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2011 EOU SOCCER NOTEBOOK

WEEK 2: NORTHWEST NAZARENE AND WHITMAN

EASTERNOREGON

BARRETT HENDERSON, ASST. AD, MEDIA RELATIONSONE UNIVERSITY BLVD.LA GRANDE, ORE. 97850O: 541.962.3946 C: 541.805.5687 F: [email protected] EOUSPORTS.COM

2011 SCHEDULE0-0, 0-0 CASCADEAUGUST (0-0)21 COLUMBIA BASIN # L, 1-223 Carroll College L, 1-1025 Great Falls W, 6-2

SEPTEMBER (0-0)1 Northwest Nazarene 3 p.m.4 Whitman 2:30 p.m.11 TRINITY LUTHERAN 1 p.m.14 NORTH IDAHO # 2 p.m.24 Trinity Lutheran 6 p.m.

OCTOBER (0-0)1 College of Idaho * 2 p.m.8 Warner Pacifi c * 11 a.m.10 Concordia * 1 p.m.15 NORTHWEST * 11 a.m.17 EVERGREEN STATE * 2 p.m.22 Oregon Tech * 7 p.m.24 Southern Oregon * 2 p.m.29 CORBAN * 11 a.m.31 NW CHRISTIAN * 2 p.m.

All dates and times are Pacifi cHOME MATCHES played at EOU Soccer Field

* Cascade Conference match# Non-counting contest

2011 EOU SOCCER NOTEBOOK 1-1, 0-0 CASCADE

COMING UP:NORTHWEST NAZARENE AND WHITMAN

Matches 3: Eastern Oregon (1-1, 0-0 CCC) at Northwest Nazarene and WhitmanWhen: Th ursday and Sunday, Sept. 1 and 4Where: Nampa, Idaho and Walla Walla, Wash.Live Stats: Not AvailableSeries: EOU is 2-9-1 vs. Northwest Nazarene and 0-4 vs. Whitman.

COLLINS NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK Eastern Oregon University women’s soccer student-athlete, Rachael Collins, was named the Cascade Collegiate Conference Red Lion Off ensive Player of the Week Monday. Collins becomes the fi rst women’s soccer Mountaineer in program history to win the Red Lion Player of the Week award. Th e senior receives the award aft er recording her fi rst collegiate hat trick. Collins scored three times last Th ursday in a 6-2 win at the University of Great Falls. Th e Boise, Idaho native cur-rently leads the conference in scoring.

SOCCER SLIDES IN AT SEVEN Th e Eastern Oregon University soccer team was tabbed seventh in the Cascade Collegiate Conference preseason poll. Th e Mountaineers received 41 points in the 2011 preseason coaches’ poll. EOU was seventh in the 2010 poll with 47 points, before fi nishing with a 4-8-1 record overall and a 4-5 conference record. Concordia was followed by Corban, last year’s conference runner-up, which totaled 86 points. Th e Warriors were followed by College of Idaho (75), Southern Oregon (68), Northwest (56), Oregon Tech (48), Eastern Oregon (41), Northwest Christian (35), Warner Pacifi c (26), and Ever-green (15).

UPCOMING PROMOTIONS SCHEDULEAug. 18 - Columbia Basin Meet the Mountaineers Day (Get autographs from players)Sept. 11 - Trinity Lutheran High School and Youth DayOct. 15 - Northwest Homecoming and Break Attendance RecordOct. 29 - Corban Halloween Kick or Treat Dress-Up

EASTERN ADDS NINE TO ROSTER Th e Eastern Oregon University women’s soccer team signed nine recruits for the 2011 season recently. Th e Mountaineers welcome Emily Fadenrecht, Addison Guevara, Sarah Hunter, Kelli Jones, Kiah Jones, Quincy Moore, Lexi Olivo, Allie Ukich, and Brandi Zaragoza to the program beginning next season. Fadenrecht, an incoming 5’6” junior, will be transferring from Clackamas Community College. Th e Portland, Ore. native was an NWAACC All-Star while at Clackamas. She helped lead the Cougars to the NWAACC championships and a 14-0-0 record in league play in 2010. CCC was a NWAACC quarterfi nalist in 2009.

QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................ La Grande, Ore.Founded ............................................................... 1929Enrollment .......................................................... 4,357Nickname ............................................. MountaineersColors .... Navy & Vegas Gold (Pant. 2745 and 583)Court .................................. Quinn Coliseum (1,400)Conference .................................. Cascade CollegiateFirst Soccer Season ............................ 2001 (10 years)President ............................................. Dr. Bob DaviesAthletic Director ..................................... Rob CashellFaculty Representative .......... Dr. Peter Diff enderferAthletics Website ................... www.EOUSports.comMain Athletic Dept. Phone ………… 541.962.3497

2011 Starters Returning/Lost ................................ 9/22010 Record ......................................................... 4-8-12010 Cascade Record/Finish ........................ 4-5/ 7th2010 High Ranking ................................................ NRHighest Ranking Ever ............................................ NRBest Season Ever ....................................... 11-6 (2006)All-Time Record ................................ 46-114-5 (.279)All-Time Cascade Record .................. 37-70-3 (.336)All-Time Postseason Record ............................. 16-26 CCC tournament ...........… 1 appearance (0-1) ‘06 National tournament ................. 0 appearances

Keith Scarlett, Second Year (5-9-1, 4-5 CCC) .... HCTennly Paul-Bowden .............................................. ACKami Hernandez .................................................... GARussell Yap ............................................................... AT

Phone ………….......………………… 541.962.3946Fax ……………...….……………..….. 541.962.3577Ast. Ath. Dir., Media Relations .. Barrett Henderson Offi ce phone ………...…..… 541.962.3946 Cell phone ………..…....….. 541.805.5687 E-mail ………......... [email protected] Media Relations Asst ......... Chantal SchefersMailing Address …….... Eastern Oregon University……………….....………….… One University Blvd.……………….....……..…….. La Grande, OR 97850

All requests for soccer interviews and credentials should be directed to Barrett Henderson in the EOU Sports Information offi ce. To arrange interviews or request credentials, call 541-805-5687 or e-mail [email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. All interviews are prohib-ited from confl icting with classes, practice sessions, meetings or medical treatments.

SOCCER FACTS

COACHING STAFF

SPORTS INFORMATION

MEDIA REQUESTS

WEEK 2 - NORTHWEST NAZARENE AND WHITMANMON AUG 29

PracticeLa Grande

TUE AUG 30Practice

La Grande

WED AUG 31Practice

La Grande

THU SEPT 1Travel

La Grande - NampaMatchNNU

4 p.m. MT

FRI SEPT 2Practice

La Grande

SAT SEPT 3Practice

La Grande

SUN SEPT 4Travel

La Grande - Walla Walla

MatchWhitman2:30 p.m.

EASTERN OREGON NOTEWORTHY• Th e Mountaineers win at Great Falls was their fi rst non-conference win since Sept. 13, 2008.• EOU has won in only two of its 10 trips to Northwest Nazarene.• Eastern Oregon’s last win in Nampa over NNU was a 3-1 decision on Sept. 5, 2008.• Eastern and NNU have met in each of the Mountaineers 10 seasons.• Th e Mountaineers have never beat Whitman in the four meetings between the schools.• Th e Missionaries have outscored EOU 30-3 in the four all-time meetings.• Whitman’s 5-1 win last year in La Grande was the fi rst time the teams met since 2003.• Rachael Collins was the fi rst Mountaineer to ever be named a Red Lion Conference POW.• Chantal Schefers is currently fourth on the all-time wins list in the net for Eastern Oregon, nine behind the leader, Sarah Androlewicz.• If EOU sweeps the week, then Keith Scarlett will have reached seven wins faster than any other coach in the program’s history.



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THE LAST TIME EOU ...Won by 4+ goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2Won by 5+ goals 10/10/2009 NW Christian W, 7-1Won by 6+ goals 10/10/2009 NW Christian W, 7-1Lost by 4+ goals 10/23/2010 at Corban L, 1-5Allowed 4+ goals 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10Allowed 5+ goals 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10Played a Top 25 team 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10Lost Conf. Game at home 10/30/2010 College of Idaho L, 1-2Home Win 10/16/2010 Oregon Tech W, 1-0Home Loss 10/30/2010 College of Idaho L, 1-2Away Win 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2Away Loss 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10OT Win 9/25/2009 Northwest W, 3-2OT Loss: Conf. Win 10/22/2010 NW Christian W, 3-0Conf. Loss 10/30/2010 College of Idaho L, 1-2Non-Conf. Win 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2Non-Conf. Loss 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10TEAM-SITUATIONALWin When Trailing Win When Trailing by 2 goals Win When Trailing at halft imeWin When Trailing Aft er 60th min Loss When Leading 10/30/2010 COI (led at the 79th min) L, 1-2Loss When Leading by 2 goals Loss When Leading at halft ime 10/9/2010 at NU (led 1-0 at halft ime) L, 2-3Loss When Leading Aft er 60th min 10/30/2010 COI (led at the 79th min) L, 1-2GOALS SCORED0 goals 10/15/2010 Southern Oregon L, 0-3at least 1 goal 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2at least 2 goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2at least 3 goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2at least 4 goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2at least 5 goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-2at least 6 goals 8/25/2011 Great Falls W, 6-27+ goals 10/10/2009 Northwest Christian W, 7-1 GOALS ALLOWEDShutout 10/22/2010 at Northwest Christian W, 3-0at least 1 goal 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10at least 2 goal 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10at least 3 goal 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-104+ goals 8/23/2011 at Carroll L, 1-10

