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Date (Day) Opponent Location TimeSept. 1 (Friday) Angelo State Commerce, Texas 5 p.m.Sept. 3 (Sunday) Texas A&M - Commerce Commerce, Texas 1:30 p.m.Sept. 7 (Thursday) Southwestern Weatherford, Okla. 4 p.m.Sept.9 (Saturday) OklahomaChristian EDMOND 1p.m.Sept.15 (Friday) NortheasternState EDMOND 4p.m.Sept. 17 (Sunday) Southwest Baptist Bolivar, MO. 1 p.m.Sept.22 (Friday) MissouriSouthern EDMOND 4p.m.Sept.24 (Sunday) SouthwestBaptist* EDMOND 1p.m.Sept. 29 (Friday) Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 6 p.m.Oct. 1 (Sunday) Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 1 p.m.Oct. 6 (Friday) Central Missouri* Warrensburg, MO. 4 p.m.Oct. 8 (Sunday) Lindenwood* St. Charles, MO. 1 p.m.Oct.13 (Friday) MissouriWestern* EDMOND 4p.m.Oct.15 (Sunday) NorthwestMissouri* EDMOND 1p.m.Oct.20 (Friday) Nebraska-Kearney* EDMOND 4p.m.Oct.22 (Sunday) FortHaysState* EDMOND 1p.m.Oct. 27 (Friday) Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 6 p.m.Oct. 29 (Sunday) Missouri Southern* Joplin, MO. Noon

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Table Of COnTenTs

General InfOrmaTIOn

2017 Schedule ...................................... I.F.C./Back CoverUCO Quick Facts ............................................................ 1Directory/Tom Thompson Field ..................................... 2

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Head Coach ................................................................4-5Assistant Coach ............................................................. 5Season Outlook ............................................................. 6

Players

Player Bios ................................................................8-18Roster .......................................................................... 19

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2016 Review ................................................................ 222016 Game Results/Statistics .................................22-232016 MIAA Standings .................................................. 24

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UCO Records .............................................................26-27All-Conference Players ................................................... 28All-Region Players .......................................................... 29All-Americans ................................................................ 29Letterwinners ................................................................ 30Season-by-Season Results ........................................31-32Series Records ............................................................... 33

abOuT uCOUniversity of Central Oklahoma .................................... 35President ....................................................................... 36Athletic Administration ............................................37-39About Edmond .............................................................. 40About Oklahoma City .................................................... 41The MIAA ................................................................... I.B.C.

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MailingAddress:100 North UniversityEdmond, Okla. 73034Founded:Dec. 24, 1890President:Dr. Don BetzAthleticDirector:Joe MullerAssistantAthleticDirector/Operations:Gunnar Poff AssistantAthleticDirector/Business: Britni BrannonAssistantAthleticDirector/Compliance:Darnell SmithAssistantAthleticDirector/Marketing: Brandon BakerComplianceMonitoring: Jeremy RogersHeadAthleticTrainer:Ed KabrickFacultyRepresentative:Trey ConeNationalAffiliation:NCAA Division IIConference:Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociationNickname:BronchosSchoolColors:Bronze and BlueEnrollment: 17,101

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HeadCoach:Mike CookYears,RecordatUCO: 19 years, 280-102-28Years,OverallRecord: 24 years, 368-124-29AssistantCoach: Amel Muhamedagic2016Record: 15-7-12016MIAARecord/Finish: 8-3 (2nd)LettermenReturning/Lost: 15/7StartersReturning/Lost:9/3

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FirstYearofSoccer: 1998All-timeRecord: 280-102-28ConferenceTitles: Six (2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)NCAADivisionIIPlayoffAppearances: 11 (2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016)NCAADivisionIIPlayoffRecord: 6-8-3

sChOOl nICkname “Bronchos” was the nickname selected for Central

Oklahoma in 1922 by Mrs. C.W. Wantland, wife of long-time UCO football coach C.W. Wantland. The name was chosen from a number of suggestions for the name of UCO’s football team and became the nickname for all athletic teams at the school.

Mrs. Wantland was made an honorary member of the Letterman’s Club as a result of selecting the nickname, becoming the first woman admitted to that organization.

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Bronze and blue were chosen as Central Oklahoma’s school colors in 1895 by school president Edmund Dan-dridge Murdaugh.

The first public display of the bronze and blue was in Guthrie when a student represented UCO in the first oratorical contest ever held in Oklahoma.

abOuT The COver

On the front cover of the 2017 UCO media guide is a soccer player donning the number 20 in honor of the 20th season of soccer at Central Oklahoma.

Cover design was done by UCO Director of Sports Media Relations, Chris Brannick.

PrOduCTIOn CredITs

The 2017 UCO soccer media guide was written, edited and designed by Brannick.

Photographs were provided by UCO Photographic Services.

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Central Oklahoma plays its home games at Tom Thompson Field, located just east of Ham-ilton Field House on campus.

The field is named for UCO graduate Tom Thompson, who donated funds to help start the soccer program in 1998, and it now ranks as one of the finest soccer facilities in NCAA Division II after undergoing a renovation five years ago.

UCO has enjoyed great suc-cess on its home field, entering the 2017 season with a glitter-ing 139-32-10 record in the facility, a winning percentage of .795. The Bronchos played their first home game on Sept. 13, 1998, beating St. Gregory’s 3-0, and went 7-1-1 at home last year.

UCO has also played 15 home games away from Tom Thompson Field, having gone 12-2 at Wantland Stadium and 0-1 at the Edmond Soccer Club Field. The Bronchos drew what was then an NCAA Division II-record 2,139 fans to Wantland Stadium in 2008 in a game against Dallas Baptist and went 8-2 while playing all 10 home games there in 2010.

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University of Central Oklahoma Switchboard ........................................................ (405) 974-2000Athletic Department Fax ........................................................................................ (405) 974-3820AthleticDirectorJoe Muller ([email protected]) ............................................................................. (405) 974-2500AssistantAthleticDirector/OperationsGunnar Poff ([email protected]) ................................................................................ (405) 974-2176HeadCoachMike Cook ([email protected]) ................................................................................ (405) 974-2136AssistantCoachAmel Muhamedagic ([email protected]) ................................................... (405) 974-2440HeadAthleticTrainerEd Kabrick ([email protected]) .............................................................................. (405) 974-2188MediaRelationsChris Brannick ([email protected]) ..................................................................... (405) 974-2142

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The COaChes

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mIke COOkMike Cook has been with the Central Oklahoma soccer program since its inception and has built the Bronchos into

a perennial NCAA Division II contender.The dean of the UCO coaching staff, Cook came to Edmond when the school started the program in 1998 and has

guided the Bronchos to an amazing 280-102-28 record over the past 19 years. He has a 23-year women’s record of 368-124-29, ranking among the Division II coaching leaders in all-time wins and winning percentage (73.4).

Mike has led UCO to 11 national playoff appearances since 2000, with the Bronchos winning six regular-season titles and five tournament crowns during their tenure in the Lone Star Conference. Cook earned LSC Coach of the Year accolades six times and was named Midwest Regional Coach of the Year twice.

He’s coached 98 All-Conference, 59 All-Region and seven All-America players during his highly-successful UCO tenure.UCO was 11-9 in its first year of varsity competition in 1998, then went 13-5-1 in 1999 while breaking into the Division II top 20 rank-

ings during the season.The Bronchos had a breakthrough season in 2000, finishing 20-3 in winning both the regular season and league tournament titles. UCO

made its first national playoff appearance, beating Mesa State before falling to eventual champion UC San Diego in the quarterfinals.UCO followed that with a 15-6 league runner-up campaign in 2001, then tied for the regular season conference crown and won the

LSC Tournament in 2002 before falling to Metropolitan State in the national tournament to finish 20-3.The Bronchos made a repeat national tournament appearance in 2003 in finishing 15-5-2, then went 13-6-2 and won the league title

in 2004.Cook led the Bronchos to a 16-3-2 record and second consecutive LSC crown in 2005, with UCO losing a shootout in the playoffs.It was more of the same in 2006 as the Bronchos captured a third straight regular-season league championship before falling in a

shootout in the national tournament to finish 18-3-1.UCO claimed a fourth consecutive LSC regular-season title and made its longest Division II playoff run in 2007, winning two games to

advance to the Sweet 16 before losing to St. Edward’s in the Midwest Regional finals to end a 19-5-1 campaign.The Bronchos had a lengthy league winning streak snapped in 2008 in having their four-year string of LSC titles ended and ended up

finished 13-6-3.UCO bounced back in 2009, finishing 14-6-3 and winning the LSC Tournament title in a shootout to earn a national tournament berth

before losing a shootout in the first round of the regional.The Bronchos went 11-8-1 in 2010 and started 0-3 in 2011 before winning a school-record 15 games in a row to qualify for the national

playoffs despite playing an independent schedule. UCO hosted one of the South Central Regional tournaments and received a first-round bye before dropping a tough 1-0 decision to Dallas Baptist in the second round.

Central joined the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in 2012 and Cook led the Bronchos to a runner-up finish and a second straight national tournament appearance. UCO won its first-round playoff game before falling 1-0 in the second round in fin-ishing the season 16-3-3.

The Bronchos went 9-10-2 during an injury-plagued 2013 season, pulling off two upsets in the MIAA Post-season Tournament to make the finals before losing in overtime.

UCO got back on track in 2014, returning to the national tournament and winning a first-round game en route to a 14-5-3 finish. The Bronchos went 12-5-3 and finished as MIAA runners-up in 2015.

Cook had his team back in the national playoffs last season, with UCO making it to the second round before being eliminated. The Bronchos went 15-7-1 and handed Central Missouri its lone regular season loss before falling to the Jennies in the MIAA Tournament finals and again in the national tournament.

Mike came to UCO after a highly-successful tenure at Southern Nazarene. He started his career as an assistant coach for the SNU men’s team from 1987-92 before taking over head coaching duties for both the men’s and women’s teams in 1993.

He had a combined record of 146-66-3 in five years at the helm of both programs, going 88-22-1 with the women and 58-44-2 with the men.

Cook directed the women’s team to a pair of Southwest Regional championships and took the 1995 and ‘96 teams to the NAIA National Championships, finishing third both years. He was a three-time District 9 and NAIA Southwest Regional Coach of the Year selection at SNU.

Cook also enjoyed great success as a player, both at SNU and in the professional ranks. He was a two-time All-District 9 and All-South-west Region performer for the Redskins and played nine years of professional soccer, getting inducted into the United Soccer Leagues Hall of Fame in 2006.

Mike, a native of Toronto, Canada, received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from SNU. Cook is married (Sandy) and has two children (Cody and Taylor).

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NoteablesHomeRecord: 144-34-9 (.796).AwayRecord: 97-49-11 (.656).Neutral-siteRecord: 27-14-5 (.652).OvertimeRecord: 21-12-25 (.569).LongestWinningStreak: 15, 2011.LongestUnbeatenStreak: 23, 2005-06 (21 wins, two ties).1stWin: UCO 2, USAO 0 (Sept. 9, 1998).100thWin: UCO 4, Emporia State 1 (Sept. 17, 2004).200thWin: UCO 4, Southwest Baptist 0 (Sept. 10, 2011)

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amel muhamedagiCAmel Muhamedagic is in his 11th year as top assistant coach at Central Oklahoma, coming to Bronchos after

three successful years as head coach at Mount Mercy University in Iowa.Muhamedagic has played a key role in keeping UCO among the NCAA Division II elite, having helped the

Bronchos compile an impressive 138-59-19 record over the last 10 seasons with six NCAA Division II national tournament appearances (2007, ‘09, ‘11, ‘12, ‘14 and ‘16).

Amel is involved in all facets of program including recruiting, on field training, academic progress, scouting and game preparation.

In 2007, Muhamedagic’ s first year with the program, he guided the back line and goalkeeper Carly Fisher to 13 shutouts while allowing one goal in going a perfect 10-0 and capturing the regular season Lone Star Confer-

ence title.In 2009, Muhamedagic coached goalkeeper Megan Riley and the back line to 13 shutouts and another LSC championship.In 2012, Muhamedagic helped guide the Bronchos to a runner-up finish in their first year of competition in the Mid-America Intercol-

legiate Athletics Association.In 2014, Amel led the way as the Bronchos register a school-record 15 shutouts in making another Division II national tournament

appearance.He has helped coach 35 All-Conference, 28 All-Region and three All-America players while with UCO.Muhamedagic came to UCO after three years at Mount Mercy University in Iowa. His 2005 team set a school record for wins.Amel led Waterloo (Iowa) High School in goals for three straight years and then played two years for Northern Iowa, earning both

bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UNI.Muhamedagic has been involved with Oklahoma Olympic Development Program and Region III Program.Muhamedagic is also involved with the Oklahoma Football Club, the largest soccer club in Oklahoma. He has served as staff coach for

the boys and girls since 2008, with his teams having won numerous state cups and qualified to regional tournaments.Muhamedagic holds Premier License from National Soccer Coaches Athletic Association (NSCAA highest distinction from this organiza-

tion), “A” license from United States Soccer Federation (USSF highest distinction from this organization), National Youth License (USSF), and National Goalkeeping License (NSCAA).

Amel, a native of Bosnia, is married (Cynthia) and has three daughters (Mia, Leila and Ella).

Cook at uCoYear W-L-T Pct. Highlights1998 11-9-0 .550 1999 13-5-1 .711 NCAA Division II top 202000 21-3-0 .875 LSC champions, NCAAs2001 15-6-0 .714 LSC runners-up2002 20-3-0 .870 LSC champions, NCAAs2003 15-5-2 .727 NCAA playoffs2004 13-6-2 .667 LSC champions2005 16-3-2 .809 LSC champions, NCAAs2006 18-3-1 .857 LSC champions, NCAAs2007 19-5-1 .780 LSC champions, Sweet 162008 13-6-3 .6592009 14-6-3 .674 LSC Tournament champs2010 11-8-1 .5712011 15-4-0 .789 NCAA playoffs2012 16-3-3 .795 NCAA playoffs2013 9-10-2 .4762014 14-5-3 .705 NCAA playoffs2015 12-5-3 .6752016 15-7-1 .674 NCAA playoffsTotals 280-102-28 .717

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Central Oklahoma enters the 2017 season ready to continue the powering style of play that led it to a return trip to the NCAA Tournament last season.

Mike Cook enters his 20th season – the 20th season of soccer at Central – with 280 wins and one of the deepest rosters he’s had in his tenure here.

He averages 14 wins pers season and last year won 15, with its final win coming in the team’s 11th trip to the NCAA Tournament.

