Texas Tech Game Notes: Oklahoma State Invitational

TULSARecord ________ 6-1-1; 0-0-0 AmericanStreak _____________________ Tied 1Home Record ________________5-0-1Away Record _________________1-1-0Neutral Record _______________0-0-0Ranking (NSCAA) ____________ NoneLast Match_______Tied Oklahoma, 0-0Head Coach____________ Kyle Cussen Career Record ____ 172-123-34 (17th) Record at Tulsa ______ 62-49-19 (7th) vs. Texas Tech _______________3-1-0

RED RAIDERS HEAD TO OKLAHOMA STATE INVITATIONALTexas Tech, off to its best start to a season in school history, will look to continue its undefeated run this weekend at the Oklaho-ma State Invitational where the Red Raiders will face both Tulsa and Memphis at the Cowgirl Soccer Complex. Tech will open the tournament with a 5 p.m. kickoff Friday against Tulsa before clos-ing the trip with a 1 p.m. start Sunday against Memphis.

RED RAIDERS KNOCK OFF ANOTHER RANKED OPPONENT IN NO. 11 CALTexas Tech defeated its second ranked opponent of the season last Friday when the Red Raiders traveled to down No. 11 California, 1-0, last Friday in Berkeley. Janine Beckie connected on the game-winning goal against the Golden Bears, heading in an Alli Murphy corner kick with just 32 seconds remaining in dou-ble overtime. Tech previously topped then-No. 11 Notre Dame, 2-1, on Aug. 29 this year, marking the high-est-ranked opponent the Red Raiders have ever defeated on the road. Tech is now 4-2 all-time against ranked non-conference opponents under eighth-year head coach Tom Stone. TEXAS TECH AGAINST RANKED NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS UNDER TOM STONE Date Opponent Result Sept. 11, 2009 No. 25 Vanderbilt W, 3-1 Sept, 4, 2010 at No. 3 Notre Dame L, 0-2 Sept. 2, 2011 at No. 13 Florida L, 0-3 Sept. 14, 2012 at No. 20 Long Beach State W, 3-2 (2OT) Aug. 29, 2014 at No. 11 Notre Dame W, 2-1 Sept. 12, 2014 at No. 11 California W, 1-0 (2OT)

2014 RED RAIDER SOCCER

2014 SCHEDULE / RESULTS

MATCH

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#6 TEXAS TECH (7-0-0) vs. TULSA (6-1-1)

Sept. 19 • 5 p.m. CT • Stillwater, Okla. • Cowgirl Soccer Complex (1,450) Live Stats: TexasTech.com • Radio: None

AUGUST16 ~ at #25 Denver W, 2-122 NEW MEXICO Canceled24 ORAL ROBERTS W, 5-029 % at #11 Notre Dame W, 2-131 % vs. Eastern Michigan W, 2-1 (OT)SEPTEMBER5 SAM HOUSTON STATE W, 3-17 PORTLAND STATE W, 1-0 (2OT)12 at #11 California (Pac-12 Net.) W, 1-0 (2OT)14 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W, 2-019 + vs. Tulsa 5 p.m.21 + vs. Memphis 1 p.m.26 * at Texas (LHN) 7 p.m.28 UC RIVERSIDE 7 p.m.OCTOBER3 * OKLAHOMA 7 p.m.5 * OKLAHOMA STATE 1 p.m.10 * at West Virginia (NSCAATV) 6 p.m.17 * at Kansas 7 p.m.19 * at TCU 1 p.m.24 * BAYLOR 7 p.m.26 * IOWA STATE 1 p.m.NOVEMBER5-9 Big 12 Championship TBA14-16 NCAA First Round TBA21-23 NCAA Second/Third Rounds TBA28-30 NCAA Quarterfinals TBADECEMBER5-7 NCAA College Cup TBA

~ Exhibition match • % Notre Dame Invitational • + Oklahoma State Invitational • * Big 12 Conference match

All times listed are Central and subject to change.

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MATCH BREAKDOWNNO. 6 TEXAS TECHRecord ___________ 7-0-0; 0-0-0 Big 12Streak _____________________Won 7Home Record ________________4-0-0Away Record _________________2-0-0Neutral Record _______________1-0-0Ranking (NSCAA) _____________No. 6Last Match____________ Def. ACU, 2-0Head Coach_____________ Tom Stone Career Record _______ 85-50-14 (8th) Record at Tech _____________ Same vs. Tulsa _____________ First Meeting vs. Memphis _________ First Meeting

WHO TO WATCH

ALLI MURPHY5-2 • MF • JR

JANINE BECKIE5-8 • F • JR

LAUREN WATSON5-10 • GK • SO

JAELENE HINKLE5-4 • D • SR

Murphy enters this weekend among the NCAA leaders in assists as she has record-ed nine through just seven matches this year. Murphy, who currently ranks tied for second nationally in total assists, came into her 2014 junior season with seven ca-reer assists.

Beckie, the reigning ESPNW National Player of the Week and Big 12 Offensive Play-er of the Week, scored two goals last weekend in vic-tories over California and Abilene Christian. She now has 13 game-winning goals, the most for a Red Raider in school history.

Watson was named the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week on Tuesday follow-ing her pair of shutouts last weekend against No. 11 Cal-ifornia and Abilene Christian. Watson already has four shutouts this season iand ranks among top-15 nation-ally in goals against average.

Hinkle, a MAC Hermann Tro-phy candidate along with Beckie, leads a Texas Tech defense that has recorded shutouts in each of its last three contests. Tech’s shutout at No. 11 Cal last weekend earned Hinkle a mention on the collegesoccer.360 weekly honor roll.

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#6 TEXAS TECH (7-0-0) vs. MEMPHIS (3-2-2)

Sept. 21 • 1 p.m. CT • Stillwater, Okla. • Cowgirl Soccer Complex (1,450) Live Stats: TexasTech.com • Radio: None

3-2-2; 0-0 AAC6-1-1; 0-0 AAC7-0; 0-0 BIG 12

MEMPHISRecord ________ 3-2-2; 0-0-0 AmericanStreak _____________________Won 2Home Record ________________1-1-1Away Record _________________2-0-1Neutral Record _______________0-1-0Ranking (NSCAA) ____________ NoneLast Match_____Def. Kennesaw St., 4-0Head Coach_______Brooks Monaghan Career Record __________ 160-96-18 Record at Memphis _________ Same vs. Texas Tech ________ First Meeting

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ______________________ Lubbock, TexasFounded ______________________________ 1923Enrollment ___________________________33,111Nickname ________________________Red RaidersColors ________________________ Scarlet & BlackMascot_______________Masked Rider / Raider RedAffiliation ____________________ NCAA Division IConference ___________________________ Big 12Chancellor _____________________Robert DuncanPresident ________________ M. Duane Nellis, Ph.D.Athletics Director _________________ Kirby Hocutt Sr. Associate AD/SWA _____________Dr. Judi HenryDepartment Main Number _______ (806) 742-3355

HISTORYSeason of Soccer_________________________ 21stFirst Season ____________________________ 1994All-Time Record ___________________ 158-203-24NCAA Tournament Appearances ___ Two (2012-13)

FACILITY INFORMATIONName _____________ John Walker Soccer ComplexCapacity ______________________________ 2,000Opened _______________________________ 2008Dimensions ___________________ 76 yds x 120 ydsSurface ____________________________ FieldTurfAll-Time Record _________________ 43-14-2 (.729)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ______________________ Tom StoneAlma Mater _________________________ Duke ‘87Record at Tech ___________ 85-50-14 (8th Season)Career Record __________________________SameBest time to reach __________________Contact SIDAssoc. Head Coach __________ Todd ShulenbergerAlma Mater ___________________ Robert Moris ‘94Assistant Coach _________________ Gibbs KeetonAlma Mater _____________________ Texas Tech ‘06Vol. Assistant Coach _________________ Bri YoungAlma Mater _____________________Texas A&M ‘11Office Number _________________ (806) 742-3355

TEAM INFORMATION2013 Record __________________________ 18-2-3Big 12 Record __________________________ 6-0-2Home Record _________________________ 10-1-0Away Record ___________________________ 4-0-2Neutral Site Record ______________________ 4-1-1Postseason _______________ NCAA Second RoundFinal Ranking __________________No. 17 (NSCAA)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ______________20/9Starters Returning/Lost ____________________7/4Redshirts Returning ________________________ 2Newcomers _______________________________ 9Top Returning Players ____________ Jaelen Hinkle___________________ Janine Beckie, Paige StrahanTop Newcomers ________________ Sara Summers____________ Natalie Schmutz, Carissa Christensen

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssociate AD/Communications _______ Blayne BealE-mail ___________________ [email protected] Director (Soccer) __________ Matt DowdyOffice _________________________ (806) 834-4529Cell __________________________ (806) 928-5190Fax ___________________________ (806) 742-1970Twitter ________________________ @Matt_DowdyE-mail _______________ [email protected] __________________ www.texastech.comTwitter __________@TechAthletics, @TechGamedayMailing Address __________________ 2526 6th St.___________________________Lubbock, TX 79409

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The Texas Tech Athletics Communications office is here to serve the media throughout the 2014 Red Raider soccer season. Media members in need of assistance can contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communica-tions office at (806) 742-2770.