THE LAST TIME AN EOU PLAYER ...Scored 2+ goals 8/25/11 UGF W, 6-2 Rachael Collins 3 goalsScored 3+ goals 8/25/11 UGF W, 6-2 Rachael Collins 3 goalsHad 2+assists 9/15/2007 NU W, 3-0 Lori Wilson 2 assistsHad 3+assists 9/11/2004 COI Kristen Rice 3 assists

EASTERN OREGON MOUNTAINEERS 4-8-1, 4-5 CCCW L T GS GA A SOG SV1 1 0 7 13 9 94 69Goals: Assists: Saves:Collins (3) Whitehurst (1) Schefers (13)

NORTHWEST NAZARENE CRUSADERS 0-0, 0-0 GNACW L T GS GA A SOG SV0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Goals: Assists: Saves:-- -- --

WHITMAN MISSIONARIES 0-0, 0-0 NWCW L T GS GA A SOG SV0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Goals: Assists: Saves:-- -- --



THE MOUNTAINEERS LAST TIME OUTMOUNTAINEERS GRAB WIN NUMBER ONEAug. 25, 2011

GREAT FALLS, Mont. – Th e Eastern Oregon University women’s soccer team cruised past the University of Great Falls for its fi rst win of the season Th ursday, 6-2.

Th e Mountaineers (1-1) were powered by a hat trick from Rachael Collins. Th e senior opened the scoring with a goal setup by an assist from Emily Fadenrecht. Shortly later, Fadenrecht fi nished off an as-sist from Kelli Jones for a goal of her own.

Great Falls would respond with back-to-back goals to even the score at 2-2. Th e high-scoring fi rst half continued with a goal from Erika Whitehurst, with a credited assist to Sarah Milne. Whitehurst would help complete the fi rst half scoring with an assist to Mauriana Gonzalez.

Eastern led 4-2 to open the second half, when Collins would score her fi nal two goals of the match. Her second goal was an unassisted eff ort into the back of net, while her third goal came from an assist from Jordann Whitehurst.

EOU had 13 shots in the game and put 10 on goal, while the Argos took 12 shots and

placed nine on the net. Eastern had seven corner kicks to Great Falls’ two.

Chantal Schefers played the entirety of the game in the net for Eastern. Th e senior made seven saves in the match. Sherry Blaisdell made four saves for UGF (0-2).

STANDINGS2010 FINAL REGULAR SEASON

TEAM CCC OVERALLSouthern Oregon 0-0-0 1-0-0Corban 0-0-0 2-1-0Eastern Oregon 0-0-0 1-1-0Concordia 0-0-0 1-2-0College of Idaho 0-0-0 0-0-0Warner Pacifi c 0-0-0 0-0-0Evergreen 0-0-0 0-1-0Oregon Tech 0-0-0 0-1-0Northwest 0-0-0 0-2-0Northwest Christian 0-0-0 0-2-0

THIS WEEK:WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31Southern Oregon at Point Loma Nazarene, 4 p.m.Northwest Christian at Simpson, 4 p.m.THURSDAY, SEPT. 1George Fox at Northwest, 2 p.m.Eastern Oregon at Northwest Nazarene, 4 p.m. MTEvergreen at Pacifi c, 5 p.m.Corban at Willamette, 7 p.m.FRIDAY, SEPT. 2Northwest Christian at Pacifi c, 7 p.m.Evergreen at Lewis and Clark, 7 p.m.SATURDAY, SEPT. 3Southern Oregon at Hope International, NoonNorthwest Nazarene at College of Idaho, 1 p.m. MTLinfi eld at Oregon Tech, 1 p.m.Concordia at Concordia-Irvine, 4:30 p.m.Northwest at Willamette, 5 p.m.Warner Pacifi c at Trinity Christian, 6 p.m.SUNDAY, SEPT. 4Eastern Oregon at Whitman, 2:30 p.m.