UCO returns 5 of 7 All-MIAA performers from a season ago too, lending some early momentum to the team.

“Every year is great to get the season going,” Cook said. “We’ve got a great crop of returning players that have gotten a lot of experience the last couple of years. We’ve also got a good group of incoming freshman that we know can come in right away and compete for playing time and definitely add some extra punch to our team this year.”

“Our seniors, there are only two of them, what we’re looking for from them besides obviously on the field success, is leadership. That’s a big role in a successful team. And our juniors can help with that. They’ve been here for a few years now and know what to expect both on and off the field and can really help with the leadership.”

Here is a complete position-by-position breakdown of the 2017 Central Oklahoma Bronchos.

fOrwardKatieKillion is the leader of the pack when it comes to the

front of the potent, high-octane Broncho attack.Killion earned MIAA Freshman of the Year in 2015, and a

second First Team selection as a sophomore a season ago. She scored 12 goals last season, following the 10 she scored as a freshman.

Last year the Bronchos scored 1.96 goals per game, scoring 45 goals in 23 games. UCO put 199 shots on goal last year, keeping the pressure on opposing defenses all season long. Killion leads the attack, ready to sprint upfield as soon as one of the defenders or midfielders corrals the ball.

Killion isn’t alone though. Cook uses a three-high a lot to take advantage of the deep roster full of forwards who are capable of striking at any moment.MikaylaLowery is one of two seniors on this year’s team and

had a stellar debut in Bronze & Blue last year.The OBU transfer scored six goals and added six assists. Her

18 points was second to only Killion.AshaHaile is just a sophomore, but tied Lowery with six goals

last year during her redshirt freshman campaign. Haile led the Bronchos in goals scored for a portion of the season around the midway point. One of the fastest players on the team is also one of the best ball-handlers too.MorganCherry is another option at forward who is one of the

most opportunistic players on the team. A straightaway forward can drive the ball right into the hear of the defense and get a shot off at any moment. Cherry played in all 23 games last season, starting 13 of them, and took 54 shots, second most on the team.

Haley Post and FalynDodd both earned valuable minutes last season. Both are younger players, but very athletic. BlaireFerguson sat out last season with an injury and will also vye for time up front this season.MadisonMotil, SamanthaMickleand CaliWalker are fresh-

men looking to find a role.

mIdfIelderThe Bronchos have a solid mix of veterans and newcomers at

midfielder this season.CaitlinMoore earned All-MIAA honors last season as a soph-

omore and was one of six Bronchos to play in all 23 games. She also started a team-high 22 games.CaseyHerndon played in 21 games a year ago. A junior in 2017

like Moore, Herndon worked to become a mainstay in the lineup and a key figure in briding the Broncho offense and defense.CallieMcLaughlin, VictoriaNeblett, MichelleMolen and Pip-

erCannonalso have experience to add to the position. KentiaKokis, who was an All-MIAA performer in 2015 before sitting out last season, is back with the Bronchos and is another piece to the puzzle in the middle for Cook.KelsieEason and DanielleLorson are true freshmen and have

an opportunity to find minutes – Cook is known for playing freshmen – but will have to earn it at a deep position.

defenderKelseyGordon leads a backline for the Bronchos that put to-

gether a dominant season in 2016, allowing 1.3 goals per game. Gordon, just a freshman a year ago, earned All-MIAA honors after stepping into the role at center back and leading the charge.CamrieHurst has done the same for two seasons. Now a junior

Hurst is a versatile defender that helps the Broncho backline as well as the midfield.PaigePatterson served a similar role last season as a redshirt

freshman. AshleySnider has been out with injury, but is another versatile player with experience in the league.

Cook then fills out his defense with newcomers.MeredithWilson, MariahMoore, Ashton Johnson and Ca-

milleGreer are true freshman that will all see some time. Taylor Reed, a redshirt freshman transfer will also help out.

GOalkeePerCook has two veteran stallwarts to rotate in goal in senior Elle

Stoverand junior AllySalls.Stover was the go-to keeper in her sophomore season in 2015,

starting in 15 of 16 games played and making more than 60 saves. She battled injuries as a junior last season, but has played 30 games in her career and made over 100 saves.

Salls stepped up last season in place of Stover, leading the way for the Bronchos. She played in 22 of 23 games, starting 20 of them and making 76 saves. She has 14 wins as a keeper in two years.

Cook said his other two keepers, both freshman, could see some minutes too. Cook said KatrinaOrtiz and KaitlynAsherare both very athletic and add depth to the position.

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The Players

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MikaylaLowery–5-3–Senior–Forward–Edmond, Okla.–Deer Creek

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Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG2016 23-21 6 6 18 34 22

Senior forward and consistent scoring threat ready to finish of collegiate career with another stellar season ... All-MIAA (Third Team) performer a year ago after transfering from Oklahoma Baptist as a junior ... Wasted no time in finding a role up front for the Bronchos, taking five shots - four on target - in her first appearance a year ago ... Scored goals in back-to-back games to follow that and went on to net six on the year, second-most on the team.

2016: Played in all 23 games for the Bronchos ... Started in 21 games ... Scored six goals, second-most on the team ... Tallied six assists to lead the Bronchos ... 18 points was also second-most on the team ... Took 34 shots on the season with an impressive 22 on target for a .647 SOG percentage ... Scored three game-winners on the season ... Was a Third Team All-MIAA selection and an MIAA Scholar Athlete.

OklahomaBaptist: Sooner Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year in 2014 as well as second-team All-conference ... Led OBU with four goals as a sophomore.

HighSchool: Was named The Oklahoman All-City Player of the Year her senior year with Deer Creek High School … Three time state champion there.

Personal: Biomedical Science major interested in going into large animal veterinarian work … As a senior at Deer Creek, won track & field state championship and soccer state championship in the same day … Dad (Cris), brother (Matt), and sister (Katie) also transferred to UCO after beginning college elsewhere … Birthdate is Sept. 13, 1995.

ElleStover–5-8–Senior–Goalkeeper–Moore, Okla.–Westmoore

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Talented senior goalkeeper who spearheads a deep position for the Bronchos ... Looking to rebound from a tough junior sea-son riddled with injury ... Is ready when called upon and is a big leader for the Bronchos both on and off the field.

2016: Played in only four games as a junior while battling injury ... Started once ... Made seven saves to 10 shots ... Had a 1-0-0 record.

2015: Played 16 games, starting 15, and logged more than 1,300 minutes as the Bronchos first option at goalkeeper … Logged a team-high 63 saves while compiling an 8-4-3 record … Recorded two shutouts … Allowed 20 goals for a 1.37 goals allowed average.

2014: Appeared in 10 games with eight starts during rookie campaign ... Earned four solo shutouts and combined for three more while allowing just six goals ... Rejected 33 shots for an .846 save percentage ... Posted season-high eight saves in debut game against Minnesota State-Mankato ... Picked up first shutout in 5-0 rout of Oklahoma Christian.

HighSchool: Made 54 saves during senior season at West-moore High School en route to earning All-State honors.

Personal:Lists making a PK and saving PK to win state in 2013 as her top sports memory ... Black belt in Taekwondo ... Pres-ident of UCO's Alpha Delta Pi Sorority ... Birthdate is Dec. 10, 1995.

Year GP-GS Minutes GoalsAllowed Saves W-L-D2014 10-8 740:46 6 33 6-1-12015 16-15 1,311:34 20 63 8-4-32016 4-1 206:08 3 7 1-0-0Totals 30-24 2,258:28 29 106 15-5-4

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KatieKillion–5-2–Junior–Forward–Broken Arrow, Okla.–Broken Arrow

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Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG2015 20-18 10 6 26 59 402016 23-20 12 5 29 71 42Totals 43-38 22 11 55 130 82

Premier forward in the country looking to keep torrid pace on track in her junior season ... Broken Arrow native who burst onto the scene as a freshman and is now a two-time All-MIAA winner and a two-time All-Region winner ... Has led the Bron-chos in goals scored for the past two seasons and has 22 for her career ... A speedy and savvy forward that keeps the pressure on defenses for 90 minutes at a time ... Has four multi-goal perfor-mances (three two-goal games and one three-goal game).

2016: Continued dominating start to her career at Central ... Played and started in all 23 games for the Bronchos and led UCO in five offensive categories ... Scored a team-high 29 points from 12 goals and five assists ... Her 71 shots and 42 shots on goal were also team highs and her four game-winning goals were most of any Broncho ... Scored her first hat-trick with a three-goal game in the MIAA Tournament against Fort Hays State ... Also notched a brace against Southwest Baptist and added two assists in a win over Northwest Missouri ... Scored six goals in four games spanning the final two of the regular season and the first two games of the postseason ... Earned First Team All-MIAA and First Team All-Region from the NSCAA while earning Second Team All-Region from the Conference Commissioners Associa-tion.

2015: Forward appeared in 20 games for the Bronchos as a true freshman … Started 18 games … Scored a team-high 10 goals … Tallied a team-high six assists … Pressured opposing defenders by firing 59 shots on the season including 40 shots on target … Scored three game-winning goals on the year ... Earned First Team All-MIAA and was awarded MIAA Freshman of the Year ... Earned Third Team All-Region from the NSCAA.

HighSchool: Earned All-State honors as a senior at Broken Arrow High School ... Played club soccer for Tulsa Soccer Club in the Elite Clubs National League ... Also competed in volleyball.

Personal: Interior design major ... Sister (Krissi) plays soccer at Oklahoma State ... Lists “She’s the Man” as her favorite sports movie ... Birthdate is May 2, 1996.

AllySalls–5-6–Junior–Goalkeeper–Flower Mound, Texas–Marcus

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Year GP-GS Minutes GoalsAllowed Saves W-L-D2015 3-0 135:00 0 4 1-0-02016 22-20 1,813:11 26 76 13-7-1Totals 25-20 1,948:11 26 80 14-7-1

Junior goalkeeper looking to continue improving after making a big leap last season ... Anchor of stout Central defense that took over position last season and didn't relinquish the reins ... One of the best keepers in the MIAA looking to boost that status in 2017.

2016: Made one of the biggest improvements on the team from her freshman season to her sophomore season ... Started 20 games in goal, playing in 22 games ... Logged over 1,800 min-utes in net ... Made 76 saves and had a 13-7-1 record ... Record-ed four shutouts and played in seven shutouts ... Anchored a Broncho defense that allowed just 1.3 goals per game ... Earned MIAA Goalkeeper of the Week once last season.

2015: Started the Bronchos home opener against Southern Nazarene, played 90 minutes in goal, made two saves, and recorded a clean sheet ... Played in three games as a freshman … Finished the season with four saves and didn’t allow a goal in 135 minutes played.

HighSchool: Four-year varsity member at Marcus High School ... Earned All-District honors as a senior ... Spent time in the FC Dallas Academy system as part of FC Dallas 97 Premier.

Personal: Forensics major ... Names Chipotle as her favorite restaurant ... Includes wakeboarding among her favorite hobbies ... Birthdate is Dec. 25, 1996.

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CamrieHurst–5-5–Junior–Defender–Owasso, Okla.–Owasso

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CaseyHerndon–5-4–Junior–Midfielder–Oklahoma City, Okla.–Putnam North

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Junior standout for the Bronchos is a versatile player who has excelled as both a defender and a midfielder in her first two seasons at Central ... Started 20 games as a freshman and earned All-MIAA honors ... Could've been All-MIAA as a sophomore as she started 18 games and scored five goals, fourth most on the team ... Had three game-winners a year ago.

2016: Scored five goals for the Bronchos as a sophomore a season ago ... Took 21 shots, with 11 on goal ... Had three game-winning goals ... Played in all 23 games for UCO ... Started in 18 games ... Scored against Oklahoma Baptist in a 4-0 win in September ... Scored a career-high two goals in one game against Southwest Baptist on Sept. 24 ... Added two more goals on the season against Northwest Missouri and Missouri Southern.

2015: Started in 20 games as a freshman on her way to earn-ing third-team All-MIAA … Scored one goal and notched an assist as a defender for the Bronchos … Took four shots on goal during the course of the season … Managed only one yellow card 20 games played.

HighSchool: Earned All-State and All-District honors as a senior at Owasso High School ... Collected Oklahoma All-VYPE recognition as a junior ... Played for Tulsa Soccer Club, winning three state titles ... Served as team captain for Owasso’s volley-ball team while also competing in basketball and track.

Personal: General studies major ... Uncle (Derrick Hurst) played football at Oklahoma ... Includes hunting and fishing among her hobbies ... Names the Pittsburgh Steelers as her favorite pro team ... Birthdate is Sept. 24, 1996.

Junior midfielder is a key player in the Broncho system ... Doesn't pile up the numbers but doesn't make many mistakes ... Understands her role in helping run an efficient offense ... Has 41 appearances in two seasons at Central.

Junior midfielder looking to continue impressive career at Cen-tral ... Coming off a successful season in which she started all but one game and earned all-league honors in leading the Bronchos to the postseason ... A veteran and bullish presence in the center of the field that helps UCO in multiple roles.

2016: Played in all 23 games for the Bronchos as a sophomore, starting in 22 of them ... Scored three goals and added six assists ... Took 50 shots for the Bronchos with 29 of them landing on target ... Two of three goals scored were game-winners ... Earned Second Team All-MIAA honors.

2015: Played in 19 games as freshman … Started 13 games … Scored two goals on the season and assisted on one more … Took 24 shots, putting nine on frame.

High School: Played for both Tulsa Union High School ... Earned All-State honors as a senior.

Personal: Can play both the guitar and viola ... Names Bayern Munich as her favorite pro team ... Birthdate is Aug. 6, 1996.


CaitlinMoore–5-4–Junior–Midfielder–Tulsa, Okla.–Union

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FalynDodd–5-5–Junior–Forward–Edmond, Okla.–Oklahoma Christian School

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MorganCherry–5-9–Junior–Forward–Allen, Texas–Allen

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Junior forward from Oklahoma Christian in Edmond looking to continue the improvement she has shown in her first two sea-sons … Smart player with strong possession and good technical skills.

2016: Scored two goals in 17 games played last season ... Took 13 shots, five on target ... Scored her first goal of the season in a 4-0 rout of Oklahoma Baptist on Sept. 5, and added another in the NCAA Tournament in a 3-1 win over Minot State.

2015: Played in 12 games as a freshman, starting four of the them … Took 20 shots, 15 on target … Scored three goals and registered four assists … Her 10 points were third on the team.

HighSchool: Served as team captain at Oklahoma Christian School, earning All-State honors as a senior ... Played club soccer for Oklahoma FC ’97 ... Also played softball and basketball.