MEDIA CREDENTIALS Media members covering the Texas Tech soccer program at the John Walker Soccer Complex during the 2014 season must be issued a credential from the Texas Tech Athletics Communications office. • All requests for both media and photo credentials must be made either in writing or via e-mail at least

a day in advance to Matt Dowdy, Assistant Director for Athletic Communications. (Fax: (806) 742-1970; e-mail: [email protected])

• Requests are honored from sports editors of daily and weekly newspapers, editors of sports periodicals, and sports directors of radio and television stations who broadcast regularly scheduled daily sports re-ports and talk shows.

• Credentials can be picked up in the Athletics Communications office (south end of Jones AT&T Stadium) or at will call, which is located at the ticket booth outside the stadium’s front gate.

PRESS BOX SERVICESA complete NCAA box score and pertinent game facts will be distributed to members of the working media following the conclusion of the match. Game notes, statistics, lineups, and rosters are provided prior to kick-off. A pregame meal is also served in the press box around 45 minutes prior to kickoff.

HEAD COACH TOM STONE INTERVIEWS Head coach Tom Stone can be reached best either immediately after practice or in the early afternoon. Stone’s office is located in the south end of Jones AT&T Stadium. To arrange an interview, please contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communications office.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS Student-athletes and coaches are available for interviews every day following the conclusion of practice. Student-athletes are also available following a brief cooling off perior after each home match.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSTexas Tech student-athletes and head coach Tom Stone will be made available to the media near the home bench following a brief cooling off period. The Texas Tech locker room will remain closed.

WWW.TEXASTECH.COM This is the official site of the Texas Tech Athletics Department. Texas Tech Soccer releases as well as a variety of athletics department information can be found on the web. Texas Tech also offers live video and audio (home matches only) streaming of all Red Raider matches.


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BIG 12 STANDINGSTEAM POINTS BIG 12 OVERALLKansas 0 0-0-0 8-0-0TEXAS TECH 0 0-0-0 7-0-0Oklahoma 0 0-0-0 5-1-2West Virginia 0 0-0-0 5-2-1Baylor 0 0-0-0 5-3-0Iowa State 0 0-0-0 5-3-0TCU 0 0-0-0 5-3-0Texas 0 0-0-0 4-2-2Oklahoma State 0 0-0-0 2-6-0

BIG 12 WEEKLY SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Texas Tech vs. Tulsa 5 p.m.La Salle at West Virginia 6 p.m.SMU at TCU 7 p.m.Tulsa at Oklahoma State 7 p.m.Baylor at UTSA 7 p.m.Drake at Iowa State 7 p.m.Kansas at Marquette 7 p.m.UCLA at Texas 7:30 p.m.Oklahoma at UC Irvine 9 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21Villanova at West Virginia 12 p.m.South Dakota at Iowa State 1 p.m.St. Mary’s at Kansas 1 p.m.TCU at North Texas 1 p.m. Oral Roberts at Baylor 1 p.m.Texas Tech vs. Memphis 1 p.m.Oklahoma at San Diego 3 p.m.Texas at Texas State 7 p.m. Memphis at Oklahoma State 7:30 p.m.

PRESEASON HONORS

TEXAS TECH IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGSTexas Tech, off to the best start to a season in school history, moved up once again in the NSCAA/Continental Tire top-25 rankings Tuesday as the Red Raiders came in at No. 6 in the poll. The Red Raiders (7-0) were previ-ously 7th in the rankings before traveling and defeating No. 11 Cal, 1-0, last Friday in double overtime. Tech closed the weekend with a 2-0 victory at home Sunday against Abilene Christian. This is the third-straight week where the Red Raiders have snapped the previous highest ranking in program history as Tech has moved up 11 spots in the NSCAA poll since the start of the season. Tech remains the highest ranked team among four Big 12 Conference programs appearing in the poll as well as schools located in the state of Texas. Tech is joined in the NSCAA poll by No. 16 Kansas, No. 19 Oklahoma and No. 21 West Virginia. The Red Raiders have now been ranked for 15-consecutive weeks, the longest stretch in school history. Tech was also ranked 7th in both of the polls conducted by Soccer America and Top Drawer Soccer.

INSIDE THE TULSA SERIESTexas Tech and Tulsa will be meeting for the sixth time Friday on a soccer pitch as the Golden Hurricanes are 4-1 all-time against the Red Raiders. This will be the first time the two schools have met on a neutral site as Tulsa is 3-0 in matches played at home and 1-1 in ones played in Lubbock. The two teams have not faced each other previously since Sept. 11, 2005, when Tulsa delivered a 4-0 victory on its home field.

INSIDE THE MEMPHIS SERIESSunday will be the first meeting all-time between Texas Tech and Memphis. The Tigers are one of five first-time opponents for the Red Raiders this season, joining California, Abilene Christian, Eastern Michigan, and UC Riverside.

TEXAS TECH AGAINST THE AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe Red Raiders will face a pair of teams this weekend from the American Athletic Conference in Tulsa and Memphis. It is the first time Texas Tech has gone against a member of the conference since the league was formed prior to the 2013-14 academic year.

RED RAIDERS AMONG FINAL TEAMS WITH A PERFECT RECORDTexas Tech enters this weekend’s trip to the Oklahoma State Invitational as one of seven schools nationally with a perfect record through the first four weekends of the season. The Red Raiders (7-0) are joined by Creighton (7-0), Virginia (8-0), Virginia Tech (9-0), Temple (7-0), Arkansas-Little Rock (8-0) and fellow Big 12 Conference member, Kansas (8-0). The Tech soccer team is not the only undefeated team on campus, either, as the Red Raider volleyball program is 9-0 prior to its home tournament this weekend. Tech and Florida State are the only two schools nationally with an undefeated soccer and volleyball program.

IT’S BEEN A YEARThe beginning of September marked the passing of a full calendar year without the Red Raiders losing a regular-season match. Texas Tech last lost during the regular season on Sept. 1 last year when Long Beach State scored a last-second goal to shock the No. 23 Red Raiders, 3-2, at the John Walker Soccer Complex. Since that night, the Red Raiders are 19-0-2 in regular season matches thanks in part to an 13-match winning streak against non-conference foes. The 21-match unbeaten streak in regular season matches is the longest in school history.

MURPHY AMONG NCAA LEADERS IN ASSISTSAlli Murphy enters this weekend among the national leaders for assists after posting nine already through just seven matches. Murphy is averaging 1.29 assists per match currently, which ranks third nationally just behind the 1.38 average from East Tennessee State’s Jasmin Dutton. The Plano, Texas native is ranked second in the country in total assists as well, trailing only Dutton, who has 11 assists already this season. Murphy is tied for second all-time already in the Tech single-season record book as she is just two assists shy of Taylor Lytle’s school record of 11 from the 2009 season.

BECKIE NAMED ESPNW NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEKTexas Tech junior forward Janine Beckie added yet another honor to her collection on Wednesday as she was named the ESPNW National Player of the Week following her two goal performance last weekend. Beckie, a native of Highlands Ranch, Colorado, connected on the game-winning goal in both victories over No. 11 Cal-ifornia and Abilene Christian which improved the Red Raiders to 7-0 on the year, their best start to a season in school history. Tech is one of just seven teams nationally with a perfect record. This is the second national honor for Beckie so far in her career as she was named the NSCAA National Player of the Week as a freshman on Oct. 31, 2012. She is the only Red Raider in school history to garner a national player of the week award.

BECKIE, WATSON EARN BIG 12 WEEKLY AWARDSFollowing a pair of victories against No. 11 California and Abilene Christian last weekend, Texas Tech junior forward Janine Beckie was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week on Tuesday while sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Watson garnered Defensive Player of the Week accolades. This is the fifth career weekly award for Beckie, who has previously been named the Offensive Player of the Week three times during the past two seasons and the conference Newcomer of the Week once in 2012. Watson, meanwhile, received her first career weekly award after posting a pair of shutout victories last weekend. She now has four shutouts on the season, having allowed only three goals over the first seven matches. In just the sixth start of her career, Watson collected four saves against Cal, shutting down a Golden Bears attack that had previously outscored opponents, 19-3, heading into the contest. Dating back to 2013, Cal had not been shut out in its previous 10 matches. Watson is tied for the Big 12 lead in shutouts so far this year and also leads the conference in goals against average as well, ranking 14th nationally in the latest NCAA rankings that were released Monday.

JANINE BECKIE • MAC Hermann Trophy Candidate • Preseason All-Big 12 • No. 44 rated player in the country (Top Drawer) • No. 4 rated player in the Big 12 (Top Drawer) • Preseason Second Team All-American (CSM) • Preseason Big 12 Offensive Player of Year (CSM) • Preseason All-Big 12 first team (CSM)

JAELENE HINKLE • MAC Hermann Trophy Candidate • Unanimous Preseason All-Big 12 selection • No. 9 rated player in the country (Top Drawer) • No. 2 rated player in the Big 12 (Top Drawer) • Preseason All-America Team (Soccer America) • Preseason Second Team All-American (CSM) • Preseason All-Big 12 first team (CSM)

PAIGE STRAHAN • Preseason All-Big 12 second team (CSM)

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THE STONE FILEHometown: Irving, TexasHigh School: MacArthurEducation: Duke ‘97 (History)Wife: LindseySons: Leyton, LandryDaughter: Lily

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• Winningest soccer coach in Texas Tech history.• Only coach in school history to lead the Red Raid-

ers to the NCAA Tournament. • Led the Red Raiders to their highest Big 12 finish

in school history in 2013 (second place). • Recorded most wins among Big 12 coaches the

past two seasons (2012-13). • Coached a pair of All-Americans in Janine Beckie

and Jaelene Hinkle, the first players to ever receive the honor in Texas Tech history.

