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2013 TWU Women’s Soccer Media Guide

One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal.

NUMERICAL ROSTER

2013 TriniTy WesTern UniversiTy Women’s soccer TeamFront Row: Kristen Santema, Alicia Tesan, Natalie Boyd, Neil Turner, Graham Roxburgh, Erin VanDyck, Colleen Webber, Caitlin Haines, Nikki Wright Second Row: Rachel Wiebe, Vanessa Kovacs, Sarah-Kim Bergeron, Jennifer Castilo, Megan Theroux, Joanna Geck, Krista Gommeringer, Jolayne Whitmarsh, Jenna Di Nunzio, Third Row: Katelyn Star, Sarqah Hannigan, Alessandra Oliverio, Madison HIgginbotham, Vanessa Wiebe, Rachel Bedek, Bailey Williams-Kapels, Christina Oliverio, Isabella Di Trocchio, Cindy-Leigh Meyer, Lindsey Pulice, Stephanie Chin, Sarah Van Noort.

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no. name Pos HT eLiG coUrse HomeToWn LasT Team (HiGH scHooL) PronUciaTion00 Christina Oliverio GK 5-8 2 GENR Calgary, AB SWU Alliance (Bearspaw Christian) AW-liv-air-ee-O1 Rachel Bedek GK 5-7 5 MBA London Ont Canada FISU//Carleton (St. Joseph’s) BED-ik3 Stephanie Chin MID 5-5 2 BIOL Calgary, AB Calgary Blizzard (St. Francis) Chin5 Lindsey Pulice DEF 5-4 2 COMM Burnaby, BC Cliff Ave. Synergy (Burnaby North) PUH-loo-chee6 Alessandra Oliverio MID 5-4 3 PSYC Calgary, AB Team Alberta (Bearspaw Christian) AW-liv-air-ee-O7 Alicia Tesan FOR 5-3 5 HKIN Vancouver, BC BC Summer Games (Notre Dame) tuh-SAN8 Colleen Webber DEF 5-6 5 PSYC Calgary, AB Foothills Colts (Western Canada) WEB-er9 Natalie Boyd MID 5-4 5 SLMG Surrey, BC Canada FISU (Sullivan Heights) Boyd10 Jenna Di Nunzio MID 5-4 4 BBA North Delta, BC Whitecaps Prospects (Burnsview) Duh-NUN-zee-O11 Jessica King MID 5-7 4 PSYC Liverpool, ENG Liverpool FC (Bellerive FCJ) King13 Vanessa Kovacs M/D 5-5 3 BUSI North Delta, BC Canada U20 (Burnsview) CO-vaks14 Krista Gommeringer FOR 5-6 2 GENR Calgary, AB Calgary Alliance (Lord Beaverbrook) GOMM-ring-er15 Sarah-Kim Bergeron FOR 5-3 2 BIOL Calgary, AB Team Alberta (Bishop Carroll) BUR-zher-on16 Kristen Santema DEF 5-9 4 HKIN Coquitlam, BC Cliff Avenue Metro (Centenial) SAN-tuh-ma17 Caitlin Haines MID 5-4 5 EDU New Westminster, BC Surrey Breakers (Fraser Valley Christian) Hanes18 Vanessa Wiebe DEF 5-9 2 HKIN Surrey, BC TSS Elite (Surrey Christian) Weeb19 Nikki Wright FOR 5-7 5 HKIN Cloverdale, BC Canada FISU (Langley) RITE20 Megan Theroux FOR 5-3 1 EDU Hamilton,ON Toronto Lynx (Georges-P-Vanier) THER-o21 Jennifer Castillo DEF 5-6 4 PSYC Surrey, BC Whitecaps Prospects CAS-tee-O22 Bailey Williams-Kapels GK 5-6 5 FINE Puyallup, WA Idaho State (Rogers) WILL-ee-ums-KA-puls23 Madison Higginbotham MID 5-4 1 UNDC Langley, BC Fraser Valley (Langley Fundamental) HIGG-in-both-am24 Cindy-Leigh Meyer D/M 5-3 2 BBA Strandfontein,S. Africa South Africa (Amatuks) MAY-er25 Isabella Di Trocchio FOR 5-9 2 BIOL Burnaby, BC Coquitlam Metro (Burnaby North) Duh-TROCH-ee-O26 Sarah Hannigan MID 5-5 4 BHK Anmore, BC Coquitlam Silence (Archbishop Carney) HAN-ih-gun28 Jolayne Whitmarsh DEF 5-7 3 BHK Langley, BC Semiahmoo Metro (White Rock) WIT-marsh29 Joanna Geck MID 5-6 2 NATS Calgary, AB VIU (Centennial) Gek

StaffHead Coach: Graham Roxburgh (15), Associate Coach: Erin VanDyck (O’Driscoll) (9), Assistant Coaches: Neil Turner (6), Tom Kristensen (9), Therapists: Natalie Ghobrial, Philippe Saucier, Student Therapists: Sarah VanNoort, Rachel Wiebe, Katelyn Star, Sport Psych: Dr. Blair Whitmarsh, SID: Scott Stewart, Assistant SID: Mark Janzen.

2013 Championship Preview

This year, the defending CIS champion Trinity Western Spartans will be looking to make history.

With a second straight national crown, the Spartans would not only tie UBC’s record of five Gladys Bean Memorial Trophies, but they would also become the first women’s soccer program ever to win back-to-back CIS titles twice, having previously done so in 2008 and 2009. A fourth CIS gold medal in six years would also mark the most dominant run of titles in Canadian university women’s soccer history.

And beyond just the numbers, a fifth national championship would also give Trinity Western a legitimate claim to being the best women’s soccer program in CIS history.

This will be the Spartans seventh appearance at the CIS championship and the only medal they’ve ever won is gold. In their previous six national tournaments, TWU won it all in 2004, 2008, 2009 and, most recently with a win over Queen’s on penalty kicks, in 2012. When they didn’t win gold, in 2006 the Spartans finished fifth and in 2011 they finished sixth.

History tells us that for TWU, the national championship tournament is simply boom or bust.

And having earned a spot in this year’s tour-nament thanks to a Canada West silver-medal

winning effort and having lost just once over their last 13 games, the Spartans are on a roll that has TWU fans dreaming of yet another “boom” effort.

However, for this year’s Spartans, the path to the national tournament certainly came with its fair share of adversity.

A tough start to the season in which TWU won just one of its first five games saw the Spar-tans fall out of the CIS Top 10 for the first time since 2010. The alarm bells could be heard in the distance as TWU tallied just four goals over that five-game span and, having averaged 3.67 goals per game in 2012, the Spartans looked a far cry from their national champion-ship-winning form.

But in the Spartans sixth game of the season, TWU finally started to gain traction. A 4-0 road win over Northern British Columbia sparked the Spartans and, with that, it seemed TWU had once again found its winning formula. Less than a month later, TWU entered the post-sea-son riding a seven-game winning streak and as hot as any team in the conference.

Finding their offence, scoring 23 goals over the seven wins, and their defence, allowing just two over that same span, the Spartans looked like the national championship contending team TWU fans have come to expect. A pair of playoff wins over Saskatchewan in the quarter-finals, and then Victoria in the semifinals, kept TWU’s winning streak alive before it was finally snapped after an overtime loss to Alberta in the conference final. All told, the Spartans streak lasted nine straight games and along the way, they outscored the opposition 27-3.

The Spartans offensive resurgence not sur-prisingly came thanks in large part of the play two-time Canada West First Team All-Star and last year’s Canada West Rookie of the Year Krista Gommeringer. The Calgarian striker fin-

ished the season with team-high 10 goals in 12 games and nine of those came in the final seven games.

Beyond Gommeringer’s offensive contribu-tions, the Spartans were buoyed by the play of Canada West All-Star defenders Jennifer Castillo and Colleen Webber and midfield-ers Vanessa Kovacs and Natalie Boyd. Cas-tillo, Kovacs and Boyd joined Gommeringer as conference First Teamers while Webber was named to the Second Team. Between the five of them and with fifth-year goalie Rachel Be-dek controlling the back end, the Spartans are as strong as any team in the country down the middle.

As a team, TWU finished the regular season with 2.25 goals for per game (5th in Canada West) and 0.50 goals against per game (tied for 2nd in CW). Bedek, who transferred from Carleton, finished the year with a 0.52 goals against average and helped TWU earn seven clean sheets.

While the Spartans as a team will no doubt having nothing but gold on their collective minds, for seven graduating seniors, this will be their last chance at national glory. For Boyd, Webber, Tesan and Caitlin Haines, they’ll be aiming for their third CIS title. For back-up goalie Bailey Kapels, she’ll be gunning for her second. For Bedek, she’ll be shooting for her first. And for Wright, who was an injury redshirt last year, she’ll be going for a CIS women’s soccer record fourth gold medal.

After losing in this year’s conference final, the Spartans enter this tournament as hungry as ever.

History is on the line and with a veteran-laden roster, the Spartans, who won CIS gold the last time Toronto hosted the national tournament in 2009, are gearing up for yet another “boom” year.

2012 canada WesT cHamPionsHead Coach: Graham Roxburgh (15th season)Regular season record: 8-1-3Regular season standing: 4th Canada WestPlayoff record: 2-1Playoff finish: Canada West Silver Medal (championships 2012, 2011, 2009, 2006, 2004)Final Top 10 ranking (Oct. 29): No. 8Best Top 10 ranking (9 weeks): No. 1 (2 weeks)Number of weeks in Top 10 (9 weeks): 7Conference 1st team all-stars (4): Vanessa Kovacs, Jennifer Castillo, Natalie Boyd, Krista Gommeringer.Conference 2nd team all-stars (1): Colleen WebberCIS championship appearances (including 2013): 7 CIS championship all-time record: 14-3-1CIS championship best result: 4-time champion (2012, 2009, 2008, 2004)CIS championship last appearance: 2012 - finish: 1stCIS championship sequence: 3rd in a row, 5th in 7 years, 7th in 10 years.

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2013 TWU sParTans Women’s soccer media GUideTabLe of conTenTsTeam Roster Page 1CIS Preview Page 2Table of Contents Page 2Quick Facts All-Time CIS Record Page 4Combined Statistics Page 5CW & CIS Awards Page 6Statistical Records Page 7About TWU Page 8Spartan Logo History Page 9Coaching Staff Page 10Player Profiles Page 14Match Results Page 28Team/CW Leaders Page 38Statistical Records Page 44Names Database Page 59All-Time Results Page 60



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SCHOOL INFORMATIONLocation................................Langley, B.C.Population.....................................110,500Founded............................................1962Enrollment................................over 3,500Colours............................Navy,Gold,WhiteNickname....................................SpartansMascot.............................................SpartyField.......................................Rogers FieldSurface.............................................GrassDimensions (yards)......................120 x 80Capacity..........................................(2,000)Affiliation....Canadian Interuniversity SportConference..........................Canada WestYear Joined........................................1999First Year Soccer in CIS.....................2001President.....................................Bob KuhnDirector of Athletics....................Murray HallWeb Site.....................www.gospartans.caCanada West...........www.canadawest.orgSPORTS INFORMATIONDirector..................................Scott StewartEmail................................ssstew@twu.caOffice...................................604.513.2123Cell......................................604.764.1533Fax.......................................604.513.2065Assistant Director...................Mark JanzenEmail........................mark.janzen@twu.caCell......................................604.613.6730SID Mailing Address:Sports InformationTrinity Western University7600 Glover RoadLangley, B.C. V2Y 1Y1TELEPHONE NUMBERSUniversity Main....................604.888.7511Athletic Reception................604.513.2125Women’s Soccer...................604.513.2122Athletic Therapy...................604.513.2127Athletic Ticket Office.............604.513.2116Info line................................604.513.2001

STANDINGS2013 Canada WestTeam GP W L T GF GA PTSVictoria 12 10 2 0 29 8 30Alberta 12 9 1 2 34 10 29UBC 12 8 1 3 29 5 27Trinity Western 12 8 1 3 27 6 27Saskatchewan 12 8 2 2 21 6 26Calgary 12 6 4 2 37 18 20UFV 12 5 4 3 22 14 18Regina 12 5 5 2 14 26 17Mount Royal 12 3 8 1 16 26 10Manitoba 12 1 7 4 8 18 7UNBC 12 1 9 2 8 25 5Winnipeg 12 1 11 0 4 58 3Lethbridge 12 0 10 2 6 35 2

Spartan women’s SoccerHead Coach...................Graham Roxburgh Alumn.....................................(Weaton - 92)Record, Years at School...187-95-47 (15th)Soccer Office Phone............604.513.2122Email................graham.roxburgh@twu.caAssociateCoach......Erin VanDyck (O’Driscoll)Assistant Coach..........................Neil TurnerGoalkeeper Coach............. Tom KristensenSports Psych...............Dr. Blair WhitmarshHead Athletic Therapist....Natalie GhobrialStudent Therapists..........................Sarah VanNoort, ..........................................Rachel Wiebe, Katelyn StarConditioning Coaches......Adrienne Friesen.........................................Andrew HemingYears in the CIS....................................13thAppearances at CIS Championships.............7thCIS National Championships Won...........4CIS National Championship Medals........4 CIS Record.......14-3-1: Gold (04, 08, 09, 12)CW Championships Won..5(04,06,09,11,12)Canada West League Title.........3 (09,11,12)2013 Overall Record (Nov.02)................. 11-3-32013 Canada West Record................8-1-32013 Canada West Placing:..................4th2013 Canada West Championship Placing:...2ndStarters Returning/Lost.............................7/4

General Spartan Athletics Contact InformationContact Title Phone EmailMain Phone 604.513.2115Spartan Contact Info 604.513.2001Fax 604.513.2065Murray Hall Director of Athletics 604.513.2055 [email protected] Ratzlaff Assistant Athletic Director - Operations 604.513.2116 [email protected] Hofer Assistant Athletic Director - Administration 604.513.2121x3775 [email protected] Stewart Sports Information Director 604.513.2123 [email protected] Ginter Director of Athletic Facilities 604.455.8860 [email protected] Van Dyke Facility Manager 604.513.2115 [email protected] Ghobrial Head Therapist 604.513.2127 [email protected]

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Date Opponent W/L Score Aug 26 SASKATCHEWAN W 2-0Aug 31 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 1-3Sep7 @British Columbia T 0-0Sep 13 VICTORIA L 1-2Sep 14 FRASER VALLEY W 2-1Sep 21 @Saskatchewan T 1-1Sep 22 @Regina T 0-0Sep 27 @Northern BC W 4-0Oct 4 WINNIPEG W 5-0Oct 5 MANITOBA W 3-0Oct 12 @Calgary W 1-0Oct 13 @Lethbridge W 5-1Oct 18 ALBERTA W 2-0Oct 19 MOUNT ROYAL W 3-1Oct 26p SASKATCHEWAN W 2-0Nov 1p @Victoria W 2-1otNov 2p @Alberta (in Victoria) L 2-1ot

TEAM RECORD W-L-TOverall: 11-3-3Conference: 8-1-3Playoffs: 2-1-0Home: 7-2Away: 2-0-2

ATTEND Dates Total AvgTotal: 14 2566 183Home: 8 1803 225Away: 6 743 124

Quick Facts

All-Time Record at CIS Championships: 14-3-1, six appearances (four gold medals)

2012 (3-0) First Place at University of Victoria 08/11/2012 vs Laurier Golden Hawks W 2-1 Victoria09/11/2012 vs Victoria Vikes W 1-0 Victoria11/11/2012 vs Queens Gaels W 1-0 (4-2PK) Victoria

2011 (1-2) Sixth Place at McGill University 10/11/2011 vs McGill Martlets L 1-0 (4-1PK) Montreal11/11/2011 vs Laurier Golden Hawks W 1-0 Montreal12/11/2011 vs Alberta Pandas L 2-1 (4-3PK) Montreal 2009 (3-0) First Place at University of Toronto 12/11/2009 vs UEI Panthers W 1-0 Toronto14/11/2009 vs Queens Gaels W 2-1 (5-3PK) Toronto15/11/2009 vs Montreal Carabins W 1-0 (4-2 PK) Toronto 2008(3-0) First Place at Trinity Western University 6/11/2008 vs Laurier Golden Hawks W 3-0 Langley, BC8/11/2008 vs Victoria Vikes W 1-0 Langley, BC9/11/2008 vs Brock Badgers W 1-0 Langley, BC 2006 (2-1) Fifth Place at University of Victoria 9/11/2006 vs York Lions L 0-1 (OT) Victoria10/11/2006 vs Cape Breton Capers W 4-0 Victoria12/11/2006 vs McGill Redmen W 1-0 Victoria 2004 (2-0-1) First Place at University Montreal and McGill University 11/11/2004 vs UPEI Panthers T 0-0 Montreal12/11/2004 vs Montreal Carabins W 7-0 Montreal14/11/2004 vs McGill Redmen W 3-2 Montreal



2013 TWU Spartans Women's SoccerTrinity Western Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 03, 2013)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 10-2-3 6-1 4-0-3 0-1CONFERENCE 8-1-3 5-1 3-0-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.* Sep 07 at #10 UBC T 0-0 487* Sep 13 #4 VICTORIA L 1-2 270* Sep 14 FRASER VALLEY W 2-1 425* Sep 21 at Saskatchewan T 1-1 319* Sep 22 at Regina T 0-0 140* Sep 27 at UNBC W 4-0 150* Oct 04 WINNIPEG W 5-0 105* Oct 05 MANITOBA W 3-0 125* Oct 12 at Calgary W 1-0 167* Oct 13 at Lethbridge Wo2 5-1 150* Oct 18 #2 ALBERTA W 2-0 175* Oct 19 MOUNT ROYAL W 3-1 225P Oct 26 SASKATCHEWAN W 2-0 305P Nov 01 at #5 Victoria Wo2 2-1 350P Nov 02 vs #4 Alberta L o 2 1-2 40

TEAM STATISTICS TWUW OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 32-274 9-106 Goals scored per game 2.13 0.60 Shot pct. . 1 1 7 . 0 8 5 Shots on goal-Attempts 118-274 41-106 SOG pct. . 4 3 1 . 3 8 7 S h o t s / G a m e 18.3 7.1CORNER KICKS 95 24PENALTY KICKS 2-3 1-1PENALTIES Yellow cards 10 12 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 1630 1763 Dates/Avg Per Date 7/233 7/252 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/40

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att1 Rachel Bedek 15 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Stephanie Chin 15 0 2 2 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 05 Lindsey Pulice 11 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 06 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 6 17 . 1 7 6 7 . 4 1 2 1 1 - 17 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 3 27 . 0 3 7 11 . 4 0 7 0 0 - 08 Colleen Webber 15 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 3 . 2 3 1 0 0 - 09 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 6 40 . 1 0 0 18 . 4 5 0 2 0 - 110 Jenna Di Nunzio 9 1 1 2 8 . 1 2 5 5 . 6 2 5 0 0 - 011 Jessica King 15 3 5 8 27 . 1 1 1 12 . 4 4 4 1 0 - 013 Vanessa Kovacs 14 3 1 4 20 . 1 5 0 7 . 3 5 0 2 0 - 014 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 18 57 . 1 9 3 28 . 4 9 1 3 1 - 116 Kristen Santema 11 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 017 Caitlin Haines 14 2 1 3 12 . 1 6 7 4 . 3 3 3 1 0 - 018 Vanessa Wiebe 3 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 019 Nikki Wright 15 1 0 1 23 . 0 4 3 9 . 3 9 1 0 0 - 021 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 3 11 . 1 8 2 7 . 6 3 6 0 0 - 022 Baily Williams 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 025 Isabella Di Trocchio 11 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 - 026 Sarah Hannigan 6 1 1 2 6 . 1 6 7 4 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 0

Total 15 32 29 61 274 . 1 1 7 118 . 4 3 1 10 2 - 3Opponents 15 9 5 14 106 . 0 8 5 41 . 3 8 7 2 1 - 1

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho22 Baily Williams 1 45:00 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 0.11 Rachel Bedek 15 1365:00 9 0.59 32 . 7 8 0 10-2-3 7.1

Total 15 1410:00 9 0.57 32 . 7 8 0 10-2-3 8Opponents 15 1410:00 32 2.04 86 . 7 2 9 2-10-3 2

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity Western 19 12 0 1 32Opponents 3 5 1 0 9

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity Western 132 134 3 5 274Opponents 53 47 3 3 106

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity Western 19 13 0 0 32Opponents 39 44 1 2 86

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity Western 40 51 1 3 95Opponents 15 7 2 0 24

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTrinity Western 60 70 2 3 135Opponents 69 71 5 3 148

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2013CW All-StarsFirst Team Natalie Boyd (M)Jennifer Castillo (D)Vanessa Kovacs (M)Krista Gommeringer (F)Second TeamColleen Webber (D)CIS All-CanadiansTBA

2012 CW All-StarsFirst Team Kristen Funk (G)Jennifer Castillo (D)Colleen Webber (D)Natalie Boyd (M)Krista Gommeringer (F)Second TeamNykki Byrne (D)CIS All-CanadiansFirst TeamKristen Funk (G)Colleen Webber (D) Krista Gommeringer (F)Second TeamNatalie Boyd (M)

2011 CW All-StarsFirst Team Kristen Funk (G)Jennifer Castillo (D)Colleen Webber (D)Natalie Boyd (M)Melissa Mobilio (M)Second TeamJilian Dietrich (D)Daniela Gerig (F)Coach: Graham RoxburghCIS All-CanadiansFirst TeamKristen Funk (G)Second TeamMelissa Mobilio (M)Coach: Graham Roxburgh

2010CW All-StarsFirst TeamKristen Santema (D)Natalie Boyd (M)

Spartans Canada West All-Stars & All-Canadians Melissa Mobilio (M)Second TeamDaniela Gerig (F)CIS All-CanadiansSecond TeamNatalie Boyd (M)

2009CW All-StarsFirst TeamMelissa Mobilio (M)Nikki Wright (F)Second TeamJilian Dietrich (D)Natalie Boyd (M)Alicia Tesan (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2008CW All-StarsFirst TeamNikki Wright (F)Second TeamJilian Dietrich (D)Dana Dumerton (M)Becca Ferguson (M)CIS All-CanadiansFirst Team Nikki Wright (F)

2007CW All-StarsFirst TeamLindsay Rohla (D)Second TeamBrittany Heinrich (D)Melissa Mobilio (M)Carlee O’Brien (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2006CW All-StarsFirst TeamLindsay Rohla (M)Second TeamCarlee O’Brien (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2005CW All-StarsFirst Team

Lindsay Rohla (D)Angela Trauter (M)Second TeamAshley Davison (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2004CW All-StarsSecond TeamLindsay Rohla (D)Angela Trauter (M)Kristi Haukeland (M)Carlee O’Brien (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2003CW All-StarsFirst TeamAngela Garriott (G)Second TeamLindsay Rohla (D)Angela Trauter (M)Carlee O’Brien (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2002CW All-StarsSecond TeamCelidh Beck (D)CIS All-CanadiansNone

2001CW All-StarsSecond TeamKatie Smart (M)Angela Trauter (M)Janine Drake (F)CIS All-CanadiansNone



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IndividualPointsCareer:.....77, Carlee O’Brien (52g, 25a), 2003-07Season: .........27, Krista Gommeringer (15g,12a),2012Match:.....5, KristaGommeringer Cal9/8/12,Winn.9/23/12..............................5, Daniela Gerig, Regina,9/26/2008GoalsCareer: ............................52, Carlee O’Brien, 2003-07Season: .........................15, Krista Gommeringer, 2012................................................14, Daniela Gerig, 2008Match: .................5, Daniela Gerig, Regina,9/26/2008Goal AverageCareer: ..........................0.53, Carlee O’Brien, 2003-07Season: ......................0.94,Krista Gommeringer, 2012AssistsCareer: .......................26, Rebecca Ferguson, 2006-10Season: .........................12, Krista Gommeringer, 2012Match: ...........4, Rebecca Ferguson, Regina,9/26/2008Assist AverageCareer: .....................0.31, Natalie Boyd, (70g) 2009-12Season: ......................0.75, Krista Gommeringer, 2012ShotsCareer: ...........268, Carlee O’Brien (52goals), 2003-07Season: ......................................77,Nikki Wright, 2008Match: ........................11, Nikki Wright UFV,9/20/2008Shot AverageCareer: .........2.73, Carlee O’Brien (98 games), 2003-07Season: ......4.31, Krista Gommeringer (16games, 2012

Shots on GoalCareer: ..............142, Daniela Gerig (47 goals), 2007-11Season: ......................................45, Nikki Wright, 2008GoalkeepingSavesCareer: ....................290Kristen Funk (47GA), 2008-12Season: ...............................105, Angela Garriott, 2004Match: .............12, Kristen Funk, vs UBC, 11/01/08Goals Against AverageCareer: ..................0.57, Kristen Funk,(47GA) 2008-12Season: ..........................0.36, Veronika Rogina, 2008Minutes PlayedCareer: .........................6818, Melissa Mobilio, 2007-11Season: ..........................1967, Jennifer Castillo, 2011

TeamPointsSeason: ................117: 2012 (53g,64a) 2004 (73g,38a)Match: ...............................22, at Winnipeg, 9/23/2012.GoalsSeason: .......................................................73, 2004Match: ...................................9, vs Regina, 10/15/2005..................................................9, vs Regina, 09/26/08Goal AverageSeason: ......................................................2.65, 2012AssistsSeason: .........................................................64, 2012Match: .......................................14, vs UNBC 10/12/12ShotsSeason: .....................................................383, 2004Game: ......................................36, UNBC, 10/12/2012Shots on GoalSeason: .....................................................184, 2006WinsSeason (overall): ............................................17, 2009Season (conference): ..................................12, 2011Consecutive (overall): .............................9, 2013, 2009(Over two season): .....................................12,2008-09(Conference)..........................................20, 20010-11

TWU STATISTICAL RECORDS (CIS)(Records begin in 2001)

Trinity Western University Mission Statement

SPARTAN ATHLETICS: The Complete Champion ApproachThe Complete Champion Approach helps Spartan Student-Athletes become complete people and champions in all areas of their lives. This program seeks to address the whole person (spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, and social). Some student-athletes may not realize how much they can accomplish if they address all areas of their lives and take on life to the fullest. The Complete Champion Approach is to help student-athletes use their God-given talents and intellect to live a life of significance, experiencing true personal success and powerfully influencing their family and their community. Another significant goal is for Athletics to aid the functions of Student Life and avail ourselves of the services and opportunities already existing and under development through the Student Life Department.

ABOUT TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITYEstablished: 1962 as Trinity Junior College; 1972 as Trinity Western College; 1985 as Trinity Western UniversityEnrolment: Over 3,500Median Average Class Size: 22 Student Body Population: Canadian: 66.1%; U.S.: 25.2%; International: 8.7%Student/Faculty Ratio: 11.2:1 Faculty with PhDs: 80%Alumni: approximately 16,000.Member: Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC); Council of Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU); recog-nized by the U.S. Department of Education.Founding Denominations: Evangelical Free Churches of Canada and AmericaFunding: Tuition, private donations and supporting services.Programs: 38 undergraduate majors; 14 graduate programs.Campus: Main campus: Langley, B.C. 157 acres, 45 minutes from downtown Vancouver and 2 1/2 hours from Seattle.Extension Campuses: The Laurentian Leadership Centre in Ottawa; English as a Second Language extension classes in Vancouver and Toronto.Residences: On-campus housing available for 954 students.Athletics: Member of Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS); men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, soccer,cross-country, T&FUndergraduate Programs and Schools: (BA, B.Sc., BBA, B.Ed., BHK) Applied Mathematics with Computer Science, Art, Athletic Therapy, Biblical Studies, Biology, Chemistry, Christianity and Culture, Communications, Computing Science, Drama, English, Environ-mental Science, Environmental Studies, European Studies, Fine Arts, General Studies, Geography, History, History with International Relations, Humanities, Human Kinetics, Human Services, Inter-Cultural Religious Studies, International Studies, Linguistics, Mathemat-ics, Modern Languages, Music, Natural and Applied Sciences, Nursing, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Social Sciences, Sport & Leisure Management, School of Business, School of Education, School of Human Kinetics. Graduate Studies: (MA) Leadership; Biblical Studies; Counselling Psychology; Interdisciplinary Humanities; TESOLGraduate School of Theological Studies: Christian Studies (MA), Counselling (MC), Cross-cultural Ministries (MA), Divinity (M.Div.), Applied Linguistics and Exegesis (MLE), Theological Studies (MTS), Theology (MTH), Ministry (D.Min.)Study Tours: Students earn credit while studying with TWU in Hawaii, Guyana, England, Italy, New York City, Northern Ireland, Lithua-nia and more.Story of TWU: in 1961, a small group of people had an extraordinary vision to establish a Christian university in Canada to prepare leaders of integrity. They purchased Seal-Kap Dairy Farm, and opened the first classes of Trinity Junior College in the fall of 1962 with 17 students. The College quickly grew to 800 students by 1984, when it was granted membership in the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC). In 1985, the British Columbia legislature granted it a charter under the name Trinity Western University. Trinity Western takes a unique approach to university education. Working from a Christian worldview, it combines ethics and moral-ity with career-oriented disciplines in an integrated learning community. It facilitates whole person development and transforms many young men and women with a vision to make a positive contribution to the world.Building on its well-recognized academic programs, the University has recently launched a School of Business, School of Education and the Laurentian Leadership Centre in Ottawa.The mission of Trinity Western University, as an arm of the church, is to develop godly Christian leaders: positive, goal-oriented univer-sity graduates with thoroughly Christian minds; growing disciples of Jesus Christ who glorify God through fulfilling the Great Commis-sion, serving God and people in the various marketplaces of life.7600 Glover Road, Langley, B.C., Canada, V2Y 1Y1 P: 604.888.7511 F: 604.513.2061 Web: www.twu.ca

SPARTAN ATHLETICS: Mission StatementIn full concert and support of the University mission statement…Spartan Athletics develops godly Christian leaders equipped to succeed in dynamic environments, persistently advancing to the edge of their abilities, shaping and transforming sport and culture, and growing in their personal relationships with Jesus Christ.

