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Macalester All-Time vs. MIAC & 2009 non-conference foes (since 1989)

Single Season Goals 1) Jenny Scanlon - 1992 ..............21 2) Annie Borton - 2004 ................20 3) Tawni Epperson - 1998 ............19 4) Holly Harris - 1999 ...................17 Nikki Epperson - 1992 .............17 6) Jenny Scanlon - 1991 ..............16 Jenny Scanlon - 1993 ..............16 Jenny Scanlon - 1994 ..............16 Nikki Epperson - 1993 .............16 Holly Harris - 1998 ...................16 Emily Bardwell - 2009 ..............16

Career Goals1) Jenny Scanlon ’95 ................... 692) Annie Borton ’07 ...................... 523) Nikki Epperson ’96 ...................49 Holly Harris ’00 .........................495) Tawni Epperson ’99 ..................466) Brook Epperson ’98 ..................337) Grace King ’09 ..........................30 Kate Ryan Reiling ’00 ...............309) Corie Curtis ’91 .........................2910) Karen Moen ’87 ......................2711) Joanna Diebel ’87 ...................24 Katie Stephens ’03 ................ 24

THE RECORD BOOK

Action photos: Christopher Mitchell

Date Opponent TimeSept. 1 at St. Scholastica 3:00Sept. 5 Loras (Iowa) 1:00Sept. 10 Nebraska Wesleyan 6:30Sept. 12 at Wisconsin–River Falls 3:00Sept. 15 Concordia–Moorhead* 3:00Sept. 18 at Wartburg (Iowa) 1:00Sept. 19 at Luther (Iowa) 2:00Sept. 24 Augsburg* 7:30Sept. 28 at Carleton* 5:00Oct. 1 at Bethel* 4:00Oct. 6 St. Catherine* 7:30Oct. 9 at St. Mary’s* 1:00Oct. 13 at Gustavus Adolphus* 4:00Oct. 15 St. Olaf* 7:30Oct. 19 Wisconsin–Eau Claire 7:30Oct. 24 St. Thomas* 7:30Oct. 27 St. Benedict* 7:30Oct. 30 at Hamline* 11:00 a.m.Nov. 3–6 MIAC Playoffs tbd

* MIAC match Home matches in bold

Individual Records

Most Points–Season 52 Jenny Scanlon 1992

Most Points–Career 170 Jenny Scanlon ’95

Most Goalkeeping Shutouts–Season 16 Anna Bacho 1999

Most Goalkeeping Shutouts–Career 44 Anna Bacho ’00

Team RecordsMost Wins 21........................................1998

Best Record 20-0-2 (.955) .......................2005

Consecutive Wins 13........................................2005

Consecutive Games Without a Loss 43..................................2004–06

Consecutive Shutouts 10........................... 1996 & 1997

Goals Game 13 vs. Hamline ...................1994

Goals Season 77........................................1996

Macalester vs.Augsburg .............................. 18-2-4Bethel .................................... 16-0-1Carleton ....................................19-5Concordia ............................. 19-6-1Gustavus ............................... 16-4-4Hamline .....................................19-0St. Benedict .......................... 11-7-4St. Catherine ........................... 7-1-1St. Mary’s .............................. 14-4-3St. Ola ................................... 19-1-1St. Thomas ............................ 16-3-5Luther ...................................... 6-0-1St. Scholastica ............................5-1Wartburg ................................. 1-1-1Loras ...........................................1-0UW–Eau Claire ........................ 8-4-1UW–River Falls ...........................9-0Nebraska Wesleyan ....................0-0

MaCalEsTER COllEgE2010 WOMEn’s sOCCER sCHEDulE

2010 WOMEn’s sOCCER ROsTER

1998 Tawni Epperson

MaCalEsTER sOCCER HOnORs

1986 Joanna Diebel Karen Moen1987 Karen Moen Renee Ledin1988 Corie Curtis1989 Corie Curtis Jessie Ebertz1990 Corie Curtis Jessie Ebertz Heather Craig1991 Jenny Scanlon Beth Weber1992 Nikki Epperson Paige Fitzgerald Jenny Scanlon Beth Weber1993 Nikki Epperson Jennie Haire Jenny Scanlon1994 Nikki Epperson Jennie Haire Jenny Scanlon

1995 Brook Epperson Nikki Epperson Jennie Haire Jennifer Opdyke1996 Brook Epperson Eva Farkas Mandy Brettingen1997 Brook Epperson Kate Ryan Reiling Mandy Brettingen Ellen Dully1998 Ellen Dully Tawni Epperson Holly Harris Kate Ryan Reiling1999 Kate Ryan Reiling Holly Harris Carly Androff Anna Bacho2000 Amanda Cue Kristine Lamm Lisa Bauer Katie Stephens2001 Lisa Bauer Katie Stephens Margot Kane