• Tutored 28 All-Big 12 selections during his tenure. • Led Texas Tech back to the Big 12 Championship

in only his first season, marking first time Tech had made the leauge tournament since 1999.

• Assistant Coach on 2008 U.S. U-20 National Team that won the FIFA World Cup.

• Former head coach of the Atlanta Beat in the WUSA (former professional league).

• Wrapped his career with the Atlanta Beat as the winningest coach in the league’s existence.

COACHING EXPERIENCE1991-00: Colorado Rush (Director of Coaching)1996: University of Denver (Volunteer Assistant)1997: Duke (Volunteer Assistant Coach)2001-03: Atlanta Beat Head Coach (WUSA)2004-06: TopHat Soccer Club (Technical Director)2006: Clemson (Assistant Coach)2007-Present: Texas Tech (Head Coach)

STONE YEAR-BY-YEARYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL2007 Texas Tech 7-8-22008 Texas Tech 8-10-12009 Texas Tech 8-8-42010 Texas Tech 11-8-12011 Texas Tech 10-8-12012 Texas Tech 16-6-12013 Texas Tech 18-2-32014 Texas Tech 7-0-0Record 85-50-14

THE STONE EFFECT AT TEXAS TECH BEFORE AFTER (2000-06) (2007-13)Overall Record 24-104-3 78-50-14Winning Percentage .195 .599Conference Record 6-63-1 29-26-9NCAA Appearances 0 2Big 12 Champ. Appearances 0 7All-Big 12 Selections 2 28Player of the Week Recepients 3 21

TOM STONEHead Coach

Eighth SeasonDuke ‘87

85-50-14 at Texas Tech

@TomStone9

DEVINE NAMED BIG 12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKTexas Tech junior midfielder Hannah Devine was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 9 following her three goal performance in wins over Sam Houston State and Portland State. This is the first weekly honor of Devine’s career and the first for a Red Raider this season. Tech had not previously garnered Offensive Player of the Week honors since Oct. 29 last year when Janine Beckie received the accolade. Devine was crucial in keeping the Red Raiders undefeated, scoring a pair of goals in a 3-1 victory over Sam Houston State before nailing the lone goal in a 1-0 double-overtime win over Portland State.

BECKIE BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD FOR CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALSJanine Beckie’s goal with 32 seconds remaining in double overtime at Cal broke the Texas Tech career re-cord for game-winners as it was her 12th in just two-plus seasons as a Red Raider. Beckie added another game-winner in the final game of the weekend against Abilene Christian, marking the 13th of her career. She broke the previous record of 11 set by Kristi Patterson (1994-96) and former teammate Jessica Fuston (2010-13). Her goal against ACU also moved her into a tie for second all-time in total goals as Beckie now has 30 in just over two seasons.

STRAHAN COMES IN CLUTCH WHEN NEEDEDDuring her four seasons as a Red Raider, Paige Strahan has found a way to be at the right place at the right time. That habit occurred once again on Aug. 31 when she tapped in the game-winning goal in Texas Tech’s 2-1 overtime victory over Eastern Washington. It was the 13th goal of Strahan’s career and seventh that went for a game-winner. Her seven career game-winning goals now rank fourth all-time at Texas Tech.

THE HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE The John Walker Soccer Complex has become quite the home-field advantage for the Red Raiders the past few seasons. Texas Tech, behind its normal raucous crowd, is an impressive 22-2 since 2012 at home with victories over in-state rival Texas and Big 12 regular season champion West Virginia during that stretch. The Red Raiders snapped the single-season school record with 10 home victories in 2013, breaking the previous mark of nine set just the year before.

RED RAIDERS OPEN 2014 WITH 5-0 ROUT OF ORAL ROBERTSTexas Tech opened its season with a victory for the seventh-straight year on Aug. 24 with a 5-0 rout over Oral Roberts at the John Walker Soccer Complex. Five different Red Raiders scored in the rout, beginning with Megan McCullough in just the eighth minute. Janine Beckie (12th minute) and Hannah Devine (21st minute) both added first-half goals to give Tech a 3-0 lead at the half before Caity Heap and Cassie Conarty connected on goals of their own over the final 45 minutes. The shutout victory was Tech’s sixth in its last seven season openers as the Red Raiders out-scoring opponents by an impressive 21-1 margin during that stretch. The 5-0 rout also matched the largest margin of victory for Tech all-time in a season opener.

MURPHY SETS TEXAS TECH ASSISTS RECORD IN SEASON OPENERAlli Murphy etched her name into the Texas Tech record book in the season-opening rout of Oral Roberts where the junior midfielder dished out a single-match record four assists. Murphy contributed to Tech’s final four goals in its 5-0 victory as she found four different Red Raiders for goals. Her four assists broke the previ-ous Tech single-match record of three that was set by former Red Raider great Taylor Lytle on Sept. 4, 2009, at TCU. Murphy, despite just playing one match during the first weekend of the season, ended the week as the Big 12 leader for assists and among the conference leaders for points.

MCCULLOUGH, CONARTY CONNECT ON FIRST CAREER GOALS AGAINST ORUThe Oral Roberts victory was a special one for sophomore defender Meaghan McCullough and freshman defender Cassie Conarty who both scored their first career goal in the rout. McCullough connected on the first of five goals for the Red Raiders, taking a failed clear attempt by Oral Roberts and firing a liner from 24 yards out that sailed up and over ORU goalkeeper Maddie Rhodes. Conarty, meanwhile, added Tech’s final goal as she knocked in an Alli Murphy corner kick in the 7th minute. She was the first Red Raider freshman to score in a season opener since Janine Beckie did so in 2012 against Idaho.

WATSON GARNERS FIRST CAREER START, SHUTOUT AGAINST ORAL ROBERTSTexas Tech sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Watson earned her first career start in front of the net against Oral Roberts where she played all 90 minutes in the 5-0 victory. The shutout was the first in Watson’s career as she collected two saves in the rout. Watson joined former Tech goalkeeper Victoria Esson (2011-13) as the only Red Raiders to record a full, 90-minute shutout in their first career start during the Tom Stone era (2007-present).

FEARLESS FANS PACK JOHN WALKER SOCCER COMPLEX FOR SEASON OPENERSince the John Walker Complex opened in 2008, large crowds have become quite normal as Texas Tech has averaged roughly 1,000 fans each of the past four seasons. That statement was true again this past Sunday when 1,811 fans - the third largest crowd in John Walker Soccer Complex - watched the Red Raiders hand Oral Roberts a 5-0 season-opening loss. It was the largest crowd to ever watch a Texas Tech season opener, breaking the previous mark of 1,584 in 2013 when the Red Raiders hosted Colorado State. HOME OPENER ATTENDANCE (LAST FOUR SEASONS) Year Opponent Attendance 2014 Oral Roberts 1,811 2013 Colorado State 1,584 2012 Idaho 1,117 2011 Rice 1,215 2010 TCU 1,356


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NO. SCHOOL PTS LW1. UCLA (24) 624 12. Virginia Tech (1) 586 33. Virginia 582 24. Stanford 554 45. Florida State 521 56. Texas Tech 473 77. Florida 457 68. Penn State 450 89. North Carolina 395 1010. California 373 1111. Texas A&M 368 1212. Pepperdine 360 1313. Wisconsin 351 914. South Carolina 285 1415. Southern California 257 1416. Kansas 238 2017. Clemson 189 1718. Notre Dame 168 1919. Oklahoma 162 1520. DePaul 150 2121. West Virginia 111 2222. Illinois 70 RV23. Long Beach State 63 2324. Georgia 48 NR25. Washington State 46 RV

Others receiving votes: Michigan (35), Connecticut (32), Auburn (30), Boston College (24), Arizona State (19), Santa Clara (17), Rutgers (17), Central Florida (16), Georgetown (14), George Washington (9), Iowa (6), San Francisco (5), San Diego State (5), Duke (4), Rice (2), Mississippi (2), Arizona (2), Utah (1), North Texas (1).

NSCAA TOP-25

NO. SCHOOL RECORD LW1. UCLA 6-0-1 12. Virginia 7-0-0 23. Virginia Tech 9-0-0 34. Stanford 6-0-1 45. Florida 5-2-0 56. Florida State 6-1-0 67. Texas Tech 7-0-0 78. North Carolina 3-2-1 99. California 7-1-0 1010. Penn State 6-1-0 1111. Pepperdine 6-1-1 1212. Notre Dame 5-2-1 1313. Texas A&M 6-1-1 1614. Kansas 8-0-0 1715. USC 5-0-2 1416. Iowa 7-1-0 NR17. Wisconsin 7-1-0 818. DePaul 7-0-1 1819. Clemson 7-0-1 1920. San Diego State 4-1-1 NR21. Michigan 6-2-0 NR22. Arizona State 6-1-1 2223. South Carolina 7-1-0 2324. Oklahoma 5-1-2 2025. Georgia 5-1-1 25

BOLD indicates 2014 opponents.

SOCCER AMERICA TOP-25

BECKIE, HINKLE NAMED TO MAC HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LISTJanine Beckie and Jaelene Hinkle received the highest preseason honor in college soccer earlier this summer when the two Red Raiders were named to the MAC Hermann Trophy watch list. Tech was one of just six programs nationally with multiple players on the watch list that totaled 35 women’s players overall, three of which that came from the Big 12 Conference. This is the second-straight season where Beckie has been named to the watch list. Hinkle, meanwhile, is a candidate for the first time in her career. The 2014 MAC Hermann Trophy, which is presented annually to the top player in the country, will be presented Jan. 9 at the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis.