The mission of Trinity Western University, as an arm of the church, is to develop godly Christian leaders: positive, goal-oriented university graduates with thoroughly Christian minds; growing disciples of Jesus Christ who glorify God through fulfilling the Great Commission, serving God and people in the various marketplaces of life.



For more than 30 years the Spartan logo has been refined. There have been discussions about whether the helmet in the logo was more representative of Troy or Rome than Sparta, whether or not the logo should contain more or less detail and whether or not it was an appropriate logo at all. The many variations eventually began to cause confusion as to which logo was the correct logo for the Spar-tans. Even the updated 2005 logo presented several design problems and began to look dated in style. Confusion extended beyond the logo itself, and as late as the turn of the century, TWU athletic teams were occasionally referred to as the Trojans instead of the Spartans by out-side individuals. It was determined that because of these and other branding related issues that the logo for the TWU Spartans needed to be changed. In the fall of 2006 TWU’s Department of Athletics initiated a logo redesign process. A team that began with of members of the Dept. of Athletics, and expanded to include TWU’s University Com-munications, and eventually a Vancouver design company (Industrial Brand Creative Inc.), took on the task of redesigning the Spartan logo. After a year of hard work, TWU and Spartan Athletics are proud to present a new logo. From the beginning of the logo redesign process, several issues became very clear. It was important that the new logo remain true to the identity of the TWU Spartans. It had to clearly articulate who we are in light of the ancient Spartan values we aspire to. It was imperative that the new logo build on our history, not erase it. Great effort was made to follow our history, and the helmet on the latest version of the Spartan logo is more in keeping with the actual battle helmet that the ancient warriors of Sparta wore into campaigns. This is also the look that was achieved with the original TWC logo from the early 70’s providing a strong tie to our logo roots. It was important that the new logo be more versatile and simple, yet classic in design. In short the new logo had to clearly state who we are in name as well as in design, and to represent the values we hold to as Spartans. With these things in mind, the process began to unfold and eventually the new logo was born. Since 1963, the Trinity Western Spartans have been writing their own history, a proud history, built around community, integrity, respect, and sacrifice. In 1999, the Spartans joined the Canadian In-teruniversity Sport (CIS), the highest level of university sport in the country, and in 2001, they launched the Complete Champion Ap-proachTM, a program unique to Canadian university sport. The CCATM is a powerful and effective program aimed at the development of the whole person, and one more step along the journey that is building the legacy of the Trinity Western Spartans. It is a tool we use to help us shape and transform our sport and culture. Through our successes in the CCATM, and as a result of our success at the CIS level, Trinity Western University is becoming widely known across Canada as the home of those who pursue excellence and the home of champions who are having an impact on communities around the world. The ancient Spartans worked together to achieve their goals and uphold their values. It was this unity that allowed them to be-come the people we know today and to accomplish all they set out to achieve. They succeeded because they were a team, and the same principles hold true for the TWU Spartans. Together we are strong, together we are united, together we are determined, together we are faithful, together…we are Spar-tans!

In the fall of 1963 TWU Dean of Students Leland Asa or-dered new gold and brown uniforms for Trinity Junior College. The new uniforms arrived in January of 1964. To accompany the uniforms, the students were looking for a new name for the TJC athletic teams. They chose the Spartans. Today ancient Sparta is often remembered for its military ac-complishments and is thought to be a society lacking in art, literature and culture. Upon taking a closer look at the people of ancient Sparta, they may be more aptly described as a people who had a strong de-votion to the intellect, the arts and to physical exercise and whose culture focused on much more than just military strength. The Spartans of old made significant contributions to their society, contributions which have continued to shape the world we live in today. Some of these include the first democracy in recorded his-tory, the introduction of land reform aimed at equalizing wealth among its citizens and the development of a complex system of mutual de-fence treaties. The Spartans were known for aggressively defending democracy against tyranny because they so strongly believed in a society of freedom. Sparta led the world in the area of women’s rights. Spartan women enjoyed such things as the right to inheritance, prop-erty ownership and public education. These are rights that today we would consider elementary, but at the time they were unheard of for women. Sparta’s public education system, the agoge, was also ad-mired almost universally by contemporaries. The people of Sparta had a strong commitment to education, but this was not the only thing that Sparta was admired for; Sparta also became well known for its constitution, its music and dance. It was her citizens – the lawmakers, the statesmen, the philosophers and the poets – who were the most widely admired in ancient times. They were united in their values and faithful to hold true to them. In short, the Spartans were a proud people with strong con-victions, tremendous discipline, significant power and culture-shap-ing influence. They were indeed “champions” and leaders in many different areas of life. Their efforts to develop the whole person, their discipline to develop themselves physically, their respect for women and education, their will to build a strong community, and their desire to contribute to the betterment of society have left an inspiring legacy. It is from this legacy that we distill and aspire to the traits of strength, unity, determination and faithfulness, and it is from this legacy that we have taken the name Spartans. The Spartan name has endured at Trinity Western for 44 years. The TWU Athletics logo however, has gone through a some-what evolutionary process. The first TWU Spartan logo appeared in the early 70’s and began to take shape over the next decade. In the spring of 1986 the athletic teams of the newly named Trinity Western University ordered new uniforms, and with the new uniforms came new team colours to the Spartans. The Spartans would exchange brown and gold for blue, gold and white and with that would see another change to their logo. Bob Lee and fellow members of the men’s basketball team assisted in a revision of the Spartans’ logo. They combined the TWU letters with a warrior head to create this new revised logo, which was refined once again in 1988 and then custom-ized into a 3-D version in 1999. The most recent rendering of this logo was finalized in 2005 by TWU’s University Communications Depart-ment.

STRONG - UNITED - DETERMINED - FAITHFUL

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Spartans Women’s Soccer 2013

Rogers Field Trinity Western University

Coaching Staff



When it comes to TWU women’s soccer, Graham Roxburgh is the man behind the magic.

Since Roxburgh took over as head coach in 1999, he has guided the Spartans to four CIS National Championships (2004, 2008, 2009 and 2012), five Canada West gold medals (2004, 2006, 2009, 2011 and 2012) and a record of 168-69-41 in CIS play.

This past season, in 2013, Roxburgh coached the Spartans to an 8-1-3 regular season record and for the third year in a row, his team lost just one regular season contest. He also helped the Spartans to their seventh Canada West medal in the last eight years, as TWU took home silver after losing in the conference championship final.

In 2012, Roxburgh coached the Spartans to their most decorated season in program history. He guided TWU to a program best 11-1-0 regular season record, and then coached TWU to both a Canada West and CIS championship.

Roxburgh was the CIS Coach of the Year in 2011 and the Canada West Coach of the Year in both 2009 – when his team posted an 18-2-1 overall record, won the Canada West league title, the Can¬ada West playoff banner and capped the year by winning the national championship – and 2011, after he led the Spartans to a 12-1-1 regular season record, which included a 15-game unde-feated streak going into the CIS national championship.

Roxburgh has twice been named the head coach for Canada’s women’s soccer team at the FISU Games. In 2009, in Serbia, his team finished seventh and in 2011 in China, his team finished fifth.

Roxburgh’s teams have also been of the ground breaking variety at TWU as the 2004 CIS national championship was the first of its kind for the university. That team was also named Sport BC Team of the Year and BC Soccer Team of the Year. Prior to that, in their first year in the CIS, the Spartans women’s soccer team earned a Canada West silver medal, which was the first conference medal Trinity Western had ever earned.

Roxburgh first came to Trinity Western University in 1993 as an as-sistant to coach Alan Alderson with the men’s soccer program. At the time he was working for Athletes in Action and had just gradu-ated from Wheaton College (Illinois) with a BA in History and Bibli-cal Studies. He was later recommended to take over the women’s

program and was hired as head coach in 1998. The fall of 1999 marked his first season with the team. In his second year as head coach, in 2000, Roxburgh guided the women to a 6-3-1 record and was named BCCAA Coach of the Year.

Since 1996, he has coached the AIA Senior Men’s Team (which competes in the PCSL) and now serves as the general manager and technical director for the Fraser Valley Action, a club team within the PCSL.

With Athletes in Action, Roxburgh has coached and played against several national teams from around the world including Guate-mala, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, South Africa, Ireland, Zimbabwe, and Croatia.

15th SeasonRecord: 187-95-47 (overall), 168-69-41 (CIS)Canada West Coach of the Year: 2009, 2011CIS Coach of the Year: 2011Canadian women’s FISU coach: 2009, 2011

Team Awards: CIS National Championship: 2004, 2008, 2009, 2012Canada West League Champions: 2009, 2011, 2012Canada West Gold Medal: 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012

Graham Roxburgh - Head Coach

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Coaching Staff

Tom Kristensen - Goalkeeper Coach

Tom has been coaching for nine years with TWU as the Head Goalkeeper

Coach. Tom has done excellent work with the TWU goalies as the Spartans have been in the top three in Canada West in goals allowed each of the last six years. He was previously the technical director of the Sur-rey Breaker Soccer Club where he coached the women’s premier team. Tom is currently the head goalkeeper coach with the North Shore Girls Soccer Club and Spartan Goal-keeper Academy as well as a consultant for other goalkeeper clinics.

Erin VanDyck – Associate Coach

Erin graduated from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh with an under-

grad in communications. It was here where Erin played her collegiate career and com-menced her coaching career. She was in-volved with the Milwaukee Kickers youth system and began growing as a coach through the investment of great coaching professionals. Through her involvement with Athletes in Action international teams, Erin made her way to Trinity Western Uni-versity in 2004 to pursue her Master’s de-gree in Leadership. In 2004 Erin began coaching as a grad assistant with the wom-en’s soccer program at TWU and in 2005 took on the role of being the main assistant coach for the Spartans. Since 2008, Erin has taken on more and more responsibility as part of the soccer coaching staff and cur-rently serves the women’s soccer program as the associate coach. Erin brings a wealth of knowledge and resources to the program, both in terms of her soccer coaching ability, but also with her skills and mindset in areas of leadership development, teambuilding, recruiting and personal development. Erin’s education and ability to coach has helped shape the team’s culture and an outstand-ing reputation. Her passion for players as people has made a significant impact on the overall goal of developing Complete Cham-pions through Spartan soccer.

Neil Turner - Assistant Coach

Neil Turner is in his sixth season as as-sistant coach with the women’s soccer

team. Turner is in charge of the program’s video and game analysis. Prior to joining the women’s soccer staff, he spent several years as an assistant coach with Spartans men’s soccer team. A TWU alumnus, Turner played soccer for the Spartans from 1986 to 1989, graduating in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education and Biblical Stud-ies and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Performance Analysis. He took over the men’s soccer head coaching duties in 1996, running the team until 1999. Turner is a Canadian Soccer Association “B” na-tional coach and an NSCAA certified goal-keeper coach. He is a B.C. soccer coaching course conductor and assessor as well as a full-time instructor in human kinetics at Trin-ity Western University.



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Natalie Ghobrial HBSc. BEd., ATC, CAT(c)Head Athletic Therapist

Natalie is the Head Athletic Therapist and Clinic Supervisor at Trinity Western University, and has

been with the Spartans since 2006. Natalie graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology & Health Sciences, a Bachelor of Education, and a certificate in Athletic Therapy from York University. Following her education and certification, Natalie also pursued and obtained her American designation in the field of Ath-letic Training.

Prior to Natalie’s endeavors in British Columbia she was a member of the York University Sports Medicine Team as the Head Athletic Therapist of York’s football program, and worked in the private sector in Toronto Ontario. Academically Natalie also taught various courses in Kinesiology and Athletic Therapy in both the College and University settings.

Natalie has and continues to work with various provin-cial and national teams and has the had opportunity to work at FISU, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. While caring for athletes both on and off the field, Nata-lie utilizes various techniques in their rehabilitation. Manual therapy techniques such as soft tissue release and muscle energy are used alongside exercise reha-bilitation and therapeutic modalities in the treatment of athlete’s injuries.

Philippe Saucier B.Sc, CAT(C), FMSAssistant Athletic Therapist

Philippe is in his fourth year as the Assistant Athletic Therapist with the Spartans’ Sport

Medicine Team. He is a graduate from Concordia University in Montreal, Québec where he received a Bachelor of Exercise Science specializing in Ath-letic Therapy. Upon receiving his CAT(C) certifica-tion in 2007, Philippe moved to Belleville, Ontario to start his own successful Athletic Therapy practice that included work with high school, collegiate and elite athletes in multiple sports including: soccer, basketball, volleyball, rugby, hockey, figure skating and gymnastics.

Philippe continues his work with BC provincial sport teams, local softball tournaments, box lacrosse, field hockey in addition to his work at Trinity West-ern. Using contemporary soft tissue rehabilitation techniques, therapeutic modalities, physical recon-ditioning, and supportive wrapping to promote op-timal healing, he believes in the body’s resiliency and that all athletes can be safely integrated back into play.



Player Profiles

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1 Rachel BedekGoalkeeper, 5-7, 5th-year, London, Ont.Last Team (High School): Canada FISU/Carleton (St. Joseph’s)Major: MBA

00 Christina OliverioGoalkeeper, 5-8, 2nd-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): SWU Alliance (Bearspaw Christian)Major: General Studies

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Rookie Blue, Fast Food: Peter’s Drive-In, Music: Country, Movie: August Rush Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: Knife, Vaca-tion: Somewhere in the mountains, Pro Athlete: Gianluigi Buffon, Sports Team: Juventus Book: Redeeming Love, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Oreo, Restaurant: Rea’s, Skittles: All of them, Season: Fall

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Mr. D, Fast Food: Trick Question, Music: RHCP, Meal: Antipasto, Survivor Item: Nutella, Vacation: My aunt’s cottage, Pro Athlete: Erin McLeod, Sports Team: Canada’s Women’s National Soccer Team, Book: To Kill a Mockingbird, Colour: Purple, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: Earl’s, Skittles: Strawberry, Season: Fall

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... something to do with penalty shotsMy best non-athletic talent is....playing the pianoThe word that best describes myself is...calmMy dream job would be...to be a brain surgeonOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are...basketballMy advice to youngsters is...you have to work hard for what youwantMy favorite late night snack is...Nutella toastMy craziest ambition is...to backpack through Europe

My position is best because...not just anybody can play itAs a member in a band, I would be...the keyboard playerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...a houseMy favorite Web site is...stumbleupon.comNobody knows how much I like....to play the pianoThe expectations I have for myself this year are...to improve as a playerIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be...an Olym-pic athleteIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Mother Teresa, my grandfather and C.S. Lewis

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be...shootoutsMy best non-athletic talent is....cookingThe word that best describes myself is...easy goingMy dream job would be...an entrepreneur Other sports I enjoy besides my sport is... volleyballMy advice to youngsters is...to find your passion and make a living by pursuing itMy favorite late night snack is...Alpha-BitsMy craziest ambition is...to be the changeMy position is best because...you get to flyMy autobiography would be titled...@RayRayBeds

As a member in a band, I would be..lead vocals with Lady T-ShellsThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...freedom from debtOther than TWU my favorite place to play is...Carleton UniversityMy favorite Web site is...PinterestNobody knows how much I like....chocolateIf I could trade places with anyone for a day, it would be...Barack ObamaIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history, they would be...Mahatma Gandhi, Edward Snowden and Stephen Harper

TWU Spartans 2013Individual Career History

Rachel Bedek

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2013 15-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 15-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0

Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2013 15-15 1365:00 9 0.59 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 7.1TOTAL 15-15 1365:00 9 0.59 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 7.1

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Saves: 6, at Calgary -- Oct 12, 2013

3 Stephanie ChinMidfielder, 5-5, 2nd-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): Calgary Blizzard (St. Francis)Major: Biology


Stephanie Chin

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2012 20-5 1 3 5 10 . 1 0 0 3 . 3 0 0 0 0-02013 15-15 0 2 2 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0-0TOTAL 35-20 1 5 7 12 . 0 8 3 4 . 3 3 3 0 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 3, at Winnipeg -- Sep 23, 2012Goals: 1, at Winnipeg -- Sep 23, 2012Assists: 1, 6 timesShots: 3, at MRU -- Oct 04, 2012; at MRU -- Oct 06,2012

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5 Lindsey PuliceDefender, 5-4, 2nd-year, Burnaby, B.C.Last Team (High School): Cliff Ave. Synergy (Burnaby North)Major: Communications


Lindsey Pulice


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 1, Fraser Valley -- Sep 14, 2013Assists: 1, Fraser Valley -- Sep 14, 2013Shots: 2, vs Queen's -- Nov 11, 2012

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be...offsideMy best non-athletic talent is....eatingThe word that best describes myself is...athleticMy dream job would be...to be an optometristOther sports I enjoy besides my sport is...volleyballMy advice to youngsters is...work hardMy favorite late night snack is...peanut butter or chipsMy craziest ambition is...go to New ZealandIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...People

My position is best because...i get to be a playmaker and make tacklesMy autobiography would be titled...Life of Stephanie ChinAs a member in a band, I would be...lead singerOther than TWU my favorite place to play is...in CalgaryMy favorite Web site is...FacebookNobody knows how much I like....peanut butterIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be...Anne HathawayIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Ellen DeGeneres, Tom Hardy and Ghandi

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy, Fast Food: Peter’s, Music: Chris Brown, Movie: Just Like Heaven, Meal: Chinese, Survivor Item: Music, Vacation: New Zealand, Athlete: Megan Rapinoe Sports Team: US National Women’s Soccer Team,Clothing: Shoes, Book: Hunger Games, Colour: Purple, Ice cream: Cookies and Cream, Restaurant: Silver Inn, Skittles: Red, Season: Summer

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... smaller fieldMy best non-athletic talent is.... drawingThe word that best describes myself is... hyperMy dream job would be... fashion designerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport is... hockeyMy advice to youngsters is... study hardMy favorite late night snack is... chipsMy craziest ambition is... to be famousIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...PeopleMy position is best because... I get to attack and defend

My autobiography would be titled... The Fabulous life of LindseyAs a member in a band, I would be... the lead singerOther than TWU my favorite place to play is...with the WhitecapsMy favorite Web site is... TwitterNobody knows how much I like.... chipsThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... team workThe expectations I have for myself this year are... win nationals The funniest story from my childhood was... eating sandIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Lauren ConradIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history they would be... Ellen Degeneris, Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Anniston

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Fast Food: McDonald’s, Music: Top 40, Movie: The Last Song, Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: My mom, Vacation: Italy, Athlete: Ryan Kesler, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Shorts, Book: Twilight Series, Colour: Pink, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: The Keg, Season: Summer

7 Alicia TesanStriker/Midfielder, 5-3, 5th-year, VancouverLast Team (High School): FV Action (Notre Dame)Major: Human Kinetics

6 Alessandra OliverioMidfielder, 5-4, 3rd-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): SWU Juventus (Bearspaw Christian)Major: Psychology


Alicia Tesan

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 17-8 9 3 21 38 . 2 3 7 20 . 5 2 6 3 0-02010 20-9 7 2 16 29 . 2 4 1 15 . 5 1 7 1 0-02011 21-19 2 5 9 19 . 1 0 5 13 . 6 8 4 1 0-02012 20-19 3 11 17 47 . 0 6 4 24 . 5 1 1 0 0-02013 15-14 1 2 4 27 . 0 3 7 11 . 4 0 7 0 0-0TOTAL 93-69 22 23 67 160 . 1 3 8 83 . 5 1 9 5 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, at Winnipeg -- Sep 23, 2012Goals: 3, Saskatchewan -- Sep 24, 2010Assists: 2, 4 timesShots: 7, Saskatchewan -- Sep 24, 2010


Alessandra Oliverio

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2011 5-0 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-02012 10-1 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 5 . 6 2 5 0 0-02013 13-5 3 3 9 17 . 1 7 6 7 . 4 1 2 1 1-1TOTAL 28-6 4 3 11 26 . 1 5 4 12 . 4 6 2 1 1-1

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 3, at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013Goals: 1, 5 timesAssists: 2, Winnipeg -- Oct 04, 2013Shots: 4, Lethbridge -- 9/7/2012; Lethbridge -- Sep 7, 2012

SHORT ANSWER:IIf I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... sub limitMy best non-athletic talent is.... foosballThe word that best describes myself is... AlbertanMy dream job would be... incorperating the outdoors to help strug-gling teens and young womenMy advice to youngsters is... enjoy where you are, because you will never be younger then you are right nowMy favorite late night snack is... nutellaMy craziest ambition is... to write a bookIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would

be...National GeographicMy position is best because... you can control the entire game As a member in a band, I would be... drummer for sureThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a house with a georgous mountain viewMy favorite Web site is... FacebookThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... that sur-rounding yourself with great people is essentialThe expectations I have for myself this year are... do well in schoolIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history they would be... Hitler, Napoleon and Jesus.

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Once Upon a Time, Fast Food: Pizza, Music: Good Country, Movie: Pride and Prejudice, Meal: Pizza, Survivor Item: Nutella, Vacation: Anywhere near water and mountains, Athlete: Alessandro Del Piero, Sports Team: Juventus, Clothing: Plaid, Book: Harry Pot-ter, Colour: Red, Ice cream: Cookie Dough, Restaurant: BP, Skittles: The Pink One, Season: Whenever there are thunder storms

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... OffsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... making people laughThe word that best describes myself is... ItalianMy dream job would be... to own my own candy storeOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball, track, vol-leyball...basically anything competitiveMy advice to youngsters is... have faith in yourselfMy favorite late night snack is... cheese and grapesMy craziest ambition is... to see all the wonders of the worldIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...My own magazine...like Oprah, but called CHEECH

My position is best because...I get to be creativeMy autobiography would be titled...Alicia “Cheech” Tesan: The Story of a True LegendAs a member in a band, I would be...the drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...a beautiful house in ItalyMy favorite Web site is...www.worldsoccershop.comNobody knows how much I like...The GrinchThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... “a team that shares together, stays together” - H.S.If I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Willy Wonka

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Friends, Fast Food: Nando’s, Music: Everything, Movie: How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: Water, Vacation: Italy, Athlete: Alessandro Del Piero, Sports Team: Juventus, Clothing: Shoes, Book: The Book Thief, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Bubble Gum, Restaurant: Domenico’s, Skittles: Red, Season: I love them all

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9 Natalie BoydMidfielder, 5-4, 5th-year, Surrey, B.C.Last Team (High School): Canada FISU (Sullivan Heights)Major: Sports Leisure Management

8 Colleen WebberDefender, 5-7, 5th-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): Calgary Foothills (Western Canada)Major: Psychology


Natalie Boyd


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, at Regina -- Oct 01, 2011; at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013Goals: 2, at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013Assists: 3, Northern BC -- Oct 12, 2012Shots: 7, Winnipeg -- Oct 04, 2013


Colleen Webber

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2009 19-16 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 2 0-02010 15-14 3 0 6 13 . 2 3 1 7 . 5 3 8 0 2-22011 21-21 3 1 7 21 . 1 4 3 13 . 6 1 9 2 1-22012 18-17 1 5 7 11 . 0 9 1 8 . 7 2 7 1 0-02013 15-15 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 3 . 2 3 1 0 0-0TOTAL 88-83 8 8 24 59 . 1 3 6 32 . 5 4 2 5 3-4

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 3, British Columbia -- Sep 15, 2012Goals: 1, 7 timesAssists: 2, at MRU -- Oct 04, 2012; at MRU -- Oct 06,2012Shots: 4, vs Fraser Valley -- Nov 06, 2010

If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... Size of pitchMy best non-athletic talent is.... cookingThe word that best describes myself is... funMy dream job would be... soccer playerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... footballMy advice to youngsters is... have fun while your youngMy favorite late night snack is... popcornMy craziest ambition is... to bungee jumpMy position is best because... you can see the whole fieldAs a member in a band, I would be...the drummer

The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a houseOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... on a beachMy favorite Web site is... PinterestNobody knows how much I like.... movie nightsThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... love one anotherThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to be a true leaderIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Alex Morgan

FAVOURITES:TV Show: New Girl, Fast Food: Peter’s Drive-In, Music: R&B, Movie: Lion King, Meal: Steak, mashed potatoes and vegetables, Survi-vor Item: Matches, Vacation: Kikomen Creek, B.C., Athlete: Mia Hamm, Sports Team: Calgary Flames Clothing: Sweats, Book: The Help, Colour: Turquoise, Ice cream: Espresso Fudge, Restaurant: Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Season: Fall

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... soccer is pretty simple as it isMy best non-athletic talent is.... being a good friendThe word that best describes myself is... sincereMy dream job would be...to be a professional soccer playerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... BasketballMy advice to youngsters is... don’t do drugsMy favorite late night snack is... chocolateMy craziest ambition is... to be a bounty hunterIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Women’s Health

My position is best because... I get to do everythingMy autobiography would be titled... Your Going to Love MeAs a member in a band, I would be... the drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a houseOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... WhitecapsMy favorite Web site is... FacebookNobody knows how much I like.... winningThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... you earn everything you getThe expectations I have for myself this year are... huge If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Grandma, Grandpa and Jesus

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Dog the Bounty Hunter, Fast Food: McDonald’s, Music: Nick Lachey, Movie: Time Traveller’s Wife, Meal: Chicken, Survivor Item: Toothbrush, Vacation: Europe, Athlete: Steve Nash, Sports Team: Real Madrid, Clothing: Socks, Book: Time Travel-ler’s Wife, Colour: Pink, Ice cream: Rolo, Restaurant: Earls, Season: Winter

11 Jessica King Midfielder, 5-7, 4th-year, Liverpool, EnglandLast Team (High School): Liverpool FC (Bellerive FCJ)Major: Psychology

10 Jenna Di NunzioMidfielder, 5-5, 4th-year, North Delta, B.C.Last Team (High School): Whitecaps Prospects (Burnsview)Major: Business


Jessica King

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2010 7-1 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 2 1.000 0 0-02011 13-1 3 1 7 10 . 3 0 0 7 . 7 0 0 1 0-02012 20-6 6 4 16 29 . 2 0 7 18 . 6 2 1 1 0-02013 15-14 3 5 11 27 . 1 1 1 12 . 4 4 4 1 0-0TOTAL 55-22 12 10 34 68 . 1 7 6 39 . 5 7 4 3 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, Calgary -- 9/8/2012; Winnipeg -- Oct 04, 2013Goals: 2, Winnipeg -- Oct 04, 2013; Northern BC -- Oct 12, 2012Assists: 2, Calgary -- 9/8/2012; at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013; Calgary -- Sep 8, 2012Shots: 8, Winnipeg -- Oct 04, 2013