Personal: Undecided on a major ... Birthdate is Oct. 16, 1996.

Junior forward ready to take the next step in becoming a dom-inant force in the MIAA ... Finds opportunities with the best of them and has the ability to score at any moment ... Made great strides from Freshman to Sophomore seasons and is looking to do the same in 2017.

2016: Scored four goals and tallied three assists while playing all 23 games for the Bronchos last season ... Started 13 games ... Finished with 54 shots taken last year, second most on the team ... Fired 27 shots on goal, third most on the team.

2015: Played in 20 games as a freshman … Started 15 games … Scored one goal and registered three assists … Fired 28 shots, putting 13 on target last season.

HighSchool: Earned All-District honors at Allen High School . . . Played club soccer for Dallas Texans Red North ’97, where she was a state champion and national and regional finalist.

Personal: Undecided on a major, but wants to work as a forensic psychologist . . . Includes the United States women’s national team, Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers among her favorite pro teams . . . Birthdate is April 15, 1997.

2016: Consistent force for the Bronchos in the midfield last season ... Took five shots with two on goal ... Played in 21 of 23 games for the Bronchos and started 13 games as a center-mid ... Technical savvy helped spur the Broncho offense to the NCAA Tournament.

2015: Midfielder appeared in 20 games last season, starting in 16 of them … Took five shots with two landing on target but didn’t score.

HighSchool: Earned All-State, All-District and All-Conference honors as a senior at Putnam City North High School ... Four-year starter for the Panthers ... Played club soccer with Oklahoma FC 98, where she earned a state title ... Also ran cross country.

Personal: Business major ... Brother (Taylor) plays hockey at Minnesota State-Mankato ... Names Meghan Trainor as her favorite music artist ... Birthdate is Aug. 8, 1997.

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CallieMcLaughlin–5-4–Junior–Midfielder–Camarillo, Calif.–Adolfo Camarillo

11AshleySnider

–5-5–Junior–Defender–Edmond, Okla.–Edmond Santa Fe

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Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG2015 13-10 0 0 0 8 42016 Did not play – Medical RedshirtTotals 13-10 0 0 0 8 4

Junior midfielder from Camarillo, Calif. looking to continue building experience ... Waiting for that breakout moment, the talented and versatile midfielder provides key depth for the Bronchos.

2016: Played in 11 games as a sophomore ... Took two shots, both on goal, on the season.

2015: Played in eight games as a freshman ... Took two shots during the season, putting both of them on target, but did not score.

HighSchool: Played four years for Adolfo Camarillo High School and Eagles Soccer Club in the Elite Club National Leagues ... Also played volleyball.

Personal: Forensics major ... Names the United States wom-en’s national team as her favorite professional team ... Lists Miley Cyrus among her top musical artist ... Birthdate is Aug. 10, 1996.

Talented defender looking to rebound after missing last year with an injury.

2016: Sat out medical redshirt season.

2015: Played in 13 games, starting 10 ... Took eight shots on the season, four on target ... Helped the Broncho defense to a 1.3 goals allowed per game average.

HighSchool: All-State honoree as a senior for Edmond Santa Fe High School ... Also a three-time All-Conference and All-Re-gion pick ... Played club soccer for Oklahoma FC 98, where she was a state champion.

Personal: Nursing major looking to either work in neonatal care or as a nurse practitioner ... Brother (Stephen) runs cross country and track at William Jewell ... Names Barcelona as her top pro team ... Birthdate is Aug. 17, 1997.

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VictoriaNeblett–5-6–Junior–Midfielder–Little Rock, Ark.–Little Rock Christian Aca.

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BlairFerguson–5-3–Junior–Midfielder–Tulsa, Okla.–Tulsa Washington

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KentiaKokis–5-6–Junior–Forward–Owasso, Okla.–Owasso

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Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG2015 20-18 8 1 17 46 252016 Did not playTotals

Junior midfielder will look to rebound following a medical red-shirt season ... Talented player who earned valuable minutes as a freshman and is capable of locking down a starting role.


2015: Appeared in 18 games as a freshman … Started once … Scored three goals and recorded one assist … Took nine shots, six on goal.

High School: Earned All-State and All-Conference accolades as a senior at Little Rock Christian Academy ... Named All-Central Super Region by the National Christian School Athletic Associa-tion ... Spent time on the Arkansas Olympic Development team ... Played club soccer for Arkansas United.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a physical therapist ... Lists Beyonce, Ed Sheeran and Coldplay among her top music artists ... Names Barcelona as her favorite professional team ... Birthdate is Oct. 27, 1996.

Junior forward from Tulsa Washington looking to regain form after missing a year due to injury ... Was active two years ago and has ability to find a key role with the team.


2015: Played in nine games last year … Registered one assist in action.

HighSchool: Played for Booker T. Washington High School and West Side Alliance ’97 Red.

Personal: Business administration major ... Sister (Brooke) played soccer at Bacone ... Birthdate is Jan. 25, 1997.

Talented midfielder returning to the pitch after sitting out one season ... Provides the Bronchos quality depth in the middle of the field ... Second Team All-MIAA as a freshman at UCO in 2015.

2016: Did not play.

2015: Played in 20 games, starting 18 for the Bronchos as a true freshman ... Scored eight goals and notched one assist ... Took 46 shots on the season, 25 of those were on target ... Was second on the team in goals, shots, shots on goal and tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals ... Was a Second Team All-MIAA selection.

HighSchool: Played for both Owasso High School and Tulsa Soccer Club in the Elite Clubs National League . . . Also served as captain of the volleyball team and ran track for the Rams.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . .Brothers (Kaspars and Kri-staps) play soccer at Oral Roberts . . . Can speak Latvian fluently . . . Names the United States Women’s National Team as her favorite pro team . . . Birthdate is Oct. 15, 1996.

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KelseyGordon–6-0–Sophomore–Defender–Sapulpa, Okla.–Sapulpa

5AshaHaile

–5-4–Sophomore–Forward–Norman, Okla.–Norman High

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PaigePatterson–5-5–Sophomore–Defender–Owasso, Okla.–Owasso

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Sophomore defender ready to prove she is one of the best in the MIAA ... Led the Broncho defense anchoring the way at center-back ... Helped UCO to a stingy 1.3 goals allowed per game average ... Detered numerous scoring opportunities for op-ponents as they shot just .125 against the Bronchos ... All-MIAA performer (Second Team) and All-Region performer (Third Team) as a freshman looking to continue UCO's long history of success on the back line.

2016: Wasted no time finding a role in freshman campaign, starting 21 of 22 games played … Earned MIAA Player of the Week once last year and was nominated multiple times ... Earned Second Team All-MIAA after sensational debut with the Bronchos ... Notched one assist last year ... Took 14 shots on the season as she became a prime target on set pieces ... Put four shots on target ...

High School: All-Conference player three years in a row for Sapulpa … Scored 13 goals in junior season … Has played soccer since she was five years old … Also a standout volleyball player in high school.

Personal: Accounting major who wants to become a CPA … Has one older sister (Ashley) and one younger sister (Linsey) … Lists Chicago Red Stars as favorite pro team … Birthdate is March 14, 1998.

Sophomore forward looking to continue upward trend in 2017 … Redshirted freshman season, then burst onto the scene last year, creating more scoring threats for the Central Oklahoma offense … All-MIAA performer capable of taking over a game.

2016: Made big leap in 2016 becoming a scoring threat for the Bronchos ... Finished tied for second with six goals last season ... Took 51 shots, third most on the team, and 22 shots on goal, fourth most on the team ... Added three assists ... Earned All-MIAA Third Team ... Scored one goal in six different games ... Scored against Oklahoma Baptist, then scored in three-straight games against Southwest Baptist, Missouri Southern, and South-west Baptist again.

High School: Played for both Norman High School and Oklaho-ma FC ’97.

Personal: Undecided on a major ... Names Beyonce as her top musical artist ... Birthdate is Feb. 17, 1997.

Consistent force for the Bronchos as a defender ... Improved as a redshirt freshman and will look to do the same this coming season ... Helped the Broncho defense hold opponents to a mea-ger 1.3 goals allowed per game last season.

2016: Played in 16 games as a redshirt freshman ... Started in 15 games ... Took two shots with one on target ... Helded thwart opposing attacks leading Central to one of the best defenses in the MIAA.

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HaleyPost–5-5–Sophomore–Forward–The Colony, Texas–Colony

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Sophomore forward ready to take a leap forward and become an offensive threat for the Bronchos in 2017.

2016: Played in 14 games as a freshman while overcoming a knee injury ... Notched one assist ... Took 12 shots with four of them on goal.

High School: Scored first career goal as a freshman on the var-sity team … All-District player freshman, sophomore and junior seasons in high school.

Personal: Nursing major looking to pursue a career in neo-na-tal nursing … Began playing soccer at age 4 … Worked with Olympic Development Program in Texas … Has one older sister (Devon) and one younger brother (Dylan) … Enjoys reading scrip-ture … Has a small hole in her heart … Birthdate is Aug. 9, 1998.

MichelleMolen–5-5–Sophomore–Midfielder–Flower Mound, Texas–Marcus

14MadisonMotil–5-8–Sophomore–Forward–Edmond, Okla.–Deer Creek

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PiperCannon–5-7–Sophomore–Midfielder–Bixby, Okla.–Bixby

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Sophomore midfielder looking to build on experience gained over the past two seasons at Central.

2016: Earned spare reserve minutes and continued to build re-sume ... Added one goal and one assist to boast patent Broncho offense.

2015: Sat out redshirt season.

HighSchool: Racked up multiple awards at Bixby high school.

Personal: Psychology major who would also like to be a dentist one day … Lists the U.S. Women’s national team as her favorite pro team … Likes Buffalo Wild Wings … Is passionate about poli-tics … Birthdate is May 6, 1997.

Sophomore midfielder provided valuable reserve minutes as a freshman … Gives Central depth in the middle.

2016: Played in 14 of 23 games for the Bronchos last season.

High School: Two-year varsity letter winner in high school and starter … Scored a game-winning goal off a diving header.

Personal: Business major who would love to be a wedding

planner one day … Older sister (Annaliese) played soccer at Mid-western State … Younger twin sisters (Jessica and Christina) also play soccer … Birthdate is Nov. 27, 1997.

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KaitlynAsher–5-7–Freshman–Goalkeeper–Bixby, Okla.–Bixby

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KelsieEason–5-6–Freshman–Midfielder–Bartlesville, Okla.–Bartlesville

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CamilleGreer–5-8–Freshman–Defender–Norman, Okla.–Norman North

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KatrinaOrtiz–5-6–Freshman–Goalkeeper–Mesquite, Texas–North Mesquite

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AshtonJohnson–5-3–Freshman–Defender–Bartlesville, Okla.–Bartlesville

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High School: Bixby standout who earned All-District, All-Met-ro, and All-VYPE honors ... Helped Bixby earn a spot in the 2017 Class 6A State Tournament ... Also played for TSC Hurricane

Personal: Nursing Major who enjoys debating ... Was captain of the Debate Team at Bixby ... Favorite soccer club is Barcelona ... Birthdate is Aug. 9, 1999.

High School: Four-year letterman from Bartlesville High School who earned All-District and All-State honors ...

Personal: Plans to major in Business ... Would like to be a trav-el expert for HGTV ... Lists top sports memory as scoring six goals in four games at the Disney Showcase in Florida ... Birthdate is Sept. 22, 1998.

High School: All-Conference and All-District performer at Norman North ... Includes winning state championship as high school highlight ... Also ran cross country and track & field.

Personal: Member of National Honor Society and Rotary & Key Club ... Has played soccer since she was three years old ... Birthdate is Sept. 8, 1998.

High School: Four-year letterman and a four-year starter at North Mesquite High School in Texas ... Played club soccer for the Sting Soccer Club.

Personal: Youngest of three ... Will study Forensic Science and wants to become a Forensic Psychologist ... Enjoys playing her ukelele ... Birthdate is Aug. 2, 1999.

High School: Bartlesville High School's Varsity soccer MVP ... Four-year starter for the Bruins ... Played for a handful of clubs including NEOFC 98, Killingsworth, TSCH 99, and TSCH ECNL Composite 99.

Personal: National Honor Society member ... Award-winning gymnast was a 2015 National Floor Champion and Second-Place finisher in the vault ... Also enjoys skiing, running, and Crossfit ... Took fourth-place in a CrossFit competition ... Interested in studying Math and Biomedical Engineering ... Birthdate is Dec. 23, 1998.

2017 UCO Soccer

DanielleLorson–5-7–Freshman–Midfielder–Bartlesville, Okla.–Bartlesville

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SamanthaMickle–5-9–Freshman–Forward–Jenks, Okla.–Tulsa Soccer Academy

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MariahMoore–5-5–Freshman–Defender–Wichita, Kan.–Maize South

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TaylorReed–5-5–Class–Defender–Edmond, Okla.–Deer Creek

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CaliWalker–5-10–Freshman–Forward–Choctaw, Okla.–Carl Albert

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MeredithWilson–5-9–Freshman–Defender–Broken Arrow–Bishop Kelley

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High School: Bartlesville standout ... Played club soccer for both NEOFC and TSCH ... Has played soccer since age 8.

Personal: National Honor Society member ... Lists the Oklaho-ma City Thunder as her favorite sports team ... Birthdate is Dec. 21, 1998.

High School: A Tulsa Soccer Academy product from Jenks, Okla. .... Played also for Blitz 99 and TSCH 99 ... Won multiple awards including All-District and Player of the Week honors.

Personal: Pre-med, wants to be a doctor ... Lists Chelsea as her favorite sports team ... Also cheered, played volleyball, and basketball ... Birthdate is Aug. 15, 1998.

High School: Maize South product was a four-year letterman and two-time team captain ... Also played club level soccer for Wichita Warriors and WFC Fire.

Personal: Lists favorite team as Barcelona ... Parents Mark Moore (Soccer) and Janelle Moore (Basketball) played at South-ern Nazarene ... Birthdate is Jan. 12, 1999.

High School: Earned The Oklahoman All-City honors all four years at Carl Albert ... Led the Titans to the state tournament in multiple seasons ... Played club soccer for NYSA in Norman and Fury 99.

Personal: Older sister Brittni played soccer at UCO ... Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder as her favorite sports team ... Birthdate is March 10, 1999.

High School: Bishop Kelley standout who earned All-District Honorable Mention ... Played club soccer at TSC ... Also played high school basketball.