RED RAIDERS LEAD THE BIG 12 FOR VICTORIES OVER LAST TWO SEASONSWinning has pretty much become contagious for the Red Raiders the past two seasons under Tom Stone. During that stretch, Texas Tech has recorded 34 victories and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championship in both seasons. This is the winningest stretch for the Red Raiders in school history as Tech won 16 matches in 2012 and then followed up with a school-record 18 victories a year ago. That success has made Tech the winningest Big 12 program the past two seasons as the Red Raiders lead all league opponents in victories as Baylor has recorded 30 wins while West Virginia has combined for 27 in third place. TOTAL VICTORIES AMONG BIG 12 PROGRAMS (LAST TWO SEASONS) Team Total Victories Texas Tech 34 Baylor 30 West Virginia 27 Texas 25 Oklahoma State 20 Iowa State 19 Kansas 17 TCU 13 Oklahoma 11

RED RAIDERS PICKED SECOND IN BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLFollowing the best season in school history, Texas Tech was picked to once again finish second in the Big 12 Preseason Poll released earlier this summer. This is the second-straight season where the Red Raiders have been slotted in second place by the conference coaches. Tech followed through with its 2013 preseason prediction as the Red Raiders finished 6-0-2 in Big 12 play, ending the year a point back of preseason favorite West Virginia for the Big 12 regular season title. BIG 12 PRESEASON POLL Rank Team Points 1. West Virginia 64 2. Texas Tech 56 3. Oklahoma State 49 4. Baylor 40 5. Texas 39 6. Kansas 25 7. TCU 21 8. Iowa State 16 9. Oklahoma 14

RED RAIDERS RETURN BULK OF SCORING FROM 2013Texas Tech returns over 70 percent of its scoring from the 2013 season where the Red Raiders totaled 48 goals, their most in a season since 1996. Underclassmen contributed most of that scoring as 35 of Tech’s 48 goals came from freshmen or sophomores. Janine Beckie led all Red Raiders with 12 goals which ranked among the Big 12 leaders at the conclusion of the year. She was followed by fellow sophomores Alli Murphy and Briana Rohmer who connected on five goals each as well as Caity Heap who was tied for fourth on the team with four goals.

RED RAIDERS RETURNERS BY THE NUMBERSTexas Tech returns the bulk of its roster from a year ago, including its top scorers in Janine Beckie, Alli Murphy, Caity Heap and Briana Rohmer. Below are the percentages per statistical group of returning Red Raiders: PERCENTAGE OF STATS RETURNING (OFFENSIVE) Statistic Percentage Returning Goals 79 Assists 78 Points 79 Shots 76 Shots-on-Goal 75 Game-Winning Goals 72

BECKIE, HINKLE GARNER PRESEASON ALL-BIG 12 HONORSIn addition to being named to the prestigious MAC Hermann Trophy watch list, Janine Beckie and Jalene Hinkle were both honored as preseason All-Big 12 selections by the conference coaches. Hinkle, who has received numerous preseason accolades this summer, was a unanimous selection to the team for the sec-ond-straight season after leading the Red Raiders with a team-high six assists a year ago. She and Beckie were both preseason All-Big 12 selections a year ago as well before eventually earning All-Big 12 first team honors at the end of the year.


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18THURSDAY

Travel to Stillwater

Practice at OSUTBD

vs. Tulsa5 p.m. CT

Stillwater, Okla.

Recovery workoutTBD

vs. Memphis1 p.m. CT

Stillwater, Okla.

Return to Lubbock

OFF DAY Practice7:45-9:15 a.m.

Practice7:45-9:15 a.m.

Media Availability9:15 a.m.

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NO. SCHOOL RECORD1. UCLA 6-0-12. Virginia 7-0-03. Virginia Tech 9-0-04. Stanford 6-0-15. Florida State 6-1-06. Texas A&M 6-1-17. Texas Tech 7-0-08. Penn State 6-1-09. Florida 5-2-010. North Carolina 3-2-111. South Carolina 7-1-012. Pepperdine 6-1-113. West Virginia 5-2-114. Wisconsin 7-1-015. Notre Dame 5-2-116. California 7-1-017. Boston College 7-1-018. USC 5-0-219. Clemson 7-0-120. Georgetown 4-2-221. Kansas 8-0-022. Santa Clara 4-3-023. Michigan 6-2-024. DePaul 7-0-125. Oklahoma 5-1-2

Others receiving votes: Connecticut, Iowa, Ken-tucky, Central Florida, Georgia

BOLD indicates 2014 opponents.

TOP DRAWER SOCCER TOP-25

HINKLE RATED NO. 9 PLAYER IN THE COUNTRY BY TOP DRAWER SOCCERJaelene Hinkle was rated as the ninth-best player in the country prior to the season by the soccer website TopDrawerSoccer.com. Hinkle, who was also honored on Soccer America’s Preseason All-America squad, was the third-highest ranked defender on Top Drawer’s list of the top-100 players in the country. Tech was one of just 10 programs nationally and the only one from the Big 12 Conference to have two players ranked in the top 50 as Janine Beckie also made the list at No. 44 overall.

DEFENSE, DEFENSE, DEFENSEWhile the Red Raiders have become known for their offense the past several years, it was their effort on the defensive end last season that boosted the Red Raiders to an 18-2-3 season and another trip to the NCAA Tournament. The Red Raiders posted a school-record 17 shutouts in 2013, ranking second nationally for shutout percentage and third for goals-against average after allowing only nine goals all season. Tech shut out 17 of its 23 opponents on the year for a .739 shutout percentage. Tech’s nine goals allowed matched the Big 12 record for fewest in a season that previously belonged to Oklahoma State from 2011.

BECKIE SHINES AT FIFA U-20 WORLD CUPJanine Beckie made what she described as a “trip of a lifetime” this past summer. Beckie, arguably one of the top forwards in the collegiate game, shined on the international stage as she helped lead Canada to the quarterfinals of the FIFA U-20 World Cup behind a pair of goals in the pool play stage. Beckie led all Canada players with two goals in the tournament, the first coming in a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Finland that all but kept Canada’s chances of advancing alive. She also provided the game-winning assist in the Finland victory. Beckie provided the game-winning goal herself in her next outing, a 1-0 victory over North Korea that advanced Canada past the pool play round and into the knockout stage. Germany ended Cana-da’s tournament run in the quarterfinals, though, with a 2-0 victory. Beckie was able to play in front of several friends and family throughout the tournament as Canada was the host country for the FIFA U-20 World Cup.

WATSON LOOKS FOR FIRST CAREER START IN GOALFollowing the departure of Victoria Esson due to graduation, Tom Stone knew he would have big shoes to fill in goal, especially after Esson recorded a banner year as a senior when Tech ranked second nationally in shutout percentage and third for goals-against average. Sophomore goalkeeper Lauren Watson will likely get the first opportunity to continue that defensive dominance Sunday evening when it is expected she will earn the start in goal against Oral Roberts. Watson played in all 90 minutes last weekend when Tech defeated No. 25 Denver, 2-1, in its lone exhibition match of the preseason. She played in two matches last season after redshirting the 2012 season.

STRAHAN GOES FROM FRESHMAN WALK-ON TO SENIOR CAPTAINWhen Paige Strahan began preseason practice as a freshman in 2011, she was a walk-on out of Odessa Permian High School who was looking to not just make the team but instead earn a starting spot right away. Strahan, a relatively unknown at the time, earned that start in the 2011 season opener against Rice. Since then, she has been a regular on the field for the Red Raiders, totaling 12 goals and seven assists during that span. Her efforts were rewarded prior to this season as she and fellow senior Jaelene Hinkle were elected captains, a high honor for a Red Raider playing under Tom Stone.

NARVAIZ RETURNS FROM KNEE INJURYLubbock native Taylor Narvaiz will return to the field this fall after missing the entire 2013 season due to a preseason knee injury. Narvaiz, who redshirted the 2013 season, will have two years of eligibility remaining. She combined to play 36 matches while making 18 starts during the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

TEXAS TECH, WEST VIRGINIA SELECTED TO APPEAR ON NSCAATVTexas Tech’s match at West Virginia on Oct. 10 was selected this summer to appear on NSCAATV.com, mark-ing one of just five women’s contests nationally to be selected by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and the only one to feature a pair of Big 12 programs. This is the third time in the past four seasons where the NSCAA has selected a Texas Tech match for its television schedule. The Red Raiders previously faced Oklahoma State during both the 2011 and 2012 seasons as the NSCAA Game of the Week.

RED RAIDERS WELCOME NINE NEWCOMERS TO 2014 ROSTERTexas Tech welcomed nine newcomers to its roster this fall, another talented recruiting class from Tom Stone, who has landed several of the nation’s top recruits in recent years. The class of newcomers features eight freshmen and one transfer in Makenzie Kahan, who arrives at Tech as a junior following two seasons at Okla-homa State. Several freshmen are expected to contribute right away, notably Sara Summers, a native of University Park, Texas, who was a consistent scoring threat during preseason practices. The true freshmen class also includes goalkeepers Carissa Christensen and Marissa Torres, forwards Natalie Schmutz and Alex Marmureanu, midfielder Haleigh Fancher as well as defenders Rebekah O’Brien and Cassie Conarty.