Jenna Di Nunzio

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2010 15-9 1 2 4 11 . 0 9 1 5 . 4 5 5 0 0-02011 21-14 0 7 7 32 . 0 0 0 15 . 4 6 9 0 0-02012 14-13 7 3 17 45 . 1 5 6 24 . 5 3 3 2 0-02013 9-4 1 1 3 8 . 1 2 5 5 . 6 2 5 0 0-0TOTAL 59-40 9 13 31 96 . 0 9 4 49 . 5 1 0 2 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, Lethbridge -- 9/7/2012; Calgary -- 9/8/2012Goals: 2, 5 timesAssists: 2, Manitoba -- Sep 16, 2011; Regina -- Sep 17, 2011Shots: 8, Alberta -- Nov 05, 2011

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... OffsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... DrawingThe word that best describes myself is... FunMy dream job would be... Real estate agentOther sports I enjoy besides my sport is... VolleyballMy advice to youngsters is... Put the work in when your young andit will pay off when your olderMy favorite late night snack is... ChipsMy craziest ambition is... To play for the FISU teamIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would

be...PeopleMy position is best because... I get to attackMy autobiography would be titled... Jenna Di NunzioAs a member in a band, I would be... the lead singerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... A houseOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... CaliforniaMy favorite Web site is... FacebookNobody knows how much I like.... DancingThe expectations I have for myself this year are... To play a higher level of soccer than I did last yearIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Messi

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Friends, Fast Food: McDonald’s, Music: R&B, Movie: Limitless, Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: Lighter, Vacation: Mexico, Athlete: Lionel Messi Sports Team: AC Milan Clothing: Shoes, Book: Twilight Colour: Turquoise, Ice cream: Bubble Gum, Restau-rant: Cactus Club, Skittles: Red Season: Summer

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... wearing shin pads. My best non-athletic talent is.... Writing poetryThe word that best describes myself is... RandomMy dream job would be... The Prime Minister of EnglandOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball and golfMy advice to youngsters is... stay in school. Be open minded. Never give up.My craziest ambition is... To be a famous rapper. or to jump onthe back of a moving train and go wherever it goes.If I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would

be...Sports IllustratedMy favorite late night snack is... cerealMy position is best because... you can be creativeMy autobiography would be titled... A Day in the Life of a King.As a member in a band, I would be... the drummerNobody knows how much I like....bearsThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... to listen, work hard and be open mindedThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to be better and work harder than last year.If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Abby Wambach, Oprah and Kelly Holmes

FAVOURITES:TV Show: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Fast Food: In and Out Burger, Music: Chris Brown, Movie: Love and Basketball, Meal: Jerk Chicken, Survivor Item: My Ipod, Vacation: The Bahamas, Athlete: Steven Gerrard and Thierry Henry, Sports Team: Liverpool, Cloth-ing: Shoes, Book: Too many to decide, Colour: Red, Ice cream: Strawberry, Restaurant: Raggas, Skittles: Red, Season: Summer

13 Vanessa Kovacs Midfielder, 5-5, 3rd-year, North Delta, B.C.Last Team (High School): Canada U20 (Burnsview)Major: Business TWU Spartans 2013

Individual Career History

Vanessa Kovacs

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2011 10-8 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-02012 15-14 1 3 5 10 . 1 0 0 4 . 4 0 0 0 0-02013 14-14 3 1 7 20 . 1 5 0 7 . 3 5 0 2 0-0TOTAL 39-36 4 4 12 34 . 1 1 8 11 . 3 2 4 2 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 4, Saskatchewan -- Oct 26, 2013Goals: 2, Saskatchewan -- Oct 26, 2013Assists: 2, Northern BC -- Oct 12, 2012Shots: 3, Manitoba -- Oct 05, 2013; Mount Royal -- Oct 19, 2013

14 Krista GommeringerStriker, 5-6, 2nd-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): SWU Alliance (Lord Beaverbrook)Major: General Studies


Krista Gommeringer


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 5, Calgary -- 9/8/2012; at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013; at Winnipeg -- Sep 23, 2012Goals: 2, 9 timesAssists: 3, at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013; at Winnipeg -- Sep 23, 2012Shots: 9, Northern BC -- Oct 12, 2012

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... Offside callsMy best non-athletic talent is.... SewingThe word that best describes myself is... RandomMy dream job would be... Fashion DesignerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... Football, Basketball and VolleyballMy advice to youngsters is... Never give up on your dreamsMy favorite late night snack is... CandyMy craziest ambition is... wrestle a crocodileIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would

be...VogueMy position is best because... you are a defender and attackerMy autobiography would be titled... Read at Your Own RiskThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a million pairs of shoesOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... the beachNobody knows how much I like.... clothingThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to not make excuses for myselfIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Pretty Little Liars, Fast Food: McDonald’s, Music: Anything except country, Movie: Pursuit of Happyness, Meal: Fajitas, Survivor Item: My Blackberry, Vacation: Barbados, Athlete: Michael Jordan, Sports Team: Pittsburgh Steelers, Clothing: Blouses, Book: A Long Way Gone, Colour: Pink, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: Cheesecake Factory, Season: Fall

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be...foulsMy best non-athletic talent is.... snugglingThe word that best describes myself is... comicalMy dream job would be... pro soccer playerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are...racquetball and hockeyMy advice to youngsters is... work hardMy favorite late night snack is... popcornMy craziest ambition is... to be a singerIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Sports Illustrated

My position is best because... I love running at defendersMy autobiography would be titled... Keep Calm and Cuddle OnAs a member in a band, I would be... the drummerMy favorite Web site is... FacebookNobody knows how much I like.... Bath and Body WorksThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to be a leader and step up in big gamesIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Sandra BullockIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be... Ronald Reagan, Karl Marx and Charles Darwin

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Friends, Fast Food: Pizza, Music: Backstreet Boys, Meal: Rouladen, mashed potatoes, and cauliflower , Survivor Item: Flint, Vacation: California, Athlete: Eden Hazard, Sports Team: Chelsea, Clothing: Hoodie, Book: The Outsiders, Colour: Red, Ice cream: Cookies and Cream, Restaurant: Maru, Skittles: Red Season: Summer

15 Sarah-Kim Bergeron Striker, 5-3, 2nd-year RS, CalgaryLast Team (High School): Team Alberta (Bishop Carroll)Major: Biology


Sarah-kim Bergeron


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:

16 Kristen SantemaStriker/Defender, 5-9, 4th-year, Coquitlam, B.C.Last Team (High School): FV Action (Centennial)Major: Human Kinetics


Kristen Santema


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 2, Saskatchewan -- Sep 29, 2012Goals: 1, 5 timesAssists: 1, at Alberta -- Oct 30, 2010; at Alberta -- Sep 13, 2009; British Columbia -- Sep 26, 2009Shots: 4, vs Fraser Valley -- Nov 06, 2010

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... No offsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... Making breadThe word that best describes myself is... FrenchOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... skiing and volleyballMy advice to youngsters is... your size doesn’t matterMy favorite late night snack is... GoldfishMy craziest ambition is... Have my own Coffee storeIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Fishing and HuntingMy position is best because... I get to be creative

My autobiography would be titled... Little Croissantc As a member in a band, I would be... the drummerNobody knows how much I like.... mangosThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... science stu-dents are in for a treat.The expectations I have for myself this year are... is to always work hard, never be disappointed and never give upIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Celine DionIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson and Patrick Swayze

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Bachelor Pad, Fast Food: McFlurry, Music: Everything, Movie: Step Up, She’s the Man, The Notebook, Despicable Me Meal: Sushi, Survivor Item: Ipod, Vacation: Greece, Athlete: Morgan Rielly, Sports Team: Whoever is winning, Clothing: Everything, Book: Divergent, Insurgent, Colour: Teal, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: Joey Tomatoes, Season: Fall

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... I would take away offsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... is sleepingThe word that best describes myself is... enthusiasticMy dream job would be... working as a physio for a professionalsports teamOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball, volleyball and runningMy advice to youngsters is...“hard work beats talent when talentdoesn’t work hard”My favorite late night snack is... fruit smoothies

My craziest ambition is... to be a singer, but we all know that’snot going to happenIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...PeopleMy position is best because... I get to be in the center of it allAs a member in a band, I would be... The singerOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... In Mundy ParkNobody knows how much I like.... chocolateThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to improve and battle hard on the fieldIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be...Taylor Swift

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Friends, Fast Food: Subway, Music: Taylor Swift, Movie: The Shawshank Redemption, Meal: Steak, mashed potatoes and caesar salad Survivor Item: Couldn’t tell you, Vacation: Mexico, Athlete: Wesley Sneijder, Sports Team: Manchester United, Cloth-ing: Shirts, Book: My Sister’s Keeper, Colour: Green, Ice cream: Strawberry, Restaurant: Olive Garden, Skittles: Green

17 Caitlin Haines Midfielder, 5-4, 5th-year, New Westminster, B.C.Last Team (High School): FV Action (Fraser Valley Christian)Major: Education


Caitlin Haines


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 3, at Hope International -- 08/25/09Goals: 1, Western Washington -- Aug 18, 2011; at Victoria -- Nov 01, 2013; at Lethbridge -- Oct 13, 2013Assists: 3, at Hope International -- 08/25/09Shots: 3, Manitoba -- Sep 16, 2011

18 Vanessa WiebeDefender, 5-9, 2nd-year, Surrey, B.C.Last Team (High School): TSS Elite (Surrey Christian)Major: Human Kinetics


Vanessa Wiebe


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... throw-insMy best non-athletic talent is....The word that best describes myself is... caringMy dream job would be... a teacherOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... gymnastics,tennis,baseball, footballMy advice to youngsters is... live in the momentMy favorite late night snack is... CerealMy craziest ambition is... to travel the worldIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would

be...National GeographicMy autobiography would be titled... My Life StoryAs a member in a band, I would be... singerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... ice cream to celebrateMy favorite Web site is... GoogleNobody knows how much I like.... moviesIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... The QueenIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Nelson Mandela, Anne of Green Gables and Paul

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Rookie Blue, Fast Food: Wendy’s, Music: Everything, Movie: Remember the Titans Meal: Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pud-ding, Survivor Item: Water, Vacation: New Zealand, Athlete: Anyone on the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Sports Team: Saskatchewan Roughriders and Manchester United, Clothing: Sweaters, Book: Paddington Bear, Ice cream: Cotton Candy, Restaurant: Joey’s

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... Throw insMy best non-athletic talent is.... drawingThe word that best describes myself is... kindMy dream job would be... Pro soccer playerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... VolleyballMy advice to youngsters is... Try your bestMy favorite late night snack is... popcornMy craziest ambition is... skydiveIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Rolling StoneMy autobiography would be titled... The Life of Vanessa

As a member in a band, I would be... drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... carOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... BackyardNobody knows how much I like.... moviesMy position is best because..you can control the gameThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... teamworkThe expectations I have for myself this year are... Maintain a good GPAIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... The Queen If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Jesus, Mother Teresa and Walt Disney

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Modern Family, Fast Food: Wendy’s, Music: Rock, Movie: Batman, Meal: Dinner, Survivor Item: Machete, Vacation: Hawaii, Athlete: Lionel Messi, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Jeans, Book: The Hobbit, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: The Keg, Skittles: Orange Season: Spring

19 Nikki Wright Defender, 5-7, 5th-year, Cloverdale, B.C.Last Team (High School): Canada FISU (Langley)Major: Human Kinetics


Nikki Wright


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 3, Alberta -- Nov 06, 2009; Regina -- Sep 26, 2008; Manitoba -- Sep 27, 2008Goals: 2, 7 timesAssists: 2, Regina -- Sep 26, 2008; Manitoba -- Sep 27, 2008Shots: 11, UFV -- Sep 20, 2008

20 Megan TherouxForward, 5-3, 1st-year, Hamilton, Ont.Last Team (High School): Toronto Lynx (Georges-P-Vanier)Major: Education

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... The “mine” rule. If I say “mine”, the ball is mine.My best non-athletic talent is.... Playing guitar.The word that best describes myself is... OutgoingMy dream job would be... Professional SnowboarderOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... Ice hockey, ball hockey, snowboarding, surfing, wakeboardingMy advice to youngsters is... Stay in school, and away from drugs.Life is too short to waste it on things you’ll end up regretting.My favorite late night snack is... A mint tea and lemon loaf.

If I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would be...Good House KeepingMy autobiography would be titled... Catch Me If You CanAs a member in a band, I would be... The guitarist.The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... A Porsche Boxter convertible, a Landrover and a nice houseOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... Anywhere there’s a patch of green and a soccer ball.Nobody knows how much I like.... Baking Cookies.If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Nana, Papa, Grandpa Rex Gables and Paul

FAVOURITES:TV Show: House, Dexter and Hung, Fast Food: Quiznos, Music: Everything, Movie: Across the Universe, Meal: Sushi, Survivor Item: My Ipod, Vacation: Osoyoos, Athlete: Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard, Sports Team: Manchester United, Clothing: Lacoste sneakers, Book: The Diary of Anne Frank, Ice cream: Bubble Gum or Mango, Restaurant: Moxies, Season: Summer and Winter

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... offisidesMy best non-athletic talent is....asking questionsThe word that best describes myself is...energeticMy dream job would be...teachingOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are...volleyball and hockeyMy advice to youngsters is... Never give up on your dream My favorite late night snack is... any fruitMy craziest ambition is... marrying David Beckham If I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Sports IllustratedMy position is best because... I can attack and defend

My autobiography would be titled... It’s Not the Size of the Dog in the Fight, it’s the Size of the Fight in the Dog As a member in a band, I would be... The drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...foodOther than TWU my favorite place to play is...my hometownNobody knows how much I like....Build-a-bearsThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to mature as a player and a personIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Diana MathesonIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history they would be... Christine Sinclair, Thierry Henry and Anne Frank

FAVOURITES:TV Show: One Tree Hill, Fast Food: Subway, Music: Country, Movie: The Game of Their Lives, Meal: Sushi, Survivor Item: Water, Vacation: Any tropical destination, Athlete: Thierry Henry, Sports Team: Montreal Canadiens, Clothing: Leggings, Book: And Then There Were None, Colour: Green, Ice cream: Birthday Cake, Restaurant: Spring Sushi, Skittles: Lemon, Season: Fall

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21 Jennifer CastilloDefender, 5-6, 4th-year, Surrey, B.C.Last Team (High School): Whitecaps Prospects (Fraser Heights)Major: Psychology


Jennifer Castillo


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 2, 10 timesGoals: 1, 14 timesAssists: 1, vs Azusa Pacific -- 08/25/11; at Calgary -- Oct 12, 2013; at Fraser Valley -- Oct 19, 2012Shots: 4, at UNBC -- Sep 27, 2013

22 Bailey Williams-KapelsGoalkeeper, 5-6, 5th-year, Puyallup, Wash.Last Team (High School): Idaho State (Rogers)Major: Fine Arts


Baily Williams


Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2012 1-1 90:00 3 3.00 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 02013 1-0 45:00 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.1TOTAL 2-1 135:00 3 2.00 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 0.1

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Saves: 6, Victoria (Canada) -- 8/31/2012; Victoria -- Aug 31, 2012

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be..Shorter fieldsMy best non-athletic talent is.... DrawingThe word that best describes myself is... CaringMy dream job would be... Therapist for Marriage and FamilyOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... Ice HockeyMy advice to youngsters is... Be kind to othersMy favorite late night snack is... chipsMy craziest ambition is... Win Nationals my last 3 years at TWUIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Sports Illustrated

My position is best because...It’s like a quarterback, I seeeverythingNobody knows how much I like.... paintingThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... It’s not all about yourselfThe expectations I have for myself this year are... Winning nation-alsIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Sidney CrosbyIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history they would be...Oprah, Bobby Orr and Santa Clause

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Entourage, Fast Food: Wendy’s, Music: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Movie: Pearl Harbor, Meal: Baked Spaghetti, Survivor Item: Graeme, Vacation: New Zealand, Athlete: Jonathan Toews, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Sweat pants, Book: Drew Brees’ “Coming Back Stronger,” Colour: Red, Ice cream: Bubble Gum, Restaurant: Milestones, Season: Winter

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... I like it the way it isMy best non-athletic talent is.... photographyThe word that best describes myself is... competitiveMy dream job would be... photographer/graphics for NikeOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball and trackMy advice to youngsters is... your never good enough, there isalways someone out there better...Keep working harder than them.My craziest ambition is... living abroad in the Virgin IslandsIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...ESPN

My favorite late night snack is...ice creamMy position is best because... every decision is crucial to the gameMy autobiography would be titled... God has a Bigger PlanAs a member in a band, I would be... singerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... two plane tickets to Bora BoraMy favorite Web site is... PinterestNobody knows how much I like.... basketballThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... there is always a bigger pictureThe expectations I have for myself this year are... lead by exampleIf I had dinner with one person in history it would be...Jesus

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Criminal Minds, Fast Food: In and Out, Music: Everything, Movie How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Meal: Steak, Survivor Item: Brett, Vacation: Bora Bora, Athlete: Michael Jordan, Sports Team: University of Washington, Clothing: North Face, Book: Crazy Love, Colour: Anything neon, Ice cream: Peppermint Candy, Restaurant: El Goucho, Skittles: Red Season: Summer

23 Madison HigginbothamMidfielder, 5-4, 1st-year, Langley, B.C.Last Team (High School): FV Action (Langley Fundamental)Major: General Studies

24 Cindy-Leigh MeyerMidfielder, 5-3, 2nd-year, Strandfontein, South AfricaLast Team (High School): South Africa (Strandfontein)Major: Business


Cindy-Leigh Meyer

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2012 4-1 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0-0TOTAL 4-1 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0-0

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Shots: 1, Lethbridge -- 9/7/2012; Lethbridge -- Sep 7, 2012

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... shootoutsMy best non-athletic talent is.... artThe word that best describes myself is... steadyMy dream job would be...graphic designerOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball and surfingMy advice to youngsters is... relax and just do itMy favorite late night snack is... pretzelsMy craziest ambition is... to become the next Johnny Tsunami If I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it would be...National Geographic

My position is best because... I’m all over the pitch My autobiography would be titled... It’s All GoodAs a member in a band, I would be... The drummer.The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... open a surf shop in HawaiiMy favourite website is...FacebookOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... on the beachIf I could trade places with anyone for a day, it would be... Jada Pinkett Smith’s (Will Smith’s wife) If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Drew Barrymore, Bruce Springsteen and Seth Rogen

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Seinfield, Fast Food: In and Out Burger, Music: Bruce Springsteen, Movie: Remember the Titans, Meal: Sushi, Survivor Item: Agua, Vacation: Hawaii, Athlete: Kelly Slater, Sports Team: Barcelona, Clothing: Hoodies, Book: Archie Comics, Ice cream: Bubble Gum, Restaurant: Maru Sushi, Skittles: Tropical, Season: Summer

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... offsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... playing video gamesThe word that best describes myself is... patientMy dream job would be... CEO of a companyOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... volleyballMy advice to youngsters is... stay in schoolMy favorite late night snack is... chocalateMy craziest ambition is... to be FIFA woman player of the yearIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...CosmopolitanMy position is best because... I get to create goals

My autobiography would be titled... Dreams Do Come TrueAs a member in a band, I would be... drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... pay my tithes and offeringsOther than TWU, my favourite place to play is...CapetownThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... to respect and love one anotherThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to do well aca-demically and win the national championshipIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... a pilotIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Jesus, Paul and Abraham

FAVOURITES:TV Show: The Mentalist, Fast Food: KFC, Music: Gospel, Movie Facing the Giant, Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: Bible, Vacation: Ba-hamas, Athlete: Marta, Sports Team: Manchester City, Clothing: Skinny Jeans, Book: The BIble, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Strawberry, Restaurant: The Steak Ranch, Skittles: Red and Pink Season: Summer

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25 Isabella Di TrocchioStriker, 5-9, 2nd-year, Burnaby, B.C.Last Team (High School): Coquitlam Metro (Burnaby North)Major: Biology


Isabella Di Trocchio


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 1, Victoria -- Nov 03, 2012Assists: 1, Victoria -- Nov 03, 2012Shots: 3, Fraser Valley -- Sep 14, 2013

26 Sarah HanniganMidfielder, 5-5, 4th-year, Anmore, B.C.Last Team (High School): Coquitlam Metro (Archbishop Carney)Major: Human Kinetics


Sarah Hannigan


SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:Points: 2, Manitoba -- Oct 05, 2013Goals: 1, Manitoba -- Oct 05, 2013Assists: 1, at UNBC -- Sep 27, 2013Shots: 3, at UNBC -- Sep 27, 2013

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... OffsidesMy best non-athletic talent is.... EatingThe word that best describes myself is... FunMy dream job would be... SuperheroOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... SnowboardingMy advice to youngsters is... Stay in schoolMy favorite late night snack is... ToastMy craziest ambition is... To go to the moonIf I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...People

My autobiography would be titled... The Life of Isabella Di TrocchioAs a member in a band, I would be... the drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...a boatOther than TWU my favorite place to play is... the parkNobody knows how much I like.... cupcakesThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... team workThe expectations I have for myself this year are... win nationalsIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Taylor SwiftIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Ellen Degeneres, Sofia Vergara and Taylor Swift

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Modern Family, Fast Food: Hamburgers, Music: Top 40, Movie: White Chicks and She’s the Man, Meal: Pasta, Survivor Item: My phone, Vacation: Italy, Athlete: Usain Bolt, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Hoodie, Book: Hunger Games, Colour: Yellow, Ice cream: Cookies ‘n Cream, Restaurant: The Keg, Skittles: Green, Season: Summer

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... no handsMy best non-athletic talent is....assembling IKEA furnitureThe word that best describes myself is...easygoingMy dream job would be... writing for a TV showOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... wakeboarding, snow-boarding and tennisMy advice to youngsters is... come fit to training campMy favorite late night snack is... hot chocolateMy craziest ambition is... to win back-to-back national champion-ships If I could appear on the cover of a magazine, it would be..Sports

IllustratedMy autobiography would be titled...”Life of a Sandbag: How to Cope with Unwanted Nicknames”The first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a litter of puppies Nobody knows how much I like.... scheming The most important thing I have learned at TWU is... how to write a high quality last-minute paperIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be... Sonia Sotomayor If I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be...Nelson Mandela, Plato, and Jolayne Whitmarsh

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Arrested Development, Fast Food: DQ Blizzard, Music: Arcade Fire, Movie: Shawshank Redemption, Meal: Fajitas, Sur-vivor Item: iPhone, Vacation: My cabin in Kaleden, BC, Athlete: A Sedin twin, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Shoes, Book: To Kill a Mockingbird, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Mint Chocolate Chip, Restaurant: The Boathouse, Season: Winter

28 Jolayne WhitmarshDefender, 5-7, 3rd-year, Langley, B.C.Last Team (High School): Semiahmoo Metro (White Rock Christian)Major: Human Kinetics

29 Joanna GeckMidfielder, 5-6, 2nd-year, CalgaryLast Team (High School): VIU (Centennial)Major: Natural Science

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... Change throw-ins for kick-insMy best non-athletic talent is.... laughingThe word that best describes myself is... cheerfulMy dream job would be... sports reporterOther sports I enjoy besides my sport is... swimmingMy advice to youngsters is... find something to smile about in every situationMy favorite late night snack is... dark chocolateMy craziest ambition is... have my own talk show

As a member in a band, I would be... the member with the pink hairThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is... a plane ticket to IrelandMy favorite Web site is... Bloglovin.com (I love following bogs)Nobody knows how much I like.... cookingThe most important thing I have learned at TWU is... Balancing your schedule can be difficult, but make time to invest in people and truly get to know themIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be...Tamara Taggart

FAVOURITES:TV Show: America’s Got Talent, Fast Food: Tim Hortons, Music: Country, Movie: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Meal: Sushi, Survi-vor Item: Camera, Vacation: San Diego, Athlete: Richard Park, Sports Team: Vancouver Canucks, Clothing: Long skirts, Book: My Future Listography, Colour: Pink, Ice cream: Coffee Flavour, Restaurant: Any Greek restaurant, Skittles: Yellow, Season: Fall

SHORT ANSWER:If I could take away one rule in my sport, it would be... full contactMy best non-athletic talent is.... I can do the cinnamon challengeThe word that best describes myself is... genuineMy dream job would be... a surgeonOther sports I enjoy besides my sport are... basketball, volleyball and track and fieldMy advice to youngsters is... do what you loveMy favorite late night snack is... fruit and NutellaMy craziest ambition is... skydiving in New Zealand If I could appear on the cover of any magazine, it wouldbe...Sports Illustrated

My position is best because...we control the gameMy autobiography would be titled... My LIfeAs a member in a band, I would be... drummerThe first thing I would buy after winning the lottery is...a Jeep WranglerOther than TWU, my favourite place to play is...GermanyThe expectations I have for myself this year are... to keep improv-ing and helping my teammates improveIf I could trade places with anyone for a day it would be...my sisterIf I sat down to dinner with three people in history theywould be... Jackie Robinson, Michael Jordan and Will Ferrell

FAVOURITES:TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy, Fast Food: Peter’s Drive-In, Music: Delilah, Movie Baby Mama, Meal: Turkey Dinner , Survivor Item: Wa-ter, Vacation: Hawaii, Athlete: Bastian Schweinsteiger, Sports Team: Bayern Munich, Clothing: Hoodie, Book: A Voice In the Wind, Colour: Blue, Ice cream: Häagen-Dazs Vanilla Caramel Latte, Restaurant: Olive Garden, Skittles: Green Apple, Season: Autumn


Jolayne Whitmarsh


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Trinity Western vs Saskatchewan (Sep 21, 2013 at Saskatoon, SK)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 0 1 1Saskatchewan 0 1 1

Trinity Western (1-1-2) vs.Saskatchewan (3-0-1)Date: Sep 21, 2013 • Attendance: 319Weather: 18C Sunny

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 90mf 6 Alessandra Oliverio 3 2 - - 59f 7 Alicia Tesan 2 1 - - 61d 8 Colleen Webber - - - - 90mf 9 Natalie Boyd 2 2 1 - 90mf 13 Vanessa Kovacs - - - - 72f 14 Krista Gommeringer 3 1 - - 73d 16 Kristen Santema - - - - 90f 19 Nikki Wright 2 1 - - 69

-- Substitutes --11 Jessica King 1 - - - 6017 Caitlin Haines - - - - 1825 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 1726 Sarah Hannigan - - - - 21

Totals 13 7 1 0

SaskatchewanPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 23 Cara Santaga - - - - 90f 4 Jenelle Zapski 4 1 - - 66d 5 Meagan Manson - - - - 90mf 6 Gillian Pinder - - - - 76mf 9 Daniela Fuenzalida - - - - 55mf 10 Kelly Cerkowniak - - - - 61f 11 Ali Goodman 1 1 - - 71mf 13 Jennifer Miller 1 1 - - 90d 14 Jenna Newtown - - - - 90d 18 Erica Parenteau 1 1 1 - 90mf 21 Leanne Mylymok 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --2 Rebecca Weckworth - - - - 193 Samantha Matheson - - - - 247 Jessica Bradford 1 1 - - 4316 Nicholle Morrison - - - - 35

Totals 9 5 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Rachel Bedek 90:00 1 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Cara Santaga 90:00 1 6

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 6 7 13Saskatchewan 4 5 9

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 3 5Saskatchewan 1 1 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 3 4Saskatchewan 3 3 6

Scoring summary:No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description

1. 55:00 TWUW Natalie Boyd (1) (unassisted)2. 60:00 SASK Erica Parenteau (2) (unassisted)

Cautions and ejections:YC-TWUW #25 (32:00); YC-SASK #21 (37:00)

Trinity Western-Rachel Bedek (1-1-2). Saskatchewan-Cara Santaga (2-0-1).Stadium: Griffith StadiumOfficials: Referee: Octavian Iliwta; Asst. Referee: Brenden Simpson; Amber Newbigging;Alt. Official: Richard Kent; Timekeeper: UofS Sportsinfo; Scorer: UofS Sportsinfo;Offsides: Trinity Western 0, Saskatchewan 1.