Personal: National Honor Society member ... Undecided on a major but is interested in Physical Theraphy ... Enjoys the Okla-homa City Thunder and Ben Rector ... Birthdate is Dec. 29, 1998

2017 UCO Soccer

No. Player Pos. Ht. Class Hometown HighSchool00 Katrina Ortiz GK 5-6 Fr. Mesquite, Texas North Mesquite0 Elle Stover GK 5-7 Sr. Moore, Okla. Westmoore01 Kaitlyn Asher GK 5-7 Fr. Bixby, Okla. Bixby1 Ally Salls GK 5-6 Jr. Flower Mound, Texas Marcus2 Camrie Hurst D 5-5 Jr. Owasso, Okla. Owasso3 Meredith Wilson D 5-9 Fr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Bishop Kelley4 Camille Greer MF 5-8 Fr. Norman, Okla. Norman North5 Kelsey Gordon D 6-0 So. Sapulpa, Okla. Sapulpa6 Ashley Snider D 5-5 Jr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Santa Fe7 Kentia Kokis MF 5-6 Jr. Owasso, Okla. Owasso8 Madison Motil F 5-8 So. Edmond, Okla. Deer Creek9 Katie Killion F 5-2 Jr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Broken Arrow10 Caitlin Moore MF 5-4 Jr. Tulsa, Okla. Union11 Callie McLaughlin MF 5-4 Jr. Camarillo, Calif. Adolfo Camarillo12 Haley Post F 5-5 So. The Colony, Texas The Colony13 Mikayla Lowery F 5-3 Sr. Edmond, Okla. Deer Creek14 Michelle Molen MF 5-5 So. Flower Mound, Texas Marcus15 Casey Herndon MF 5-4 Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Putnam City North16 Paige Patterson D 5-5 So. Owasso, Okla. Owasso17 Victoria Neblett MF 5-6 Jr. Little Rock, Ark. Little Rock Christian Academy18 Falyn Dodd F 5-5 Jr. Edmond, Okla. Oklahoma Christian School19 Asha Haile F 5-4 So. Norman, Okla. Norman20 Blaire Ferguson F 5-3 Jr. Tulsa, Okla. Washington21 Morgan Cherry F 5-9 Jr. Allen, Texas Allen22 Piper Cannon MF 5-7 So. Bixby, Okla. Bixby23 Samantha Mickle F 5-9 Fr. Jenks, Okla. Tulsa Soccer Academy24 Kelsie Eason MF 5-6 Fr. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville25 Cali Walker F 5-10 Fr. Choctaw, Okla. Carl Albert26 Danielle Lorson MF 5-7 Fr. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville27 Mariah Moore D 5-5 Fr. Wichita, Kan. Maize South28 Taylor Reed D 5-5 R-Fr. Edmond, Okla. Deer Creek29 Ashton Johnson D 5-3 Fr. Bartlesville, Okla. Bartlesville

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by Class

Senior (2) – Mikayla Lowery, Elle Stover.Junior (12) – Ally Salls, Camrie Hurst, Ashley Snider, Kentia Kokis, Katie Killion, Caitlin Moore, Casey Herndon,

Falyn Dodd, Morgan Cherry, Callie McLaughlin, Victoria Neblett, Blaire Ferguson.Sophomores (7) – Kelsey Gordon, Madison Motil, Paige Patterson, Asha Haile, Piper Cannon, Haley Post,

Michelle Molen.Freshman (11) – Katrina Ortiz, Kaitlyn Asher, Meredith Wilson, Camille Greer, Kelsie Eason, Cali Walker, Dan-

ielle Lorson, Mariah Moore, Samantha Mickle, Ashton Johnson, Taylor Reed

by sTaTe

Oklahoma – 24; Texas – 5; Arkansas – 1; California – 1; Kansas – 1

by POsITIOn

Forward – 9; Midfielder – 10; Defender – 8; Goalkeeper – 4

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2016 revIew

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Date Opponent Location Result Score Record(MIAA)Sept. 2 Friday Southern Nazarene Bethany, Okla. W 3-1 1-0-0Sept. 5 Monday Oklahoma Baptist Shawnee, Okla. W 4-0 2-0-0Sept.9 Friday TexasA&M-Commerce EDMOND W 2-1 3-0-0Sept.11 Sunday SouthwesternOklahoma EDMOND T 2-2 3-0-1Sept. 16 Friday Northeastern State Tahlequah, Okla. L 1-2 3-1-1Sept.18 Sunday SouthwestBaptist EDMOND W 2-1 4-1-1Sept. 22 Thursday Missouri Southern Joplin, Mo. L 1-2 4-2-1Sept. 24 Saturday Southwest Baptist* Bolivar, Mo. W 3-1 5-2-1 (1-0)Sept.30 Friday Washburn* EDMOND W 2-0 6-2-1 (2-0)Oct.2 Sunday EmporiaState* EDMOND L 0-2 6-3-1 (2-1)Oct.7 Friday CentralMissouri* EDMOND W 2-1 7-3-1 (3-1)Oct.9 Sunday Lindenwood* EDMOND W 4-1 8-3-1 (4-1)Oct. 14 Friday Missouri Western* St. Joseph, Mo. W 1-0 9-3-1 (5-1)Oct. 16 Sunday Northwest Missouri* Maryville, Mo. W 3-0 10-3-1 (6-1)Oct. 21 Friday Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. L 0-1 10-4-1 (6-2)Oct. 23 Sunday Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. L 1-3 10-5-1 (6-3)Oct.28 Friday NortheasternState* EDMOND W 1-0 11-5-1 (7-3)Oct.30 Sunday MissouriSouthern* EDMOND W 3-0 12-5-1 (8-3)

MIAAConferenceTournamentNov.2 Wednesday EmporiaState EDMOND W 2-0 13-5-1Nov. 4 Friday Fort Hays State Warrensburg, Mo. W 4-2 14-5-1Nov. 6 Sunday Central Missouri Warrensburg, Mo. L 0-7 14-6-1

NCAADivisionIICentralRegionalNov. 11 Friday Minot State Warrensburg, Mo. W 3-1 15-6-1Nov. 13 Sunday Central Missouri Warrensburg, Mo. L 1-2 15-7-1Bold-Homegame;*-MIAAgame

2016 resulTs

Overall Pct. Conf Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral15 - 7 - 1 .674 8 - 3 - 0 .727 L1 8 - 1 - 1 5 - 6 - 0 2 - 0

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No. Player GP-GS G A Pts. Sh. Pct. SOG Pct. GW PK-Att9 Katie Killion ............... 23-20 12 5 29 71 .169 42 .592 4 0-0 19 Asha Haile ................. 23-16 6 3 15 51 .118 22 .431 1 0-0 13 Mikayla Lowery ......... 23-21 6 6 18 34 .176 22 .647 3 0-0 2 Camrie Hurst ............. 23-18 5 0 10 21 .238 11 .524 3 0-0 21 Morgan Cherry ......... 23-13 4 3 11 54 .074 27 .500 2 0-0 10 Caitlin Moore ............ 23-22 3 6 12 50 .060 29 .580 2 0-0 11 Courtney Essary ........ 21-19 3 0 6 24 .125 10 .417 0 1-1 7 Darla Hyde .................. 7-2 2 0 4 4 .500 3 .750 0 0-0 18 Falyn Dodd ................. 17-0 2 0 4 13 .154 5 .385 0 0-0 8 Kenzie Sublett ........... 22-21 1 3 5 12 .083 5 .417 0 0-0 23 Piper Cannon ............. 14-0 1 1 3 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 17 Victoria Neblett .......... 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Elle Stover ................... 4-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 Emily Precure .............. 5-1 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 22 Callie McLaughlin ...... 11-0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 16 Paige Patterson ......... 16-15 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 15 Casey Herndon ......... 21-13 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 14 Michelle Molen.......... 14-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 Haley Post .................. 14-0 0 1 1 12 .000 4 .333 0 0-0 5 Ashley McDaniel ....... 23-18 0 0 0 17 .000 6 .353 0 0-0 3 Kelsey Gordon .......... 22-21 0 1 1 14 .000 4 .286 0 0-0 00 Ally Salls .................... 22-21 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total ........................... 23 45 29 119 394 .114 199 .505 15 1-1 Opponents ................. 23 30 15 75 240 .125 120 .500 7 3-4

2016 sTaTIsTICs

GoalkeeperStatisticsNo. Player GP-GS Minutes GA Avg. Saves Pct. W L T SO1 Lexi Bates ................ 2-0 90:00 1 1.00 4 .800 1 0 0 0/100 Ally Salls ................ 22-20 1,813:11 26 1.29 76 .745 13 7 1 4/30 Elle Stover ............... 4-1 206:08 3 1.31 7 .700 1 0 0 0/2 TEAM ...................... 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 3/0 Total ........................23 2,109:19 30 1.28 90 .750 15 7 1 7 Opponents ..............23 2,109:19 45 1.92 154 .774 7 15 1 3

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2016 mIaa sTandInGs

MIAA Pts. Pct. Overall Pct.x-Central Missouri ............. 10-1 30 .909 21-2 .913x-Fort Hays State ................ 10-1 30 .909 15-5-3 .717x-Central Oklahoma ............ 8-3 24 .727 15-7-1 .674x-Northeastern State .........6-4-1 19 .591 13-5-1 .711x-Lindenwood ..................... 6-5 18 .545 11-7-1 .605x-Emporia State .................. 6-5 18 .545 8-9-2 .474x-Missouri Western ............ 6-5 18 .545 11-7-1 .605x-Washburn ........................ 5-6 15 .455 9-9-1 .500Nebraska Kearney ..............4-5-2 14 .455 7-8-3 .472Northwest Missouri ............ 2-9 6 .182 4-12-1 .265Missouri Southern .............1-9-1 4 .136 4-11-2 .294Southwest Baptist.............. 0-11 0 .000 0-17 .000

MIAATournamentQuarterfinals

AtCampusSitesCentral Missouri 4, Washburn 0Lindenwood 1, Northeastern State 0Fort Hays State 0 (5), Missouri Western 0 (3)Central Oklahoma 2, Emporia State 0

SemifinalsAtWarrensburg,Mo.

Central Missouri 3, Lindenwood 0Central Oklahoma 4, Fort Hays State 2

ChampionshipAtWarrensburg,Mo.

Central Missouri 7, Central Oklahoma 0

IndIvIdual awardsOffensivePlayeroftheYear–Jada Scott, Central MissouriCo-DefendersoftheYear– Emily Eldridge, Central Missouri; Hannah Smith, Fort Hays StateGoalkeeperoftheYear–Ana Dilkes, Central MissouriFreshmanoftheYear– Izzy Romano, Northwest MissouriCoachoftheYear– Craig Shaw, Fort Hays State

fIrsT TeamGoalkeeper– Ana Dilkes, Jr., Central Missouri; Defender– Emily Eldridge, Sr., Central Missouri; Bailey Schmitz, Jr., Fort Hays State;

Kayla Hamner, Jr., Central Missouri; Midfielder– Taylor Thompson, Jr., Central Missouri; Hannah Smith, Sr., Fort Hays State; Kat Roe, Jr., Lindenwood; Megan Woolley, Jr., Central Missouri; Forward– Jada Scott, So., Central Missouri; KatieKillion,So.,CentralOklaho-ma; Julia Mathis, Jr., Northeastern State; Kelsey Steffens, Jr., Fort Hays State; Cassidy Menke, So. Missouri Western.

seCOnd TeamGoalkeeper– Abbie Flax, So., Fort Hays State; Jordan Woodruff, Sr., Northeastern State; Defender– Rebecca Gleason, Jr., North-

eastern State; KelseyGordon,Fr.,CentralOklahoma; Taryn Schnell, So., Fort Hays State; Midfielder– Eden Stoddard, Jr., Fort Hays State; Izzy Romano, Fr., Northwest Missouri; CaitlinMoore,So.,CentralOklahoma; Forward– Hannah Pyle, Sr., Central Missouri; Anastasia Robinson, Sr., Northeastern State; Thayla Dwyer, Jr., Fort Hays State; Becky Roberts, Jr., Lindenwood.

ThIrd TeamGoalkeeper– Yadira Rivera, Sr., Emporia State; Defender– CheyAnn Queener, Sr., Fort Hays State; Jaide Allenbrand, Sr., Emporia

State; KenzieSublett,Sr.,CentralOklahoma; Miranda Huebner, Sr., Lindenwood; Midfielder–Baylie Edwards, Jr., Central Missouri; Bailey Dervin, Sr., Missouri Western; Elin Hammar, Sr., Southwest Baptist; Kelsey McIntyre, Sr., Northeastern State; Forward– AshaHaile,Fr.,CentralOklahoma; MikaylaLowery,Jr.,CentralOklahoma; Emily Stauffer, Jr., Washburn

hOnOrable menTIOnCentral Missouri – Allysa Gann, D; CentralOklahoma– CourtneyEssary,MF;Emporia State – Maria Walden, MF; Tanna Benefiel,

MF; Fort Hays State – Hannah Jurgens, MF; Dani Harris, MF; Jasmine Beaulieu, MF; Lindenwood – Jackie Lindner, MF; Missouri South-ern – Ronise Miller, D; Carly Cecil, D; Bailey North, MF; Taylor Beck, F; Missouri Western – Ashlyn Powers, D; Paige Phipps, D; Taylor Gant, D; Nebraska-Kearney – Allie Prososki, GK; Marika Van Brocklin, D; Kelsie Ienn, D; Tori Weber, MF; Carly Brown, MF; Northeast-ern State – Rachel Gleason, D; Northwest Missouri – Hannah Goetz, D; Washburn – Kaitlin Minnich, GK; Cadence Bourne, D; Morgan El-Attrache, MF.

all-mIaa

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reCOrds/hIsTOry

2017 UCO Soccer

uCO Team reCOrdsPOINTSGame: 35 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 2001.Season: 246, 2000.

GOALSGame: 13 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 2001.Season: 84, 2000.

ASSISTSGame: 13 vs. Dallas Baptist, Oct. 13, 2001 and vs. Missouri Southern,

Sept. 26, 1999.Season: 78, 2000.

SHOTSGame: 50 vs. Texas A&M International, Oct. 15, 2008 and Southwest

Baptist, Oct. 7, 1998.Season: 608, 2000.

SHOTSONGOALGame: 34 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 4, 1998.Season: 331, 2000.

SAVESGame: 14, three times.Season: 104, 2008.

CORNERKICKSGame: 18 vs. St. Gregory’s, Sept. 7, 2002.Season: 157, 2007.

FOULSGame: 23 vs. St. Mary’s, Oct. 17, 2004.Season: 235, 2015.

uCO IndIvIdual reCOrdsPOINTSGame: 12, Kim Brown vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 2001.Season: 81, Sally Holmes, 2000.Career: 209, Kim Brown, 1999-02.