TEXAS TECH IN THE TOP-25DATE NSCAA SA TDS RPIPreseason 17 22 15 -Aug. 26 16 12 14 -Sept. 2 10 8 10 -Sept. 9 7 7 8 -Sept. 16 6 7 7Sept. 23Sept. 30Oct. 7Oct. 14Oct. 21Oct. 28Nov. 4

MISCELLANEOUS RANKING RECORDS:Consecutive weeks in top-25 ........................................15 Highest Ranking (NSCAA) ...................No. 6 (Sept. 16)*Highest Ranking (Soccer America) ...No. 7 (Sept. 16)*Highest Ranking (Top Drawer) ..........No. 7 (Sept. 16)** indicates most recent


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DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE OVERALL CONF ATT. GOALS SCORED Aug 24, 2014 ORAL ROBERTS W 5-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1811 McCullough, Meagan (unassisted) [#0] Beckie, Janine (Murphy, Alli) Devine, Hannah (Murphy, Alli) Heap, Caity (Murphy, Alli) Conarty, Cassie (Murphy, Alli)Aug 29, 2014 at #11 Notre Dame W 2-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 2603 Devine, Hannah (Hinkle, Jaelene) [#0] Beckie, Janine (unassisted)Aug 31, 2014 vs Eastern Michigan W OT 2-1 3-0-0 0-0-0 0 Rohmer, Briana (unassisted) [#0] Strahan, Paige (McCullough, Meagan)Sep 05, 2014 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 3-1 4-0-0 0-0-0 802 Devine, Hannah (Murphy, Alli) [#0] Devine, Hannah (Murphy, Alli) Murphy, Alli (Beckie, Janine)Sep 07, 2014 PORTLAND STATE W O2 1-0 5-0-0 0-0-0 630 Devine, Hannah (Murphy, Alli) [#0] Sep 12, 2014 at #11 California W O2 1-0 6-0-0 0-0-0 0 Beckie, Janine (Murphy, Alli) [#0] Sep 14, 2014 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W 2-0 7-0-0 0-0-0 824 Beckie, Janine (Murphy, Alli) [#0] Strahan, Paige (McCullough, Meagan)

2014 RESULTS

TEAM RECORD W-L-TOverall: 7-0-0Conference: 0-0-0Home: 4-0-0Away: 2-0-0Neutral: 1-0-0Overtime: 3-0-0

ATTENDANCE DATES TOTAL AVERAGETotal: 7 6670 953Home: 4 4067 1017Away: 2 2603 1302Neutral: 1 0 0


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## PLAYER GP-GS MIN G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG FOUL8 Murphy, Alli 7-7 523 1 9 11 10 .100 2 .200 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 09 Devine, Hannah 7-7 639 5 0 10 14 .357 8 .571 1-0 2 0-0 2 1 0 112 Beckie, Janine 7-7 505 4 1 9 38 .105 16 .421 0-0 3 0-0 2 1 0 024 Strahan, Paige 7-7 556 2 0 4 16 .125 8 .500 0-0 1 0-0 0 1 0 014 McCullough, Meagan 7-5 535 1 2 4 3 .333 1 .333 0-0 1 0-0 1 0 0 010 Heap, Caity 7-7 497 1 0 2 20 .050 5 .250 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 011 Rohmer, Briana 7-5 325 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 120 Conarty, Cassie 7-1 249 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 015 Hinkle, Jaelene 7-7 587 0 1 1 7 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 023 Crabtree, Maddy 7-1 330 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 029 Dapaah, Jade 7-7 591 0 0 0 6 .000 4 .667 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 05 Inman, Erin 7-1 321 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 025 Summers, Sara 5-0 98 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 04 Schmutz, Natalie 2-0 22 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 033 Schunk, Hattie 1-0 9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 027 Pirkey, Kendyl 1-0 7 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 026 Casey, Ashley 4-0 34 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 022 O’Brien, Rebekah 4-1 63 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 021 Hale, Bethany 2-0 25 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 019 Narvaiz, Taylor 5-1 119 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 016 Jenkins, Bridgett 7-6 546 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 013 Sorrells, Stephanie 3-0 36 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 07 Marmureanu, Alex 3-0 32 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 06 Jacobs, Alyssa 1-0 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 03 Fancher, Haleigh 2-0 10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Total 7 7333 16 13 45 140 .114 54 .386 2-0 7 0-0 5 3 0 2 Opponents 7 - 3 2 8 62 .048 22 .355 7-0 0 0-0 2 0 0 0

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

2014 GOALKEEPER STATISTICS## PLAYER GP-GS MINUTES GA GAAVG SAVES SAVE% W L T SHUTOUTS SHOTS FACED 0 Watson, Lauren 7-7 670:34 3 0.40 19 .864 7 0 0 4/0 62 Total 7 670:34 3 0.40 19 .864 7 0 0 4 62 Opponents 7 670:34 16 2.15 38 .704 0 7 0 0 138

2014 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSGOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Tech 5 8 1 2 16Opponents 3 0 0 0 3

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Tech 59 69 8 4 140Opponents 27 28 4 3 62

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Tech 6 11 1 1 19Opponents 18 19 1 0 38

CORNER KICKS BY PRIODD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Tech 19 26 1 2 48Opponents 7 6 2 0 15

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalTexas Tech 31 38 1 3 73Opponents 30 42 2 3 77


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POINTS ....................... 14 ........... vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 9 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)GOALS......................... 5 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 3 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)ASSISTS....................... 4 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 3 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)SHOTS ........................ 31 ........... vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)...................................... 28 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)SHOTS ON GOAL .... 12 ........... vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)...................................... 11 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)SAVES .......................... 7 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)....................................... 4 ................... at California (Sep 12)CORNER KICKS ........ 13 ....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 8 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)....................................... 8 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)FOULS ........................ 13 ............ at Notre Dame (Aug 29)...................................... 12 ............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)

Opponent - MATCH HIGHSPOINTS ........................ 3 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 3 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)GOALS......................... 1 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 1 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 1 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)ASSISTS....................... 1 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 1 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)SHOTS ........................ 19 .................. at California (Sep 12)...................................... 13 ............ at Notre Dame (Aug 29)SHOTS ON GOAL ..... 8 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)....................................... 4 ................... at California (Sep 12)SAVES ......................... 10 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)....................................... 7 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)CORNER KICKS ......... 5 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)....................................... 4 ................... at California (Sep 12)....................................... 4 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)FOULS ........................ 16 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)...................................... 14 .................. at California (Sep 12)

POINTS ........................ 3 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 3 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)GOALS......................... 1 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 1 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 1 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)ASSISTS....................... 1 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)....................................... 1 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)SHOTS ........................ 19 .................. at California (Sep 12)...................................... 13 ............ at Notre Dame (Aug 29)SHOTS ON GOAL ..... 8 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)....................................... 4 ................... at California (Sep 12)SAVES ......................... 10 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)....................................... 7 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)CORNER KICKS ......... 5 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)....................................... 4 ................... at California (Sep 12)....................................... 4 .............. vs E. Michigan (Aug 31)FOULS ........................ 16 ........ vs Portland State (Sep 07)...................................... 14 .................. at California (Sep 12)

Opponent - MATCH LOWSPOINTS ........................ 0 ....................................... Four timesGOALS......................... 0 ....................................... Four timesASSISTS....................... 0 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 0 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 0 ......... vs Portland State (Sep 07)....................................... 0 ................... at California (Sep 12)....................................... 0 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)SHOTS ......................... 2 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 2 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)SHOTS ON GOAL ..... 0 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)....................................... 2 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 2 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)SAVES .......................... 2 ................... at California (Sep 12)....................................... 4 ............. at Notre Dame (Aug 29)CORNER KICKS ......... 0 ............ vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)....................................... 0 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 0 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)FOULS ......................... 7 .....vs Sam Houston St. (Sep 05)....................................... 8 ... vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)

POINTS ....................................................................................... 4 .......................Murphy, Alli vs Sam Houston State (Sep 05)...................................................................................................... 4 ...............Devine, Hannah vs Sam Houston State (Sep 05)...................................................................................................... 4 ................................... Murphy, Alli vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)GOALS........................................................................................ 2 ...............Devine, Hannah vs Sam Houston State (Sep 05)ASSISTS...................................................................................... 4 ................................... Murphy, Alli vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)...................................................................................................... 2 .......................Murphy, Alli vs Sam Houston State (Sep 05)SHOTS ........................................................................................ 9 ............................ Beckie, Janine vs Portland State (Sep 07)...................................................................................................... 8 ......................................Beckie, Janine at California (Sep 12)SHOTS ON GOAL .................................................................... 4 ............................ Beckie, Janine vs Portland State (Sep 07)...................................................................................................... 3 ...................... Beckie, Janine vs Abilene Christian (Sep 14)...................................................................................................... 3 ........................ Devine, Hannah vs Portland State (Sep 07)...................................................................................................... 3 ..................... Strahan, Paige vs Eastern Michigan (Aug 31)...................................................................................................... 3 ............................... Beckie, Janine vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)...................................................................................................... 3 .....................................Heap, Caity vs Oral Roberts (Aug 24)SAVES ......................................................................................... 7 ............................. Watson, Lauren at Notre Dame (Aug 29)...................................................................................................... 4 ................................... Watson, Lauren at California (Sep 12)

TEXAS TECH RECORD WHEN...Overall ............................................................................. 7-0-0Big 12 ............................................................................... 0-0-0Non-Conference .......................................................... 7-0-0at John Walker Soccer Complex ............................. 4-0-0on the Road ................................................................... 2-0-0at a Neutral Site ............................................................ 1-0-0Night matches .............................................................. 4-0-0Day matches .................................................................. 3-0-0on Friday evenings ...................................................... 3-0-0on Friday evenings at home .................................... 1-0-0on Friday evenings on the road ............................. 2-0-0on Friday evenings at neutral site ......................... 0-0-0on Sundays .................................................................... 4-0-0on Sundays at home ................................................... 3-0-0on Sundays on the road ............................................ 0-0-0on Sundays at a neutral site..................................... 1-0-0