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Fraser Valley vs #1 Trinity Western (Sep 14, 2013 at Langley, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalFraser Valley 0 1 1Trinity Western 2 0 2

Fraser Valley (1-1-1) vs.Trinity Western (1-1-1)Date: Sep 14, 2013 • Attendance: 425Weather: clear, 20c, SW5km/h

Fraser ValleyPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Kayla Klim - - - - 90f 3 Danica Kump 1 - - - 62d 6 Jade Palm - - - - 79d 11 Carly Radomski 1 - - - 90d 12 Karlee Pedersen - - - - 67f 13 Danika Snook 2 - - - 90m 16 Tristan Corneil - - - - 90m 17 Carly Neeson 2 1 - - 63m 19 Paige Friesen 2 1 - 1 90m 20 Lana Rockhill 1 1 1 - 51d 24 Dayle Jaras - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --2 Victoria Thomas - - - - 235 Lezlie Halket - - - - 278 Shelby Beck - - - - 2818 Amanda Carruthers 1 1 - - 3923 Desiree Caruso - - - - 11

Totals 10 4 1 1

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - 1 90f 7 Alicia Tesan 2 - - - 66d 8 Colleen Webber - - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 4 1 - 1 90m 11 Jessica King 3 1 - 1 59m 13 Vanessa Kovacs - - - - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 2 2 1 - 74f 19 Nikki Wright 1 1 - - 48d 21 Jennifer Castillo 1 1 - - 90

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio 3 2 1 - 3816 Kristen Santema - - - - 617 Caitlin Haines 2 - - - 2725 Isabella Di Trocchio 3 2 - - 42

Totals 21 10 2 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Kayla Klim 90:00 2 8


Shots by period 1 2 TotalFraser Valley 6 4 10Trinity Western 10 11 21

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalFraser Valley 0 1 1Trinity Western 4 1 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalFraser Valley 4 4 8Trinity Western 2 1 3


1. 27:04 TWUW Krista Gommeringer Lindsey PuliceJessica King

2. 32:33 TWUW Alessandra Oliverio Natalie Boyd3. 90:00 UFV Lana Rockhill Paige Friesen

Cautions and ejections:YC-UFV #24 (25:13); YC-UFV #18 (37:45); YC-TWUW #9 (90:00)

Win-Rachel Bedek (1-1-1). Loss-Kayla Klim (1-1-1).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Noel Estacio; Asst. Referee: Thomas Davies; Mitchel Delgado;Alt. Official: Martin Reid; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Fraser Valley 1, Trinity Western 3.Players of the MatchUFV - 11 Carley RadomskiTWU - 9 Natalie Boyd



#1 Trinity Western vs #10 UBC (Sep 07, 2013 at Vancouver, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 0 0 0UBC 0 0 0

Trinity Western (0-0-1) vs.UBC (0-0-1)Date: Sep 07, 2013 • Attendance: 487Weather: Sunny

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Ming 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90m 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 90f 7 Alicia Tesan - - - - 85d 8 Colleen Webber - - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd - - - - 90m 11 Jessica King - - - - 90d 13 Vanessa Kovacs 2 1 - - 90m 17 Caitlin Haines - - - - 31d 21 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 90f 25 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 29

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio - - - - 2114 Krista Gommeringer 3 - - - 6619 Nikki Wright 1 - - - 1126 Sarah Hannigan - - - - 27

Totals 6 1 0 0

UBCPo # Player Sh SO G A Ming 1 Alyssa Williamson - - - - 90d 4 Kym van Duynhoven - - - - 61m 5 Christina Donnelly - - - - 90m 8 Taryn Lim - - - - 90f 9 Janine Frazao - - - - 90d 14 Katherine Caverly - - - - 90d 17 Aman Shergill - - - - 61m 18 Taylor Shannik 1 - - - 79d 19 Jordan Kitagawa - - - - 90m 24 Shayla Chorney 3 1 - - 90f 25 Nicole Sydor 1 1 - - 70

-- Substitutes --11 Rachael Sawer - - - - 2013 Madison Guy - - - - 1116 Tamara Roughead - - - - 2922 Krista Whittaker - - - - 29

Totals 5 2 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Alyssa Williamson 90:00 0 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 5 6UBC 4 1 5

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 1 2UBC 2 0 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 0 2UBC 0 1 1


Cautions and ejections:YC-UBC #9 (63:30)

Trinity Western-Rachel Bedek (0-0-1). UBC-Alyssa Williamson (0-0-1).Stadium: Thunderbird StadiumOfficials: Referee: Candace Brown; Asst. Referee: Holly Terhune; Natasha Smith;Alt. Official: Lisa Mather; Scorer: Lachlan Kerr;Offsides: Trinity Western 1, UBC 2.



#4 Victoria vs #1 Trinity Western (Sep 13, 2013 at Langley, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalVictoria 0 2 2Trinity Western 0 1 1

Victoria (2-0) vs.Trinity Western (0-1-1)Date: Sep 13, 2013 • Attendance: 270Weather: clear 23c, SW10km/h

VictoriaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 21 Tanya Jones - - - - 90m 2 C. Branion-Calles 1 1 1 - 90f 4 Lindsay Hoetzel - - - - 66m 6 Jaclyn Sawicki 2 - - - 90f 7 Emma Greig 2 - - - 90d 9 Mallory Hackett - - - - 90m 11 Jackie Harrison 1 1 1 - 90d 12 Brigitte Greig - - - - 90d 20 Bijou Leavins - - - - 90d 22 Amanda Lawrence - - - - 90m 23 Natasha Magnus 1 - - - 45

-- Substitutes --5 Maryse Reichgeld - - - - 2425 Elise Butler 1 - - - 45

Totals 8 2 2 0

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 81m 6 Alessandra Oliverio 2 - - - 36f 7 Alicia Tesan 1 - - - 74d 8 Colleen Webber 2 - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 2 1 - - 90m 11 Jessica King 1 - - - 77m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 1 - - - 90f 19 Nikki Wright 4 1 1 - 51d 21 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --14 Krista Gommeringer 1 1 - - 6717 Caitlin Haines - - - - 3325 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 32

Totals 14 3 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves21 Tanya Jones 90:00 1 2


Shots by period 1 2 TotalVictoria 3 5 8Trinity Western 8 6 14

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalVictoria 0 1 1Trinity Western 2 5 7

Saves by period 1 2 TotalVictoria 1 1 2Trinity Western 0 0 0


1. 49:01 UVIC Jackie Harrison Penalty kick2. 84:47 TWUW Nikki Wright (unassisted) crossed right into box, shot low left3. 90:00 UVIC C. Branion-Calles (unassisted) carried up r side to middle, shot high

Cautions and ejections:

Win-Tanya Jones (2-0). Loss-Rachel Bedek (0-1-1).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Natasha Smith; Asst. Referee: Thomas Davies; Josh Goodman;Alt. Official: Art Bandenicks; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Victoria 0, Trinity Western 1.Players of the MatchUVIC - 2 Carlita Brandon-CallesTWU - 13 Vanessa Kovacs



Manitoba vs #10 Trinity Western (Oct 05, 2013 at Langley, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalManitoba 0 0 0Trinity Western 1 2 3

Manitoba (1-5-3) vs.Trinity Western (4-1-3)Date: Oct 05, 2013 • Attendance: 125Weather: 18c,pcloudy,calm

ManitobaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Chloe Werle - - - - 90d 2 Gillian Sidon - - - - 90m 6 Robyn Kastner - - - - 85m 7 Selina Speranza - - - - 83m 9 Megan Graca - - - - 90f 10 Daniella Scerbo - - - - 90d 11 Elyce Molyneaux - - - - 90d 13 Sarah Haiko - - - - 90d 14 Emma MacLennan - - - - 90m 16 Maryn Haswell - - - - 60f 17 Laura Stewart 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --8 Meagan Sparrow - - - - 3021 Courtney Addison - - - - 12

Totals 1 0 0 0

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 90m 7 Alicia Tesan - - - - 51d 8 Colleen Webber - - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 4 - - - 90m 11 Jessica King 2 2 - - 80m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 3 - - - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 3 1 1 - 45f 19 Nikki Wright 2 2 - - 54d 21 Jennifer Castillo 1 1 - - 85

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio 1 1 1 - 510 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 - - - 3217 Caitlin Haines 1 - - - 1025 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 2826 Sarah Hannigan 2 1 1 - 60

Totals 20 8 3 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Chloe Werle 90:00 3 5


Shots by period 1 2 TotalManitoba 0 1 1Trinity Western 8 12 20

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalManitoba 1 0 1Trinity Western 0 6 6

Saves by period 1 2 TotalManitoba 2 3 5Trinity Western 0 0 0


1. 35:29 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (5) Penalty kick2. 67:45 TWUW Sarah Hannigan (1) (unassisted) goal mouth scramble3. 89:38 TWUW Alessandra Oliverio (2) Penalty kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-MANITOBA #11 (88:25); YC-MANITOBA #10 (89:30)

Win-Rachel Bedek (4-1-3). Loss-Chloe Werle (1-3-1).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Stephen Lebrechthaus; Asst. Referee: Aaron Gubeli;Andrew Branco; Alt. Official: Korina Bussc; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart;Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Manitoba 1, Trinity Western 2.Players of the MatchMB - 11 Elyce MolyneauxTW - 11 Jessica King



Winnipeg vs #10 Trinity Western (Oct 04, 2013 at Langley, B.C.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalWinnipeg 0 0 0Trinity Western 3 2 5

Winnipeg (1-7-0) vs.Trinity Western (3-1-3)Date: Oct 04, 2013 • Attendance: 105Weather: cloudy 10C, calm

WinnipegPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 12 Taylor Thorkelsson - - - - 90d 3 Laura Carroll - - - - 90m 6 Andrea Angioli - - - - 90d 7 Kelsie Paul - - - - 90f 8 Chelsea Kwasnicki - - - - 77d 9 Samantha Halvorsen - - - - 45d 10 Kayla Jacobsen - - - - 83m 13 Serafina Trunzo - - - - 90m 14 Janelle Deniset - - - - 57m 17 Allison Baergen - - - - 45f 22 Rachel Dunsmore - - - - 69

-- Substitutes --2 Stephanee Ophey - - - - 454 Danielle Comeau - - - - 3311 Carly Lomonaco - - - - 2118 Claire Soubry - - - - 1319 Gina Malenki - - - - 721 Jillian Rossol - - - - 45

Totals 0 0 0 0

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 45d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - 1 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 45f 7 Alicia Tesan 3 3 1 - 45d 8 Colleen Webber 1 - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 7 4 - - 90m 11 Jessica King 8 5 2 - 58m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 2 1 1 1 72f 14 Krista Gommeringer 6 3 1 1 51d 21 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 59m 26 Sarah Hannigan 1 - - - 50

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio 2 - - 2 4510 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 - - - 4316 Kristen Santema 1 - - - 3117 Caitlin Haines 2 - - 1 3518 Vanessa Wiebe - - - - 4519 Nikki Wright 4 2 - - 5122 Baily Williams - - - - 45

Totals 38 18 5 6

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves12 Taylor Thorkelsson 90:00 5 13

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Rachel Bedek 45:00 0 022 Baily Williams 45:00 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 TotalWinnipeg 0 0 0Trinity Western 18 20 38

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalWinnipeg 0 0 0Trinity Western 6 6 12

Saves by period 1 2 TotalWinnipeg 7 6 13Trinity Western 0 0 0


1. 1:41 TWUW Vanessa Kovacs (1) Krista Gommeringer corner kick from ls to head2. 23:21 TWUW Jessica King (1) Vanessa Kovacs cross from ls to center. shot high middle

Stephanie Chin3. 41:59 TWUW Alicia Tesan (7) (unassisted) turn over in front of net, turn and shot to4. 50:18 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (4) Alessandra Oliverio pass middle to rs cross to left open net

Caitlin Haines5. 85:22 TWUW Jessica King (4) Alessandra Oliverio pass to middle carried to net shot low


Win-Rachel Bedek (3-1-3). Loss-Taylor Thorkelsson (0-6-0).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Holly Terhune; Asst. Referee: Natasha Smith; Martin Reid;Alt. Official: Art Bandenicks; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Winnipeg 1, Trinity Western 8.Players of the MatchWIN - #13 Stephanie TrunzoTWU - #9 Natalie Boyd



#3 Trinity Western vs Regina (Sep 22, 2013 at Regina, SK)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 0 0 0Regina 0 0 0

Trinity Western (1-1-3) vs.Regina (2-2-1)Date: Sep 22, 2013 • Attendance: 140Weather: 14 C, mostly sunny, wind SE 6 km/h

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90m 3 Stephanie Chin 1 1 - - 90d 5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 90f 7 Alicia Tesan 5 1 - - 69d 8 Colleen Webber 3 - - - 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 3 2 - - 90m 11 Jessica King 2 - - - 65m 13 Vanessa Kovacs - - - - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 7 1 - - 70d 16 Kristen Santema 1 - - - 90f 19 Nikki Wright 1 - - - 41

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio 1 - - - 4917 Caitlin Haines 1 1 - - 3225 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 34

Totals 25 6 0 0

ReginaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 20 Kacey McFee - - - - 90d 2 Celia Michaud - - - - 90m 3 Adrianna Bonutti 1 - - - 71d 6 Jessica Meyer - - - - 90f 10 Meagan Cormier 4 2 - - 90m 12 Adriana McCullough - - - - 70m 14 Molly Glass 2 - - - 90d 15 Racquel Marshall - - - - 89f 17 Tayler Firth - - - - 61d 18 Melanie King - - - - 62f 25 Cassidy Andres 1 - - - 60

-- Substitutes --4 Kayla McDonald - - - - 15 Zoe Threlfall - - - - 2816 Jayde McFee 1 1 - - 2922 Karlee Vorrieter - - - - 3024 Deanna Dartige - - - - 2026 Daniela Castro - - - - 19

Totals 9 3 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves20 Kacey McFee 90:00 0 6

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 15 10 25Regina 5 4 9

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 5 5 10Regina 1 0 1

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 2 3Regina 3 3 6



Trinity Western-Rachel Bedek (1-1-3). Regina-Kacey McFee (1-2-1).Stadium: U of R FieldOfficials: Referee: Chantal Boudreau; Asst. Referee: Federico Nieto; Tiffany Hewson;Alt. Official: Braden Husdal; Timekeeper: Kendra Schulz; Scorer: U of R Sports Info;Offsides: Trinity Western 4, Regina 3.



#7 Trinity Western vs UNBC (Sep 27, 2013 at Prince George, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 2 4UNBC 0 0 0

Trinity Western (2-1-3) vs.UNBC (0-6-1)Date: Sep 27, 2013 • Attendance: 150Weather: cool, overcast

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90m 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90f 7 Alicia Tesan 3 2 - - 64d 8 Colleen Webber 2 1 - 1 90m 9 Natalie Boyd 6 4 1 1 90m 11 Jessica King 1 - - 1 67m 13 Vanessa Kovacs - - - - 90d 16 Kristen Santema 2 - - - 79f 19 Nikki Wright - - - - 40d 21 Jennifer Castillo 4 2 1 - 90m 26 Sarah Hannigan 3 3 - 1 90

-- Substitutes --10 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 1 - 1 2314 Krista Gommeringer 6 3 2 - 4517 Caitlin Haines - - - - 1125 Isabella Di Trocchio 1 - - - 31

Totals 29 16 4 5

UNBCPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 25 Jordan Hall - - - - 90d 4 Georgia Lahti - - - - 76m 5 Rhianne Ferdinandi - - - - 23f 9 Sydney Hall 3 2 - - 86f 10 Sidney Roy 1 - - - 90m 11 Tianna Pius - - - - 83d 12 Tanya Grob - - - - 90d 14 Fiona Raymond - - - - 90m 15 Jessica Erikson 1 - - - 36d 16 Katie Blokker - - - - 90m 19 Sydney Wilson - - - - 83

-- Substitutes --7 Ashely Anderson - - - - 5418 Nathasha Steenhof - - - - 1420 Jo Robeiro - - - - 721 Kirstan Anderson - - - - 422 Tianna Rossi - - - - 6723 Hannan Rizun - - - - 7

Totals 5 2 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves25 Jordan Hall 90:00 4 12

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 13 16 29UNBC 4 1 5

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 3 7 10UNBC 0 0 0

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 0 2UNBC 6 6 12


1. 4:55 TWUW Natalie Boyd Jessica King2. 45:00 TWUW Jennifer Castillo Colleen Webber3. 82:49 TWUW Krista Gommeringer Jenna Di Nunzio

Sarah Hannigan4. 87:32 TWUW Krista Gommeringer Natalie Boyd


Win-Rachel Bedek (2-1-3). Loss-Jordan Hall (0-6-1).Stadium: NCSSL FieldsOfficials: Referee: Tom Townrow; Asst. Referee: Carly Shaw-MacLaren; Ron Pollilo;Alt. Official: Glen Thompson; Timekeeper: Jesse Olynyk; Scorer: Jesse Olynyk;Offsides: Trinity Western 1, UNBC 0.TWU MVP: #9 Natalie BoydUNBC MVP: #16 Katie Blokker




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Mount Royal vs Trinity Western (Oct 19, 2013 at Langley, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalMount Royal 1 0 1Trinity Western 2 1 3

Mount Royal (3-8-1) vs.Trinity Western (8-1-3)Date: Oct 19, 2013 • Attendance: 225Weather: Cloudy, 11C, Calm

Mount RoyalPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 22 Janelle Chicilo - - - - 45d 4 Brianna Keil - - - - 61d 7 Reaghan Zilkie - - - - 90m 8 Kristen Bloom - - - - 90d 9 Glenna Burrows - - - - 90m 11 Navroop Virk - - - 1 90d 13 Kristen Deeks - - - - 80m 14 Kelsey Kinzner 2 1 - - 90d 16 Luci Tansley - - - - 90f 20 Caitlin Specht 1 1 1 - 90m 24 Kennedy Paonessa 1 1 - - 54

-- Substitutes --1 Kelsey Marklund - - - - 453 Ashleigh Wroe 1 1 - - 296 Monica Neilson - - - - 1010 Karlee Hodl - - - - 3621 Alyssa Himbeault - - - - 36

Totals 5 4 1 1

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90m 6 Alessandra Oliverio - - - - 57f 7 Alicia Tesan 2 1 - - 71d 8 Colleen Webber 1 - - - 90f 10 Jenna Di Nunzio 2 2 1 - 68m 11 Jessica King 4 2 1 - 90m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 3 1 - - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 3 2 1 1 90d 19 Nikki Wright 4 1 - - 90d 21 Jennifer Castillo 3 2 - - 90

-- Substitutes --5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 2216 Kristen Santema - - - - 917 Caitlin Haines - - - - 1918 Vanessa Wiebe - - - - 025 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 24

Totals 22 11 3 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves22 Janelle Chicilo 45:00 2 11 Kelsey Marklund 45:00 1 7


Shots by period 1 2 TotalMount Royal 3 2 5Trinity Western 9 13 22

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalMount Royal 0 0 0Trinity Western 4 1 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalMount Royal 1 7 8Trinity Western 2 1 3


1. 14:44 TWUW Jenna Di Nunzio (1) (unassisted) taken from defender, run up middle shotkeeper

2. 17:26 MRU Caitlin Specht (1) Navroop Virk rebound off of post to right side. shot ope3. 24:26 TWUW Jessica King (3) Krista Gommeringer pass up center field to 18 box, shot from

open net4. 76:58 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (10) (unassisted) loose ball in defence, deflected top left

Cautions and ejections:YC-TWUW #17 (40:32); YC-MRU #4 (53:40)

Win-Rachel Bedek (8-1-3). Loss-Janelle Chicilo (2-3-0).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Phillip Allen; Asst. Referee: Colin Thompson; Marie-Eve Beaulieu;Alt. Official: Darnell Smith; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Mount Royal 1, Trinity Western 1.TWU MVP - #13 Vanessa KovacsMRU MVP - #4 Brianna Keil



#2 Alberta vs Trinity Western (Oct 18, 2013 at Langley, B.C.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalAlberta 0 0 0Trinity Western 2 0 2

Alberta (8-0-2) vs.Trinity Western (6-1-3)Date: Oct 18, 2013 • Attendance: 175Weather: Sunny, 13C, calm

AlbertaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 31 Kelti Biggs - - - - 90m 3 A. Schellenberg 1 - - - 81d 6 Shalla Kadima - - - - 90m 7 Laura Kautz 2 - - - 90d 8 Victoria Saccomani - - - - 90m 9 Kelsey Mitchell 1 - - - 90f 12 Rebecca Brandt - - - - 90d 14 Jamie Pasemko - - - - 90f 15 Jessie Candlish 2 1 - - 74d 16 M. Smith-Ackerl - - - - 45f 19 Julia Ignacio 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --5 Terri Kutryk - - - - 910 Paula Dadensky - - - - 4518 Kristen Livingstone - - - - 16

Totals 7 1 0 0

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90m 6 Alessandra Oliverio 1 - - - 64f 7 Alicia Tesan 2 1 - 2 75d 8 Colleen Webber 2 1 - - 70m 9 Natalie Boyd 1 - - - 13m 11 Jessica King 1 1 - 1 90m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 2 1 - - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 2 2 2 - 90d 19 Nikki Wright 2 - - - 90d 21 Jennifer Castillo 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --10 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 - - - 4916 Kristen Santema - - - - 2017 Caitlin Haines 1 - - - 4525 Isabella Di Trocchio 1 - - - 24

Totals 17 6 2 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves31 Kelti Biggs 90:00 2 4


Shots by period 1 2 TotalAlberta 3 4 7Trinity Western 11 6 17

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalAlberta 4 2 6Trinity Western 4 2 6

Saves by period 1 2 TotalAlberta 3 1 4Trinity Western 1 0 1


1. 8:40 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (8) Alicia Tesan high cross from rs to deep left. header intbottom left

2. 41:13 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (9) Alicia Tesan bouncing around in box, open net light shJessica King from in front of net

Cautions and ejections:YC-TWUW #6 (61:50); YC-TWUW #8 (63:09); YC-TWUW #3 (77:56);YC-ALBERTA #12 (82:45)

Win-Rachel Bedek (7-1-3). Loss-Kelti Biggs (8-1-2).Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Referee: Chris Wattam; Asst. Referee: Natasha Smith; Marie Eve;Alt. Official: Mitchell Delgado; Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Alberta 2, Trinity Western 1.TWU MVP - #14 Krista GommeringerAlberta MVP - #7 Laura Kautz



Trinity Western vs Calgary (Oct 12, 2013 at Calgary, AB)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 0 1Calgary 0 0 0

Trinity Western (5-1-3) vs.Calgary (5-3-2)Date: Oct 12, 2013 • Attendance: 167Weather:

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90

3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 905 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 908 Colleen Webber - - - 1 909 Natalie Boyd 4 - - - 9011 Jessica King - - - - 9013 Vanessa Kovacs 2 1 - - 9014 Krista Gommeringer 6 2 1 - 9019 Nikki Wright 1 - - - 9021 Jennifer Castillo - - - 1 9026 Sarah Hannigan - - - - 45

-- Substitutes --7 Alicia Tesan 2 1 - - 45

Totals 15 4 1 2

CalgaryPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 30 Samantha Chang-Foi - - - - 90

4 Krysten Strand - - - - 905 Lauren Deeks - - - - 906 Nikki Furukawa - - - - 907 Mataya Blakney - - - - 909 Tessa Miller 3 2 - - 8710 Lauren Vernon 1 1 - - 9012 Kira Lee - - - - 9018 Daniella Guidi - - - - 8720 Ann Stranges 2 1 - - 9025 Courtney Elliott - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --17 Ashleigh Abrams 1 1 - - 019 Janna Haladuick 1 1 - - 0

Totals 8 6 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves30 Samantha Chang-Foi 90:00 1 3

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 8 7 15Calgary 6 2 8

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 1 1 2Calgary 0 0 0

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 5 1 6Calgary 3 0 3


1. 45:00 TWUW Krista Gommeringer Colleen WebberJennifer Castillo

Cautions and ejections:YC-CALGARY #25 (54:48); YC-TWUW #14 (58:00)

Win-Rachel Bedek (1-0). Loss-Samantha Chang-Foidl (0-1).Stadium: West Varsity PitchOfficials: Referee: Pat Thalheimer; Asst. Referee: Richard Hood; Alt. Official: Ted Holbulyk;Timekeeper: Nik Rasula;Offsides: Trinity Western 4, Calgary 0.CGY MVP:Dani GuidiTWU MVP: Vanessa Kovacs



Trinity Western vs Lethbridge (Oct 13, 2013 at Lethbridge, Ab)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 3 2 5Lethbridge 1 0 1

Trinity Western (6-1-3) vs.Lethbridge (0-9-2)Date: Oct 13, 2013 • Attendance: 150Weather:


3 Stephanie Chin - - - 1 906 Alessandra Oliverio 3 2 1 1 907 Alicia Tesan 4 1 - - 688 Colleen Webber 1 1 - - 809 Natalie Boyd 3 2 2 - 9011 Jessica King 2 - - 2 5213 Vanessa Kovacs 1 - - - 7214 Krista Gommeringer 5 4 1 3 7419 Nikki Wright - - - - 9021 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 79

-- Substitutes --10 Jenna Di Nunzio - - - - 4416 Kristen Santema 1 - - - 1217 Caitlin Haines 1 1 1 - 3418 Vanessa Wiebe - - - - 1025 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 16

Totals 21 11 5 7

LethbridgePo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 22 Micaela Stone - - - - 90

3 Morag Paterson - - - - 904 Kyllo LeMoal - - - - 569 Danielle Lagemaat - - - - 9010 Stephanie Groten 1 - - - 9011 Cayley Fisher - - - - 4213 Kim Shellenberg 1 1 1 - 9017 Brittany Wheeler 1 - - - 9019 Keagan Moch 2 1 - - 9020 Kayla Faszer - - - - 2023 Meaghan Welby - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --6 Emily Felker - - - - 3615 Kelsy Graham 1 1 - - 3416 Jaime Nadeau - - - - 2518 Kayla Wurzer 1 1 - - 2324 Kaitlin Doiron - - - - 34

Totals 7 4 1 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves22 Micaela Stone 90:00 5 6

Shots by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 9 12 21Lethbridge 4 3 7

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 4 6Lethbridge 1 0 1

Saves by period 1 2 TotalTrinity Western 2 1 3Lethbridge 0 6 6


1. 7:19 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (7) Stephanie ChinAlessandra Oliverio

2. 19:51 TWUW Natalie Boyd (3) Krista GommeringerJessica King

3. 39:03 LETH Kim Shellenberg (2) (unassisted)4. 40:38 TWUW Alessandra Oliverio (3) Jessica King5. 73:14 TWUW Natalie Boyd (4) Krista Gommeringer6. 75:27 TWUW Caitlin Haines (1) Krista Gommeringer


Win-Rachel Bedek (6-1-3). Loss-Micaela Stone (0-1-0).Stadium: University CommunityOfficials: Referee: Bruce Primeau; Asst. Referee: Paul Pahia; Phil Burton;Offsides: Trinity Western 11, Lethbridge 0.TWU MVP - #9 Natalie BoydU of L MVP - #13 Kim Shellenberg



#4 Alberta vs #8 Trinity Western (Nov 02, 2013 at Victoria, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalAlberta 1 0 1 0 2Trinity Western 1 0 0 0 1

Alberta (3-0-0) vs.Trinity Western (2-1-0)Date: Nov 02, 2013 • Attendance: 40Weather: Heavy Rain, standing water

AlbertaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 31 Kelti Biggs - - - - 120

3 A. Schellenberg 1 - - - 1206 Shalla Kadima - - - - 1207 Laura Kautz - - - - 1209 Kelsey Mitchell - - - - 9410 Paula Dadensky 2 - - 1 9612 Rebecca Brandt - - - 1 12014 Jamie Pasemko - - - - 12015 Jessie Candlish 2 2 1 - 10816 M. Smith-Ackerl - - - - 12019 Julia Ignacio 2 1 1 - 120

-- Substitutes --5 Terri Kutryk - - - - 518 - - - - 018 Kristen Livingstone - - - - 11

Totals 7 3 2 2


3 Stephanie Chin 1 - - - 916 Alessandra Oliverio - - - - 457 Alicia Tesan - - - - 738 Colleen Webber - - - - 1209 Natalie Boyd 1 1 - - 12010 Jenna Di Nunzio - - - - 5211 Jessica King 2 1 - - 12014 Krista Gommeringer 2 2 1 - 12019 Nikki Wright - - - - 12021 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 120

-- Substitutes --5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 10416 Kristen Santema 1 - - - 5217 Caitlin Haines 2 1 - - 3925 Isabella Di Trocchio - - - - 23

Totals 9 5 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves31 Kelti Biggs 120:00 1 4


Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalAlberta 5 1 1 0 7Trinity Western 1 2 2 4 9

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalAlberta 3 1 0 0 4Trinity Western 1 1 1 3 6

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalAlberta 0 1 1 2 4Trinity Western 1 0 0 0 1