GOALSGame: 5, Kim Brown vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 2001.Season: 35, Sally Holmes, 2000.Career: 91, Kim Brown, 1999-02.

ASSISTSGame: 3, by 12 players.Season: 14, Jeorgia McGinty, 2000.Career: 48, Jeorgia McGinty, 1998-01.

SHOTSGame: 17, Sally Holmes vs. Regis, Sept. 24, 2000.Season: 171, Sally Holmes, 2000.Career: 350, Kim Brown, 1999-02.

SHOTSONGOALGame: 9, Kim Brown vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 2001.Season: 96, Sally Holmes, 2000.Career: 230, Kim Brown, 1999-02.

SAVESGame: 14, Melissa Penn vs. West Texas A&M, Oct. 31, 2003.Season: 98, Lauren Vogel, 2000.Career: 252, Carly Fischer, 2004-07.

OPPOnenT Team reCOrdsPOINTSGame: 17, UC San Diego, Nov. 19, 2000.Season: 83, 1998.

GOALSGame: 6, UC San Diego, Nov. 19, 2000.Season: 31, 1998.

ASSISTSGame: 6, Metropolitan State, Nov. 14, 2003.Season: 21, 1998.

SHOTSGame: 32, Oral Roberts, Oct. 31, 1998.Season: 247, 2007.

SHOTSONGOALGame: 18, Midwestern State, Oct. 18, 1998.Season: 124, 1998.

SAVESGame: 24, Southwest Baptist, Oct. 7, 1998.Season: 248, 2000.

CORNERKICKSGame: 12, Regis, Sept. 6, 2003.Season: 81, 2005.

FOULSGame: 28, St. Mary’s, Oct. 17, 2004.Season: 287, 2007.

sInGle-Game leadersTopFivePoints

Rank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 12 Kim Brown Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 20012. 9 Brittni Walker Newman, Sept. 9, 20122. 9 Lindsey Hull Southern Nazarene, Sept. 7, 20062. 9 Sally Holmes Central Arkansas, Sept. 16, 20002. 9 Jeorgia McGinty Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 4, 1998

TopFiveGoalsRank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 5 Kim Brown Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 20012. 4 Brittni Walker Newman, Sept. 9, 20122. 4 Lindsey Hull Southern Nazarene, Sept. 7, 20062. 4 Jeorgia McGinty Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 4, 19985. 3 30 times by numerous players

TopFiveAssistsRank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 3 12 tied

TopFiveShotsRank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 17 Sally Holmes Regis, Sept. 24, 20002. 13 Jeorgia McGinty Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 4, 19983. 12 Katy Kashwer Texas A&M International, Oct. 15, 20083. 12 Jeorgia McGinty College of Southwest, Oct. 25, 19985. 11 Sally Holmes Midwestern State, Oct. 20, 2000

TopFiveShotsonGoalRank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 9 Kim Brown Southwestern Oklahoma, Oct. 7, 20012. 8 Four tied

TopFiveSavesRank No. Name Opponent,Date1. 14 Melissa Penn West Texas A&M, Oct. 31, 20032. 13 Melissa Penn West Texas A&M, Nov. 10, 20022. 13 Amanda Hillier Midwestern State, Oct. 19, 20012. 13 Amanda Hillier Midwestern State, Oct. 18, 19985. 12 Samantha Rusk Abilene Christian, Oct. 15, 2010

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Career leadersTopFivePoints

Rank No. Name Years1. 209 Kim Brown 1999-022. 129 Sally Holmes 1999-003. 112 Valerie Gutierrez 2000-034. 100 Jeorgia McGinty 1998-015. 89 Brittni Walker 2009-12

TopFiveGoalsRank No. Name Years1. 91 Kim Brown 1999-022. 56 Sally Holmes 1999-003. 37 Valerie Gutierrez 2000-034. 35 Brittni Walker 2009-124. 35 Ashton Morris 2007-11

TopFiveAssists

Rank No. Name Years1. 48 Jeorgia McGinty 1998-012. 38 Valerie Gutierrez 2000-033. 27 Kim Brown 1999-024. 24 Jessica Mathieu 1998-015. 19 Stephanie Fleig 2009-125. 19 Brittni Walker 2009-12

TopFiveShotsRank No. Name Years1. 350 Kim Brown 1999-022. 261 Sally Holmes 1999-003. 224 Katy Kashwer 2008-114. 214 Jeorgia McGinty 1998-015. 190 Jenny Racicot 2005-08

TopFiveShotsonGoalRank No. Name Years1. 230 Kim Brown 1999-022. 149 Sally Holmes 1999-003. 139 Jeorgia McGinty 1998-014. 112 Valerie Gutierrez 2000-035. 108 Katy Kashwer 2008-11

TopFiveSavesRank No. Name Years1. 252 Carly Fischer 2004-072. 199 Brandi Bartley 2011-143. 177 Amanda Hillier 1998-99, ‘014. 160 Samantha Rusk 2008-105. 141 Melissa Penn 2002-03

sInGle-seasOn leadersTopFivePoints

Rank No. Name Season1. 81 Sally Holmes 20002. 74 Kim Brown 20013. 48 Sally Holmes 19994. 46 Kim Brown 19995. 45 Kim Brown 2000

TopFiveGoalsRank No. Name Season1. 35 Sally Holmes 20002. 34 Kim Brown 20013. 21 Sally Holmes 19994. 20 Kim Brown 20025. 19 Kim Brown 1999

TopFiveAssistsRank No. Name Season1. 14 Jeorgia McGinty 20001. 14 Jeorgia McGinty 19983. 12 Two tied5. 11 Two tied

TopFiveShotsRank No. Name Season1. 171 Sally Holmes 20002. 115 Kim Brown 20003. 104 Jeorgia McGinty 19984. 97 Kim Brown 20015. 90 Sally Holmes 1999

TopFiveShotsonGoalRank No. Name Season1. 96 Sally Holmes 20002. 73 Jeorgia McGinty 19983. 68 Kim Brown 20014. 67 Kim Brown 20005. 53 Sally Holmes 1999

TopFiveSavesRank No. Name Season1. 98 Lauren Vogel 20002. 87 Samantha Rusk 20103. 86 Carly Fischer 20074. 77 Melissa Penn 20035. 73 Amanda Hillier 2001

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all-COnferenCe Players

MIAA2016F Katie Killion (1st)D Kelsey Gordon (2nd)MF Caitlin Moore (2nd)D Kenzie Sublett (3rd)F Mikayla Lowery (3rd)F Asha Haile (3rd)MF Courtney Essary (HM)

2015F Katie Killion (1st, Freshman of Year)D Quinn Tookey (1st)MF Kenna Dyess (2nd)F Kentia Kokis (2nd)

2014D Quinn Tookey (1st)MF Kate Foran (2nd)F Lexi Carroll (2nd)MF Emily Precure (3rd)

2013D Jordan Hutchison (2nd)F Caitlin Bond (3rd)

2012GK Meagan Burke (1st)D Jordan Hutchison (1st)F Brittni Walker (1st)

LSC2010D McKenzie Caldwell (1st)MF Ashton Morris (1st)F Brittni Walker (2nd)

2009D Alli Miller (1st, Defensive POY, Academic)MF Whitney Craft (2nd)F Katelyn Cropp (2nd)MF Tiffanie Meek (2nd)F Brittni Walker (2nd, Freshman of Year)D Angie Rundle (Academic)

Central Oklahoma has had 57 players earn all-conference honors a combined 97 times since the program started in 1998. The Bronchos were members of the Lone Star Conference from 1998-2010 before joining the Mid-America

Intercollegiate Athletics Association in 2012.Five players – Kim Brown, Carly Fischer, Valerie Gutierrez, Lisa Hansen and Alli Miller – were four-time All-LSC performers.UCO also claimed 17 player of the year awards in the LSC – seven as Defensive Player of the Year, five as

Offensive Player of the Year and five as Freshman of the Year.A year-by-year look at UCO’s all-conference players:

2008D Alli Miller (1st, Defensive POY, Academic)MF Jenny Racicot (1st)MF Whitney Craft (2nd)F Stephanie Lovely (2nd)MF Meghan Saliba (Academic)

2007MF Lacy Cooley (1st)F Carmen Davis (1st, Offensive POY)GK Carly Fischer (1st, Defensive POY, Academic

POY)MF Kasey Mahaffey (1st, Academic)D Alli Miller (1st, Academic)D Carley Murray (1st)MF Sarah Addison (2nd)F Lacy Williams (2nd)D Kelsi Woldtvedt (2nd)MF Kristin Juroch (Academic)

2006MF Sarah Addison (1st)GK Carly Fischer (1st, Academic)MF Kasey Mahaffey (1st)D Alli Miller (1st, Freshman of Year)D Melissa Terry (1st, Defensive POY)F Lacy Williams (1st)MF Lindsey Hull (2nd)F Jenny Racicot (2nd)

2005GK Carly Fischer (1st, Academic)MF Joy Hagemann (1st)MF Lindsey Hull (1st)D Chelsea Ryden (1st, Defensive POY)F Melissa Terry (1st)MF Meleia Bacon (2nd)D Ashley Golden (2nd)MF Anna Snedeker (2nd)

2004D Stephanie Gulisao (1st, Defensive POY,

Academic)MF Lindsey Hull (1st)MF Sarah Addison (2nd)D Stephanie Finley (2nd)GK Carly Fischer (2nd, Freshman of Year)D Anna Snedeker (2nd)

2003D Stephanie Gulisao (1st, Defensive POY,

Academic)MF Valerie Gutierrez (1st, Academic)D Stephanie Finley (2nd)F Audri Habibi (2nd)

2002F Kim Brown (1st, Offensive POY, Academic)D Stephanie Gulisao (1st)MF Valerie Gutierrez (1st)D Lisa Hansen (1st, Academic)MF Melia Bacon (2nd)

2001F Kim Brown (1st, Offensive POY, Academic)MF Valerie Gutierrez (1st)D Lisa Hansen (1st, Academic)MF Jessica Mathieu (1st, Academic)MF Gina Mix (1st)GK Amanda Hillier (2nd)D Courtney Lindsey (2nd)

2000F Kim Brown (1st, Academic)F Sally Holmes (1st, Offensive POY)D Lisa Hansen (1st, Academic)MF Jeorgia McGinty (1st)MF Jessica Mathieu (1st)MF Gina Mix (1st, Freshman of Year)GK Lauren Vogel (1st)MF Valerie Gutierrez (2nd)D Courtney Lindsey (2nd)D Jill Matsumoto (Academic)

1999F Kim Brown (1st, Freshman of Year)F Sally Holmes (1st, Offensive POY)MF Kelly Hoppe (1st)D Lisa Hansen (2nd)MF Courtney Lindsey (2nd)F Jeorgia McGinty (2nd)GK Amanda Hillier (Academic)

1998F Jeorgia McGinty (1st)MF Jill Matsumoto (2nd)D Kristen McAllister (2nd)F Jamie Lane (Academic)

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2016FirstTeam– F, Katie Killion!SecondTeam– F, Katie Killion@ThirdTeam– D, Kenzie Sublett!ThirdTeam– D, Kelsey Gordon!

2015FirstTeam– D, Quinn Tookey!SecondTeam– D, Quinn Tookey@ThirdTeam– F, Katie Killion!

2014FirstTeam– MF, Kate Foran!FirstTeam– D, Quinn Tookey!SecondTeam– D, Quinn Tookey@SecondTeam– MF, Emily Precure!SecondTeam– F, Lexi Carroll!ThirdTeam– D, Kenzie Sublett!

2013ThirdTeam– F, Caitlin Bond!ThirdTeam– MF, Emily Precure!

2012FirstTeam– GK, Meagan Burke!FirstTeam– D, Jordan Hutchison!FirstTeam– F, Brittni Walker!@SecondTeam– GK, Meagan Burke@SecondTeam– D, Jordan Hutchison@SecondTeam– MF, Stephanie Fleig!ThirdTeam– MF, Alyssa Anderson!

2011FirstTeam– F, Brittni Walker!@SecondTeam– D, Jordan Hutchison!@SecondTeam– MF, Summer Grantham!@SecondTeam– GK, Brandi Bartley @SecondTeam– MF, Ashton Morris!SecondTeam– D, Miranda Thorne@

2010SecondTeam– MF, Ashton Morris!ThirdTeam– D, McKenzie Caldwell!ThirdTeam– MF, Summer Grantham!

2009FirstTeam– D, Alli Miller!@

2008FirstTeam– D, Alli Miller!@

2007FirstTeam– MF, Lacy Cooley!FirstTeam– F, Carmen Davis!@FirstTeam– MF, Kasey Mahaffey!@SecondTeam– GK, Carly Fischer!@SecondTeam– D, Alli Miller@SecondTeam– D, Kelsi Woldtvedt@

2006FirstTeam– MF, Sarah Addison!FirstTeam– D, Melissa Terry!FirstTeam– F, Lacy Williams!SecondTeam– GK, Carly Fischer!

2005FirstTeam– GK, Carly Fischer!FirstTeam– MF, Joy Hagemann!FirstTeam– MF, Lindsey Hull!FirstTeam– D, Chelsea Ryden!SecondTeam– F, Melissa Terry!

2004FirstTeam– D, Stephanie Gulisao!SecondTeam– MF, Lindsey Hull!

2003SecondTeam– D, Stephanie Gulisao!SecondTeam– MF, Valerie Gutierrez!

2002SecondTeam– F, Kim Brown!SecondTeam– D, Lisa Hansen!

2001FirstTeam– F, Kim Brown!SecondTeam– MF, Valerie Gutierrez!SecondTeam– MF, Gina Mix!

2000FirstTeam– F, Sally Holmes!SecondTeam– F, Kim Brown!SecondTeam– MF, Jeorgia McGinty!SecondTeam– GK, Lauren Vogel!

1999FirstTeam– F, Jeorgia McGinty!SecondTeam– GK, Lauren Vogel!

1998FirstTeam– F, Jeorgia McGinty!

all-amerICans

2014SecondTeam– D, Quinn Tookey!

2012SecondTeam– D, Jordan Hutchison!

2009SecondTeam– D, Alli Miller!ThirdTeam– D, Alli Miller@

2007SecondTeam– F, Carmen Davis!

2006ThirdTeam– D, Melissa Terry!

2005SecondTeam– MF, Lindsey Hull!

2004ThirdTeam– D, Stephanie Gulisao!