August ............................................................................. 3-0-0September ..................................................................... 4-0-0October ........................................................................... 0-0-0November ...................................................................... 0-0-0

Wearing Red Uniforms .............................................. 2-0-0Wearing Black Uniforms ............................................ 1-0-0Wearing Gray Uniforms ............................................. 1-0-0Wearing Lone Star Pride Uniforms (White) ........ 3-0-0

Against Top-25 Teams ................................................ 2-0-0Against Top-15 Teams ................................................ 2-0-0Against Top-10 Teams ................................................ 0-0-0Against Top-5 Teams .................................................. 0-0-0

Leading at Halftime .................................................... 2-0-0Tied at Halftime ............................................................ 3-0-0Trailing at Halftime ..................................................... 2-0-0

In Overtime matches .................................................. 1-0-0In Double-Overtime matches ................................. 2-0-0Forced to Penalty Kicks (postseason only) ......... 0-0-0

Scoring no goals .......................................................... 0-0-0Scoring only one goal ................................................ 2-0-0Scoring two or fewer goals ...................................... 3-0-0Scoring three or fewer goals ................................... 1-0-0Scoring four or more goals ...................................... 1-0-0

Allowing no goals........................................................ 4-0-0Allowing only one goal ............................................. 3-0-0Allowing two goals ..................................................... 0-0-0Allowing three goals .................................................. 0-0-0Allowing four or more goals .................................... 0-0-0

Attempting More Shots ............................................ 5-0-0Attempting Fewer Shots ........................................... 2-0-0Tied for Total Shots ..................................................... 0-0-0Attempting More Corner Kicks ............................... 5-0-0Attempting Fewer Corner Kicks ............................. 2-0-0Tied for Corner Kicks .................................................. 0-0-0Recording More Saves ............................................... 2-0-0Recording Fewer Saves ............................................. 5-0-0Tied for Saves ................................................................ 0-0-0

2014 MATCH LOWS2014 MATCH HIGHS

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ATTENDANCE RECORDS

Each fall, the John Walker Soccer Complex is home to one of the top collegiate soccer atmospheres in the country. Since it’s opening in 2008, Red Raider fans have packed the complex on Friday evenings, creat-ing one of the most unique home-field advantages nationally.

Texas Tech has ranked among the national leaders in attendance each of the past four seasons, averag-ing roughly 1,000 fans per game during that span.

DATE OPPONENT ATTENDANCEOct. 14, 2011 Kansas 2,288Oct. 7, 2011 Texas A&M 2,176Aug. 24, 2014 ORAL ROBERTS 1,811Nov. 1, 2013 Texas 1,782Nov. 10, 2012 North Texas* 1,738Oct. 16, 2009 Oklahoma State 1,728Oct. 4, 2013 TCU 1,692Oct. 1, 2010 Colorado 1,643Aug. 25, 2013 Colorado State 1,584Sept. 10, 2010 North Texas 1,558Oct. 15, 2010 Kansas 1,462Oct. 5, 2012 #25 Baylor 1,426Sept. 23, 2011 Missouri 1,426Aug. 20, 2010 TCU 1,356Aug. 22, 2010 Texas State 1,285Aug. 26, 2011 Mississippi 1,275Oct. 2, 2009 Baylor 1,256Aug. 21, 2011 New Mexico State 1,252Oct. 26, 2012 Oklahoma State 1,244Oct. 16, 2011 Texas 1,232Aug. 19, 2011 Rice 1,215Aug. 31, 2012 Nevada 1,189Oct. 24, 2010 Missouri 1,138Nov. 15, 2013 Minnesota* 1,123Aug. 17, 2012 Idaho 1,117Sept. 18, 2009 Alabama 1,048

BOLD indicates 2014 matches* NCAA Championship matches

THE LAST TIME TEXAS TECH...Defeated a ranked opponent________________________________ at No. 11 California, 1-0 (Sept. 12, 2014)Defeated a ranked opponent at home _______________________vs. No. 9 West Virginia, 2-0 (Oct. 27, 2013)Defeated a ranked opponent on the road _____________________ at No. 11 California, 1-0 (Sept. 12, 2014)Defeated a ranked opponent at a neutral site ____________________________________ Never Happened

Defeated an opponent in overtime ___________________________ at No. 11 California, 1-0 (Sept. 12, 2014)Defeated an opponent in double overtime ____________________ at No. 11 California, 1-0 (Sept. 12, 2014)Lost to an opponent in overtime _____________________________________ vs. Hofstra, 1-2 (Sept. 9, 2011)Lost to an opponent in double overtime _____________________ at No. 7 Florida State, 2-3 (Nov. 16, 2012)Ended a match in a tie __________________________________________vs. Texas A&M, 2-2 (Nov. 22, 2013)Ended a match in a scoreless tie __________________________________________at Baylor (Oct. 13, 2013)Ended a match in penalty kicks ______________________________________ vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 22, 2013)

Shut out an opponent ____________________________________ vs. Abilene Christian, 2-0 (Sept. 14, 2014)Shut out an opponent at home _____________________________ vs. Abilene Christian, 2-0 (Sept. 14, 2014)Shut out an opponent on the road ___________________________ at No. 11 California, 1-0 (Sept. 12, 2014)Shut out an opponent at a neutral site ___________________________________ vs. TCU, 1-0 (Nov. 6, 2013)Shut out by an opponent ____________________________________ vs. Oklahoma State, 0-1 (Nov. 8, 2013)Shut out by an opponent at home _________________________________ vs. Texas A&M, 0-2 (Oct. 7, 2012)Shut out by an opponent on the road __________________________________ at Baylor, 0-0 (Oct. 13, 2013)Shut out by an opponent at a neutral site ______________________ vs. Oklahoma State, 0-1 (Nov. 8, 2013)

Scored 4 or more goals _______________________________________ vs. Oral Roberts, 5-0 (Aug. 24, 2014)Scored 5 or more goals _______________________________________ vs. Oral Roberts, 5-0 (Aug. 24, 2014)Scored 6 or more goals ___________________________________ vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 8-0 (Oct. 6, 2013)Scored 7 or more goals ___________________________________ vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 8-0 (Oct. 6, 2013)Scored 8 or more goals ___________________________________ vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 8-0 (Oct. 6, 2013)Scored 9 or more goals ___________________________________ vs. Prairie View A&M, 10-0 (Sept. 8, 2006)Scored 10 goals in a game _________________________________ vs. Prairie View A&M, 10-0 (Sept. 8, 2006)

Allowed 5 or more goals __________________________________________ vs. Nebraska, 4-5 (Oct. 3, 2010)Allowed 6 or more goals ___________________________________ at No. 14 Texas A&M, 0-7 (Oct. 23, 2005)Allowed 7 or more goals ___________________________________ at No. 14 Texas A&M, 0-7 (Oct. 23, 2005)Allowed 8 or more goals ________________________________________ at Texas A&M, 0-8 (Oct. 10, 2003)Allowed 9 or more goals _________________________________________ vs. Nebraska, 1-10 (Nov. 3, 1999)Allowed 10 goals _______________________________________________ vs. Nebraska, 1-10 (Nov. 3, 1999)

Won five-consecutive matches _____________________________________ 7 wins (Aug. 22, 2014-Present)Won seven-consecutive matches ___________________________________ 7 wins (Aug. 22, 2014-Present)Lost five-consecutive matches ____________________________________ 16 losses (Sept. 2-Oct. 30, 2005)

THE LAST TIME A RED RAIDER...Scored two goals in a match ___________________2, Hannah Devine vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 5, 2014)Scored three goals in a match (hat trick) __________________ 3, Jessica Fuston vs. Montana (Aug. 26, 2012)Recorded three points in a match ____ 4, Hannah Devine, Alli Murphy vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 5, 2014)Recorded four points in a match _____ 4, Hannah Devine, Alli Murphy vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 5, 2014)Recorded five points in a match ________________________ 6, Jessica Fuston vs. Montana (Aug. 26, 2012)Recorded six points in a match _________________________ 6, Jessica Fuston vs. Montana (Aug. 26, 2012)Scored a goal in three-consecutive matches ______________4, Janine Beckie (Nov. 15, 2013-Aug. 29, 2014)Scored a goal in five-consecutive matches ________________________ 5, Paige Strahan (Sept. 16-30, 2012)Recorded two or more assists in a match ____________ 2, Alli Murphy vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 5, 2014)Recorded three or more assists in a match ________________4, Alli Murphy vs. Oral Roberts (Aug. 24, 2014)Recorded four assists in a match ________________________4, Alli Murphy vs. Oral Roberts (Aug. 24, 2014)Collected eight or more saves in match ________________ 10, Victoria Esson vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 22, 2013)Collected nine or more saves in match _________________ 10, Victoria Esson vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 22, 2013)Collected 10 or more saves in match ___________________ 10, Victoria Esson vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 22, 2013)Collected 11 or more saves in match _____________________ 12, Megan Knauss vs. Missouri (Oct. 16, 2005)Goalkeeper recorded three consecutive shutouts ________________ 5, Victoria Esson (Oct. 13-Nov. 6, 2013)Goalkeeper recorded five consecutive shutouts _________________ 5, Victoria Esson (Oct. 13-Nov. 6, 2013)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEJanine Beckie juh-NEEN BECK-eeCarissa Christensen kuh-RIS-ahCassie Conarty con-NUR-teeMaddy Crabtree Crab-TREEJade Dapaah duh-PAWHannah Devine duh-VINECaity Heap KATE-ee heepJaelene Hinkle JAY-leen HINK-ullAlex Marmureanu MAR-mur-ran-nuTaylor Narvaiz nar-VIE-izKendyl Pirkey KEN-dull PER-keeBriana Rohmer bree-AH-nuh ROE-merAlex Romanelli roe-muh-NELL-eeHattie Schunk ShunkStephanie Sorrells sore-ELLS