1. 4:05 TWUW Krista Gommeringer (unassisted)2. 34:51 ALBERT Jessie Candlish Rebecca Brandt3. 94:35 ALBERT Julia Ignacio Paula Dadensky


Win-Kelti Biggs (3-0-0). Loss-Rachel Bedek (2-1-0).Stadium: Centennial StadiumOfficials: Referee: Amanda Corva-V Spech; Asst. Referee: Candice Brown;Ryan Perkins; Alt. Official: Kevin Tupper; Timekeeper: Todd Lavery; Scorer: Todd Lavery;Offsides: Alberta 5, Trinity Western 2.TWU MVP: Krista GommeringerUofA MVP: Kelti Biggs



Saskatchewan vs #10 Trinity Western (Oct 26, 2013 at Langley, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSaskatchewan 0 0 0Trinity Western 2 0 2

Saskatchewan (8-2-2cw 0-1po) vs.Trinity Western (8-1-3cw 1-0po)Date: Oct 26, 2013 • Attendance: 305Weather: cloudy, 8c, calm

SaskatchewanPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 23 Cara Santaga - - - - 90f 4 Jenelle Zapski 1 - - - 64d 5 Meagan Manson - - - - 90m 6 Gillian Pinder - - - - 74m 9 Daniela Fuenzalida 2 - - - 90m 10 Kelly Cerkowniak - - - - 45d 13 Jennifer Miller - - - - 90d 14 Jenna Newtown - - - - 90f 16 Nicholle Morrison - - - - 71d 18 Erica Parenteau - - - - 71m 21 Leanne Mylymok 1 1 - - 90

-- Substitutes --7 Jessica Bradford - - - - 1911 Ali Goodman 4 2 - - 4515 Erica Hindmarsh 1 - - - 4517 Carmen Gorlick - - - - 16

Totals 9 3 0 0

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 90d 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 90f 7 Alicia Tesan - - - - 62d 8 Colleen Webber - - - - 45m 9 Natalie Boyd 2 1 - - 90m 10 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 1 - - 57m 11 Jessica King - - - - 90m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 2 2 2 - 90f 14 Krista Gommeringer 3 2 - 2 90f 19 Nikki Wright - - - - 90d 21 Jennifer Castillo - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --5 Lindsey Pulice - - - - 36 Alessandra Oliverio 1 - - - 3016 Kristen Santema - - - - 4517 Caitlin Haines - - - - 28

Totals 9 6 2 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Cara Santaga 90:00 2 4


Shots by period 1 2 TotalSaskatchewan 1 8 9Trinity Western 7 2 9

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSaskatchewan 0 0 0Trinity Western 1 3 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSaskatchewan 4 0 4Trinity Western 0 3 3


1. 30:42 TWUW Vanessa Kovacs (3) Krista Gommeringer volley from rs free kick2. 37:02 TWUW Vanessa Kovacs (4) Krista Gommeringer volley from rs free kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-TWUW #16 (50:44); YC-SASK #18 (56:09)

Win-Rachel Bedek. Loss-Cara Santaga.Stadium: Rogers Field at TWUOfficials: Timekeeper: Scott Stewart; Scorer: Scott Stewart;Offsides: Saskatchewan 1, Trinity Western 5.Players of the GameTWU - 13 Vanessa KovacsSASK - 21 Leanne Mylymok, 9 Daniela Fuenzalid--TWU advances to Canada West Final Four in Victoria



#8 Trinity Western vs #5 Victoria (Nov 01, 2013 at Victoria, BC)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalTrinity Western 0 1 0 1 2Victoria 0 1 0 0 1

Trinity Western (2-0-0) vs.Victoria (1-1-0)Date: Nov 01, 2013 • Attendance: 350Weather:

Trinity WesternPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 1 Rachel Bedek - - - - 120m 3 Stephanie Chin - - - - 108f 7 Alicia Tesan 1 - - - 104d 8 Colleen Webber 1 - - - 120m 9 Natalie Boyd 1 - - - 120m 10 Jenna Di Nunzio 1 1 - - 113m 11 Jessica King - - - - 112m 13 Vanessa Kovacs 2 - - - 98f 14 Krista Gommeringer 5 2 - - 120f 19 Nikki Wright 1 1 - - 120d 21 Jennifer Castillo 1 1 1 - 120

-- Substitutes --6 Alessandra Oliverio - - - - 2416 Kristen Santema - - - - 1217 Caitlin Haines 2 1 1 - 29

Totals 15 6 2 0

VictoriaPo # Player Sh SO G A Mingk 21 Tanya Jones - - - - 120d 2 C. Branion-Calles - - - - 120m 3 Cassie Dennis 1 1 1 - 120m 4 Lindsay Hoetzel 2 - - - 75m 6 Jaclyn Sawicki 1 - - - 120f 7 Emma Greig 5 - - 1 90m 9 Mallory Hackett 2 1 - - 105m 11 Jackie Harrison 1 - - - 120d 12 Brigitte Greig 1 - - - 120m 22 Amanda Lawrence - - - - 120d 25 Elise Butler - - - - 120

-- Substitutes --5 Maryse Reichgeld 2 - - - 1524 Sarah Douglas 1 - - - 75

Totals 16 2 1 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves21 Tanya Jones 120:00 2 4

Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalTrinity Western 8 5 1 1 15Victoria 5 6 2 3 16

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalTrinity Western 4 5 0 0 9Victoria 2 1 2 0 5

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalTrinity Western 0 1 0 0 1Victoria 2 2 0 0 4


1. 61:26 UVIC Cassie Dennis (3) Emma Greig2. 84:10 TWUW Jennifer Castillo (1) (unassisted)3. 108:00 TWUW Caitlin Haines (1) (unassisted)

Cautions and ejections:YC-UVIC #6 (34:03); YC-TWUW #8 (35:31); YC-UVIC #11 (37:39);YC-TWUW #17 (108:00)

Win-Rachel Bedek (2-0-0). Loss-Tanya Jones (1-1-0).Stadium: Centennial StadiumOfficials: Referee: Evan Fryer; Asst. Referee: MK Battle; Emma Smyth; Alt. Official: Mark Mcnally Dawes;Timekeeper: Todd Lavery; Scorer: Todd Lavery;Offsides: Trinity Western 0, Victoria 2.TWU MVP: Jenn CastilloUvic MVP: Cassie Dennis




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2013 TWU Spartans Women's SoccerTrinity Western Category Leaders (as of Nov 03, 2013)

All games

## Points GP G A Pts Shots14 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 18 5711 Jessica King 15 3 5 8 279 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 6 406 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 6 1713 Vanessa Kovacs 14 3 1 4 2017 Caitlin Haines 14 2 1 3 1221 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 3 117 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 3 2710 Jenna Di Nunzio 9 1 1 2 826 Sarah Hannigan 6 1 1 2 6

## Goals GP G A Pts Shots14 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 18 579 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 6 4011 Jessica King 15 3 5 8 276 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 6 1713 Vanessa Kovacs 14 3 1 4 2017 Caitlin Haines 14 2 1 3 1221 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 3 117 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 3 2726 Sarah Hannigan 6 1 1 2 610 Jenna Di Nunzio 9 1 1 2 8

## Assists GP G A Pts Shots14 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 18 5711 Jessica King 15 3 5 8 276 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 6 173 Stephanie Chin 15 0 2 2 29 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 6 408 Colleen Webber 15 0 2 2 137 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 3 2710 Jenna Di Nunzio 9 1 1 2 821 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 3 1126 Sarah Hannigan 6 1 1 2 6

## Shots GP G A Shots Shot%14 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 57 . 1 9 39 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 40 . 1 0 011 Jessica King 15 3 5 27 . 1 1 17 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 27 . 0 3 719 Nikki Wright 15 1 0 23 . 0 4 313 Vanessa Kovacs 14 3 1 20 . 1 5 06 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 17 . 1 7 68 Colleen Webber 15 0 2 13 . 0 0 017 Caitlin Haines 14 2 1 12 . 1 6 721 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 11 . 1 8 2

## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG%14 Krista Gommeringer 15 11 7 57 28 . 4 9 19 Natalie Boyd 14 4 2 40 18 . 4 5 011 Jessica King 15 3 5 27 12 . 4 4 47 Alicia Tesan 15 1 2 27 11 . 4 0 719 Nikki Wright 15 1 0 23 9 . 3 9 113 Vanessa Kovacs 14 3 1 20 7 . 3 5 06 Alessandra Oliverio 13 3 3 17 7 . 4 1 221 Jennifer Castillo 13 2 1 11 7 . 6 3 610 Jenna Di Nunzio 9 1 1 8 5 . 6 2 517 Caitlin Haines 14 2 1 12 4 . 3 3 3

## Game-winning Goals GP No.14 Krista Gommeringer 15 313 Vanessa Kovacs 14 29 Natalie Boyd 14 217 Caitlin Haines 14 16 Alessandra Oliverio 13 111 Jessica King 15 1

2013 TWU CATEGORY LEADERS

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Team Misc. GP Shots Fls OS CRN PK-A YC-RCAlberta 12 213 92 31 86 2-1 5-0Calgary 12 179 119 23 67 4-2 4-0Fraser Valley 12 168 113 35 64 1-1 6-0Lethbridge 12 113 102 29 35 1-1 10-0Manitoba 12 131 88 15 19 0-0 6-0Mount Royal 12 139 90 27 30 1-1 6-0Regina 12 148 90 21 29 2-2 7-0Saskatchewan 12 168 98 30 59 0-0 5-0Trinity Western 12 241 103 37 76 3-2 7-0UBC 12 174 95 36 58 2-1 6-0UNBC 12 83 67 29 24 0-0 3-0Victoria 12 211 46 42 83 1-1 5-0Winnipeg 12 88 78 15 13 0-0 2-0 SHOTS GP No. Avg/G1. Trinity Western 12 241 20.082. Alberta 12 213 17.753. Victoria 12 211 17.584. Calgary 12 179 14.925. UBC 12 174 14.506. Saskatchewan 12 168 14.007. Fraser Valley 12 167 13.928. Regina 12 148 12.339. Mount Royal 12 139 11.5810. Manitoba 12 131 10.9211. Lethbridge 12 113 9.4212. Winnipeg 12 88 7.3313. UNBC 12 83 6.92 POINTS GP No. Avg/G1. Alberta 12 65 5.422. Calgary 12 63 5.253. Victoria 12 57 4.754. UBC 12 55 4.585. Trinity Western 12 54 4.506. Saskatchewan 12 47 3.927. Fraser Valley 12 35 2.928. Mount Royal 12 26 2.179. Regina 12 25 2.0810. Manitoba 12 14 1.17 UNBC 12 14 1.1712. Lethbridge 12 8 0.6713. Winnipeg 12 6 0.50 GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Calgary 12 37 3.082. Alberta 12 34 2.833. UBC 12 29 2.42 Victoria 12 29 2.425. Trinity Western 12 27 2.256. Saskatchewan 12 21 1.75 Fraser Valley 12 21 1.758. Mount Royal 12 16 1.339. Regina 12 14 1.1710. Manitoba 12 8 0.67 UNBC 12 8 0.6712. Lethbridge 12 6 0.5013. Winnipeg 12 4 0.33 GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Calgary 12 37 3.082. Alberta 12 34 2.833. Victoria 12 29 2.42 UBC 12 29 2.425. Trinity Western 12 27 2.256. Saskatchewan 12 21 1.75 Fraser Valley 12 21 1.758. Mount Royal 12 16 1.339. Regina 12 14 1.1710. Manitoba 12 8 0.67 UNBC 12 8 0.6712. Lethbridge 12 6 0.5013. Winnipeg 12 4 0.33

ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G1. Alberta 12 31 2.582. Victoria 12 28 2.333. Trinity Western 12 27 2.254. Saskatchewan 12 26 2.17 UBC 12 26 2.17 Calgary 12 26 2.177. Fraser Valley 12 14 1.178. Regina 12 11 0.929. Mount Royal 12 10 0.8310. Manitoba 12 6 0.50 UNBC 12 6 0.5012. Lethbridge 12 2 0.17 Winnipeg 12 2 0.17 ASSISTS P/G GP No. Avg/G1. Alberta 12 31 2.582. Victoria 12 28 2.333. Trinity Western 12 27 2.254. Calgary 12 26 2.17 UBC 12 26 2.17 Saskatchewan 12 26 2.177. Fraser Valley 12 14 1.178. Regina 12 11 0.929. Mount Royal 12 10 0.8310. Manitoba 12 6 0.50 UNBC 12 6 0.5012. Lethbridge 12 2 0.17 Winnipeg 12 2 0.17 GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G1. UBC 12 5 0.422. Trinity Western 12 6 0.50 Saskatchewan 12 6 0.504. Victoria 12 8 0.675. Alberta 12 10 0.836. Fraser Valley 12 14 1.177. Calgary 12 18 1.50 Manitoba 12 18 1.509. UNBC 12 25 2.0810. Regina 12 26 2.17 Mount Royal 12 26 2.1712. Lethbridge 12 34 2.8313. Winnipeg 12 58 4.83 GOALS AGAINST GP GA Minutes GA Avg.1. UBC 12 5 1080:00 0.422. Saskatchewan 12 6 1080:00 0.503. Trinity Western 12 6 1077:10 0.504. Victoria 12 8 1080:00 0.675. Alberta 12 10 1080:00 0.836. Fraser Valley 12 14 1080:00 1.177. Manitoba 12 18 1080:00 1.508. Calgary 12 18 1077:10 1.509. UNBC 12 25 1080:00 2.0810. Regina 12 26 1080:00 2.1711. Mount Royal 12 26 1035:00 2.2612. Lethbridge 12 35 1035:00 3.0413. Winnipeg 12 58 1080:00 4.83 SAVES GP Saves Avg/G1. Winnipeg 12 138 11.502. UNBC 12 128 10.673. Lethbridge 12 87 7.254. Regina 12 67 5.585. Fraser Valley 12 62 5.176. Manitoba 12 60 5.007. Calgary 12 56 4.678. Alberta 12 54 4.509. Mount Royal 12 48 4.0010. Saskatchewan 12 39 3.2511. UBC 12 27 2.25 Trinity Western 12 27 2.2513. Victoria 12 26 2.17

SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G1. UBC 12 9 0.752. Trinity Western 12 7 0.583. Saskatchewan 12 6 0.50 Alberta 12 6 0.505. Victoria 12 5 0.426. Manitoba 12 4 0.33 Fraser Valley 12 4 0.338. Regina 12 3 0.259. Mount Royal 12 2 0.17 UNBC 12 2 0.17 Calgary 12 2 0.1712. Lethbridge 12 1 0.0813. Winnipeg 12 0 0.00 FOULS GP No. Avg/G1. Calgary 12 119 9.922. Fraser Valley 12 113 9.423. Trinity Western 12 103 8.584. Lethbridge 12 102 8.505. Saskatchewan 12 98 8.176. UBC 12 95 7.927. Alberta 12 92 7.678. Regina 12 90 7.50 Mount Royal 12 90 7.5010. Manitoba 12 88 7.3311. Winnipeg 12 78 6.5012. UNBC 12 67 5.5813. Victoria 12 46 3.83 CORNERS GP No. Avg/G1. Alberta 12 86 7.172. Victoria 12 83 6.923. Trinity Western 12 76 6.334. Calgary 12 67 5.585. Fraser Valley 12 64 5.336. Saskatchewan 12 59 4.927. UBC 12 58 4.838. Lethbridge 12 35 2.929. Mount Royal 12 30 2.5010. Regina 12 29 2.4211. UNBC 12 24 2.0012. Manitoba 12 19 1.5813. Winnipeg 12 13 1.08 OFFSIDES GP No. Avg/G1. Victoria 12 42 3.502. Trinity Western 12 37 3.083. UBC 12 36 3.004. Fraser Valley 12 35 2.925. Alberta 12 31 2.586. Saskatchewan 12 30 2.507. Lethbridge 12 29 2.42 UNBC 12 29 2.429. Mount Royal 12 27 2.2510. Calgary 12 23 1.9211. Regina 12 21 1.7512. Manitoba 12 15 1.25 Winnipeg 12 15 1.25 YELLOW CARDS GP No. Avg/G1. Lethbridge 12 10 0.832. Trinity Western 12 7 0.58 Regina 12 7 0.584. Manitoba 12 6 0.50 Mount Royal 12 6 0.50 UBC 12 6 0.50 Fraser Valley 12 6 0.508. Saskatchewan 12 5 0.42 Alberta 12 5 0.42 Victoria 12 5 0.4211. Calgary 12 4 0.3312. UNBC 12 3 0.2513. Winnipeg 12 2 0.17

2013 CANADA WEST CATEGORY LEADERS - TEAM



SHOTS GP No. Avg/G1. Meagan Cormier-REG 12 53 4.422. Jenelle Zapski-SASK 12 51 4.253. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 47 3.924. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 45 3.755. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 39 3.256. Jackie Harrison-UVIC 12 37 3.087. Natalie Boyd-TWU 11 36 3.278. Emma Greig-UVIC 11 34 3.099. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 32 2.9110. Jasmin Dhanda-UBC 9 31 3.44 SHOTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Meagan Cormier-REG 12 53 4.422. Jenelle Zapski-SASK 12 51 4.253. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 47 3.924. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 45 3.755. Jasmin Dhanda-UBC 9 31 3.446. Natalie Boyd-TWU 11 36 3.277. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 39 3.258. Emma Greig-UVIC 11 34 3.099. Jackie Harrison-UVIC 12 37 3.0810. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 32 2.91 POINTS GP G A Pts1. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 10 9 19 2. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 6 11 17 3. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 10 5 15 4. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 8 3 11 5. Janine Frazao-UBC 9 5 5 10 6. Ann Stranges-CGY 12 5 4 9 Meagan Cormier-REG 12 7 2 9 Jessie Candlish-AB 12 6 3 9 Laura Kautz-AB 12 5 4 9 10. Jordan Smith-CGY 8 6 2 8 Jasmin Dhanda-UBC 9 5 3 8 Emma Greig-UVIC 11 4 4 8 Jessica King-TWU 12 3 5 8 POINTS PER GAME GP G A Pts 1. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 10 9 19 2. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 6 11 17 3. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 10 5 15 4. Janine Frazao-UBC 9 5 5 10 5. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 8 3 11 Jordan Smith-CGY 8 6 2 8 7. Jasmin Dhanda-UBC 9 5 3 8 8. Ann Stranges-CGY 12 5 4 9 Jessie Candlish-AB 12 6 3 9 Laura Kautz-AB 12 5 4 9 GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 10 0.83 Julia Ignacio-AB 12 10 0.833. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 8 0.734. Meagan Cormier-REG 12 7 0.58 Jenelle Zapski-SASK 12 7 0.586. Jordan Smith-CGY 8 6 0.75 Shelby Beck-UFV 10 6 0.60 Kelsey Kinzner-MRU 12 6 0.50 Tessa Miller-CGY 12 6 0.50 Jessie Candlish-AB 12 6 0.50GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 10 0.83 Julia Ignacio-AB 12 10 0.833. Jordan Smith-CGY 8 6 0.754. Nikki Furukawa-CGY 11 8 0.735. Shelby Beck-UFV 10 6 0.606. Meagan Cormier-REG 12 7 0.58 Jenelle Zapski-SASK 12 7 0.588. Jasmin Dhanda-UBC 9 5 0.56 Janine Frazao-UBC 9 5 0.5610. Jessie Candlish-AB 12 6 0.50 Kelsey Kinzner-MRU 12 6 0.50 Tessa Miller-CGY 12 6 0.50

ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G1. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 11 0.922. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 9 0.753. Paige Friesen-UFV 12 6 0.504. Janine Frazao-UBC 9 5 0.56 Taylor Shannik-UBC 12 5 0.42 Jessica King-TWU 12 5 0.42 Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 5 0.428. Emma Greig-UVIC 11 4 0.36 Rebecca Brandt-AB 12 4 0.33 Ann Stranges-CGY 12 4 0.33 Jaclyn Sawicki-UVIC 12 4 0.33 Laura Kautz-AB 12 4 0.33 Nicole Sydor-UBC 12 4 0.33 ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Tessa Miller-CGY 12 11 0.922. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 9 0.753. Janine Frazao-UBC 9 5 0.564. Paige Friesen-UFV 12 6 0.50 Allie Wiebe-UVIC 6 3 0.50 Briony Buchanan-AB 6 3 0.507. Jessica King-TWU 12 5 0.42 Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 5 0.42 Taylor Shannik-UBC 12 5 0.4210. Emma Greig-UVIC 11 4 0.36 GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Julia Ignacio-AB 12 4 0.33 Jenelle Zapski-SASK 12 4 0.333. Krista Gommeringer-TWU 12 3 0.254. Natalie Boyd-TWU 11 2 0.18 Kelsey Kinzner-MRU 12 2 0.17 Tessa Miller-CGY 12 2 0.17 Tayler Firth-REG 12 2 0.17 Meagan Cormier-REG 12 2 0.17 C. Branion-Calles-UVIC 12 2 0.17 Shalla Kadima-AB 12 2 0.17 Jessie Candlish-AB 12 2 0.17 Jade Palm-UFV 12 2 0.17 Lindsay Hoetzel-UVIC 12 2 0.17 Shayla Chorney-UBC 12 2 0.17 Carly Neeson-UFV 12 2 0.17 GOALS/A AVG GP GA Min. GA Avg1. Emily Wilson-UBC 4 0 360 0.002. Cara Santaga-SASK 8 3 720 0.383. Rachel Bedek-TWU 12 6 1035 0.524. Alyssa Williamson-UBC 8 5 720 0.625. Tanya Jones-UVIC 12 8 1065 0.686. Kelti Biggs-AB 12 9 1035 0.787. Kayla Klim-UFV 12 14 1080 1.178. Sam Chang-Foidl-CGY 7 8 582 1.249. Chloe Werle-MAN 7 10 630 1.4310. Janelle Chicilo-MRU 6 7 353 1.78 SAVE PERCENTAGE GP SVS GA S Pct.1. Emily Wilson-UBC 4 5 0 1.0002. Cara Santaga-SASK 8 28 3 .9033. Kelti Biggs-AB 12 51 9 .8504. Jordan Hall-UNBC 12 128 25 .8375. Rachel Bedek-TWU 12 27 6 .8186. Kayla Klim-UFV 12 62 14 .8167. Alyssa Williamson-UBC 8 22 5 .8158. Sam Chang-Foidl-CGY 7 33 8 .8059. Taylor Thomas-LETH 7 45 14 .76310. Tanya Jones-UVIC 12 25 8 .758

SAVES GP No. Avg/G1. Jordan Hall-UNBC 12 128 10.672. Taylor Thorkelsson-WPG 6 66 11.003. Kayla Klim-UFV 12 62 5.174. Kacey McFee-REG 10 60 6.005. Kelti Biggs-AB 12 51 4.256. Taylor Thomas-LETH 7 45 6.437. Margo Henry-WPG 5 42 8.408. Sam Chang-Foidl-CGY 7 33 4.719. Kelsey Marklund-MRU 9 32 3.5610. Myriah Marino-LETH 7 30 4.29 SAVES PER GAME GP No. Avg/G1. Taylor Thorkelsson-WPG 6 66 11.002. Jordan Hall-UNBC 12 128 10.673. Margo Henry-WPG 5 42 8.404. Taylor Thomas-LETH 7 45 6.435. Kacey McFee-REG 10 60 6.006. Kayla Klim-UFV 12 62 5.177. Sam Chang-Foidl-CGY 7 33 4.718. Myriah Marino-LETH 7 30 4.299. Kelti Biggs-AB 12 51 4.2510. Chloe Werle-MAN 7 29 4.14 SHUTOUTS GP SO Sho/G1. Rachel Bedek-TWU 12 6.1 0.512. Kelti Biggs-AB 12 6.0 0.503. Alyssa Williamson-UBC 8 5.0 0.62 Tanya Jones-UVIC 12 5.0 0.425. Emily Wilson-UBC 4 4.0 1.00 Cara Santaga-SASK 8 4.0 0.50 Kayla Klim-UFV 12 4.0 0.338. Janelle Chicilo-MRU 6 2.0 0.33 Kyleigh Vause-SASK 2 2.0 1.00 Chloe Werle-MAN 7 2.0 0.29 Jordan Hall-UNBC 12 2.0 0.17 Kacey McFee-REG 10 2.0 0.20 SHUTOUTS PER GAME GP SO Sho/G1. Emily Wilson-UBC 4 4.0 1.002. Alyssa Williamson-UBC 8 5.0 0.623. Rachel Bedek-TWU 12 6.1 0.514. Cara Santaga-SASK 8 4.0 0.50 Kelti Biggs-AB 12 6.0 0.506. Tanya Jones-UVIC 12 5.0 0.427. Kayla Klim-UFV 12 4.0 0.33 Janelle Chicilo-MRU 6 2.0 0.339. Chloe Werle-MAN 7 2.0 0.2910. Kacey McFee-REG 10 2.0 0.20 Team Identification Team IDAlberta ABCalgary CGYFraser Valley UFVLethbridge LETHManitoba MANMount Royal MRURegina REGSaskatchewan SASKTrinity Western TWUUBC UBCUNBC UNBCVictoria UVICWinnipeg WPG

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2013 TWU Spartans Women's SoccerTrinity Western Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Nov 03, 2013)

All games

Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal Corners YC RCSep 07 UBC 0-0 0/0 0/0 6/5 1/2 2/2 0/1 0/0Sep 13 VICTORIA 1-2 1/2 0/0 14/8 3/2 7/1 0/0 0/0Sep 14 FRASER VALLEY 2-1 2/1 3/1 21/10 10/4 5/1 1/2 0/0Sep 21 Saskatchewan 1-1 1/1 0/0 13/9 7/5 5/2 1/1 0/0Sep 22 Regina 0-0 0/0 0/0 25/9 6/3 10/1 0/0 0/0Sep 27 UNBC 4-0 4/0 5/0 29/5 16/2 10/0 0/0 0/0Oct 04 WINNIPEG 5-0 5/0 6/0 38/0 18/0 12/0 0/0 0/0Oct 05 MANITOBA 3-0 3/0 0/0 20/1 8/0 6/1 0/2 0/0Oct 12 Calgary 1-0 1/0 2/0 15/8 4/6 2/0 1/1 0/0Oct 13 Lethbridge 5-1 5/1 7/0 21/7 11/4 6/1 0/0 0/0Oct 18 ALBERTA 2-0 2/0 3/0 17/7 6/1 6/6 3/1 0/0Oct 19 MOUNT ROYAL 3-1 3/1 1/1 22/5 11/4 5/0 1/1 0/0Oct 26 SASKATCHEWAN 2-0 2/0 2/0 9/9 6/3 4/0 1/1 0/0Nov 01 Victoria 2-1 2/1 0/1 15/16 6/2 9/5 2/2 0/0Nov 02 Alberta 1-2 1/2 0/2 9/7 5/3 6/4 0/0 0/0Totals 32-9 32/9 29/5 274/106 118/41 95/24 10/12 0/0

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

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One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal. 2013 INDIVIDUAL SEASON/CAREER STATISTICS

2013 TWU Spartans Women's SoccerTrinity Western Individual Season/Career Statistics (as of Nov 03, 2013)

All games

SEASON CAREER

## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att1 Rachel Bedek 15-15 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 15-15 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-03 Stephanie Chin 15-15 0 2 2 2 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 35-20 1 5 6 12 . 0 8 3 0 0-05 Lindsey Pulice 11-8 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 22-14 0 1 1 4 . 0 0 0 0 0-06 Alessandra Oliverio 13-5 3 3 6 17 . 1 7 6 1 1-1 • 28-6 4 3 7 26 . 1 5 4 1 1-17 Alicia Tesan 15-14 1 2 3 27 . 0 3 7 0 0-0 • 93-69 22 23 45 160 . 1 3 8 5 0-08 Colleen Webber 15-15 0 2 2 13 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 88-83 8 8 16 59 . 1 3 6 5 3-49 Natalie Boyd 14-14 4 2 6 40 . 1 0 0 2 0-1 • 87-84 14 24 38 155 . 0 9 0 10 3-410 Jenna Di Nunzio 9-4 1 1 2 8 . 1 2 5 0 0-0 • 59-40 9 13 22 96 . 0 9 4 2 0-011 Jessica King 15-14 3 5 8 27 . 1 1 1 1 0-0 • 55-22 12 10 22 68 . 1 7 6 3 0-013 Vanessa Kovacs 14-14 3 1 4 20 . 1 5 0 2 0-0 • 39-36 4 4 8 34 . 1 1 8 2 0-014 Krista Gommeringer 15-12 11 7 18 57 . 1 9 3 3 1-1 • 34-30 26 19 45 139 . 1 8 7 7 1-116 Kristen Santema 11-3 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 72-44 4 3 7 40 . 1 0 0 2 0-017 Caitlin Haines 14-1 2 1 3 12 . 1 6 7 1 0-0 • 66-7 4 8 12 39 . 1 0 3 2 0-018 Vanessa Wiebe 3-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 9-2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-019 Nikki Wright 15-13 1 0 1 23 . 0 4 3 0 0-0 • 95-71 37 16 53 225 . 1 6 4 16 0-021 Jennifer Castillo 13-13 2 1 3 11 . 1 8 2 0 0-0 • 64-58 13 4 17 35 . 3 7 1 3 0-022 Baily Williams 1-0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 2-1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0-025 Isabella Di Trocchio 11-1 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 0 0-0 • 18-1 0 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 0 0-026 Sarah Hannigan 6-3 1 1 2 6 . 1 6 7 0 0-0 • 20-7 1 1 2 6 . 1 6 7 0 0-0