2011 MOUNTAINEER STARTERSDate Opponent GK F F F M M M D D D DA. 23 at Carroll College Schefers Swenson Lankert Danek Jones J. Whitehurst Gonzalez Milne Guevara Kuust Moore A. 25 at Great Falls Schefers Swenson Lankert Danek Jones Collins Gonzalez Milne Guevara Fadenrecht MooreS. 1 at Northwest NazareneS. 4 at WhitmanS. 11 Trinity LutheranS. 24 at Trinity LutheranO. 1 at College of IdahoO. 8 at Warner Pacifi cO. 10 at ConcordiaO. 15 NorthwestO. 17 Evergreen StateO. 22 at Oregon TechO. 24 at Southern OregonO. 29 CorbanO. 31 Northwest Christian

RECORD WHEN ...Playing at home 0-0Playing on the road 1-1On a neutral fl oor 0-0Playing on Monday 0-0Playing on Tuesday 0-1Playing on Wednesday 0-0Playing on Th ursday 0-1Playing on Friday 0-0Playing on Saturday 0-0Playing on Sunday 0-0Playing during the day 1-1Playing at night 0-0Playing in August 1-1Playing in September 0-0Playing in October 0-0Playing in November 0-0Scoring fi rst 1-0Opponent scores fi rst 0-1Held scoreless 0-0Ahead at the half 1-0Behind at the half 0-1Tied at the half 0-0Out-shooting opponents 1-0Being out-shot 0-1Tied in shots 0-0Taking more corner kicks 1-0Taking fewer corner kicks 0-1Tied in corner kicks 0-0Against Top-25 ranked opponents 0-1In Oregon 0-0Against Oregon Schools 0-0One-Goal Games 0-0Leading with 15’ left 1-0Trailing with 15’ left 0-1Tied with 15’ left 0-0Overtime 0-0Double Overtime 0-0Scoring 0 goals 0-0Scoring 1 goal 0-1Scoring 2 goals 0-0Scoring 3 goals 0-0Scoring 4+ goals 1-0Allowing 0 goals 0-0Allowing 1 goal 0-0Allowing 2 goals 1-0Allowing 3 goals 0-0Allowing 4+ goals 0-1



2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER

2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)00 Chantal Schefers GK 5-5 SR Soldotna, Alaska (Skyview HS) 1 Megan Brown GK 5-2 FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Shadow Ridge HS) 2 Amanda Swenson MF 5-2 SR Cheney, Wash. (Cheney HS/Spokane CC) 3 Senora Lankert MF/DEF 5-6 SO Las Vegas, Nev. (Del Sol HS) 5 Carolyn Danek DEF 5-3 SO Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) 7 Kelli Jones F 5-7 FR Boardman, Ore. (Riverside HS) 8 Jordann Whitehurst MF 5-4 SO Bend, Ore. (Bend HS) 9 Erika Whitehurst MF 5-4 SO Bend, Ore. (Bend HS) 10 Mauriana Gonzalez MF 5-10 SO Elko, Nev. (Elko HS) 11 Sarah Hunter DEF 5-4 FR Tacoma, Wash. (Stadium HS) 12 Katie Yarnell F 5-6 SO Trout Lake, Wash. (Columbia HS) 13 Lexi Olivo MF 5-3 FR El Cajon, Calif. (Granite Hills HS)14 Sarah Milne DEF 5-5 SR Port Orchard, Wash. (South Kitsap HS/Columbia Basin) 15 Ashlie Nation DEF 5-4 FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Arbor View HS) 16 Addison Guevara DEF 5-6 FR Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol HS) 17 Kendra Kuust MF 5-6 SR Dallas, Ore. (Dallas HS) 18 Rachael Collins F 5-1 SR Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS/Treasure Valley CC)20 Allie Ukich MF 5-2 JR Hayden Lake, Idaho (Coeur d’Alene HS/North Idaho)21 Michelle Mudder MF 6-0 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS) 22 Quincy Moore DEF 5-5 JR Moscow, Idaho (Moscow HS/North Idaho College) 23 Emily Fadenrecht F 5-10 JR Damascus, Ore. (Barlow HS/Clackamas CC)24 Kiah Jones MF 5-8 FR Boise, Idaho (Kuna HS/Boise State University) 26 Brandi Zaragoza GK 5-8 FR N. Las Vegas, Nev. (Legacy HS) 27 Kailey Moss GK 5-8 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS)