! – National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA Team)@ – Daktronics/Conference Commissioners Associ-ation Team

Central Oklahoma has had 39 players receive NCAA Division II all-region recognition a combined 64 times. Jeorgia McGinty, Kim Brown, Carly Fischer and Alli Miller were all three-time all-region players for the Bronchos while 13 other players have earned two all-region selections.

In addition, the Bronchos have had six players receive All-American honors a total of seven times. Of those six players, five of them were defenders.

A look at both UCO’s All-Region and All-American players:

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A-A-A-A-ASarah Addison, 2004-05-06-07Cierra Allen, 2012Sophia Alvarez, 2015Hilary Allyn, 2008Alyssa Anderson, 2011-12Chaulsey Anderson, 2010Leah Anderson, 2002-03Elle Aston, 2012-14

B-B-B-B-B Meleia Bacon, 2002-03-04-05Josie Baker, 2008Braden Balderrama, 2011Reagan Ballard, 2014Amy Barber, 1998-99Connie Barker, 1998-99Tess Barnard, 2011-12-13-14Brandi Bartley, 2011-12-13-14Lexie Bates, 2015-16Nathalie Bernigaud, 2009Gabi Bochus, 2014Cari Bodin, 1998-99April Bohannan, 2002-03Morgan Boling, 2007-08Caitlin Bond, 2012-13Teagan Breslin, 2006-07Jordan Broddle, 2008Kim Brown, 1999-00-01-02Vallan Burk, 2007-08Meagan Burke, 2012Melissa Burns, 2000-01

C-C-C-C-CCorrey Cabrera, 2002-03McKenzie Caldwell, 2008-09-10-11Piper Cannon, 2016Lexi Carroll, 2014Traci Clifford, 2003-04Morgan Cherry, 2015-16Moriah Chinnock, 2005-06-07Sherri Collins, 2010Jenny Comingdeer, 2000Meghann Combs, 2012Lacy Cooley, 2004-05-06-07Courtney Cox, 2012-13-14-15Whitney Craft, 2006-08-09Katelyn Cropp, 2008-09

D-D-D-D-DCarmen Davis, 2005-06-07Kenna Dyess, 2013-14-15Lily Defee, 2002-03Dominique Dinka, 2009-10-11Falyn Dodd, 2015-16Erin Douglass, 1999-00Nicole Dusome, 1998

uCO leTTerwInners

E-E-E-E-EAshley Edwards, 2010Stephanie Engster, 2013Courtney Essary, 2014-15-16

F-F-F-F-FAshley Farley, 2015Blaire Ferguson, 2015Stephanie Finley, ‘01-02-03-04Carly Fischer, 2004-05-06-07Stephanie Fleig, 2009-10-11-12Christina Folluo, 1998-99-00-01Kate Foran, 2011-12-13-14Amanda Franklyn, 2010

G-G-G-G-GAmber Golden, 2004-05Ashley Golden, 2002-03-04-05Kelsey Gordon, 2016Saby Gonzalez, 1998Jennifer Goodall, 1999Lauren Goodard, 2007Summer Grantham, 2009-10-11-12Stephanie Guliaso, 2001-02-03-04Valerie Gutierrez, ‘00-01-02-03

H-H-H-H-HAudri Habibi, 2003-04Joy Hagemann, 2002-03-04-05Emily Hahn, 2013-14Asha Haile, 2016Tiffany Haines, 2003-05-06Paislee Hamilton, 2012-13-14Jackie Hancock, 2005-06Lisa Hansen, 1999-00-01-02Beth Helm, 2008-09Casey Herndon, 2015-16Nicole Hess, 1999-00 -01-02Kristen Hill, 1998-99Amanda Hillier, 1998-99-01Lexi Hohenberger, 2010Chelsea Holland, ‘00-01-02-03Sally Holmes, 1999-00Kelly Hoppe, 1999Lindsey Hull, 2003-04-05-06Sabrina Humphries, 2006Camrie Hurst, 2015-16Jordan Hutchison, 2010-11-12-13Darla Hyde, 2015-16

J-J-J-J-JSarah Jackson, 2010-11Sidney Jackson, 2010Kristen Juroch, 2004-05-06-07

K-K-K-K-KKatie Killion, 2015-16Katy Kashwer, 2008-09-10-11Katie Kelm, 2005Shayna Kindsvater, 2009-10-11-12Brittany King, 2012Nawal Kirts, 2011Heidi Kohlbacher, 2004Kentia Kokis, 2015

L-L-L-L-LJamie Lane, 1998-99Adriene Lents, 2008-09Kimberly Linder, 2012-13-14-15Courtney Lindsey, 1998-99-00-01Jennifer Lindsey, 2000-01-02Stephanie Lovely, 2008Mikayla Lowery, 2016

M-M-M-M-MKasey Mahaffey, 2006-07Liz Martin, 1998-99-00Paige Matacchiera, 2012-13-14-15Jill Matsumoto, 1998-00Jessica Mathieu, 1998-99-00-01Kristen McAllister, 1998-99Ashley McDaniel, 2013-14-15-16Maryan McElligott, 2012Jeorgia McGinty, 1998-99-00-01Callie McLaughlin, 2015-16Tiffanie Meek, 2006-07-08-09Lizzie Merritt, 2008-09-10-11Alli Miller, 2006-07-08-09Ciara Mitchell, 2012Gina Mix, 2000-01Michelle Molen, 2016Caitlin Moore, 2015-16Kristina Moore, 2002-03Ashton Morris, 2007-08-10-11Ariana Morrison, 2012Chandler Murphy, 2013Carley Murray, 2007

N-N-N-N-NChelsi Neal, 2003Victoria Neblett, 2015

P-P-P-P-PPaige Patterson, 2016Melissa Penn, 2002-03Caitlin Phillips, 2010Haley Post, 2016Emily Precure, 2013-14-16Ari Pugliese, 2011Sarah Purcell, 2011-12-13-14

R-R-R-R-RJenny Racicot, 2005-06-07-08Megan Riley, 2008-09Megan Rogers, 2003Kim Rouse, 1998-99Angie Rundle, 2009-11-12Samantha Rusk, 2008-09-10-11Chelsea Ryden, 2005

S-S-S-S-SMeghan Saliba, 2006-07-08-09Ally Salls, 2015-16Sarah Schaff, 2000Kaci Smarinsky, 2011Anna Snedeker, 2002-03-04-05Ashley Snider, 2015Rebecca Sparks, 2007Kelsey Springstead, 2008-09Elle Stover, 2014-15-16Kenzie Sublett, 2014-15-16Rebekah Svensson, 2005-06-07

T-T-T-T-TJamie Tarver, 2007Denae Taylor, 2000-01Melissa Terry, 2003-04-05-06Emily Thornbrugh, 2013Miranda Thorne, 2011-12-13-14Quinn Tookey, 2013-14-15Kerry Trainor, 1998Tara Turner, 1998

V-V-V-V-VLauren Vogel, 1999-00Nicole Voss, 2013

W-W-W-W-W Brittni Walker, 2009-10-11-12Skye Wardell, 2015Kylee Warne, 2012-13Jennifer Wehr, 2003Stephanie Weigel, 2008Summer White, 2009Erin Willard, 1999Lacy Williams, 2005-06-07Kelsi Woldtvedt, 2007Kayla Wright, 2008

Y-Y-Y-Y-YLori Youngs, 2004

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seasOn-by-seasOn resulTs

1998 (11-9-0,4-4*)St. Edward’s .......................... L, 3-1St. Mary’s .............................. L, 4-2USAO ...................................W, 2-0St. Gregory’s ........................W, 3-0West Texas A&M* ................. L, 5-1Kansas ................................... L, 4-1Drury .................................... L, 1-0Southwestern Oklahoma* .W, 12-0Southwest Baptist................W, 9-1Harding* ..............................W, 2-0Texas A&M-Commerce* ....... L, 2-1Friends .................................W, 7-0Angelo State* ....................... L, 3-2Midwestern State* ............... L, 4-3Newman ..............................W, 4-0East Central*........................W, 1-0Northeastern State* ............W, 3-2College of Southwest ...........W, 5-0Oklahoma Christian .............W, 2-0Oral Roberts ......................... L, 2-0*-Lone Star Conference game

1999 (13-5-1,5-3-1*)St. Edward’s .........................W, 2-1Texas Wesleyan ....................W, 6-0Central Missouri .................W, 1-0Central Arkansas ...........W, 2-1(OT)Incarnate Word ....................W, 4-3Regis ..................................... L, 5-1Metropolitan State ..............W, 2-1Dallas Baptist .......................W, 7-0Missouri Southern .............W, 10-0Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 6-0West Texas A&M* ...........T, 0-0(OT)Oral Roberts .................. L, 2-1(OT)Harding* ..............................W, 3-0Ouachita Baptist* ................W, 9-0Angelo State* ......................W, 4-0Midwestern State* ........ L, 3-2(OT)East Central*........................W, 5-0Texas A&M-Commerce* ....... L, 1-0Northeastern State* ............. L, 3-1*-Lone Star Conference game

2000 (21-3,7-0*)Metropolitan State ..............W, 6-0Texas Wesleyan ....................W, 3-2St. Edward’s .........................W, 6-0Arkansas State .....................W, 4-0Lindenwood .......................... L, 2-1Rockhurst .............................W, 3-2Central Arkansas ..................W, 8-0Missouri Southern ...............W, 6-0Northwest Missouri .............W, 5-0Regis ....................................W, 4-1Northeastern State* ............W, 3-0Incarnate Word ....................W, 2-1East Central*........................W, 3-0Oral Roberts ......................... L, 2-1Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 6-0Lees-McRae .........................W, 5-0Midwestern State* .......W, 1-0(OT)West Texas A&M* ................W, 2-1Texas A&M-Commerce* ......W, 4-0Angelo State* ......................W, 3-1Midwestern State! ...............W, 2-1

East Central! ........................W, 3-1Colorado Mesa# ...........W, 1-0(OT)UC San Diego# ............................. L, 6-2*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2001 (15-6,5-2*)Northwestern Oklahoma ............W, 8-0Tampa .........................................W, 3-0Eckerd .......................................... L, 3-2Oklahoma Christian ....................W, 5-2St. Gregory’s ...............................W, 5-0Incarnate Word ............................ L, 3-1St. Mary’s .............................W, 3-2(OT)St. Edward’s ................................W, 5-1Bacone ........................................W, 4-1New Mexico Highlands ...............W, 5-0Colorado State-Pueblo ................ L, 2-1Northeastern State* ...................W, 3-1East Central*........................W, 1-0(OT)Southwestern Oklahoma* ........W, 13-1Dallas Baptist ............................W, 10-0Midwestern State* .....................W, 4-0West Texas A&M* ........................ L, 1-0Texas A&M-Commerce* .............. L, 2-1Angelo State* .............................W, 4-1Texas A&M-Commerce! .......W, 2-1(OT)West Texas A&M! ........................ L, 1-0*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game

2002 (20-3,7-1*)Colorado State-Pueblo ........W, 1-0(OT)New Mexico Highlands ...............W, 2-0Southern Nazarene .....................W, 8-0St. Gregory’s ...............................W, 1-0Harding .......................................W, 4-1St. Mary’s ....................................W, 1-0St. Edward’s ................................W, 2-0Incarnate Word ...........................W, 4-0Missouri-Rolla .............................W, 6-0Metropolitan State ...................... L, 1-0Northeastern State* ...................W, 2-1Southwestern Oklahoma* ..........W, 1-0Dallas Baptist ..............................W, 9-0Central Arkansas .........................W, 5-0East Central*...............................W, 5-0Texas Woman’s* .........................W, 4-0Angelo State* .............................W, 1-0West Texas A&M* ................. L, 1-0(OT)Midwestern State* .....................W, 2-1Texas A&M-Commerce* ......W, 2-1(OT) Midwestern State! ...............W, 1-0(OT)West Texas A&M! ................W, 2-1(OT)Metropolitan State# .................... L, 2-0*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2003 (15-5-2,7-2*)Northwestern Oklahoma ...... T, 1-1(OT)Regis ............................................ L, 2-0Colorado Christian ................ T, 0-0(OT)Angelo State* .............................W, 3-2Incarnate Word ...........................W, 1-0Missouri-Rolla .............................W, 3-1

Southwest Baptist.......................W, 1-0Oklahoma Christian ....................W, 3-0Colorado State-Pueblo ...............W, 2-0Midwestern State* .....................W, 1-0East Central*...............................W, 4-0Northeastern State* ...................W, 5-3St. Mary’s ....................................W, 5-0St. Edward’s ................................W, 2-1Southwestern Oklahoma* ..........W, 3-1Texas A&M-Commerce* .............W, 2-0Texas Woman’s* .......................... L, 1-0Missouri Southern ......................W, 8-0West Texas A&M* ........................ L, 2-0Eastern New Mexico* .................W, 6-0West Texas A&M! ........................ L, 2-0Metropolitan State# .................... L, 4-0*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2004 (13-6-2,7-1-1*)St. Cloud State ............................W, 2-0Central Missouri ......................... L, 2-0St. Edward’s .........................W, 2-1(OT)Ouachita Baptist .........................W, 7-0Northeastern State* ...................W, 2-1Emporia State .............................W, 4-1North Florida ............................... L, 1-0Angelo State* .............................. L, 1-0Midwestern State* .....................W, 2-1Regis ............................................ L, 4-2East Central*...............................W, 4-0Metropolitan State ...................... L, 2-1Washburn ...................................W, 3-0Dallas Baptist ..............................W, 7-0St. Mary’s .............................. T, 1-1(OT)Southwestern Oklahoma* ..........W, 2-1Texas A&M-Commerce* .............W, 1-0Texas Woman’s* .........................W, 4-1West Texas A&M* ................. T, 1-1(OT)Eastern New Mexico* .................W, 4-0West Texas A&M! ........................ L, 1-0*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game

2005 (16-3-2,8-0-1*)Nebraska-Omaha ........................W, 3-2Oklahoma Christian ....................W, 2-0Metropolitan State ...................... L, 2-0Regis ............................................ L, 4-0Harding ........................................ L, 1-0St. Edward’s ................................W, 3-1Northeastern State* ............W, 3-2(OT)East Central*...............................W, 1-0Central Missouri .........................W, 5-0Emporia State .............................W, 3-0Southwestern Oklahoma* ..........W, 3-0Dallas Baptist ..............................W, 3-0Texas Woman’s* .........................W, 4-0Texas A&M-Commerce* ....... T, 2-2(OT)Eastern New Mexico* .................W, 1-0West Texas A&M* .......................W, 1-0Midwestern State* .....................W, 2-0Angelo State* .............................W, 2-1Texas Woman’s! ..........................W, 3-0Midwestern State! ......................W, 1-0Regis@ .................................. T, 2-2(OT)