Total 144 32 29 61 274 . 1 1 7 10 2-3Opponents 144 9 5 14 106 . 0 8 5 2 1-1

## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho22 Baily Williams 1-0 45:00 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.1

Career totals 2-1 135:00 3 2.00 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 0.11 Rachel Bedek 15-15 1365:00 9 0.59 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 7.1

Career totals 15-15 1365:00 9 0.59 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 7.1Total 15 1410:00 9 0.57 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 8Opponents 15 1410:00 32 2.04 86 . 7 2 9 2 10 3 2

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Statistical Records


One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal. INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSTWU Spartans 2012-13

Individual Game Records

Most points1. 5 - Daniela Gerig; Regina; 9/26/2008

5 - Krista Gommeringer; Calgary; 9/8/20125 - Krista Gommeringer; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20125 - Rachelle Armstrong; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20045 - Tessa Meyer; at Winnipeg; 9/23/2012

6. 4 - Alexis Heinz; Leth Pronghorns; 10/27/20014 - Alicia Tesan; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20124 - Carlee O'Brien; at Lethbridge 'Horns; 10/24/20044 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Lethbridge; 9/7/20124 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Calgary; 9/8/20124 - Jessica King; Calgary; 9/8/20124 - Katie Smart; Leth Pronghorns; 9/21/20024 - Krista Gommeringer; Lethbridge; 9/7/20124 - Krista Gommeringer; Northern BC; 10/12/20124 - Krista Gommeringer; at Manitoba; 9/22/20124 - Krista Gommeringer; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20124 - Melissa Mobilio; at Manitoba; 10/2/20114 - Natalie Boyd; at Regina; 10/1/20114 - Rebecca Ferguson; Regina; 9/26/2008

Most goals1. 5 - Daniela Gerig; Regina; 9/26/20082. 4 - Alexis Heinz; Leth Pronghorns; 10/27/20013. 3 - Alexis Heinz; Regina Cougars; 10/15/2005

3 - Alicia Tesan; Saskatchewan; 9/24/20103 - Carlee O'Brien; UBC; 9/23/20063 - Carlee O'Brien; Manitoba Bisons; 10/13/20053 - Carlee O'Brien; at Lethbridge 'Horns; 10/24/20043 - Carlee O'Brien; at Regina Cougars; 9/25/20033 - Rachelle Armstrong; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/2004

10. 2 - Alexis Heinz; at Whitworth Pirates; 8/30/20022 - Alexis Heinz; Alberta Pandas; 9/24/20052 - Alicia Tesan; Victoria; 10/9/20102 - Alicia Tesan; at UBC; 9/19/20092 - Angela Trauter; vs Calgary Dinos; 11/7/20042 - Angela Trauter; vs Montreal; 11/12/20042 - Angela Trauter; Regina Cougars; 10/15/20052 - Angela Trauter; at George Fox Bruins; 9/1/20012 - Ashlee Davison; Regina Cougars; 10/4/20032 - Ashlee Davison; Sask Huskies; 9/18/20032 - Ashlee Davison; at Manitoba Bisons; 9/29/20052 - Ashlee Davison; Leth Pronghorns; 9/21/20022 - Ashlee Davison; at Evergreen Geoducks; 9/5/20042 - Ashlee Davison; WWU Vikings; 9/6/20022 - Carlee O'Brien; at Manitoba; 9/9/20062 - Carlee O'Brien; SASK; 10/27/20062 - Carlee O'Brien; vs LETH-W; 11/1/20072 - Carlee O'Brien; vs Victoria; 11/4/20062 - Carlee O'Brien; Regina Cougars; 10/4/20032 - Carlee O'Brien; Regina; 9/14/20072 - Carlee O'Brien; at Alberta Pandas; 9/24/20042 - Dana DuMerton; Regina Cougars; 10/15/20052 - Daniela Gerig; at Simon Fraser; 8/22/20092 - Daniela Gerig; vs Saskatchewan; 8/29/20082 - Daniela Gerig; at Laurier; 11/6/20082 - Daniela Gerig; Regina; 9/17/20102 - Elysia Dubland; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20042 - Janine Drake; UBC Thunderbirds; 9/13/20012 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Calgary; 9/8/20122 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Manitoba; 10/26/20122 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Jessica King; Northern BC; 10/12/20122 - Katie Smart; Regina Cougars; 10/13/2001

2 - Katie Smart; Leth Pronghorns; 9/21/20022 - Krista Gommeringer; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Calgary; 9/8/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Victoria; 11/3/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Northern BC; 10/12/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; at Fraser Valley; 10/19/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Kristi Haukeland; Regina Cougars; 9/16/20042 - Lindsay Rohla; at CALG; 10/27/20072 - Melanie Ingwersen; at Alberta Pandas; 10/22/20052 - Melissa Mobilio; at Manitoba; 10/2/20112 - Natalie Halcro; at Regina Cougars; 10/17/20022 - Nikki Wright; Alberta; 11/6/20092 - Nikki Wright; at Calgary; 10/4/20082 - Nikki Wright; Fraser Valley; 10/10/20092 - Nikki Wright; vs Saskatchewan; 10/17/20082 - Nikki Wright; Alberta; 10/23/20092 - Nikki Wright; Saskatchewan; 10/24/20092 - Nikki Wright; Victoria; 9/13/20082 - Rachelle Armstrong; at Regina Cougars; 9/28/20042 - Rebecca Ferguson; British Columbia; 9/26/20092 - Tessa Meyer; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20122 - Whitney Agassiz; vs Montreal; 11/12/2004

Most assists1. 4 - Rebecca Ferguson; Regina; 9/26/20082. 3 - Caitlin Haines; at Hope International; 8/25/2009

3 - Janine Drake; Leth Pronghorns; 10/27/20013 - Krista Gommeringer; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20123 - Natalie Boyd; Northern BC; 10/12/2012

6. 2 - Alexis Heinz; at Regina Cougars; 9/28/20042 - Alicia Tesan; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Alicia Tesan; at Winnipeg; 9/23/20122 - Alicia Tesan; Lethbridge; 9/7/20122 - Andrea McLachlan; Regina Cougars; 10/15/20052 - Andrea Standerwick; Regina Cougars; 10/15/20052 - Angela Trauter; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20042 - Ashlee Davison; at Sask Huskies; 10/18/20022 - Ashlee Davison; Saskatchewan Huskies; 9/22/20052 - Brittany Heinrich; at Manitoba; 9/9/20062 - Carlee O'Brien; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20042 - Christine Walker; UCFV; 10/20/20072 - Colleen Webber; at MRU; 10/4/20122 - Colleen Webber; at MRU; 10/6/20122 - Dana DuMerton; UBC; 9/23/20062 - Dana DuMerton; UFV; 9/20/20082 - Emily Bond; at Whitworth Pirates; 8/30/20022 - Janine Drake; at Calgary Dinos; 11/3/20012 - Janine Drake; at George Fox Bruins; 9/1/20012 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Manitoba; 9/16/20112 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Regina; 9/17/20112 - Jessica King; Calgary; 9/8/20122 - Katie Smart; vs Calgary Dinos; 11/7/20042 - Katie Smart; Leth Pronghorns; 9/21/20022 - Krista Gommeringer; Northern BC; 10/12/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Manitoba; 10/26/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; at Manitoba; 9/22/20122 - Lindsay Maier; Regina Cougars; 10/4/20032 - Lindsay Rohla; Calgary; 9/7/20072 - Lindsay Rohla; at UBC T-Birds; 9/14/20052 - Melissa Mobilio; Victoria; 11/4/20112 - Melissa Mobilio; Victoria; 10/9/20102 - Melissa Mobilio; at Saskatchewan; 9/23/20072 - Natalie Boyd; at Regina; 10/1/20112 - Natalie Boyd; Saskatchewan; 10/24/2009

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

TWU Spartans 2013Individual Game Records

2 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Manitoba; 9/16/20112 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Regina; 9/17/20112 - Jessica King; Calgary; 9/8/20122 - Jessica King; at Lethbridge; 10/13/20132 - Jessica King; Calgary; 9/8/20122 - Katie Smart; vs Calgary Dinos; 11/7/20042 - Katie Smart; Leth Pronghorns; 9/21/20022 - Krista Gommeringer; Northern BC; 10/12/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Manitoba; 10/26/20122 - Krista Gommeringer; Saskatchewan; 10/26/20132 - Krista Gommeringer; at Manitoba; 9/22/20122 - Lindsay Maier; Regina Cougars; 10/4/20032 - Lindsay Rohla; Calgary; 9/7/20072 - Lindsay Rohla; at UBC T-Birds; 9/14/20052 - Melissa Mobilio; Victoria; 11/4/20112 - Melissa Mobilio; Victoria; 10/9/20102 - Melissa Mobilio; at Saskatchewan; 9/23/20072 - Natalie Boyd; at Regina; 10/1/20112 - Natalie Boyd; Saskatchewan; 10/24/20092 - Nikki Wright; Regina; 9/26/20082 - Nikki Wright; Manitoba; 9/27/20082 - Rachelle Armstrong; at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20042 - Rebecca Ferguson; Alberta; 11/6/20092 - Vanessa Kovacs; Northern BC; 10/12/2012

Most shots1. 11 - Nikki Wright; UFV; 9/20/20082. 9 - Ashlee Davison; UBC Thunderbirds; 10/13/2004

9 - Carlee O'Brien; at Lethbridge; 10/21/20069 - Krista Gommeringer; Northern BC; 10/12/20129 - Nikki Wright; Regina; 9/17/2010

6. 8 - Carlee O'Brien; Regina Cougars; 10/4/20038 - Daniela Gerig; Regina; 9/26/20088 - Hilary Braacx; at Simon Fraser CLAN; 10/17/20068 - Jenna Di Nunzio; Alberta; 11/5/20118 - Jessica King; Winnipeg; 10/4/20138 - Krista Gommeringer; Lethbridge; 9/7/20128 - Krista Gommeringer; at Manitoba; 9/22/20128 - Krista Gommeringer; Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

Most saves1. 13 - Angela Garriott; Seattle Pacific; 8/20/2004

13 - Kristen Funk; at Saskatchewan; 10/31/20103. 12 - Kristen Funk; UBC; 11/1/20084. 11 - Angela Garriott; UBC Thunderbirds; 10/3/2002

11 - Nikki Turner; UBC; 9/23/20066. 10 - Cara Santaga; vs Wilfrid Laurier; 11/11/2011

10 - Kristen Funk; at Portland State; 8/14/201210 - Kristen Funk; at Portland State; 8/14/2012

9. 9 - Angela Garriott; Victoria Vikes; 11/2/20029 - Kristen Funk; at Victoria; 11/2/20089 - Kristen Funk; at Alberta; 9/24/20119 - Veronika Rogina; at Seattle University; 8/15/2010


One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal. INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSTWU Spartans 2012-13

Individual Season Records

Points1. 27 - Krista Gommeringer (15g 12a) - 20122. 23 - Carlee O'Brien (12g 11a) - 20043. 20 - Nikki Wright (13g 7a) - 20084. 18 - Janine Drake (9g 9a) - 20015. 16 - Carlee O'Brien (14g 2a) - 20066. 15 - Rachelle Armstrong (13g 2a) - 2004

15 - Daniela Gerig (9g 6a) - 201015 - Melissa Mobilio (6g 9a) - 201115 - Ashlee Davison (12g 3a) - 200415 - Lindsay Rohla (7g 8a) - 200615 - Daniela Gerig (14g 1a) - 200815 - Nikki Wright (13g 2a) - 200915 - Daniela Gerig (9g 6a) - 201115 - Ashlee Davison (8g 7a) - 2002

Points per game (min. 5 games)1. 1.69 - Krista Gommeringer (16 games) - 20122. 0.95 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 20083. 0.92 - Carlee O'Brien (25 games) - 20044. 0.82 - Alicia Tesan (17 games) - 2012

0.82 - Carlee O'Brien (17 games) - 20056. 0.82 - Janine Drake (22 games) - 20017. 0.78 - Alexis Heinz (18 games) - 20058. 0.75 - Melissa Mobilio (20 games) - 20119. 0.74 - Carlee O'Brien (19 games) - 2007

10. 0.73 - Carlee O'Brien (22 games) - 2006

Goals1. 15 - Krista Gommeringer - 20122. 14 - Carlee O'Brien - 2006

14 - Daniela Gerig - 20084. 13 - Nikki Wright - 2008

13 - Nikki Wright - 200913 - Rachelle Armstrong - 2004

7. 12 - Carlee O'Brien - 200412 - Ashlee Davison - 2004

9. 11 - Alexis Heinz - 200111 - Alexis Heinz - 2005

Goals per game (min. 5 games)1. 0.94 - Krista Gommeringer (16 games) - 20122. 0.64 - Carlee O'Brien (22 games) - 2006

0.64 - Daniela Gerig (22 games) - 20084. 0.62 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 2008

0.62 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 20096. 0.61 - Alexis Heinz (18 games) - 20057. 0.55 - Alexis Heinz (20 games) - 20018. 0.55 - Ashlee Davison (22 games) - 20049. 0.54 - Rachelle Armstrong (24 games) - 2004

10. 0.53 - Carlee O'Brien (15 games) - 2003

Game-winning goals1. 7 - Nikki Wright - 20092. 5 - Daniela Gerig - 2008

5 - Nikki Wright - 20084. 4 - Carlee O'Brien - 2007

4 - Natalie Boyd - 20124 - Angela Trauter - 20044 - Daniela Gerig - 20114 - Krista Gommeringer - 2012

9. 3 - Carlee O'Brien - 20043 - Melanie Ingwersen - 20063 - Dana DuMerton - 20073 - Melissa Mobilio - 2011

3 - Daniela Gerig - 20093 - Alicia Tesan - 20093 - Rachelle Armstrong - 20043 - Carlee O'Brien - 2006

Assists1. 12 - Krista Gommeringer - 20122. 11 - Alicia Tesan - 2012

11 - Carlee O'Brien - 20044. 9 - Melissa Mobilio - 2011

9 - Janine Drake - 20019 - Rebecca Ferguson - 20099 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2008

8. 8 - Lindsay Rohla - 20069. 7 - Natalie Boyd - 2012

7 - Ashlee Davison - 20027 - Natalie Boyd - 20117 - Nikki Wright - 20087 - Jenna Di Nunzio - 2011

Assists per game (min. 5 games)1. 0.75 - Krista Gommeringer (16 games) - 20122. 0.65 - Alicia Tesan (17 games) - 20123. 0.45 - Melissa Mobilio (20 games) - 20114. 0.44 - Carlee O'Brien (25 games) - 20045. 0.41 - Natalie Boyd (17 games) - 20126. 0.41 - Janine Drake (22 games) - 2001

0.41 - Rebecca Ferguson (22 games) - 20090.41 - Rebecca Ferguson (22 games) - 2008

9. 0.38 - Natalie Boyd (13 games) - 20090.38 - Lindsay Maier (13 games) - 2003

Shots attempted1. 77 - Nikki Wright (13 goals) - 20082. 76 - Carlee O'Brien (14 goals) - 20063. 69 - Krista Gommeringer (15 goals) - 20124. 67 - Carlee O'Brien (12 goals) - 20045. 60 - Daniela Gerig (9 goals) - 20116. 59 - Rachelle Armstrong (13 goals) - 20047. 55 - Lindsay Rohla (7 goals) - 2006

55 - Carlee O'Brien (10 goals) - 20079. 54 - Daniela Gerig (14 goals) - 2008

10. 53 - Nikki Wright (13 goals) - 2009

Shots per game (min. 5 games)1. 4.31 - Krista Gommeringer (16 games) - 20122. 3.67 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 20083. 3.45 - Carlee O'Brien (22 games) - 20064. 3.21 - Jenna Di Nunzio (14 games) - 20125. 2.89 - Carlee O'Brien (19 games) - 20076. 2.86 - Daniela Gerig (21 games) - 20117. 2.68 - Carlee O'Brien (25 games) - 20048. 2.53 - Carlee O'Brien (17 games) - 20059. 2.52 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 2009

10. 2.46 - Rachelle Armstrong (24 games) - 2004

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INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

TWU Spartans 2013Individual Season Records

Shots on goal1. 45 - Nikki Wright (13 goals) - 20082. 42 - Krista Gommeringer (15 goals) - 2012

42 - Carlee O'Brien (14 goals) - 20064. 37 - Daniela Gerig (9 goals) - 20105. 33 - Daniela Gerig (9 goals) - 2011

33 - Daniela Gerig (14 goals) - 20087. 31 - Lindsay Rohla (7 goals) - 20068. 29 - Carlee O'Brien (8 goals) - 2005

29 - Carlee O'Brien (10 goals) - 200710. 28 - Nikki Wright (13 goals) - 2009

28 - Krista Gommeringer (11 goals) - 2013

SOG per game (min. 5 games)1. 2.21 - Krista Gommeringer (19 games) - 20122. 2.14 - Nikki Wright (21 games) - 20083. 1.91 - Carlee O'Brien (22 games) - 20064. 1.87 - Krista Gommeringer (15 games) - 20135. 1.71 - Jenna Di Nunzio (14 games) - 20126. 1.71 - Carlee O'Brien (17 games) - 20057. 1.68 - Daniela Gerig (22 games) - 20108. 1.57 - Daniela Gerig (21 games) - 20119. 1.53 - Carlee O'Brien (19 games) - 2007

10. 1.50 - Daniela Gerig (22 games) - 2008

Penalty kicks made1. 4 - Lindsay Rohla - 20062. 3 - Lindsay Rohla - 20033. 2 - Melissa Mobilio - 2010

2 - Colleen Webber - 20102 - Melissa Mobilio - 2009

6. 1 - Colleen Webber - 20111 - Lindsay Rohla - 20041 - Krista Gommeringer - 20131 - Alexis Heinz - 20051 - Natalie Boyd - 20111 - Natalie Boyd - 20121 - Katie Smart - 20041 - Alexis Heinz - 20041 - Natalie Boyd - 20101 - Alexis Heinz - 20011 - Alessandra Oliverio - 20131 - Melissa Mobilio - 20111 - Lindsay Rohla - 2005

Penalty kick attempts1. 5 - Lindsay Rohla - 20062. 3 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003

3 - Lindsay Rohla - 20043 - Melissa Mobilio - 2010

5. 2 - Melissa Mobilio - 20112 - Colleen Webber - 20112 - Melissa Mobilio - 20092 - Colleen Webber - 20102 - Lindsay Rohla - 2005

10. 1 - Dana DuMerton - 20061 - Katie Smart - 20041 - Natalie Boyd - 20121 - Alexis Heinz - 20041 - Natalie Boyd - 20101 - Rachelle Armstrong - 20041 - Alexis Heinz - 20011 - Alessandra Oliverio - 20131 - Natalie Boyd - 20131 - Krista Gommeringer - 2013

1 - Alexis Heinz - 20051 - Natalie Boyd - 2011

Saves1. 105 - Angela Garriott (24 GA, 105 saves) - 20042. 87 - Kristen Funk (12 GA, 87 saves) - 20083. 75 - Angela Garriott (28 GA, 75 saves) - 20024. 58 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 58 saves) - 20125. 53 - Veronika Rogina (14 GA, 53 saves) - 20076. 50 - Ali Penner (17 GA, 50 saves) - 2005

50 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 50 saves) - 20118. 49 - Kristen Funk (13 GA, 49 saves) - 20109. 46 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 46 saves) - 2006

46 - Kristen Funk (7 GA, 46 saves) - 2009

Saves per game (min. 5 games)1. 5.12 - Kristen Funk (17 games) - 20082. 4.08 - Kristen Funk (12 games) - 20103. 4.00 - Cara Santaga (5 games) - 20114. 3.75 - Angela Garriott (20 games) - 20025. 3.62 - Angela Garriott (29 games) - 20046. 3.60 - Veronika Rogina (10 games) - 2010

3.60 - Veronika Rogina (10 games) - 20068. 3.53 - Veronika Rogina (15 games) - 20079. 3.33 - Veronika Rogina (6 games) - 2008

10. 3.12 - Ali Penner (16 games) - 2005

Save percent (min. 5 saves)1. 1.000 - Lauren Chartrand (0 GA, 13 saves) - 20072. .909 - Veronika Rogina (2 GA, 20 saves) - 20083. .879 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 58 saves) - 2012

.879 - Kristen Funk (12 GA, 87 saves) - 20085. .868 - Kristen Funk (7 GA, 46 saves) - 20096. .862 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 50 saves) - 20117. .814 - Angela Garriott (24 GA, 105 saves) - 20048. .793 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 46 saves) - 20069. .791 - Veronika Rogina (14 GA, 53 saves) - 2007

10. .790 - Kristen Funk (13 GA, 49 saves) - 2010

Goals against avg (min. 200 minutes)1. 0.36 - Veronika Rogina (2 GA, 495 min) - 20082. 0.41 - Kristen Funk (7 GA, 1545 min) - 20093. 0.41 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 1740 min) - 20124. 0.45 - Kristen Funk (8 GA, 1605 min) - 20115. 0.59 - Rachel Bedek (9 GA, 1365 min) - 20136. 0.69 - Kristen Funk (12 GA, 1575 min) - 20087. 0.82 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 1314 min) - 20068. 0.83 - Angela Garriott (24 GA, 2615 min) - 20049. 0.83 - Veronika Rogina (5 GA, 540 min) - 2009

10. 0.94 - Christy Bentall (16 GA, 1530 min) - 2001

Most wins1. 15 - Kristen Funk (15-1-0) - 20122. 14 - Kristen Funk (14-1-1) - 20113. 13 - Angela Garriott (13-3-2) - 2004

13 - Kristen Funk (13-0-1) - 20095. 10 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20136. 8 - Kristen Funk (8-2-2) - 2008

8 - Veronika Rogina (8-4-2) - 20078. 7 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 20069. 6 - Veronika Rogina (6-0-0) - 2008

6 - Kristen Funk (6-4-2) - 2010


One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal. INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

TWU Spartans 2013Individual Season Records

Most losses1. 4 - Kristen Funk (6-4-2) - 2010

4 - Veronika Rogina (8-4-2) - 20073. 3 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 2006

3 - Angela Garriott (13-3-2) - 20045. 2 - Veronika Rogina (3-2-4) - 2010

2 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20132 - Kristen Funk (8-2-2) - 20082 - Veronika Rogina (4-2-0) - 20092 - Ali Penner (5-2-2) - 2005

10. 1 - Kristen Funk (14-1-1) - 20111 - Veronika Rogina (2-1-0) - 20061 - Leah Schmeltar (0-1-0) - 20071 - Cara Santaga (2-1-0) - 20111 - Kristen Funk (15-1-0) - 2012

Most ties1. 4 - Veronika Rogina (3-2-4) - 20102. 3 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20133. 2 - Angela Garriott (13-3-2) - 2004

2 - Kristen Funk (6-4-2) - 20102 - Veronika Rogina (8-4-2) - 20072 - Ali Penner (5-2-2) - 20052 - Kristen Funk (8-2-2) - 20082 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 2006

9. 1 - Angela Garriott (0-0-1) - 20031 - Kristen Funk (14-1-1) - 20111 - Ana Pruim (1-0-1) - 20071 - Kristen Funk (13-0-1) - 2009

Most shutouts1. 14 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 12 - Kristen Funk - 20123. 11 - Kristen Funk - 20094. 9 - Kristen Funk - 20115. 7.1 - Rachel Bedek - 2013

7 - Kristen Funk - 20087. 6 - Veronika Rogina - 20078. 5 - Angela Garriott - 2003

5 - Nikki Turner - 200610. 4 - Kristen Funk - 2010

Games played1. 30 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 25 - Carlee O'Brien - 20043. 24 - Lindsay Rohla - 2004

24 - Katie Smart - 200424 - Lindsay Rohla - 200624 - Chantal Esperanza - 200624 - Rachelle Armstrong - 200424 - Angela Trauter - 200424 - Dana DuMerton - 2006

10. 23 - Katie Smart - 200123 - Stephanie Stewart - 200623 - Erin Marie Higgins - 2006

Goalie Games played1. 29 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 20 - Angela Garriott - 20023. 19 - Kristen Funk - 20124. 17 - Kristen Funk - 2011

17 - Christy Bentall - 200117 - Kristen Funk - 200817 - Angela Garriott - 200317 - Nikki Turner - 2006

9. 16 - Ali Penner - 200516 - Kristen Funk - 2009

Games started1. 27 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 23 - Lindsay Rohla - 2006

23 - Carlee O'Brien - 20044. 22 - Nikki Byrne - 2010

22 - Dana DuMerton - 200622 - Lindsay Rohla - 200422 - Nikki Byrne - 201122 - Stephanie Stewart - 200622 - Erin Marie Higgins - 200622 - Angela Trauter - 2004

Goalie Games started1. 27 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 18 - Kristen Funk - 2012

18 - Angela Garriott - 20024. 17 - Kristen Funk - 20115. 16 - Ali Penner - 20056. 15 - Kristen Funk - 2008

15 - Rachel Bedek - 20138. 14 - Kristen Funk - 20099. 13 - Nikki Turner - 2006

10. 12 - Kristen Funk - 2010

Minutes played1. 1967 - Jennifer Castillo - 20112. 1940 - Jilian Dietrich - 20113. 1924 - Nikki Byrne - 20114. 1921 - Colleen Webber - 20115. 1914 - Kristen Santema - 20096. 1890 - Nikki Byrne - 20107. 1879 - Kristen Santema - 20108. 1861 - Melissa Mobilio - 20099. 1794 - Nikki Byrne - 2009

10. 1793 - Kayla Dilling - 2008

Goalie Minutes played1. 2615 - Angela Garriott - 20042. 1743 - Angela Garriott - 20023. 1740 - Kristen Funk - 20124. 1605 - Kristen Funk - 20115. 1575 - Kristen Funk - 20086. 1545 - Kristen Funk - 20097. 1530 - Christy Bentall - 20018. 1475 - Angela Garriott - 20039. 1395 - Ali Penner - 2005

10. 1365 - Rachel Bedek - 2013

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TWU Spartans 2012-13Individual Career Records

Points1. 77 - Carlee O'Brien (52g 25a) - 2003-072. 64 - Daniela Gerig (47g 17a) - 2007-113. 56 - Ashlee Davison (38g 18a) - 2001-054. 52 - Nikki Wright (36g 16a) - 2008-125. 42 - Alicia Tesan (21g 21a) - 2009-126. 40 - Alexis Heinz (27g 13a) - 2001-05

40 - Lindsay Rohla (21g 19a) - 2003-0740 - Angela Trauter (22g 18a) - 2001-05

9. 38 - Melissa Mobilio (16g 22a) - 2007-1110. 37 - Rebecca Ferguson (11g 26a) - 2006-10

Points per game (min. 30 games)1. 0.79 - Carlee O'Brien (98 games) - 2003-072. 0.65 - Nikki Wright (80 games) - 2008-123. 0.61 - Janine Drake (33 games) - 2001,034. 0.60 - Daniela Gerig (106 games) - 2007-115. 0.56 - Alicia Tesan (75 games) - 2009-12

0.56 - Ashlee Davison (100 games) - 2001-057. 0.44 - Natalie Boyd (70 games) - 2009-128. 0.42 - Alexis Heinz (95 games) - 2001-059. 0.42 - Melissa Mobilio (91 games) - 2007-11