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POINTS1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) .........................................1082. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ...................................... 783. Janine Beckie (2012-Present) .......................... 704. Amy Rustein (1995-98) ........................................... 635. Jessica Fuston (2010-13) ........................................ 596. Brittney Harrison (2006-09) .................................. 577. Taylor Lytle (2008-11) ............................................. 558. Dawn Ward (2009-12) ............................................. 539. Amaris Smith (1996-97) ......................................... 4610. Julie Clement (1994-97) ......................................... 44 Approaching: Paige Strahan (2011-Present) .............................. 35 Alli Murphy (2012-Present) ................................... 30

GOALS1. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) ........................................... 412. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ...................................... 30 Janine Beckie (2012-Present) .......................... 303. Amy Rustein (1995-98) ........................................... 284. Jessica Fuston (2010-13) ........................................ 276. Dawn Ward (2009-12) ............................................. 24 Brittney Harrison (2006-09) .................................. 248. Carrie Graham (1999-01) ....................................... 189. Julie Clement (1994-96) ......................................... 15 Melanie Brosnahan (2000-01) ............................ 1511. Taylor Lytle (2008-11) ............................................. 14 Jennifer Benat (1995-98) ....................................... 14 Paige Strahan (2011-Present) .............................. 14

ASSISTS1. Taylor Lytle (2008-11) ............................................. 27 2. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) ........................................... 263. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ...................................... 184. Jaelene Hinkle (2011-Present)......................... 16 Alli Murphy (2012-Present) .............................. 166. Julie Clement (1994-97) ......................................... 147. Jennifer Benat (1995-98) ....................................... 11 Kerri Campbell (2000-03) ...................................... 119. Jessica Disabella (2010-13) ................................... 1010. Lindsay Thompson (1997-00) .................................9 Brittney Harrison (2006-09) .....................................9 Conner Williams (2009-13).......................................9 Janine Beckie (2012-Present) .............................9 Approaching: Paige Strahan (2011-Present) .................................7

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Janine Beckie (2012-Present) .......................... 132. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ...................................... 11 Jessica Fuston (2010-13) ........................................ 114. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) ........................................... 10 Brittney Harrison (2006-09) .................................. 106. Paige Strahan (2011-Present) ............................77. Dawn Ward (2009-12) ................................................6 Taylor Lytle (2008-11) ................................................69. Amy Rutsein (1995-98) ..............................................5 Carrie Graham (1999-01) ..........................................5 Zhaleh Rezaie (2006-09) ...........................................5 Jessica Disabella (2010-13) ......................................5 Approaching: Hannah Devine (2012-Present) ..............................4 Alli Murphy (2012-Present) ......................................3

SHOT ATTEMPTS1 Taylor Lytle (2008-11) ...........................................2502. Kristy Frantz (1996-99) .........................................2483. Janine Beckie (2012-Present) ........................ 2474. Zhaleh Rezaie (2006-09) ......................................1725. Kristi Patterson (1994-96) ....................................1696. Jessica Fuston (2010-13) ......................................1637. Carre Graham (1999-01) ......................................1588. Jennifer Hamm (1998-99) ...................................1369. Julie Clement (1994-97) .......................................13410. Priscilla Esquivel (2004-07) .................................133 Brittney Harrison (2006-09) ................................133

CAREER SAVES1. Brittney Peese (1998-01) .....................................3292. Tina Rincon (2004-08)...........................................3053. Megan Knauss (2002-05) .....................................2664. Victoria Esson (2011-13) ......................................2135. Beth Lippert (2003-05) .........................................1756. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) ................................1417 Lizzie Pruitt (1996) ................................................... 978. Colleen Pitts (2006-10) ........................................... 899. Kellie McCallister (1997-99) .................................. 8210. Erin Wikelius (2009-10, 2012) ............................... 80

CAREER SHUTOUTS1. Victoria Esson (2011-13) ........................................ 291. Tina Rincon (2004-08)............................................. 132. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) .................................. 113. Brittney Peese (1998-01) ....................................10.54. Colleen Pitts (2006-10) ..............................................96. Lizzie Pruitt (1996-97) ................................................67. Erin Wikelius (2009-10, 2012) ..................................4 Lauren Watson (2013-Present) ..........................4

CAREER GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE(Must have 600 career total minutes)1. Victoria Esson (2011-13) .....................................0.762. Melissa Keys (1994) ..............................................0.913. Colleen Pitts (2006-10) ........................................1.204. Stephanie Carter (1994-95) ...............................1.515. Tina Rincon (2004-08)..........................................1.67 Erin Wikelius (2009-10, 2012) ............................1.677. Lizzie Pruitt (1996-97) ..........................................1.838. Kellie McCallister (1997-99) ...............................2.119. Brittney Peese (1998-01) ....................................2.5610. Megan Knauss (2002-05) ....................................2.97

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POINTS1. Kristy Frantz (1996) ............................................... 442. Janine Beckie (2012) ............................................. 33 Kristy Frantz (1997) ............................................... 334. Amy Rutstein (1998) ............................................. 28 Janine Beckie (2013) ............................................. 286. Kristi Patterson (1994) .......................................... 27 Amaris Smith (1996) ............................................. 27 Dawn Ward (2009) ................................................. 279. Kristi Patterson (1995) .......................................... 24 Jessica Fuston (2010 ............................................. 2411. Jennifer Benat (1995) ........................................... 23

GOALS1. Kristy Frantz (1996) ............................................... 182. Janine Beckie (2012) ............................................. 14 Kristy Frantz (1997) ............................................... 144. Amy Rutstein (1998) ............................................. 13 Dawn Ward (2009) ................................................. 136. Janine Beckie (2013) ............................................. 127. Kristi Patterson (1996) .......................................... 11 Amaris Smith (1996) ............................................. 11 Jessica Fuston (2010) ............................................ 1110. Kristi Patterson (1995) .......................................... 10 Amy Rutstein (1995) ............................................. 10

ASSISTS1. Taylor Lytle (2009) ................................................. 112. Kristi Patterson (1994) .............................................9 Kristy Frantz (1998) ..................................................9 Alli Murphy (2014) .............................................95. Kristy Frantz (1996) ..................................................8 Taylor Lytle (2008) ....................................................87. Jennifer Benat (1995) ..............................................78. Shannon Brooks (1995) ..........................................6 Lauren Yelinek (2008) ..............................................6 Conner Williams (2009) ...........................................6 Jessica Disabella (2010) ..........................................6 Jaelene Hinkle (2013) ..............................................6

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Janine Beckie (2012) ................................................5 Janine Beckie (2013) ................................................5 Paige Strahan (2012) ...............................................5 Kristi Patterson (1995) .............................................5 Kristi Frantz (1996)....................................................56. Kristi Patterson (1996) .............................................4 Amy Rutstein (1998) ................................................4 Carrie Graham (1999) ..............................................4 Brittney Harrison (2009) .........................................4 Jessica Fuston (2010) ...............................................411. Jessica Fuston (2011) ...............................................3 Zhaleh Rezaie (2007) ...............................................3 Brittney Harrison (2008) .........................................3 Dawn Ward (2009) ....................................................3 Janine Beckie (2014) .........................................3

SHUTOUTS1. Victoria Esson (2013) ............................................ 152. Stephanie Carter (1995) .........................................83. Victoria Esson (2011) ...............................................7 Victoria Esson (2012) ...............................................75. Colleen Pitts (2010) ..................................................66. Tina Rincon (2007) ....................................................5 Tina Rincon (2008) ....................................................5 Brittney Peese (1999) ..............................................5 Lizzie Pruitt (1996) ....................................................510. Brittney Peese (1998) ..............................................4 Melissa Keys (1994) ..................................................4 Erin Wikelius (2010) ..................................................4

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS1. Colleen Pitts (2010) ..................................................5 Victoria Esson (2013) ...............................................53. Victoria Esson (2013) ...............................................44. Victoria Esson (2011) ...............................................3 Melissa Keys (1994) ..................................................3 Lauren Watson (2014) .......................................36. Several Tied .................................................................2

SHOT ATTEMPTS1. Janine Beckie (2012) ...........................................1222. Taylor Lytle (2009) ................................................. 913. Janine Beckie (2013) ............................................. 874. Jennifer Hamm (1999) ......................................... 785. Zhaleh Rezaie (2007) ............................................ 736. Kristy Frantz (1996) ............................................... 727. Carrie Graham (2000) ........................................... 698. Kristy Frantz (1997) ............................................... 679. Kristi Patterson (1995) .......................................... 6510. Taylor Lytle (2011) ................................................. 63 Carrie Graha (1999) ............................................... 63 Taylor Lytle (2008) ................................................. 63