2002 Lisa Bauer Meghan Leahey2003 Lisa Bauer Annie Borton Alice Hacker Sarah Marsh2004 Annie Borton Erin Hoople Meghan Leahey Cara Goff Sarah Marsh2005 Louisa Bigelow Annie Borton Cara Goff Megan Leahey Katie Pastorius 2006 Annie Borton Anne Kintop Grace King2007 Grace King Liz Hormann2008 Jenny Lee Maddie Mette2009 Emily Bardwell Maddy Cochrane Maddie Mette

All-America1986 Karen Moen 1987 Karen Moen1988 Corie Curtis1989 Corie Curtis1990 Corie Curtis1992 Jenny Scanlon1993 Jenny Scanlon1994 Jenny Scanlon1995 Nikki Epperson Jennie Haire1996 Brook Epperson Eva Farkas1997 Brook Epperson Kate Ryan Reiling1998 Tawni Epperson Kate Ryan Reiling1999 Kate Ryan Reiling Holly Harris2000 Amanda Cue2001 Lisa Bauer2002 Lisa Bauer2003 Lisa Bauer2004 Erin Hoople Annie Borton2005 Annie Borton 2006 Annie Borton2007 Grace King2009 Maddie Mette

MIAC Player of the Year1992 Jenny Scanlon1994 Jenny Scanlon1995 Jennie Haire1997 Brook Epperson1998 Tawni Epperson1999 Kate Ryan Reiling2005 Annie Borton2007 Grace King

All-Conference

NCAA Division III Player of the Year

Head Coach Kate Ryan Reiling ’00

Kate Ryan Reiling, captain of Macalester’s 1998 national champi-onship squad, has returned to her alma mater as the new head women’s soccer coach. A three-time All-America midfielder, Ryan Reiling led Macalester to the NCAA Division III championship as a junior, and in her senior campaign was selected MIAC Player of the Year as the Scots fin-ished runner-up in the NCAA playoffs. A two-time team captain, she was selected as the Final Four Offensive Player of the Tournament in ’98. She is ranked No. 7 on the program’s all-time goal scoring list with 30 and during her four seasons as a Scot helped the team go 76–9–3 overall, winning three conference champion-ships with perfect 10–0 records.

“I am excited to work for an institu-tion that was instrumental in my own personal development,” Ryan Reiling says. “My experiences as both a coach and student-athlete at Macalester have only deepened my commitment to the Macalester community.”

Since graduating from Macalester in 2000 with a degree in political science, Ryan Reiling has been involved in soccer in a number of ways, including three years as John Leaney’s assistant coach and as assistant coach at what is now St. Catherine University. She holds an MBA from Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

Name Yr. Pos. Hometown/High SchoolEmily Bardwell Sr. F Denver, Colo./EastOlivia Belote Sr. F Wheat Ridge, Colo./LakewoodBonnie Bentson Fy. MF Minneapolis, Minn./SouthwestHannah Boston So. MF Mill Valley, Calif./TamalpaisEmma Brainerd Fy. MF/D Littleton, Colo./ArapahoeHannah Carretero So. MF Rockville, Md./Chevy ChaseGeorgia Cloepfil Fy. F Portland, Ore./LincolnMartha Coe * Sr. MF Grand Haven, Mich./Grand HavenErica DeJong So. D Woodinville, Wash./Eastside CatholicJordan Eckstein Sr. F Northampton, Mass./NorthamptonRosie Glenn-Finer So. GK San Francisco, Calif./Lick WilmerdingMachal Gradoz Jr. MF Longmont, Colo./NiwotWilla Grefe Fy. MF Staunton, Va./Robert E. LeeLauryn Gutierrez * Sr. MF Hickory, N.C./St. Stephen’sEmily Hall Sr. F Seattle, Wash./RooseveltKate Hamilton So. D Altadena, Calif./PolytechnicTaylor Helfand So. F Corvallis, Ore./CorvallisClaire Henkel So. D Lexington, Ky./Bryan StationRose Holdorf * Sr. F Corvallis, Ore./Crescent ValleyAnne Huber Fy. MF/D Bloomington, Minn./Benilde-St. Margaret’sRachel Huck So. D Oak Park, Ill./Oak Park-River ForestEmily Humphreys So. MF Eau Claire, Wis./MemorialSaskia Ilcsin Fy. GK Beaverton, Ore./Oregon EpiscopalAllison Kappeyne Jr. GK Pacific Palisades, Calif./Palisades CharterLandy Kus Jr. MF Memphis, Tenn./Lausanne CollegiateJacqueline Kutvirt Sr. MF Albuquerque, N.M./Sandia Preparatory SchoolMaria Langholz Fy. GK Ashland, Wis./AshlandKat Lenhart So. D Fairview, N.C./A.C. ReynoldsRachel Lochner So. D Eagan, Minn./VisitationJenna Machado Jr. D Boulder, Colo./FairviewClare MacMillen So. MF Sturgeon Bay, Wis./SevastopolAlyssa Markle So. MF Berwyn, Pa./ConestagaErica Martinez Jr. MF Denver, Colo./George WashingtonAnna Mellgren Fy. MF/D Shoreview, Minn./Minnehaha AcademyLucy Miner Jr. MF Seattle, Wash./BallardMaggie Molter Fy. MF Cedarburg, Wis./CedarburgAnna Padilla So. D Lafayette, Colo./Pike to PikeEllen Palmquist Fy. GK Fort Collins, Colo./PoudreMegan Schwartz Fy. MF Meadville, Pa./MaplewoodDanielle Scott Fy. MF Ripon, Wis./RiponIzzi Speer Fy. F/MF Madison, Wis./WestSophie Trede So. D Jamaica Plain, Mass./Boston U. AcademyTressa Versteeg Sr. GK Pella, Iowa./PellaMatea Wasend Jr. MF Denver, Colo./George WashingtonClara Younge Jr. D Highland Park, N.J./Highland Park