COACHES / SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach Keith Scarlett (second season), Ferrum, 1999Assistant Coach Tennly Paul-Bowden (fi rst season), EOU, 2009Graduate Assistant Coach Kami Hernandez (fi rst season), EOU, 2010Athletic Trainer Jon Hart, Oregon StateMedia Relations Barrett Henderson (third year), EOU, 2007

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE* Fadenrecht: fod-en-rick* Mauriana: more-re-on-ah* Guevara: gwear-vah* Kiah: kie-ah* Senora: sah-nore-ah* Milne: miln* Lexi Olivo: lex-e oh-live-oh* Ukich: uke-itch* Zaragoza: zare-ah-goze-ah

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)1 Megan Brown GK 5-2 FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Shadow Ridge HS) 18 Rachael Collins F 5-1 SR Boise, Idaho (Mountain View HS/Treasure Valley CC)5 Carolyn Danek DEF 5-3 SO Spokane, Wash. (Ferris HS) 23 Emily Fadenrecht F 5-10 JR Damascus, Ore. (Barlow HS/Clackamas CC)10 Mauriana Gonzalez MF 5-10 SO Elko, Nev. (Elko HS) 16 Addison Guevara DEF 5-6 FR Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol HS) 11 Sarah Hunter DEF 5-4 FR Tacoma, Wash. (Stadium HS) 7 Kelli Jones F 5-7 FR Boardman, Ore. (Riverside HS) 24 Kiah Jones MF 5-8 FR Boise, Idaho (Kuna HS/Boise State University) 17 Kendra Kuust MF 5-6 SR Dallas, Ore. (Dallas HS) 3 Senora Lankert MF/DEF 5-6 SO Las Vegas, Nev. (Del Sol HS) 14 Sarah Milne DEF 5-5 SR Port Orchard, Wash. (South Kitsap HS/Columbia Basin) 22 Quincy Moore DEF 5-5 JR Moscow, Idaho (Moscow HS/North Idaho College) 27 Kailey Moss GK 5-8 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS)21 Michelle Mudder MF 6-0 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS) 15 Ashlie Nation DEF 5-4 FR Las Vegas, Nev. (Arbor View HS) 13 Lexi Olivo MF 5-3 FR El Cajon, Calif. (Granite Hills HS)00 Chantal Schefers GK 5-5 SR Soldotna, Alaska (Skyview HS) 2 Amanda Swenson MF 5-2 SR Cheney, Wash. (Cheney HS/Spokane CC) 20 Allie Ukich MF 5-2 JR Hayden Lake, Idaho (Coeur d’Alene HS/North Idaho)9 Erika Whitehurst MF 5-4 SO Bend, Ore. (Bend HS) 8 Jordann Whitehurst MF 5-4 SO Bend, Ore. (Bend HS) 12 Katie Yarnell F 5-6 SO Trout Lake, Wash. (Columbia HS) 26 Brandi Zaragoza GK 5-8 FR N. Las Vegas, Nev. (Legacy HS)



KEITH SCARLETT• HEAD COACH• SECOND SEASON AS HEAD COACH (4-8-1)• PLAYED AT BETHEL, GREENVILLE, FERRUM • HOLDS USSF “A” and NSCAA ADVANCED LICENSESScarlett was a staff coach with the Ohio Premier Soccer Club in Dublin, Ohio. Th e Club is the 13th ranked girls’ soccer club in the United States. Scarlett holds both the USSF “A” and the NSCAA advanced National coaching licenses.

Scarlett comes to La Grande aft er bringing the Bishop Hartley High School girl’s soccer program to prominence in Ohio. He compiled a record of 75-26-17 at BHHS. Th ey were ranked in the state from 2005 to 2008, climbing as high as No. 7. Th e Hawks were ranked fi rst or second in every weekly rating in the Central District from 2005 to 2008.

Under Scarlett’s tenure at Bishop Hartley, 27 players were selected all-league, 14 were named all-district, four were named all-state, and one was selected the NSCAA High School all-region team. Scarlett emphasized work in the classroom as well watching fi ve of his teams receive OSCAA and NSCAA Team Academic Awards, four players named to the all-state academic team, two players named all-region academic team, and one named Academic All-American.

Th e Indianapolis native began a creative way for fans of the soccer program to follow the progress of the team. Scarlett created the “Boots-n-Flats” newsletter that was released monthly with updates on the team, upcoming events, and ways to pre-vent common soccer-related injuries. He sent 11 players on to play collegiately, with four going on to play at the NCAA Div. 1 level.