*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game @-Lost shootout2006 (18-3-1,9-0*)Dallas Baptist .......................W, 1-0Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 3-0Ouachita Baptist ..................W, 2-1Drury ...................................W, 2-0Southern Nazarene ............W, 11-1Texas Wesleyan ....................W, 4-1East Central*........................W, 3-0St. Mary’s .............................. L, 1-0Northeastern State* ............W, 6-0Incarnate Word ....................W, 3-1St. Edward’s .......................... L, 1-0Metropolitan State ............... L, 1-0Regis ....................................W, 2-1Texas A&M-Commerce* ......W, 1-0Texas Woman’s* ..................W, 2-1West Texas A&M* ........ W, 1-0 (OT)Eastern New Mexico* ..........W, 2-1Angelo State* ......................W, 3-0Midwestern State* ..............W, 4-1Midwestern State! ........W, 2-1(OT)Texas A&M-Commerce! .......W, 1-0St. Edward’s#@ ...............T, 0-0(OT)*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game@-Lost shootout

2007 (19-5-1,10-0*)Washburn .......................T, 3-3(OT)Dallas Baptist .......................W, 7-3Truman State .......................W, 3-1Central Missouri ................... L, 1-0Southwest Baptist................W, 1-0Newman ..............................W, 3-0Lynn .....................................W, 1-0Nova Southeastern .............. L, 3-2Midwestern State* ..............W, 3-0Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 2-0Incarnate Word .............. L, 1-0(OT)St. Mary’s .............................W, 9-2Texas Woman’s* ..................W, 4-0Texas A&M-Commerce* ......W, 6-0Eastern New Mexico* ..........W, 2-0West Texas A&M* ................W, 2-0Abilene Christian* ...............W, 7-0Angelo State* ......................W, 4-0Northeastern State* ............W, 2-1East Central*........................W, 1-0TX A&M-Commerce! ....W, 4-3(OT)West Texas A&M! ................. L, 2-1Fort Lewis# ..........................W, 1-0St. Edward’s# ................W, 2-1(OT)Incarnate Word# ................... L, 1-0*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2008 (13-6-3,6-3-1*)Oklahoma Christian .............W, 2-0Dallas Baptist .......................W, 2-1Newman .......................W, 1-0(OT)Truman State ........................ L, 2-0

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Central Missouri .............T, 0-0(OT)Washburn ............................. L, 4-3Harding ................................W, 4-1Fort Lewis .......................T, 2-2(OT)St. Mary’s .............................W, 6-2Texas Woman’s* ..................W, 3-0Texas A&M-Commerce* ......W, 1-0Eastern New Mexico* ..........W, 1-0West Texas A&M* ................. L, 4-1Texas A&M International .....W, 9-0Abilene Christian* ...............W, 0-1Angelo State* .................T, 0-0(OT)Northeastern State* ............W, 2-1East Central*........................W, 3-1Midwestern State* ............... L, 3-0Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 7-1Abilene Christian! ................W, 3-1West Texas A&M! ................. L, 5-1*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game

2009 (14-6-3,7-3*)Incarnate Word ..................... L, 2-1St. Edward’s .......................... L, 2-0Nebraska-Omaha .................. L, 5-2Truman State ..................T, 1-1(OT)Dallas Baptist .......................W, 1-0Newman ..............................W, 1-0Oklahoma Baptist ................W, 2-0St. Mary’s .............................W, 4-0Texas A&M International .....W, 6-0Oklahoma Christian .............W, 1-0Northeastern State* ............W, 4-1Southwestern Oklahoma* ...W, 1-0West Texas A&M* .......... L, 1-0(OT)Eastern New Mexico* ..........W, 4-1Angelo State* ......................W, 2-0Abilene Christian* ................ L, 4-2East Central*........................W, 6-0Midwestern State* ..............W, 2-0TXA&M-Commerce*.....W, 1-0(OT)Texas Woman’s* ................... L, 2-0Texas Woman’s! ...................W, 1-0West Texas A&M!$ .........T, 1-1(OT)St. Edward’s#@ ...............T, 0-0(OT)*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament Game#-NCAA Division II Playoff game$-Won shootout@-Lost shootout

2010 (11-8-1,6-4-1*)Nebraska-Omaha .................W, 2-1Truman State ........................ L, 2-1St. Edward’s .................................L, 3-1Oklahoma City ........................... W, 2-1St. Mary’s ................................... W, 2-1USAO ......................................... W, 4-1

Dallas Baptist ...............................L, 3-1Southwestern Oklahoma* ......... W, 2-1Angelo State* ..............................L, 4-1Incarnate Word* ...................L, 1-0(OT)East Central*.............................. W, 3-2Northeastern State* .................. W, 1-0Abilene Christian* .......................L, 3-0Midwestern State* ......................L, 3-0TX A&M-Commerce* ............T, 2-2(OT)Texas Woman’s* ........................ W, 3-1West Texas A&M* ...................... W, 2-1Eastern New Mexico* ................ W, 3-0Incarnate Word! ........................ W, 3-1Midwestern State! ................L, 1-0(OT)*-Lone Star Conference game!-LSC Tournament game

2011 (15-4)Nebraska-Omaha ......................... L, 2-0Truman State ............................... L, 2-1Abilene Christian ......................... L, 3-0Southwest Baptist.......................W, 4-0Southern Nazarene .....................W, 3-1Texas A&M International ............W, 3-1St. Edward’s ................................W, 2-0St Mary’s .....................................W, 4-0East Central ................................W, 1-0Dallas Baptist ..............................W, 4-1Southwestern Oklahoma ............W, 1-0Harding .......................................W, 4-0Northeastern State .....................W, 1-0Midwestern State ................W, 1-0(OT)East Central ................................W, 5-0Southwestern Oklahoma ............W, 3-1Newman .....................................W, 2-0Northeastern State .....................W, 2-0Dallas Baptist# ............................. L, 1-0#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2012 (16-3-3,9-0-3*)St. Mary’s ....................................W, 3-1Texas A&M-International ............W, 2-0Midwestern State .......................W, 3-1Newman .....................................W, 7-1Dallas Baptist ..............................W, 2-0Missouri Southern* ....................W, 1-0Southwestern Oklahoma ............. L, 2-1Truman State* ............................W, 2-1Lindenwood* ..............................W, 3-2Missouri Western* .....................W, 1-0Northwest Missouri* ............ T, 1-1(OT)Fort Hays State* .........................W, 2-0Nebraska-Kearney* ....................W, 1-0Central Missouri* ................. T, 0-0(OT)Southwest Baptist* .....................W, 2-0Northeastern State* ............. T, 1-1(OT)Washburn* .................................W, 2-1Emporia State* ...........................W, 1-0

Missouri Southern! .....................W, 4-0Fort Hays State! .................... L, 2-1(OT)Fort Hays State# .........................W, 2-0Minnesota State-Mankato# ......... L, 1-0*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2013 (9-10-2,4-5-2*)Oklahoma Christian ....................W, 4-0William Jewell .............................. L, 3-2Upper Iowa .................................. L, 2-1Dallas Baptist ............................... L, 2-1Texas Woman’s ...........................W, 1-0Missouri Southern* .............. T, 0-0(OT)Southwestern Oklahoma ............W, 1-0Lindenwood* ........................ L, 1-0(OT)Midwestern State ........................ L, 3-1Missouri Western* .....................W, 4-0Northwest Missouri* ..................W, 3-0Fort Hays State* .......................... L, 1-0Nebraska-Kearney* ....................W, 2-0Central Missouri* ........................ L, 3-0Southwest Baptist* ............... L, 2-1(OT)Northeastern State* .................... L, 2-0Washburn* .................................W, 3-0Emporia State* ..................... T, 0-0(OT)Central Missouri! ........................W, 3-1Washburn! ..................................W, 2-0Southwest Baptist! ............... L, 3-2(OT)*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament game

2014 (14-5-3,9-3-2*)Minnesota State-Mankato ....L, 0-3Oklahoma Christian ........... W, 5-0 Southwestern Oklahoma .... W, 3-1 Upper Iowa ......................... W, 1-0 Northeastern State* ........... W, 2-0Southwest Baptist* ...............L, 1-4Missouri Western* ............. W, 1-0Northwest Missouri* .......... W, 1-0Washburn* ......................... W, 6-0 Emporia State* .............. T, 0-0(OT) Nebraska-Kearney* ............ W, 1-0 Fort Hays State* ............ T, 0-0(OT)Central Missouri* .................L, 0-1Lindenwood* ...................... W, 4-1Missouri Southern* ............ W, 4-0 Southwest Baptist* ...............L, 0-1Northeastern State* ........... W, 1-0Missouri Southern* ............ W, 1-0 Lindenwood! ...................... W, 5-0 Central Missouri! ........... T, 0-0(OT)Augustana# ......................... W, 1-0Central Missouri# .................L, 0-2*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament game

#-NCAA Division II playoff game

2015 (12-5-3,7-2-2*)Concordia-St. Paul .............. W, 4-1Minnesota State-Mankato ....L, 5-0Southwestern Oklahoma ......L, 3-0Southern Nazarene ............. W, 2-0Northeastern State ............. W, 1-0Southwest Baptist.................L, 2-1Missouri Western* ........ T, 1-1(OT)Northwest Missouri* .......... W, 2-1Washburn* ......................... W, 2-0Emporia State* ............ W, 4-3(OT)Nebraska-Kearney* ..............L, 1-0Fort Hays State* ................. W, 1-0Central Missouri* .................L, 3-0Lindenwood* ................. T, 1-1(OT)Missouri Southern* ............ W, 4-0Southwest Baptist* ...... W, 3-2(OT)Northeastern State* ........... W, 3-1Missouri Southern* ............ W, 3-0Nebraska-Kearney! ............. W, 3-1Northeastern State!@ .... T, 1-1(OT*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament game@-Lost shootout

2016 (15-7-1,8-3*)Southern Nazarene ............. W, 3-1Oklahoma Baptist ............... W, 4-0Texas A&M-Commerce ....... W, 2-1Southwestern Oklahoma ......T, 2-2Northeastern State ...............L, 1-2Southwest Baptist............... W, 2-1Missouri Southern ................L, 1-2Southwest Baptist*. ............ W, 3-1Washburn* ......................... W, 2-0Emporia State* .....................L, 0-2Central Missouri* ............... W, 2-1Lindenwood* ...................... W, 4-1Missouri Western* ............. W, 1-0Northwest Missouri* .......... W, 3-0Nebraska-Kearney* ..............L, 0-1Fort Hays State* ...................L, 1-3Northeastern State* ........... W, 1-0Missouri Southern* ............ W, 3-0Emporia State! .................... W, 2-0Fort Hays State! .................. W, 4-2Central Missouri! ..................L, 0-7Minot State# ....................... W, 3-1Central Missouri# .................L, 1-2*-MIAA game!-MIAA Tournament game#-NCAA Division II playoff game

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Opponent W-L-T Pct.Abilene Christian 2-4-0 .333AngeloState 9-3-1 .731Arkansas State 1-0-0 1.000Augustana 1-0-0 1.000Bacone 1-0-0 1.000Central Arkansas 3-0-0 1.000CentralMissouri 4-8-3 .367Dallas Baptist 11-3-0 .786College of Southwest 1-0-0 1.000Colorado Christian 0-0-1 .500Colorado State-Pueblo 2-1-0 .667Concordia-St. Paul 1-0-0 1.000Drury 1-1-0 .500East Central 16-0-0 1.000Eastern New Mexico 8-0-0 1.000Eckerd 0-1-0 .000EmporiaState 5-1-2 .750FortHaysState 4-3-1 .562Fort Lewis 1-1-0 .500Friends 1-0-0 1.000Harding 5-1-0 .823Incarnate Word 6-5-0 .545Kansas 0-1-0 .000Lees-McRae 1-0-0 1.000Lindenwood 3-2-1 .583Lynn 1-0-0 1.000Mesa State 1-0-0 1.000Metropolitan State 2-6-0 .250Midwestern State 15-6-0 .714Minnesota State-Mankato 0-3-0 .000Minot State 1-0-0 1.000Missouri-Rolla 2-0-0 1.000MissouriSouthern 10-1-1 .875MissouriWestern 4-0-1 .875Nebraska-Kearney 4-2-0 .667

Opponent W-L-T Pct.Nebraska-Omaha 2-2-0 .500New Mexico Highlands 2-0-0 1.000Newman 6-0-0 1.000NortheasternState 19-3-2 .833North Florida 0-1-0 .000Northwestern Oklahoma 1-0-1 .750NorthwestMissouri 5-0-1 .917Nova Southeastern 0-1-0 .000Oklahoma Baptist 2-0-0 1.000OklahomaChristian 8-0-0 1.000Oklahoma City 1-0-0 1.000Oral Roberts 0-3-0 .000Ouachita Baptist 3-0-0 1.000Regis 2-4-1 .357Rockhurst 1-0-0 1.000Science & Arts of Okla. 2-0-0 1.000Southern Nazarene 5-0-0 1.000Southwest Baptist 8-5-0 .615SouthwesternOklahoma 17-2-1 .875St. Cloud State 1-0-0 1.000St. Edward’s 9-4-2 .667St. Gregory’s 3-0-0 1.000St. Mary’s 9-2-1 .792Tampa 1-0-0 1.000TexasA&M-Commerce 12-3-2 .765Texas A&M International 4-0-0 1.000Texas Wesleyan 3-0-0 1.000Texas Woman’s 10-2-0 .833Truman State 2-3-1 .417UC-San Diego 0-1-0 .000Upper Iowa 1-1-0 .500Washburn 7-1-1 .833West Texas A&M 6-11-3 .375William Jewell 0-1-0 .000Bold-2017opponents

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With strong connections throughout the Oklahoma City metro, the University of Central Oklahoma is dedicated to developing in stu-dents the confidence to succeed through transformative learning experiences. Central prides itself as a smart investment for success, preparing future leaders in an opportunity-rich environment, with access to more than 200 student organizations and the internship, employment, entertainment and cultural offerings of the rapidly growing Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Founded in 1890 and ac-credited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Central connects its more than 17,000 students to unmatched value found in 117 undergraduate areas of study and 74 graduate programs from its main campus in Edmond and facilities throughout the metro area.

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Founded: December 24, 1890Location: Edmond, OklahomaPresident: Dr. Don BetzEnrollment: 17,000Faculty: More than 400 full-time professors with an additional

380 professionals from the community serving as adjunct faculty. A full 75 percent of faculty members have earned doctorates.