Head Coach Kate Ryan Reiling Assistant Coaches: Jemma Perkins, Julie Eibensteiner, Jay Miller* Captains

MaCalEsTER COllEgE

• Locatedinafriendlyresidentialneighborhoodon 53greenacresintheheartoftwoofAmerica’ssafest, mostvibrantcities• Enrollment:1,971• Academicmajors:38• U.S.statesrepresentedbyMacstudents:49,plusD.C.• CountriesrepresentedbyMacstudents:93• PercentofU.S.studentswhoarestudentsofcolor:21• PercentofU.S.andinternationalfacultyofcolor:20• Percentofstudentswhoarecitizensofanothercountry:18

THE TWin CiTiEs Of sT. Paul anD MinnEaPOlis

•Hometofiveprofessionalsportsteamsincluding theVikings,Twins,Timberwolves,Wild,andLynx•949lakes,40,000acresofparkland,58theaters, 30museums,51nightclubs•Hometomorethan20collegesanduniversities•Averagenumberofsunnydayseachyear:250•HometotheMallofAmerica,thelargestenclosed mallinthecountry•MoregolferspercapitathananyothercityinAmerica•HeadquartersofFortune500companiesincluding3M,Target, BestBuy,GeneralMills,U.S.Bancorp,XcelEnergy,Ecolab, AmeripriseFinancial,TheTravelersCompanies, LandO’Lakes,Supervalu,Medtronic,andmore

lEOnaRD CEnTER aTHlETiC anD WEllnEss COMPlEx

Thenew$45millionLeonardCenterprovidesstate-of-the-artfacilities:

• Fieldhousewith200-metertrackandmultipurpose courtsfortennis,basketball,andvolleyball• Gymnasiumwithseatingfor1,200spectators• 9,000-sq.ft.fitnesscenterwithfreeweights, cardio,andcircuit-trainingequipment• Trainingroomwithtreatmentareaandhydrotherapy roomwiththreewhirlpools• 10-laneswimmingpool,25yd.x25m• Tworacquetball/squashcourts• Outdoors:tenniscourts,newbaseballand softballfields,newtrackandfootballfield

Photo: Leonard Center

MaCalEsTER sCOTs

NatioNal ChampioNs

1998

NCaa RuNNeRs-up

1999

miaC ChampioNs

19921997199819992000200120042005

NCaa playoff appeaRaNCes

1989 1990 1992 1995 1996 1997 1998

1999200020032004200520062009

MaC QuiCK faCTs

Location St.Paul,Minn.Nickname ScotsColors Blue&OrangeConference Minnesota IntercollegiateAffiliation NCAADivisionIIIPresident BrianRosenbergAthleticDirector KimChandlerAssociateA.D. VanessaSeljeskog

sOCCER infORMaTiOn

HeadCoach KateRyanReilingYearatSchool 1stCoaches’Phone (651)696-6671Email reiling@macalester.eduSoccerFax (651)696-6328Stadium MacalesterStadiumCapacity 4,000Surface FieldTurf

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