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE(Must have 300 total minutes over season)1. Victoria Esson (2013) .........................................0.402. Gabby Kaufman (2011) .....................................0.863. Victoria Esson (2011) .........................................0.894. Melissa Keys (1994) ............................................0.915. Victoria Esson (2012) .........................................1.026. Colleen Pitts (2010) ............................................1.107. Colleen Pitts (2009) ............................................1.228. Stephanie Carter (1994) ...................................1.339. Erin Wikelius (2010) ............................................1.4610. Tina Rincon (2006) ..............................................1.48 Tina Rincon (2008) ..............................................1.48

SAVES1. Stephanie Carter (1995) ....................................1412. Brittney Peese (2001) .........................................1043. Lizzie Pruitt (1996) ................................................. 974. Tina Rincon (2007) ................................................. 965. Megan Knauss (2003) ........................................... 936. Victoria Esson (2012) ............................................ 88 Tina Rincon (2008) ................................................. 888. Tina Rincon (2006) ................................................. 869. Brittney Peese (2000) ........................................... 84 Megan Knauss (2005) ........................................... 8411. Brittney Peese (1999) ........................................... 76

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NO. NAME HT. POS. CLASS-EX. HOMETOWN / H.S. / PREVIOUS SCHOOL 0 Lauren Watson 5-10 GK So-1L The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands 00 Carissa Christensen 5-8 GK Fr-HS Alta Loma, Calif. / Los Onos 1 Marissa Torres 5-8 GK Fr-HS Amarillo, Texas / Tascosa 3 Haleigh Fancher 5-7 F/MF Fr-HS Columbia, Mo. / Rockbridge 4 Natalie Schmutz 5-2 F Fr-HS Flower Mound, Texas / Marcus 5 Erin Inman 5-6 MF Sr-3L Austin, Texas / McNeil 6 Alyssa Jacobs 5-2 D So-1L San Antonio, Texas / Tom C. Clark 7 Alex Marmureanu 5-9 F Fr-HS Los Angeles, Calif. / Marymount 8 Alli Murphy 5-2 MF Jr-2L Plano, Texas / Plano 9 Hannah Devine 5-7 MF Jr-2L Georgetown, Texas / Home School 10 Caity Heap 5-4 F Jr-2L McKinney, Texas / McKinney Boyd 11 Briana Rohmer 5-8 F/MF Jr-2L Fort Worth, Texas / Fossil Ridge 12 Janine Beckie 5-8 F Jr-2L Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian 13 Stephanie Sorrells 5-9 MF/F So-1L Hurst, Texas / Birdville 14 Meagan McCullough 5-5 D So-1L Garland, Texas / Rowlett 15 Jaelene Hinkle 5-4 D Sr-3L Denver, Colo. / Valor Christian 16 Bridgett Jenkins 5-7 D Sr-3L Keller, Texas / Keller 17 Makenzie Kahan 5-4 MF Jr-TR Houston, Texas / Clear Brook / Oklahoma State 18 Alex Romanelli 5-8 D Sr-1L Southlake, Texas / Carroll / Nicholls State 19 Taylor Narvaiz 5-9 D Sr-3L Lubbock, Texas / Monterey 20 Cassie Conarty 5-11 MF/D Fr-HS Allen, Texas / Lovejoy 21 Bethany Hale 5-5 D Jr-2L Iowa Park, Texas / Iowa Park 22 Rebekah O’Brien 5-6 D/MF Fr-HS Spring, Texas / Home School 23 Maddy Crabtree 5-5 F So-1L Greenville, Texas / Greenville 24 Paige Strahan 5-2 MF/F Sr-3L Odessa, Texas / Permian 25 Sara Summers 5-7 F Fr-HS Highland Park, Texas / Highland Park 26 Ashley Casey 5-5 F Jr-2L Allen, Texas / Allen 27 Kendyl Pirkey 5-1 MF/F So-1L Wylie, Texas / Rockwall 28 Marissa Lipar 5-9 D Fr-RS The Woodlands, Texas / The Woodlands 29 Jade Dapaah 5-9 D Jr-1L Bedford, Texas / Grapevine 33 Hattie Schunk 5-7 D Fr-RS Albuquerque, N.M. / La Cueva

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Tom Stone (8th Season)Associate Head Coach: Todd Shulenberger (2nd Season)Assistant Coach: Gibbs Keeton (6th Season)Volunteer Assistant: Bri Young (2nd Season)Strength and Conditioning: Katie MungerAthletic Trainer: Laura Schnettgoecke

NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. 12 Janine Beckie F 26 Ashley Casey F 00 Carissa Christensen GK 20 Cassie Conarty D 23 Maddy Crabtree F 29 Jade Dapaah D 9 Hannah Devine MF 3 Haleigh Fancher F/MF 21 Bethany Hale D 10 Caity Heap MF/F 15 Jaelene Hinkle D 5 Erin Inman MF 6 Alyssa Jacobs D 16 Bridgett Jenkins D 17 Makenzie Kahan MF 28 Marissa Lipar D 7 Alex Marmureanu F 14 Meagan McCullough D 8 Alli Murphy MF 19 Taylor Narvaiz D 22 Rebekah O’Brien D/MF 27 Kendyl Pirkey MF 11 Briana Rohmer F 18 Alex Romanelli D 4 Natalie Schmutz F 33 Hattie Schunk D 13 Stephanie Sorrells MF 24 Paige Strahan MF 25 Sara Summers F 1 Marissa Torres GK 0 Lauren Watson GK

BY POSITIONGoalkeeper - 3 Christensen, Torres, Watson

Forwards - 8 Beckie, Casey, Crabtree, Heap, Marmureanu, Rohmer, Schmutz, Summers

Midfielders - 12Conarty, Devine, Fancher, Heap, Inman, Kahan, Mur-phy, O’Brien, Pirkey, Rohmer Sorrells, Strahan

Defenders - 12Conarty, Dapaah, Hale, Hinkle, Jacobs, Jenkins, Lipar, McCullough, Narvaiz, O’Brien, Romanelli, Schunk

BY HOME STATECalifornia - 2Christensen, Marmureanu

Colorado - 2Beckie, Hinkle

New Mexico - 1Schunk

Missouri - 1Fancher

Texas - 25Casey, Conarty, Crabtree, Dapaah, Devine, Hale, Heap, Inman, Jacobs, Jenkins, Kahan, Lipar, Mc-Cullough, Murphy, Narvaiz, O’Brien, Pirkey, Rohmer, Romanelli, Schmutz, Sorrells, Strahan, Summers, Tor-res, Watson

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BY CLASSIFICATIONSenior - 5Hinkle, Inman, Jenkins, Romanelli, Strahan

Junior - 10Beckie, Casey, Dapaah, Devine, Hale, Heap, Kahan, Murphy, Narvaiz, Rohmer

Sophomore - 6Crabtree, Jacobs, McCullough, Pirkey, Sorrells, Wat-son

Freshmen - 10Christensen, Conarty, Fancher, Lipar, Marmureanu, O’Brien, Schmutz, Schunk, Summers, Torres


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0Lauren Watson5-10 • GK • SO-1LThe Woodlands, Texas

00Carissa Christensen5-8 • GK • FR-HSAlta Loma, Calif.

1Marissa Torres5-8 • GK • FR-HSAmarillo, Texas

3Haleigh Fancher5-7 • F/MF • FR-HSColumbia, Mo.

4Natalie Schmutz5-2 • F • FR-HSFlower Mound, Texas

5Erin Inman5-6 • MF • SR-3LAustin, Texas

6Alyssa Jacobs5-2 • D • SO-1LSan Antonio, Texas

7Alex Marmureanu5-9 • F • FR-HSLos Angeles, Calif.

8Alli Murphy5-2 • MF • JR-2LPlano, Texas

9Hannah Devine5-7 • MF • Jr-2LGeorgetown, Texas

10Caity Heap5-4 • F • JR-2LMcKinney, Texas

11Briana Rohmer5-8 • F/MF • JR-2LFort Worth, Texas

12Janine Beckie5-8 • F • JR-2LHighlands Ranch, Colo.

13Stephanie Sorrells5-9 • MF/F • SO-1LHurst, Texas

14Meagan McCullough5-5 • D • SO-1LGarland, Texas

15Jaelene Hinkle5-4 • D • SR-3LDenver, Colo.

16Bridgett Jenkins5-7 • D • SR-3LKeller, Texas

17Makenzie Kahan5-4 • MF • JR-TRHouston, Texas

18Alex Romanelli5-8 • D • SR-1LSouthlake, Texas

19Taylor Narvaiz5-9 • D • JR-2LLubbock, Texas

20Cassie Conarty5-11 • MF/D • FR-HSAllen, Texas

21Bethany Hale5-5 • D • JR-2LIowa Park, Texas

22Rebekah O’Brien5-6 • D • FR-HSSpring, Texas

23Maddy Crabtree5-5 • F • SO-1LGreenville, Texas

24Paige Strahan5-2 • MF/F • SR-3LOdessa, Texas

25Sara Summers5-7 • F • FR-HSHighland Park, Texas

26Ashley Casey5-5 • F • JR-2LAllen, Texas

27Kendyl Pirkey5-1 • MF/F • SO-1LWylie, Texas

28Marissa Lipar5-9 • D • FR-RSThe Woodlands, Texas

29Jade Dapaah5-9 • D • JR-1LBedford, Texas

33Hattie Schunk5-7 • D • FR-RSAlbuquerque, N.M.

HCTom StoneHead CoachEighth Season

ACTodd ShulenbergerAssociate Head CoachSecond Season

ACGibbs KeetonAssistant CoachSixth Season

VCBri YoungVolunteer Asst. CoachSecond Season

SCKatie MungerStrength / Conditioning Eleventh Season

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