10. 0.41 - Angela Trauter (98 games) - 2001-05

Goals1. 52 - Carlee O'Brien - 2003-072. 47 - Daniela Gerig - 2007-113. 38 - Ashlee Davison - 2001-054. 36 - Nikki Wright - 2008-125. 27 - Alexis Heinz - 2001-056. 22 - Angela Trauter - 2001-057. 21 - Alicia Tesan - 2009-12

21 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-079. 17 - Katie Smart - 2001-02,04,06

17 - Dana DuMerton - 2005-08

Goals per game (min. 30 games)1. 0.53 - Carlee O'Brien (98 games) - 2003-072. 0.45 - Nikki Wright (80 games) - 2008-123. 0.44 - Daniela Gerig (106 games) - 2007-114. 0.38 - Ashlee Davison (100 games) - 2001-055. 0.33 - Janine Drake (33 games) - 2001,036. 0.28 - Alexis Heinz (95 games) - 2001-057. 0.28 - Alicia Tesan (75 games) - 2009-128. 0.25 - Kristi Haukeland (32 games) - 2003-049. 0.22 - Angela Trauter (98 games) - 2001-05

10. 0.22 - Dana DuMerton (77 games) - 2005-08

Game-winning goals1. 16 - Nikki Wright - 2008-122. 14 - Daniela Gerig - 2007-113. 13 - Carlee O'Brien - 2003-074. 7 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-125. 6 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-116. 5 - Angela Trauter - 2001-05

5 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2006-105 - Alicia Tesan - 2009-12

9. 4 - Colleen Webber - 2009-124 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-074 - Krista Gommeringer - 20124 - Dana DuMerton - 2005-084 - Melanie Ingwersen - 2005-06

Assists1. 26 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2006-102. 25 - Carlee O'Brien - 2003-073. 22 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-11

22 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-125. 21 - Alicia Tesan - 2009-126. 19 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-077. 18 - Ashlee Davison - 2001-05

18 - Angela Trauter - 2001-059. 17 - Daniela Gerig - 2007-11

10. 16 - Nikki Wright - 2008-12

Assists per game (min. 30 games)1. 0.31 - Natalie Boyd (70 games) - 2009-122. 0.28 - Alicia Tesan (75 games) - 2009-123. 0.27 - Janine Drake (33 games) - 2001,034. 0.26 - Carlee O'Brien (98 games) - 2003-075. 0.25 - Rebecca Ferguson (105 games) - 2006-106. 0.24 - Melissa Mobilio (91 games) - 2007-117. 0.24 - Jenna Di Nunzio (50 games) - 2010-128. 0.20 - Nikki Wright (80 games) - 2008-129. 0.19 - Lindsay Rohla (99 games) - 2003-07

10. 0.18 - Angela Trauter (98 games) - 2001-05

Shots attempted1. 268 - Carlee O'Brien (52 goals) - 2003-072. 246 - Daniela Gerig (47 goals) - 2007-113. 202 - Nikki Wright (36 goals) - 2008-124. 163 - Melissa Mobilio (16 goals) - 2007-115. 148 - Lindsay Rohla (21 goals) - 2003-076. 141 - Ashlee Davison (38 goals) - 2001-057. 124 - Alicia Tesan (21 goals) - 2009-12

124 - Rebecca Ferguson (11 goals) - 2006-109. 109 - Natalie Boyd (9 goals) - 2009-12

10. 106 - Dana DuMerton (17 goals) - 2005-08

Shots per game (min. 30 games)1. 2.73 - Carlee O'Brien (98 games) - 2003-072. 2.53 - Nikki Wright (80 games) - 2008-123. 2.32 - Daniela Gerig (106 games) - 2007-114. 1.79 - Melissa Mobilio (91 games) - 2007-115. 1.76 - Jenna Di Nunzio (50 games) - 2010-126. 1.65 - Alicia Tesan (75 games) - 2009-127. 1.56 - Natalie Boyd (70 games) - 2009-128. 1.49 - Lindsay Rohla (99 games) - 2003-079. 1.41 - Ashlee Davison (100 games) - 2001-05


Shots on goal1. 142 - Daniela Gerig (47 goals) - 2007-112. 131 - Carlee O'Brien (52 goals) - 2003-073. 106 - Nikki Wright (36 goals) - 2008-124. 89 - Melissa Mobilio (16 goals) - 2007-115. 77 - Lindsay Rohla (21 goals) - 2003-076. 74 - Ashlee Davison (38 goals) - 2001-057. 65 - Alicia Tesan (21 goals) - 2009-128. 63 - Rebecca Ferguson (11 goals) - 2006-109. 58 - Dana DuMerton (17 goals) - 2005-08

10. 56 - Natalie Boyd (9 goals) - 2009-12

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS



TWU Spartans 2013Individual Career Records

SOG per game (min. 30 games)1. 2.06 - Krista Gommeringer (34 games) - 2012-132. 1.34 - Daniela Gerig (106 games) - 2007-113. 1.34 - Carlee O'Brien (98 games) - 2003-074. 1.21 - Nikki Wright (95 games) - 2008-135. 0.98 - Melissa Mobilio (91 games) - 2007-116. 0.89 - Alicia Tesan (93 games) - 2009-137. 0.87 - Natalie Boyd (87 games) - 2009-138. 0.83 - Jenna Di Nunzio (59 games) - 2010-139. 0.78 - Lindsay Rohla (99 games) - 2003-07


Penalty kicks made1. 9 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-072. 5 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-113. 3 - Alexis Heinz - 2001-05

3 - Colleen Webber - 2009-133 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-13

6. 1 - Katie Smart - 2001-02,04,061 - Alessandra Oliverio - 2011-131 - Krista Gommeringer - 2012-13

Penalty kick attempts1. 13 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-072. 7 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-113. 4 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-13

4 - Colleen Webber - 2009-135. 3 - Alexis Heinz - 2001-056. 1 - Katie Smart - 2001-02,04,06

1 - Dana DuMerton - 2005-081 - Alessandra Oliverio - 2011-131 - Krista Gommeringer - 2012-131 - Rachelle Armstrong - 2004

Saves1. 290 - Kristen Funk (48 GA, 290 saves) - 2008-122. 216 - Angela Garriott (71 GA, 216 saves) - 2002-043. 161 - Veronika Rogina (46 GA, 161 saves) - 2006-104. 50 - Ali Penner (17 GA, 50 saves) - 20055. 46 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 46 saves) - 20066. 32 - Rachel Bedek (9 GA, 32 saves) - 20137. 20 - Cara Santaga (7 GA, 20 saves) - 2011-128. 13 - Lauren Chartrand (0 GA, 13 saves) - 20079. 7 - Anna Maria Enfield (9 GA, 7 saves) - 2001-03

10. 6 - Ana Pruim (2 GA, 6 saves) - 2007-08,106 - Baily Williams (3 GA, 6 saves) - 2011-13

Saves per game (min. 30 games)1. 3.58 - Kristen Funk (81 games) - 2008-122. 3.43 - Veronika Rogina (47 games) - 2006-103. 3.27 - Angela Garriott (66 games) - 2002-04

Save percent (min. 5 saves)1. 1.000 - Lauren Chartrand (0 GA, 13 saves) - 20072. .858 - Kristen Funk (48 GA, 290 saves) - 2008-123. .793 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 46 saves) - 20064. .780 - Rachel Bedek (9 GA, 32 saves) - 20135. .778 - Veronika Rogina (46 GA, 161 saves) - 2006-106. .753 - Angela Garriott (71 GA, 216 saves) - 2002-047. .750 - Ana Pruim (2 GA, 6 saves) - 2007-08,108. .746 - Ali Penner (17 GA, 50 saves) - 20059. .741 - Cara Santaga (7 GA, 20 saves) - 2011-12

10. .667 - Baily Williams (3 GA, 6 saves) - 2011-13

Goals against avg (min. 5 minutes)1. 0.57 - Kristen Funk (48 GA, 7575 min) - 2008-122. 0.59 - Rachel Bedek (9 GA, 1365 min) - 20133. 0.82 - Nikki Turner (12 GA, 1314 min) - 20064. 0.92 - Ana Pruim (2 GA, 196 min) - 2007-08,105. 0.94 - Christy Bentall (16 GA, 1530 min) - 20016. 1.00 - Leah Schmeltar (1 GA, 90 min) - 20077. 1.07 - Veronika Rogina (46 GA, 3879 min) - 2006-108. 1.10 - Angela Garriott (71 GA, 5834 min) - 2002-049. 1.10 - Ali Penner (17 GA, 1395 min) - 2005

10. 1.39 - Cara Santaga (7 GA, 452 min) - 2011-12

Most wins1. 56 - Kristen Funk (56-8-6) - 2008-122. 23 - Veronika Rogina (23-9-6) - 2006-103. 13 - Angela Garriott (13-3-3) - 2002-044. 10 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20135. 7 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 20066. 5 - Ali Penner (5-2-2) - 20057. 2 - Stephanie Geisler (2-0-0) - 2004-05

2 - Cara Santaga (2-1-0) - 2011-129. 1 - Lauren Chartrand (1-0-0) - 2007

1 - Ana Pruim (1-0-1) - 2007-08,101 - Alison Penner (1-0-0) - 2006

Most losses1. 9 - Veronika Rogina (23-9-6) - 2006-102. 8 - Kristen Funk (56-8-6) - 2008-123. 3 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 2006

3 - Angela Garriott (13-3-3) - 2002-045. 2 - Ali Penner (5-2-2) - 2005

2 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20137. 1 - Leah Schmeltar (0-1-0) - 2007

1 - Cara Santaga (2-1-0) - 2011-12

Most ties1. 6 - Kristen Funk (56-8-6) - 2008-12

6 - Veronika Rogina (23-9-6) - 2006-103. 3 - Angela Garriott (13-3-3) - 2002-04

3 - Rachel Bedek (10-2-3) - 20135. 2 - Nikki Turner (7-3-2) - 2006

2 - Ali Penner (5-2-2) - 20057. 1 - Ana Pruim (1-0-1) - 2007-08,10

Most shutouts1. 43 - Kristen Funk - 2008-122. 19 - Angela Garriott - 2002-043. 18 - Veronika Rogina - 2006-104. 7.1 - Rachel Bedek - 20135. 5 - Nikki Turner - 20066. 3 - Ali Penner - 20057. 2 - Lauren Chartrand - 20078. 1 - Stephanie Geisler - 2004-05

1 - Ana Pruim - 2007-08,101 - Cara Santaga - 2011-12

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

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TWU Spartans 2013Individual Career Records

Games played1. 106 - Daniela Gerig - 2007-112. 105 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2006-103. 100 - Ashlee Davison - 2001-054. 99 - Jilian Dietrich - 2008-12

99 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-076. 98 - Carlee O'Brien - 2003-07

98 - Angela Trauter - 2001-058. 95 - Nikki Wright - 2008-13

95 - Alexis Heinz - 2001-0510. 93 - Alicia Tesan - 2009-13

Goalie Games played1. 81 - Kristen Funk - 2008-122. 66 - Angela Garriott - 2002-043. 47 - Veronika Rogina - 2006-104. 17 - Christy Bentall - 2001

17 - Nikki Turner - 20066. 16 - Ali Penner - 20057. 15 - Rachel Bedek - 20138. 7 - Anna Maria Enfield - 2001-039. 5 - Cara Santaga - 2011-12

10. 3 - Ana Pruim - 2007-08,10

Games started1. 96 - Jilian Dietrich - 2008-122. 93 - Lindsay Rohla - 2003-073. 92 - Carlee O'Brien - 2003-074. 88 - Angela Trauter - 2001-055. 86 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-11

86 - Ashlee Davison - 2001-057. 85 - Brittany Heinrich - 2003-078. 84 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-139. 83 - Colleen Webber - 2009-13

83 - Erin Marie Higgins - 2003-0783 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2006-10

Goalie Games started1. 76 - Kristen Funk - 2008-122. 52 - Angela Garriott - 2002-043. 38 - Veronika Rogina - 2006-104. 16 - Ali Penner - 20055. 15 - Rachel Bedek - 20136. 13 - Nikki Turner - 20067. 5 - Cara Santaga - 2011-128. 2 - Lauren Chartrand - 20079. 1 - Leah Schmeltar - 2007

1 - Alison Penner - 20061 - Baily Williams - 2011-131 - Ana Pruim - 2007-08,101 - Stephanie Geisler - 2004-05

Minutes played1. 8460 - Jilian Dietrich - 2008-122. 7794 - Colleen Webber - 2009-133. 7331 - Kristen Funk - 2008-124. 7048 - Nikki Byrne - 2008-125. 7031 - Melissa Mobilio - 2007-116. 7009 - Natalie Boyd - 2009-137. 7001 - Daniela Gerig - 2007-118. 6771 - Nikki Wright - 2008-139. 6098 - Rebecca Ferguson - 2006-10

10. 5836 - Alicia Tesan - 2009-13

Goalie Minutes played1. 7575 - Kristen Funk - 2008-122. 5833 - Angela Garriott - 2002-043. 3877 - Veronika Rogina - 2006-104. 1530 - Christy Bentall - 20015. 1395 - Ali Penner - 20056. 1365 - Rachel Bedek - 20137. 1314 - Nikki Turner - 20068. 500 - Anna Maria Enfield - 2001-039. 451 - Cara Santaga - 2011-12

10. 196 - Ana Pruim - 2007-08,10



TEAM GAME RECORDSTWU Spartans 2012-13Team Game Records

Most points1. 22 - at Winnipeg; 9/23/20122. 21 - Northern BC; 10/12/20123. 20 - Regina; 9/26/20084. 18 - Lethbridge; 9/7/20125. 17 - Calgary; 9/8/2012

17 - Regina Cougars; 10/15/20057. 16 - at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/2004

16 - at Winnipeg; 9/23/20129. 14 - at Regina; 10/1/2011

10. 12 - Lethbridge; 9/7/201212 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

Most goals1. 9 - at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/2004

9 - Regina Cougars; 10/15/20059 - Regina; 9/26/2008

4. 7 - SASK; 10/27/20067 - vs Montreal; 11/12/20047 - Northern BC; 10/12/20127 - Leth Pronghorns; 10/27/2001

8. 6 - Lethbridge; 9/15/20066 - Lethbridge; 9/7/20126 - Calgary; 9/8/20126 - Regina Cougars; 10/4/20036 - Regina Cougars; 9/16/20046 - at Winnipeg; 9/23/20126 - Alberta Pandas; 9/24/20056 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

Most assists1. 14 - Northern BC; 10/12/20122. 11 - Regina; 9/26/20083. 10 - at Winnipeg; 9/23/20124. 8 - Regina Cougars; 10/15/20055. 7 - at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/20046. 6 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

6 - at Regina; 10/1/20116 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

9. 5 - Calgary; 9/8/20125 - Regina Cougars; 10/4/20035 - Regina; 9/14/20075 - Manitoba; 9/27/2008

Most shots1. 36 - Northern BC; 10/12/20122. 35 - at George Fox Bruins; 9/1/20013. 33 - Regina; 9/26/20084. 31 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

31 - at Wisconsin Oshkosh; 8/29/200431 - Lethbridge; 9/7/2012

7. 30 - Regina Cougars; 10/15/20058. 28 - Calgary; 9/8/2012

28 - at Trinity Intl Trojans; 8/28/200410. 27 - Regina Cougars; 10/4/2003

27 - Regina Cougars; 9/16/200427 - Regina; 9/17/2011

Most saves1. 13 - Seattle Pacific; 8/20/2004

13 - at Saskatchewan; 10/31/20103. 12 - UBC; 11/1/20084. 11 - UBC; 9/23/2006

11 - UBC Thunderbirds; 10/3/20026. 10 - at Portland State; 8/14/2012

10 - vs Wilfrid Laurier; 11/11/20118. 9 - at Seattle University; 8/15/2010

9 - at Victoria; 11/2/20089 - Victoria Vikes; 11/2/20029 - Victoria Vikes; 9/16/20059 - at Alberta; 9/24/2011

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TEAM SEASON RECORDS TWU Spartans 2012-13Team Season Records

Points1. 111 (50g 61a) - 2012

111 (73g 38a) - 20043. 90 (43g 47a) - 20114. 81 (43g 38a) - 20095. 78 (48g 30a) - 2006

78 (46g 32a) - 20057. 76 (44g 32a) - 20018. 75 (40g 35a) - 20089. 70 (39g 31a) - 2007

10. 62 (36g 26a) - 2010

Points per game1. 6.53 (17 games) - 20122. 4.11 (19 games) - 20053. 4.09 (22 games) - 20114. 3.70 (30 games) - 20045. 3.68 (22 games) - 20096. 3.50 (20 games) - 20077. 3.41 (22 games) - 20088. 3.25 (24 games) - 20069. 3.04 (25 games) - 2001

10. 2.82 (22 games) - 2010

Goals1. 73 - 20042. 50 - 20123. 48 - 20064. 46 - 20055. 44 - 20016. 43 - 2009

43 - 20118. 40 - 20089. 39 - 2007

10. 36 - 2010

Goals per game1. 2.94 (17 games) - 20122. 2.43 (30 games) - 20043. 2.42 (19 games) - 20054. 2.00 (24 games) - 20065. 1.95 (22 games) - 2009

1.95 (22 games) - 20117. 1.95 (20 games) - 20078. 1.82 (22 games) - 20089. 1.76 (25 games) - 2001

10. 1.64 (22 games) - 2010

Game-winning goals1. 19 - 20092. 18 - 20043. 17 - 20114. 15 - 20085. 14 - 2006

14 - 20127. 12 - 20078. 8 - 20109. 7 - 2005

10. 5 - 2003

Assists1. 61 - 20122. 47 - 20113. 38 - 2004

38 - 20095. 35 - 20086. 32 - 2001

32 - 20058. 31 - 20079. 30 - 2006

10. 26 - 2010

Assists per game1. 3.59 (17 games) - 20122. 2.14 (22 games) - 20113. 1.73 (22 games) - 20094. 1.68 (19 games) - 20055. 1.59 (22 games) - 20086. 1.55 (20 games) - 20077. 1.28 (25 games) - 20018. 1.27 (30 games) - 20049. 1.25 (24 games) - 2006

10. 1.18 (22 games) - 2010

Shots attempted1. 383 (73 goals) - 20042. 338 (43 goals) - 20113. 332 (40 goals) - 20084. 325 (48 goals) - 20065. 304 (50 goals) - 20126. 287 (36 goals) - 20107. 275 (43 goals) - 20098. 266 (39 goals) - 20079. 218 (46 goals) - 2005

10. 135 (35 goals) - 2002

Shots per game1. 17.88 (17 games) - 20122. 15.36 (22 games) - 20113. 15.09 (22 games) - 20084. 13.54 (24 games) - 20065. 13.30 (20 games) - 20076. 13.05 (22 games) - 20107. 12.77 (30 games) - 20048. 12.50 (22 games) - 20099. 11.47 (19 games) - 2005

10. 7.05 (19 games) - 2003

Shots on goal1. 184 (48 goals) - 20062. 183 (43 goals) - 20113. 182 (40 goals) - 20084. 162 (50 goals) - 20125. 146 (36 goals) - 20106. 145 (43 goals) - 20097. 131 (39 goals) - 20078. 129 (73 goals) - 20049. 128 (46 goals) - 2005

10. 77 (29 goals) - 2003


One Spirit. One Strength. One Goal. TEAM SEASON RECORDSTWU Spartans 2013

Team Season Records

SOG per game1. 9.10 (20 games) - 20122. 8.32 (22 games) - 20113. 8.27 (22 games) - 20084. 7.87 (15 games) - 20135. 7.67 (24 games) - 20066. 6.74 (19 games) - 20057. 6.64 (22 games) - 20108. 6.59 (22 games) - 20099. 6.55 (20 games) - 2007

10. 4.30 (30 games) - 2004

Penalty kicks made1. 5 - 20102. 4 - 20063. 3 - 2011

3 - 20033 - 2004

6. 2 - 20132 - 20052 - 2009

9. 1 - 20011 - 2012

Penalty kick attempts1. 6 - 2010

6 - 20066 - 2004

4. 5 - 20115. 3 - 2013

3 - 20033 - 2005

8. 2 - 20099. 1 - 2012

1 - 2001

Saves1. 107 (14 GA, 107 saves) - 20082. 105 (24 GA, 105 saves) - 20043. 86 (24 GA, 86 saves) - 2006

86 (28 GA, 86 saves) - 20105. 76 (17 GA, 76 saves) - 2007

76 (31 GA, 76 saves) - 20027. 70 (15 GA, 70 saves) - 20118. 64 (11 GA, 64 saves) - 20129. 63 (12 GA, 63 saves) - 2009

10. 59 (17 GA, 59 saves) - 2005

Saves per game1. 4.86 (22 games) - 20082. 3.91 (22 games) - 20103. 3.80 (20 games) - 2002

3.80 (20 games) - 20075. 3.74 (23 games) - 20066. 3.62 (29 games) - 20047. 3.47 (17 games) - 20058. 3.20 (20 games) - 20129. 3.18 (22 games) - 2011

10. 2.86 (22 games) - 2009

Save percent1. .884 (14 GA, 107 saves) - 20082. .853 (11 GA, 64 saves) - 20123. .840 (12 GA, 63 saves) - 20094. .824 (15 GA, 70 saves) - 20115. .817 (17 GA, 76 saves) - 20076. .814 (24 GA, 105 saves) - 20047. .782 (24 GA, 86 saves) - 20068. .780 (9 GA, 32 saves) - 20139. .776 (17 GA, 59 saves) - 2005

10. .754 (28 GA, 86 saves) - 2010

Goals against avg1. 0.52 (12 GA, 2085 min) - 20092. 0.54 (11 GA, 1830 min) - 20123. 0.57 (9 GA, 1410 min) - 20134. 0.61 (14 GA, 2070 min) - 20085. 0.66 (15 GA, 2057 min) - 20116. 0.83 (24 GA, 2615 min) - 20047. 0.85 (17 GA, 1800 min) - 20078. 1.00 (17 GA, 1530 min) - 2005

1.00 (21 GA, 1890 min) - 200110. 1.07 (24 GA, 2010 min) - 2006

Most wins1. 17 (17-2-1) - 20092. 16 (16-2-1) - 20113. 15 (15-1-0) - 20124. 14 (14-2-2) - 20085. 13 (13-3-2) - 20046. 10 (10-4-2) - 2006

10 (10-2-3) - 201310 (10-5-3) - 2007

9. 9 (9-6-6) - 201010. 7 (7-2-2) - 2005

Most losses1. 6 (9-6-6) - 20102. 5 (10-5-3) - 20073. 4 (10-4-2) - 20064. 3 (13-3-2) - 20045. 2 (10-2-3) - 2013

2 (14-2-2) - 20082 (7-2-2) - 20052 (16-2-1) - 20112 (17-2-1) - 2009

10. 1 (15-1-0) - 2012

Most ties1. 6 (9-6-6) - 20102. 3 (10-5-3) - 2007

3 (10-2-3) - 20134. 2 (14-2-2) - 2008

2 (13-3-2) - 20042 (10-4-2) - 20062 (7-2-2) - 2005

8. 1 (16-2-1) - 20111 (17-2-1) - 20091 (0-0-1) - 2003

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TEAM SEASON RECORDS TWU Spartans 2013Team Season Records

Most shutouts1. 15 - 20042. 14 - 20093. 13 - 20124. 11 - 20065. 10 - 20086. 9 - 2011

9 - 20078. 8 - 2010

8 - 201310. 7 - 2001

Games played1. 30 - 20042. 25 - 20013. 24 - 20064. 22 - 2011

22 - 201022 - 200822 - 200922 - 2002

9. 20 - 201220 - 2007

Goalie Games played1. 29 - 20042. 23 - 20063. 22 - 2010

22 - 200822 - 201122 - 2009

7. 21 - 20018. 20 - 2002

20 - 201220 - 2007

Games started

Goalie Games started

Minutes played1. 22956 - 20092. 22629 - 20113. 22068 - 20104. 21077 - 20085. 19922 - 20126. 18792 - 20067. 17578 - 20078. 15511 - 20139. 11540 - 2004

10. 10755 - 2005

Goalie Minutes played1. 2615 - 20042. 2085 - 20093. 2070 - 20084. 2056 - 20115. 2029 - 20106. 2008 - 20067. 1890 - 20018. 1830 - 20129. 1829 - 2002

10. 1800 - 2007



YEAR BY YEAR LEADERSTWU Spartans 2013Year-by-Year Leaders

ScoringSeason Player G A Pts Avg/G2001 Janine Drake 9 9 18 0.822002 Ashlee Davison 8 7 15 0.712003 Carlee O'Brien 8 2 10 0.67

Ashlee Davison 8 2 10 0.562004 Carlee O'Brien 12 11 23 0.922005 Alexis Heinz 11 3 14 0.78

Carlee O'Brien 8 6 14 0.822006 Carlee O'Brien 14 2 16 0.732007 Carlee O'Brien 10 4 14 0.742008 Nikki Wright 13 7 20 0.952009 Nikki Wright 13 2 15 0.712010 Daniela Gerig 9 6 15 0.682011 Daniela Gerig 9 6 15 0.71

Melissa Mobilio 6 9 15 0.752012 Krista Gommeringer 15 12 27 1.422013 Krista Gommeringer 11 7 18 1.20

GoalsSeason Player G Avg/G2001 Alexis Heinz 11 0.552002 Ashlee Davison 8 0.382003 Carlee O'Brien 8 0.53

Ashlee Davison 8 0.442004 Rachelle Armstrong 13 0.542005 Alexis Heinz 11 0.612006 Carlee O'Brien 14 0.642007 Carlee O'Brien 10 0.532008 Daniela Gerig 14 0.642009 Nikki Wright 13 0.622010 Daniela Gerig 9 0.412011 Daniela Gerig 9 0.432012 Krista Gommeringer 15 0.792013 Krista Gommeringer 11 0.73

AssistsYear Player A Avg/G2001 Janine Drake 9 0.412002 Ashlee Davison 7 0.332003 Lindsay Maier 5 0.38

Angela Trauter 5 0.292004 Carlee O'Brien 11 0.442005 Carlee O'Brien 6 0.352006 Lindsay Rohla 8 0.332007 Lindsay Rohla 6 0.352008 Rebecca Ferguson 9 0.412009 Rebecca Ferguson 9 0.412010 Daniela Gerig 6 0.272011 Melissa Mobilio 9 0.452012 Krista Gommeringer 12 0.632013 Krista Gommeringer 7 0.47

TWU Spartans 2013Year-by-Year Leaders

ShotsSeason Player Shots Avg/G2001 Tauren Stonehouse 13 0.652002 Emily Bond 31 1.822003 Carlee O'Brien 27 1.802004 Carlee O'Brien 67 2.682005 Carlee O'Brien 43 2.532006 Carlee O'Brien 76 3.452007 Carlee O'Brien 55 2.892008 Nikki Wright 77 3.672009 Nikki Wright 53 2.522010 Daniela Gerig 52 2.362011 Daniela Gerig 60 2.862012 Krista Gommeringer 82 4.322013 Krista Gommeringer 57 3.80

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TWU Spartans 2013Team Season Year-by-Year

Season GP-GS G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att2001 25-0 44 32 120 64 . 6 8 8 28 . 4 3 8 0 1-12002 22-0 35 20 90 135 . 2 5 9 67 . 4 9 6 0 0-02003 19-0 29 19 77 134 . 2 1 6 77 . 5 7 5 5 3-32004 30-0 73 38 184 383 . 1 9 1 129 . 3 3 7 18 3-62005 19-0 46 32 124 218 . 2 1 1 128 . 5 8 7 7 2-32006 24-0 48 30 126 325 . 1 4 8 184 . 5 6 6 14 4-62007 20-0 39 31 109 266 . 1 4 7 131 . 4 9 2 12 0-02008 22-0 40 35 115 332 . 1 2 0 182 . 5 4 8 15 0-02009 22-0 43 38 124 275 . 1 5 6 145 . 5 2 7 19 2-22010 22-0 36 26 98 287 . 1 2 5 146 . 5 0 9 8 5-62011 22-0 43 47 133 338 . 1 2 7 183 . 5 4 1 17 3-52012 20-0 53 64 170 346 . 1 5 3 182 . 5 2 6 17 1-12013 15-0 32 29 93 274 . 1 1 7 118 . 4 3 1 10 2-3

Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2001 21-0 1890:00 21 1.00 7 . 2 5 0 0 0 0 72002 20-0 1830:00 31 1.52 76 . 7 1 0 0 0 0 52003 17-0 1530:00 20 1.18 38 . 6 5 5 0 0 1 72004 29-0 2615:00 24 0.83 105 . 8 1 4 13 3 2 152005 17-0 1530:00 17 1.00 59 . 7 7 6 7 2 2 72006 23-0 2009:57 24 1.07 86 . 7 8 2 10 4 2 112007 20-0 1800:00 17 0.85 76 . 8 1 7 10 5 3 92008 22-0 2070:00 14 0.61 107 . 8 8 4 14 2 2 102009 22-0 2085:00 12 0.52 63 . 8 4 0 17 2 1 142010 22-0 2029:58 28 1.24 86 . 7 5 4 9 6 6 82011 22-0 2056:55 15 0.66 70 . 8 2 4 16 2 1 92012 20-0 1830:00 11 0.54 64 . 8 5 3 15 1 0 132013 15-0 1410:00 9 0.57 32 . 7 8 0 10 2 3 8

TEAM SEASON YEAR BY YEAR



TWU Spartans 2013History Database Names List

, TEAM ... 2012Whitney Agassiz ... 2003-07Rachel Antoniuk ... 2009-12Gina Arabia ... 2003Rachelle Armstrong ... 2004Chrissy Avey ... 2001Tamera Avey ... 2001Laura Baird ... 2010Kassandra Ballard ... 2008Ceilidh Beck ... 2001-02Rachel Bedek ... 2013Christy Bentall ... 2001Sarah-Kim Bergeron ... 2011-13Alaina Bleker ... 2004Jen Bolduc ... 2001Emily Bond ... 2002,04Natalie Boyd ... 2009-13Hilary Braacx ... 2005-06Carla Breadon ... 2007-10Christie Buono ... 2002-04Nikki Byrne ... 2008-12Jennifer Castillo ... 2010-13Lauren Chartrand ... 2007Stephanie Chin ... 2012-13Ashlee Davison ... 2001-05Kayleen Davison ... 2007-08Melissa DeMeda ... 2011-12Sandy DeRuiter ... 2004Jilian Dietrich ... 2008-12Kayla Dilling ... 2007-08Janine Drake ... 2001,03Elysia Dubland ... 2004Dana DuMerton ... 2005-08Anna Maria Enfield ... 2001-03Chantal Esperanza ... 2006-08Sarah Esvelt ... 2003Rebecca Ferguson ... 2006-10Jessica Filion ... 2008-09Jenni Fischer ... 2005Alexi Foster ... 2008-11Kristen Funk ... 2008-12Angela Garriott ... 2002-04Joanna Geck ... 2013Stephanie Geisler ... 2004-05Christine Gerig ... 2005-07Daniela Gerig ... 2007-11Krista Gommeringer ... 2012-13Heidi Gryba ... 2002Gabrielle Guidolin ... 2007Caitlin Haines ... 2009-13Natalie Halcro ... 2002Sarah Hannigan ... 2010-13Alana Haukeland ... 2001Kristi Haukeland ... 2003-04Brittany Heinrich ... 2003-07Alexis Heinz ... 2001-05Kaleigh Henry ... 2007-09Madison Higginbotham ... 2013Erin Marie Higgins ... 2003-07Melissa Horahan ... 2011Melanie Ingwersen ... 2005-06Alison Johannesen ... 2005-06Jessica King ... 2010-13Krysta Kons ... 2002-04Vanessa Kovacs ... 2011-13Carmen Lali ... 2001-02Maggie Lang ... 2002-04Stefany Lavik ... 2001-02Rachelle Lynch ... 2006-07Cassandra MacEwen ... 2005Katrina MacEwen ... 2005Katrina Maier ... 2001Lindsay Maier ... 2003-04Kelli Anne McCabe ... 2006Meghan McKinnon ... 2008-09

Andrea McLachlan ... 2005-07Cindy-Leigh Meyer ... 2012-13Tessa Meyer ... 2008-12Melissa Mobilio ... 2007-11Krystle Mortimore ... 2001Jenna Di Nunzio ... 2010-13Carlee O'Brien ... 2003-07Brittany O'Neill ... 2007-08Alessandra Oliverio ... 2011-13Christina Oliverio ... 2012-13Jackie Ostash ... 2001Claire Pedersen ... 2009-10Ali Penner ... 2005Alison Penner ... 2006Kassi Plummer ... 2006-08Ana Pruim ... 2007-08,10Lindsey Pulice ... 2012-13Marissa Ratzlaff ... 2008-09Rebecca Richardson ... 2005Veronika Rogina ... 2006-10Lindsay Rohla ... 2003-07Brianna Roth ... 2008Cara Santaga ... 2011-12Kristen Santema ... 2009-13Becky Schile ... 2010Leah Schmeltar ... 2007Erin Slack ... 2002-03Samantha Slack ... 2008Katie Smart ... 2001-02,04,06Andrea Standerwick ... 2005Heather Stevenson ... 2006-10Stephanie Stewart ... 2002-06Tauren Stonehouse ... 2001-02Natalie Tafoya ... 2002-03Amber Teer ... 2002Alicia Tesan ... 2009-13Megan Theroux ... 2013Angela Trauter ... 2001-05Isabella Di Trocchio ... 2012-13Nikki Turner ... 2006Kayla Ungaro ... 2007-09Christine Walker ... 2006-07Colleen Webber ... 2009-13Brianna Wells ... 2001Lisa White ... 2001-04Chantelle Whitehead ... 2008,10-12Sarah Whitman ... 2001Jolayne Whitmarsh ... 2011-13Karina Whitmarsh ... 2008-09Vanessa Wiebe ... 2012-13Katie Wigston ... 2008-09Baily Williams ... 2011-13Nikki Wright ... 2008-13

NAMES DATABASE/LIST

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All-Time Results



ALL TIME RESULTSTWU Spartans 2011-12

All-Time Results

Results for 2001 Season

Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/21/2001 WWU VIKINGS L 0-1 - Langley, BC8/23/2001 LANGARA FALCONS W 5-0 - Langley, BC8/28/2001 at Capilano Blues W 3-2 - North Vancouver, BC8/31/2001 at W Baptist Warriors W 1-0 - Salem, OR9/1/2001 at George Fox Bruins W 2-0 - Salem, OR9/3/2001 at Willamette Bearcats W 2-1 - Salem, OR9/6/2001 MED HAT RATTLERS W 5-1 - Langley, BC

*9/13/2001 UBC THUNDERBIRDS W 3-1 - Langley, BC*9/15/2001 VICTORIA VIKES T 1-1 - Langley, BC*9/20/2001 at Regina Cougars W 3-1 - Regina, SK*9/21/2001 at Sask Huskies W 1-0 - Saskatoon, SK*9/27/2001 SASK HUSKIES W 2-0 - Langley, BC*9/29/2001 ALBERTA PANDAS T 0-0 - Langley, BC*10/2/2001 at UBC Thunderbirds T 1-1 - Vancouver, BC*10/8/2001 at Victoria Vikes L 0-2 - Victoria, BC*10/13/2001 REGINA COUGARS W 4-1 - Langley, BC

10/15/2001 TRANSYL PIONEERS L 0-1 - Langley, BC*10/19/2001 at Leth Pronghorns W 3-1 - Lethbridge, AB*10/20/2001 at Calgary Dinos L 0-1 - Calgary, AB*10/22/2001 at Alberta Pandas L 0-4 - Edmonton, AB*10/25/2001 CALGARY DINOS T 1-1 - Langley, BC*10/27/2001 LETH PRONGHORNS W 7-0 - Langley, BC

10/29/2001 SFU CLAN T 1-1 200 Langley, BC*11/3/2001 at Calgary Dinos W 3-2 - Edmonton, AB*11/4/2001 at Alberta Pandas L 1-2 - Edmonton, AB

Overall: 14-6-5 • Conference: 8-4-4 • Home: 6-2-4 • Away: 8-4-1 • Neutral: 0-0

TWU Spartans 2011-12All-Time Results


Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/23/2002 at Seattle Redhawks L 0-5 - Seattle, WA8/30/2002 at Whitworth Pirates W 4-0 65 Olympia,WA8/31/2002 at Evergreen Geoducks W 4-3 ot - Olympia,WA9/2/2002 at Puget Sd Loggers L 0-3 - Puget Sound,WA9/6/2002 WWU VIKINGS L 2-3 110 Langley, BC

*9/12/2002 at UBC Thunderbirds L 1-2 - Vancouver, BC*9/14/2002 REGINA COUGARS W 2-0 55 Langley, BC*9/19/2002 CALGARY DINOS L 1-2 75 Langley*9/21/2002 LETH PRONGHORNS W 5-0 70 Langley, BC*9/28/2002 at Calgary Dinos L 1-2 - Foothills*9/29/2002 at Leth Pronghorns W 2-0 - Lethbridge*10/3/2002 UBC THUNDERBIRDS L 0-2 75 Langley*10/5/2002 VICTORIA VIKES L 1-2 70 Langley, BC

10/8/2002 SFU CLAN T 1-1 70 Langley, BC*10/12/2002 at Victoria Vikes L 0-4 - Victoria, BC*10/17/2002 at Regina Cougars W 4-2 - Regina, SK*10/18/2002 at Sask Huskies W 2-0 - Saskatoon, SK*10/20/2002 at Alberta Pandas L 1-2 - Edmonton, AB*10/24/2002 ALBERTA PANDAS T 1-1 50 Langley, BC*10/26/2002 SASK HUSKIES W 2-1 150 Langley, BC*11/1/2002 UBC THUNDERBIRDS L 1-2 o2 350 Langley, BC*11/2/2002 VICTORIA VIKES L 0-2 150 Langley, BC

Overall: 8-12-2 • Conference: 6-9-1 • Home: 3-6-2 • Away: 5-6 • Neutral: 0-0



Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/9/2003 CAPILANO BLUES T 2-2 - Langley, BC9/3/2003 at Capilano Blues T 3-3 - Vancouver, BC9/6/2003 W BAPTIST WARRIORS T 0-0 75 Langley, BC

*9/11/2003 at UBC Thunderbirds L 1-2 - Vancouver, BC*9/13/2003 VICTORIA VIKES L 0-2 150 Langley,BC*9/18/2003 SASK HUSKIES W 2-0 65 Langley, BC*9/20/2003 ALBERTA PANDAS W 2-0 110 Langley, BC*9/25/2003 at Regina Cougars W 4-0 - Regina, SK*9/26/2003 at Sask Huskies W 2-0 - Saskatchewan,SK*9/28/2003 at Alberta Pandas T 1-1 - Edmonton, AB*10/2/2003 UBC THUNDERBIRDS L 0-4 110 Langley, BC*10/4/2003 REGINA COUGARS W 6-1 85 Langley, BC

10/7/2003 vs SFU Clan L 0-1 - Coquitlam, BC*10/11/2003 at Victoria Vikes L 0-4 - Victoria, BC

10/14/2003 LANGARA FALCONS W 2-0 90 Langley, BC*10/18/2003 at Leth Pronghorns L 2-3 - Lethbridge, AB*10/19/2003 at Calgary Dinos L 0-1 - Calgary, AB*10/23/2003 LETH PRONGHORNS T 1-1 70 Langley, BC*10/25/2003 CALGARY DINOS W 1-0 170 Langley, BC




Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/20/2004 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 0-1 50 Langley, BC (TWU)8/23/2004 at Seattle Redhawks L 0-2 - Seattle, WA8/25/2004 at Wheaton Lyons T 1-1 - Wheaton, IL8/27/2004 at Olivet Nazarene W 2-0 15 Deerfield, IL8/28/2004 at Trinity Intl Trojans W 3-1 - Illinois8/29/2004 at Wisconsin Oshkosh W 9-1 - OshKosh, WI9/1/2004 LANGARA FALCONS W 4-1 30 Langley, BC9/4/2004 vs PLU Lutes W 1-0 30 Olympia, WA9/5/2004 at Evergreen Geoducks W 3-0 50 Olympia, WA9/9/2004 SFU CLAN W 2-1 100 Langley, BC

*9/14/2004 at UBC Thunderbirds L 0-2 - Vancouver, BC*9/16/2004 REGINA COUGARS W 6-0 90 Langley, BC

9/18/2004 U19 CDN NATIONAL L 0-2 550 Langley, BC*9/24/2004 at Alberta Pandas T 5-5 - Edmonton, AB*9/26/2004 at Saskatchewan Huskies W 3-1 200 Saskatoon, SK*9/28/2004 at Regina Cougars W 5-0 - Regina, SK*9/30/2004 CALGARY DINOS T 0-0 95 Langley, BC*10/2/2004 LETHBRIDGE 'HORNS L 0-1 87 Langley, BC*10/9/2004 at Victoria Vikes W 3-0 150 Victoria, BC*10/13/2004 UBC THUNDERBIRDS T 1-1 110 Langley, BC (TWU)*10/15/2004 VICTORIA VIKES W 1-0 125 Langley, BC (TWU)*10/24/2004 at Lethbridge 'Horns W 4-2 - Lethbridge, AB*10/25/2004 at Calgary Dinos W 2-0 - Calgary, AB*10/28/2004 ALBERTA PANDAS W 1-0 90 Langley, BC (TWU)*10/30/2004 SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES W 4-0 115 Langley, BC (TWU)

Pp11/6/2004 vs Victoria Vikes W 1-0 o3 - Vancouver, BCPp11/7/2004 vs Calgary Dinos W 4-0 75 Vancouver, BCPp11/12/2004 vs Montreal W 7-0 - Montreal, QuePp11/12/2004 vs Prince Edward Island T 0-0 - Montreal, QuePp11/13/2004 at McGill W 3-2 o3 - Montreal, Que.

Overall: 20-5-5 • Conference: 9-2-3 • Home: 6-3-2 • Away: 10-2-2 • Neutral: 4-0-1

2002 SeaSon

2001 SeaSon 2003 SeaSon

2004 SeaSon

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Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes9/8/2005 SFU CLAN W 1-0 120 Langley, BC

*9/14/2005 at UBC T-Birds T 2-2 135 Vancouver, BC*9/16/2005 VICTORIA VIKES L 0-1 175 TWU Lanlgey, BC*9/22/2005 SASKATCHEWAN HUSKIES W 4-1 105 Langley, BC*9/24/2005 ALBERTA PANDAS W 6-0 112 Langley, BC*9/29/2005 at Manitoba Bisons L 2-3 100 Winnipeg, MB*10/1/2005 at Lethbridge 'Horns W 1-0 75 Lethbridge, AB*10/2/2005 at Calgary Dinos T 0-0 150 Calgary, AB*10/7/2005 at Victoria Vikes L 2-3 - Victoria, BC*10/11/2005 #3 UBC T-BIRDS L 2-3 210 Langley, BC*10/13/2005 MANITOBA BISONS W 5-1 125 Langley, BC*10/15/2005 REGINA COUGARS W 9-0 105 Langley, BC*10/22/2005 at Alberta Pandas W 3-1 - Edmonton, AB*10/23/2005 at Saskatchewan Huskies T 1-1 - Saskatoon, SK*10/25/2005 at Regina Cougars W 1-0 30 Regina*10/27/2005 LETHBRIDGE 'HORNS W 3-0 205 Langley, BC*10/29/2005 CALGARY DINOS T 1-1 235 Langley, BC

p*11/5/2005 vs Victoria Vikes L 1-2 - Calgary, ABp*11/6/2005 vs UBC T-Birds L 2-3 ot - Calgary, AB

Overall: 9-6-4 • Conference: 8-6-4 • Home: 6-2-1 • Away: 3-2-3 • Neutral: 0-2TWU Spartans 2011-12All-Time Results


Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/19/2006 at Oregon State L 1-4 380 Corvallis, Ore.8/23/2006 at Point Loma L 2-3 - San Diego, CA8/26/2006 at Biola T 0-0 164 La Mirada, CA

*9/9/2006 at Manitoba W 4-1 157 Winnipeg*9/10/2006 at Regina W 3-0 63 Regina, SK*9/15/2006 LETHBRIDGE W 6-0 120 TWU Langley, BC*9/16/2006 #5 CALGARY T 1-1 160 TWU, Langley, BC*9/22/2006 #1 VICTORIA L 0-3 120 TWU, Langley,BC*9/23/2006 #6 UBC W 3-1 162 TWU, Langley, BC*9/30/2006 UCFV T 0-0 290 TWU, Langley, BC*10/6/2006 at Victoria L 1-2 100 Victoria*10/7/2006 at #10 UBC L 0-1 50 Vancouver, BC*10/14/2006 at UCFV W 2-1 79 Abbotsford, BC

10/17/2006 at Simon Fraser CLAN W 2-0 76 Burnaby, B.C.*10/21/2006 at Lethbridge W 2-1 75 Lethbridge*10/22/2006 at #8 Calgary W 2-0 150 Calgary, AB*10/27/2006 SASK W 7-0 - TWU, Langley, BC*10/28/2006 #5 ALBERTA L 2-4 165 TWU, Langley, BC

p*11/2/2006 vs #4 Calgary W 2-1 52 University of Reginap11/4/2006 vs Victoria W 2-0 75 Reginap11/5/2006 vs #6 UBC W 1-0 115 Regina

11/9/2006 YORK L 0-1 o2 - Victoriap11/10/2006 vs Cape Breton W 4-0 - Victoria, B.C.

11/12/2006 MCGILL W 1-0 - Victoria, B.C.




Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/21/2007 at Wright State L 0-1 203 Dayton, Ohio8/23/2007 at Cincinnati W 2-0 - Cincinnati, Ohio8/25/2007 at Mt. Vernon Nazarene W 3-0 97 Mount Vernon, OH

*9/7/2007 CALGARY W 4-0 250 TWU, Langley, BC*9/8/2007 LETHBRIDGE W 2-1 150 TWU, Langley, BC*9/14/2007 REGINA W 5-0 160 TWU, Langley, BC*9/15/2007 MANITOBA L 0-2 140 TWU, Langley, BC*9/22/2007 at Alberta W 1-0 105 Edmonton, Alberta*9/23/2007 at Saskatchewan W 4-0 57 Potash Corp Park*9/28/2007 #3 UBC T 1-1 250 TWU, Langley, BC*9/29/2007 VICTORIA W 2-0 250 TWU, Langley, BC*10/5/2007 at #3 UBC L 0-3 187 Vancouver, BC*10/6/2007 at Victoria L 0-1 64 Victoria, BC

10/10/2007 at #19 Simon Fraser T 2-2 98 Burnaby, B.C.*10/13/2007 at UCFV T 1-1 78 Abbotsford, B.C.*10/20/2007 UCFV W 3-0 275 TWU, Langley, BC*10/27/2007 at CALG W 4-2 200 Calgary, AB*10/28/2007 at LETH-W W 2-0 107 Lethbridgep11/1/2007 vs LETH-W W 3-1 100 Vancouver, BCp11/3/2007 at #1 UBC L 0-2 237 Vancouver, BC




Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/18/2008 at Oregon State L 0-2 203 Corvallis, Ore.8/29/2008 vs Saskatchewan W 3-1 100 Langley, BC

*9/6/2008 at UFV T 0-0 80 Abbotsford, B.C.*9/11/2008 #4 UBC T 1-1 200 Langley, BC*9/13/2008 VICTORIA W 2-1 220 Langley, BC

9/16/2008 #8 SIMON FRASER W 1-0 160 Langley, BC*9/20/2008 UFV W 3-1 130 Langley, BC*9/26/2008 REGINA W 9-0 111 Langley, BC*9/27/2008 #3 MANITOBA W 3-0 200 Langley, BC*10/4/2008 at Calgary W 4-2 - Calgary, AB*10/5/2008 at Lethbridge T 1-1 103 Lethbridge*10/11/2008 at #4 Victoria L 1-2 239 Victoria, BC*10/12/2008 at #9 UBC L 0-1 200 Vancouver, BC*10/17/2008 vs Saskatchewan W 3-0 90 Chilliwack, BC*10/18/2008 ALBERTA W 2-1 130 Langley, BC*10/25/2008 vs Manitoba W 1-0 - Manitoba*10/26/2008 at Regina W 1-0 55 Regina, SKp11/1/2008 #5 UBC W 2-1 o3 - Victoriap11/2/2008 at #4 Victoria L 0-1 o3 - Victoriap11/6/2008 at Laurier W 3-0 435 Langley, BCp11/8/2008 at Victoria W 1-0 o3 720 Langley, BC

11/9/2008 BROCK W 1-0 950 Unknown


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Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/18/2011 WESTERN WASHINGTON W 3-1 55 Langley, BC8/25/2011 vs #2 Azusa Pacific L 1-2 ot 50 Portland, Ore.9/2/2011 MCGILL W 3-2 205 Langley, BC

*9/10/2011 #6 BRITISH COLUMBIA L 0-1 375 Langley,BC*9/16/2011 MANITOBA W 4-1 205 Langley, BC*9/17/2011 REGINA W 3-0 245 Langley,BC*9/24/2011 at #3 Alberta W 1-0 103 Edmonton, AB*9/25/2011 at Saskatchewan W 2-0 100 Saskatoon, SK*10/1/2011 at Regina W 4-0 95 Regina, SK*10/2/2011 at Manitoba W 4-1 100 Winnipeg*10/7/2011 VICTORIA W 2-1 130 Langley,BC*10/8/2011 FRASER VALLEY W 1-0 190 Langley,BC*10/15/2011 at #5 British Columbia T 1-1 150 Vancouver, BC*10/21/2011 SASKATCHEWAN W 2-0 65 Langley, BC*10/22/2011 #6 ALBERTA W 3-1 275 Langley, BC*10/29/2011 at Lethbridge W 2-0 109 Lethbridge*10/30/2011 at Calgary W 2-1 176 Calgary, ABp11/4/2011 VICTORIA W 3-0 228 Langley, BC

Pp11/5/2011 #9 ALBERTA W 2-1 o3 320 Langley, BCp11/10/2011 at McGill Martlets L 0-1 o3 - Montrealp11/11/2011 vs Wilfrid Laurier W 1-0 50 Montreal, QCp11/12/2011 vs Alberta L 0-2 50 Montreal, QC

Overall: 17-4-1 • Conference: 12-1-1 • Home: 10-1 • Away: 6-1-1 • Neutral: 1-2



Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/22/2009 at Simon Fraser W 4-0 104 Burnaby, B.C.8/25/2009 at Hope International W 4-1 100 Fullerton, CA8/27/2009 at #17 Westmont W 1-0 52 Santa Barbara, Calif

*9/12/2009 at Saskatchewan W 3-2 100 Saskatoon*9/13/2009 at Alberta W 1-0 103 Edmonton, AB*9/19/2009 at #8 UBC W 3-1 100 Vancouver, BC*9/26/2009 #9 BRITISH COLUMBIA W 2-0 310 Langley, BC*10/3/2009 at Regina W 3-0 77 Regina, SK*10/4/2009 at Manitoba W 2-1 124 Winnipeg*10/9/2009 #4 VICTORIA L 1-2 175 Langley, BC*10/10/2009 FRASER VALLEY W 2-0 175 Langley, BC*10/16/2009 CALGARY W 2-0 65 Langley, BC*10/17/2009 LETHBRIDGE W 3-0 85 Langley, BC*10/23/2009 ALBERTA W 3-0 120 Langley, BC*10/24/2009 SASKATCHEWAN W 3-0 136 Langley, BC*10/31/2009 at Fraser Valley T 0-0 69 Abbotsford*11/1/2009 at Victoria L 0-2 175 Victoria, BC

Pp11/6/2009 ALBERTA W 3-2 o2 335 Langley, BCp11/7/2009 #9 BRITISH COLUMBIA W 1-0 375 Langley, BCp11/12/2009 vs UPEI W 1-0 - Torontop11/14/2009 vs #3 Queen's W 2-1 o3 - U of Torontop11/15/2009 MONTREAL W 1-0 o3 - U of Toronto




Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/15/2010 at Seattle University L 1-2 - Seattle, Wash.8/16/2010 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 1-2 50 Langley, BC8/19/2010 at Oregon State L 1-3 273 Corvallis, Ore.8/24/2010 at Westmont T 0-0 o2 73 Santa Barbara, Calif8/25/2010 at #5 Azusa Pacific L 2-5 53 Azusa, Calif.8/28/2010 SPU T 1-1 45 Langley,BC

*9/11/2010 at Lethbridge W 2-0 228 Lethbridge*9/12/2010 at Calgary W 2-1 - Calgary*9/17/2010 REGINA W 2-0 250 Langley, BC*9/18/2010 MANITOBA W 1-0 95 Langley, BC*9/24/2010 SASKATCHEWAN W 4-0 90 Langley, BC*9/25/2010 #4 ALBERTA L 2-3 165 Langley, BC*10/2/2010 at Victoria T 1-1 130 Victoria, BC*10/3/2010 at Fraser Valley L 1-2 91 Abbotsford BC*10/8/2010 FRASER VALLEY T 2-2 275 Langley, BC*10/9/2010 VICTORIA W 4-0 155 Langley, BC*10/16/2010 #10 BRITISH COLUMBIA L 0-1 375 Langley, BC*10/23/2010 at #8 British Columbia W 1-0 200 Vancouver, BC*10/30/2010 at Alberta W 2-1 146 Edmonton, AB*10/31/2010 at Saskatchewan W 2-0 55 Saskatoon, SKp11/6/2010 vs Fraser Valley T 2-2 o3 41 Edmonton, ABp11/7/2010 at Alberta T 2-2 ot 65 Edmonton, AB

Overall: 9-7-6 • Conference: 9-3-2 • Home: 4-3-2 • Away: 5-4-3 • Neutral: 0-0-1

TWU Spartans 2013All-Time Results


Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes8/14/2012 at Portland State L 0-2 347 Portland, OR8/31/2012 VICTORIA L 0-3 125 Langley, BC

*9/7/2012 LETHBRIDGE W 6-0 470 Langley, BC*9/8/2012 CALGARY W 6-1 205 Langley,BC*9/15/2012 #8 BRITISH COLUMBIA W 3-0 250 Langley, BC*9/22/2012 at Manitoba W 4-0 100 Winnipeg*9/23/2012 at Winnipeg W 6-0 50 Winnipeg, MB*9/28/2012 #9 REGINA W 3-0 175 Langley, BC*9/29/2012 SASKATCHEWAN W 3-0 150 Langley, BC*10/6/2012 at MRU W 3-0 175 Calgary,AB*10/7/2012 at Alberta L 0-2 115 Edmonton, AB*10/12/2012 NORTHERN BC W 7-0 155 Langley,BC*10/19/2012 at Fraser Valley W 2-1 145 Langley, BC*10/20/2012 at Victoria W 1-0 158 Victoria, BC

Pp10/26/2012 MANITOBA W 2-0 165 Langley, BCp11/2/2012 REGINA W 2-0 135 Langley, BC

Pp11/3/2012 #4 VICTORIA W 2-1 230 Langley, BCp11/8/2012 vs #6 Wilfrid Laurier W 2-1 348 Victoria, BCp11/9/2012 VICTORIA W 1-0 1400 Victoria, BCp11/11/2012 vs Queen's W 1-0 o3 1567 Victoria, BC

Overall: 17-3 • Conference: 11-1 • Home: 10-1 • Away: 5-2 • Neutral: 2-0



TWU Spartans 2013All-Time Results


Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes*9/7/2013 at #10 UBC T 0-0 487 Vancouver, BC*9/13/2013 #4 VICTORIA L 1-2 270 Langley, BC*9/14/2013 FRASER VALLEY W 2-1 425 Langley, BC*9/21/2013 at Saskatchewan T 1-1 319 Saskatoon, SK*9/22/2013 at Regina T 0-0 140 Regina, SK*9/27/2013 at UNBC W 4-0 150 Prince George, BC*10/4/2013 WINNIPEG W 5-0 105 Langley, B.C.*10/5/2013 MANITOBA W 3-0 125 Langley, BC*10/12/2013 at Calgary W 1-0 167 Calgary, AB*10/13/2013 at Lethbridge W 5-1 o2 150 Lethbridge, Ab*10/18/2013 #2 ALBERTA W 2-0 175 Langley, B.C.*10/19/2013 MOUNT ROYAL W 3-1 225 Langley, BC

Pp10/26/2013 SASKATCHEWAN W 2-0 305 Langley, BCp11/1/2013 at #5 Victoria W 2-1 o2 350 Victoria, BCp11/2/2013 vs #4 Alberta L 1-2 o2 40 Victoria, BC


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