Prior to coming to Bishop Hartley in Columbus, Ohio in 2005, Scarlett guided the Plymouth State University (N.H.) women’s soccer team to success. During his four years with the Panthers, Scarlett amassed a 28-38-3 overall record, including a 13-13-2 mark in the Little East Conference. PSU’s best season under Scarlett was 2003, when the team fi nished 10-7-1 overall, 5-2 in conference play, and qualifi ed for the ECAC New England Tournament.

Scarlett has been coaching soccer the past 15 yearsat the collegiate, high school and club levels. He was the girls’ soccer coach at Salem (Va.) High School in 1999 and 2000, recording a 27-4-3 coaching mark and earned Coach of the Year honors. Scarlett has also coached successful club programs in Virginia and Ohio. His collegiate coaching career began at his alma mater, Ferrum College in Virginia, where he was an assistant in 2001. Scarlett received a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education

Scarlett has been involved with coaching a variety of club and prep teams since 1994 as well as working at camps and clinics throughout the Eastern United States. He played college soccer at three diff erent schools, Bethel College (Ind.) in 1992, Greenville College (Ill.) in 1994 and 1995, and Ferrum in 1999. Scarlett was a member of Ferrum’s fi rst winning season in program history, going 9-7-1. He was named Academic All-Confer-ence that season.

SCARLETT VS. OPPONENTS

Carroll College 0-1College of Idaho 0-1Concordia College 0-1Corban University 0-1Evergreen State College 1-0Northwest University 0-1Northwest Christian University 1-0Northwest Nazarene University 0-1Oregon Institute of Technology 1-0Southern Oregon University 0-1Trinity Lutheran College 0-0-1Univ. of Great Falls 1-0Warner Pacifi c College 1-0Westminster College 0-1Whitman College 0-1

SCARLETT’S ASSISTANTSTENNLY PAUL-BOWDEN• ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON

KAMI HERNANDEZ• ASSISTANT COACH, FIRST SEASON



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Chantal SchefersGoalkeeper

005-5 * Sr.

Soldotna, Alaska(Skyview)

Megan BrownGoalkeeper

15-2 * Fr.

Las Vegas, Nev.(Shadow Ridge)

Amanda SwensonMidfi elder

25-2 * Sr.

Cheney, Wash.(Cheney)

Senora LankertMidfi elder

35-6* So.

Las Vegas, Nev.(Del Sol)

Carolyn DanekDefender

55-3 * So.

Spokane, Wash.(Ferris)

Kelli JonesForward

75-7 * Fr.

Boardman, Ore.(Riverside)

Jordann WhitehurstMidfi elder

85-4 * So.

Bend, Ore.(Bend)

Erika WhitehurstMidfi elder

95-4 * So.

Bend, Ore.(Bend)

Mauriana GonzalezMidfi elder

105-10 * So.

Elko, Nev.(Elko)

Sarah HunterDefender

115-4 * Fr.

Tacoma, Wash.(Stadium)

Katie YarnellForward

125-6 * So.

Trout Lake, Wash.(Columbia)

Lexi OlivoMidfi elder

135-3 * Fr.

El Cajon, Calif.(Granite Hills)

Sarah MilneDefender

145-5 * Sr.

Port Orchard, Wash.(South Kitsap)

Ashlie NationDefender

155-4 * Fr.

Las Vegas, Nev.(Arbor View)

Addison GuevaraDefender

165-6 * Fr.

Chandler, Ariz.(Corona Del Sol)

Kendra KuustMidfi elder

175-6 * Sr.

Dallas, Ore.(Dallas)

Rachael CollinsForward

185-1 * Sr.

Boise, Idaho(Mountain View)

Allie UkichMidfi elder

205-2 * Jr.

Hayden Lake, Idaho(Coeur d’ Alene)

Michelle MudderMidfi elder

216-0 * So.

Springfi eld, Ore.(Th urston)

Quincy MooreDefender

225-5 * Jr.

Moscow, Idaho(Moscow)

Emily FadenrechtForward

235-10 * Jr.

Damascus, Ore.(Barlow)

Kiah JonesMidfi elder

245-8 * Fr.

Boise, Idaho(Kuna)

Brandi ZaragozaGoalkeeper

265-8 * Fr.

N. Las Vegas, Nev.(Legacy)

Kailey MossGoalkeeper

275-8 * So.

Springfi eld, Ore.(Th urston)

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