Student/FacultyRatio: 19:1StudentRepresentation: Students come from all 50 states

and more than 100 countries.AcademicDivisions: Five undergraduate colleges and a col-

lege of graduate studies and research.Degrees: UCO awards 10 bachelor’s degrees with 114 under-

graduate majors and 112 options. There are six master’s degrees with 24 majors and 47 options. UCO also offers a Funeral Service Certificate Program.

SchoolCalendar: Two 16-week semesters (fall and spring) and an 8-week summer session.

Library: The Chambers Library exceeds 1.4 million volumes of books, microforms, periodicals and government documents.

Organizations:More than 200 clubs and organizations on campus.

Accreditation:The University of Central Oklahoma has earned numerous accreditations.

UCO has received 15 different accreditations for its under-graduate programs, and seven for its graduate programs. UCO’s College of Business was also recognized by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.

Accredited programs include four different Master’s of Science programs, as well as two Master of Fine Arts programs. The master’s programs in the School of Music are also accredited.

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Edmond is located in the heart of Oklahoma, just north of the state capital in Oklahoma City, and has a population of over 90,000 as one of the fastest growing cities in the state.

Edmond has the best of both worlds including easy access to the city with just enough distance to maintain a close-knit community atmosphere.

The city offers outstanding hotels, nostalgic shopping areas and conve-niently located attractions for your enjoyment. Known for its outstand-ing golf courses, Edmond has hosted some of the most exciting PGA and celebrity events in the past two decades at world-famous Oak Tree Golf Club.

Edmond is the fastest growing, most economically dynamic city in Oklahoma. Thriving technology firms, diverse retail and com-mercial opportunities, and small corporate office headquarters have enhanced our reputation as the affluent residential suburb to the metropolitan area.

There are many more activities in Edmond, with a variety of music, art, theatre, water and sporting events that make for spectacu-lar family fun.

Heard on Hurd, pictured above, is a monthly festival where Downtown Edmond is transformed into an exciting mix of food trucks, family friendly excitement, and music that has become one of the premier, socially engaging events in the area.

Edmond also boasts one of the best Fourth of July fireworks shows in the country, and it’s held right here at UCO. More than 125,000 people attend the event. LibertyFest has been previously chosen by CNN and USA Today as one of the top 10 places to be in America on July 4.

Another Edmond attraction is Lake Arcadia. Home to the Center for Outdoor Adventure Recreation, Lake Arcadia offers trails for running, hiking, and cycling, as well as 1,820 surface acres for boating, skiing, kayaking, and fishing, and 26 miles of shoreline for more fun.

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The largest city in the state, Oklahoma City borders Ed-mond to the south and sits at the crossroads of I-35, I-40 and I-44, leaving OKC with more than 130 miles of federal and insterstate highways.

More than 1.3 million peo-ple call metro Oklahoma City home.

The City, as it is commonly referred to around the state, offers numerous things to do on any given day of the week – or year for that matter. Whether it is sports, music, art, or just getting outside on a nice day, OKC offers it all.

Chesapeake Energy Arena in downtown Oklahoma City is not only home to the NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder, but it also hosts concerts year-round, as well as other events such as pro wrestling, bull riding, and more.

Bricktown, the central hub of entertainment in down-town, is home to Bricktown Ballpark, where the Oklahoma City Dodgers – Triple-A affiliate to MLB’s L.A. Dodgers – play ball. The ballpark also hosts high school games, collegiate tournaments, as well as con-certs of its own.

There is plenty more to do, especially on the booming, Oklahoma River.

The UCO rowing team calls the river home and has a state-of-the-art boathouse on the river to prove it. Visitors can also enjoy the Riversport Adventure District, where you can challenge yourself through a white-water rapids course, zip-line across the river, or bungee jump among other fun activities.

There are also five lakes in the greater OKC metro area that offer ample fun including fishing, running or cycling trails, and swimming.

There are also more than a dozen golf courses to choose from.

Along with art museums, a science museum, and many more, there is always some-thing to do in OKC.

The Adventure District is just 10 minutes from UCO and offers many fun things to do.

Remington Park races horses more than half of the year, the Oklahoma City Zoo is always a top-pick, and it sits right next to the Science Museum.

If you venture west of down-town toward the fairgrounds, you can find more fun.

Home to the Oklahoma State Fair every September, as well as shows year-round, the fairgrounds offer countless entertainment options.

Oklahoma City is in a warm southwest climate. It sees more than 300 days of sun-shine on average per year.

The average temperature annually is 60 degrees accord-ing to the Oklahoma City Vis-itors Convention Bureau. OKC also sees on average 32.03 inches of rain and nine inches of snow every year.

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JOe muller

Now in his tenth year as athletic director at Central Oklahoma is Joe Muller, who has helped return the Bronchos to national prominence in NCAA Division II.

UCO teams have captured 18 conference championships and had 14 top-10 national finishes during Muller’s tenure, with softball winning the school’s first-ever women’s national championship in 2013.

Eighty-two student-athletes have earned All-America honors over the past nine years and the Bronchos have placed in the top 50 among 350 Division II institutions six times in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup yearly stand-ings, including a 21st-place finish in 2016-17, the school’s highest finish in three decades.

The athletic department’s fund-raising efforts have also increased significantly under Joe’s guidance. He secured the largest gift in program history in the fall of 2015 with a $10 million donation that ranks among the highest ever in the NCAA Division II ranks, continues to grow Stampede Club membership and also introduced a corporate sales

initiative that has generated record revenues for the program in just five years.Academically, UCO’s student-athletes are performing at all-time high levels. For the past nine years, the overall grade point average of stu-

dent-athletes has surpassed that of the general student population and to demonstrate that academics is a priority, the athletic department now hosts an annual Academic Awards Banquet recognizing the achievements of student-athletes.

A native of Stillwater, Joe earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Oklahoma State and got his start in athletic administration at OSU when he served as director of athletic marketing and promotions from 1985-90.

Muller was involved in the television industry for more than a decade before returning to OSU in 2002 as associate athletic director, serving in that capacity until going to Purdue in ‘06.

He was senior associate athletic director for external relations for the Boilermakers for two years before becoming just the seventh athletic director in Central’s rich athletic history in July of 2008

Joe is married (Julie) and has three sons (Jaxon, Brandon and Matthew).

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dr. dOn beTz

Dr. Don Betz became Central Oklahoma’s 20th president in August 2011 after having previously served as UCO’s Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs from 1999-2005.

President Betz developed several initiatives and programs that helped transform Central into one of the leading metropolitan universities in the nation during his first stint at the school and he’s been the driving force in making UCO a destination of choice in higher education since his return to campus.

President Betz has enjoyed a distinguished career in higher education that spans more than 40 years, developing a reputation for teaching and encouraging students, leadership development and diplomacy through his international activities, most notably with the United Nations and its affiliated non-government organizations.

Prior to returning to UCO, he served as president of Northeastern State, a post he held for three years. He also served as Chancellor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls from 2005 until his appointment at NSU and as

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Palmer College (Iowa) from 1994-1999.In the 23 years prior, he fulfilled various capacities at NSU, including the Vice President of University Relations and Professor of Political

Science. While at NSU, he also was the Executive Director of the Educational Foundation, Assistant to the President, Dean of Continuing Educa-tion and Special Programs, Director of the Sequoyah Institute/Center for Tribal Studies, the founder and advisor of the university’s President’s Leadership Class and its Model United Nations program.

From 1982 through 2003, President Betz worked for and with the United Nations on Middle East issues. He founded and chaired the Inter-national Coordinating Committee on the Question of Palestine (ICCP), a UN-affiliated non-governmental organization (NGO) network pursuing peace in the Middle East based on UN resolutions.

A frequent writer and speaker, Dr. Betz has addressed international, educational, motivational topics, and has worked with newspapers, radio and television. His life-long interest in global issues and his passion for promoting cross-cultural understanding has led him to more than 80 countries.

While president at NSU, he served as the chair of the Northeast Oklahoma Public Facility Authority, board member for BancFirst in Tahle-quah, the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce, Creative Oklahoma, Inc., and chair of the Regional University System of Oklahoma Council of Presidents. He is a member of the Oklahoma Academy, Leadership Oklahoma, Universities and Colleges President’s Climate Commitment, International Association of University Presidents and has served as Chairman of AASCU’s International Education Committee.

President Betz received his B.A. in Political Science and Philosophy from the University of San Francisco and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Interna-tional Studies from the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He also completed Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management.

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Gunnar POff

Gunnar Poff is in his fourth year as Central Oklahoma’s assistant athletic director for operations after serving the previous four years as coordinator of ticket sales for the Bronchos.

Poff took over his new role in May 2014 and is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of UCO’s Athletic Department. Gunnar also serves as sport supervisor for five sports and is responsible for the areas of athletic training, strength & conditioning, ticketing and game-day operations.

A native of Sayre, Gunnar was a pitcher for the Southwestern Oklahoma baseball team during the mid-2000s and earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from SWOSU in 2007.

Poff went on to earn a master’s of education in intercollegiate athletics administration in 2009 from the University of Oklahoma, working in the office of event management during his tenure at OU.

Gunnar is married (Tessa) and has three daughters (Presley, Piper and Devyn).

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brITnI brannOn

Serving as Central Oklahoma’s assistant athletic director for business is Britni Brannon, who is also UCO’s senior women’s administrator.

An Oklahoma native, Brannon graduated from UCO in 2002 and spent the next five years working for an audio/visual company doing marketing, advertising and materials management.

A Certified Procurement Officer with the State of Oklahoma, Brannon returned to UCO in 2007 as a Buyer II in the Purchasing, Payment Services & Travel department and was in that capacity until moving to the athletic department as business manager in the fall of 2012.

Britni is married (Todd) and has one son (Alex).

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darnell smITh

In his eighth year as assistant athletic director for compliance at Central Oklahoma is Darnell Smith.Smith manages the areas of NCAA compliance, student-athlete services and the Student-Athlete Advisory

Committee (SAAC), while also directing the student-athlete welfare programming and serving as Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Athletics.

A native of San Antonio, Texas, Smith was a four-year member and two-year starter of the Oklahoma State football team from 2002-06 at defensive end. A standout student-athlete, he was a three-time recipient of the Arthur Ashe Scholar award at OSU and earned second-team honors on the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America Team among other accolades.

Smith came to UCO from the University of New Mexico, where he served as Director of Compliance from February 2009 to June 2010. In his role with UNM he managed 11 sports by maintaining institutional control in all aspects of compliance.

Prior to his time at UNM, Smith served as a Management Development Trainee from June 2008 to February 2009 with the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) in Colorado Springs, Colo.

He is married (Candace) and has one son (Darnell, Jr.).

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brandOn baker

Brandon Baker is in his seventh year at Central Oklahoma as assistant athletic director for sponsorships and marketing.

He’s responsible for corporate sponsorships and marketing for all athletic events on the UCO campus, working with local, regional and national businesses to create memorable experiences for both fans and sponsors.

Baker was at the Oklahoma City RedHawks for 10 years before coming to UCO, working with corporate sponsorships, baseball operations, game-day experience and ticket office management. He spent two years prior to that with the West Tennessee Diamond Jaxx, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.

A native of Fulton, Mo., Baker is a University of Missouri graduate and was involved with the Mizzou chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Baker is married (Erin) and has two sons (Benjamin and Evan).

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al JOnes

Al Jones took over as director of Central Oklahoma’s Stampede Club in July 2014.The Stampede Club is the athletic booster club for all UCO sports and helps support the athletic department

through financial contributions and other events.Jones, who has been involved with Broncho athletics in a variety of ways since the early 1960s, had served

as Executive Director and Membership Coordinator of Alumni Relations at UCO for six years before joining the athletic department.

Jones was a student trainer and manager for the 1962 Central football team that won the NAIA national championship and he earned both bachelor’s (1966) and master’s (1974) degrees in education from UCO.

A past member of both the 45th Infantry Division Army National Guard and United States Air Force Reserves, Jones was a teacher for many years at Stillwater and Millwood in addition to serving as headmaster/superintendent at Oklahoma Christian Schools.

He worked in private business from 1998 until coming to UCO in April 2008 as Executive Director of Alumni Relations.Al is married (Sharon) and has two sons (Jon and Jeff).

dIreCTOr Of aThleTIC COmPlIanCe

Jeremy rOGers

Jeremy Rogers joined the Central Oklahoma Athletic Department in November of 2012 and currently serves as Director of Athletic Compliance.

A native of Medford, Rogers played football at Southern Nazarene University and earned all-conference honors at tight end. He received his Bachelor's degree in Sport Management from SNU in 2007.

Jeremy went on to earn his Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2012. While at OU he worked as an intern for the Athletic Compliance Department and Office of Legal Counsel. Jeremy is licensed to practice law in the state of Oklahoma and is a member of the Oklahoma Bar Assocation.

Jeremy is married (Rachel) and they have two children - son (Mason) and daughter (Norah).

2017 UCO Soccer

Central Oklahoma enters its sixth year as a member of the Mid-Ameri-ca Intercollegiate Athletics Association.

The MIAA, a 14-member conference of NCAA Division II institutions in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, was first organized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

Over the past 100 years, the MIAA has gained the reputation of being one of the top NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. MIAA schools have won 17 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, over 160 indi-vidual national titles.

The MIAA currently conducts championships in eight sports for men and nine for women.

For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, baseball, tennis and golf.

The women compete for titles in volley-ball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, softball, golf, ten-nis and bowling.

The MIAA turned a new page on July 1, 1992, when the NCAA Division II conference changed its name from the Missouri Intercol-legiate Athletic Association to the Mid-Amer-ica Intercollegiate Athletics Association.

The decision to make the change originat-ed in 1989, when Pittsburg State and Wash-burn became the first schools outside the state of Missouri to gain membership in the MIAA.

The conference was first organized in 1912 with 14 member institutions. Of those original members, Central Missou-ri, Truman State and Northwest Missouri State still remain a part of the MIAA.

The first change in membership came in 1924, when the MIAA reor-ganized to include only the five regional Missouri state colleges: Cen-

tral Missouri, Truman (at the time known as Northeast Missouri State), Northwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri State and Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State).

Over the next 56 years, three schools joined the membership: Missouri School of Mines (later Missouri-Rolla) in 1935, Lincoln in 1970 and the Missouri-St. Louis in 1980.

Ken Jones became the first full-time commissioner of the MIAA in 1981 and would be in the position for 16 years, retiring in 1997. Ralph McFillen succeeded Jones, serving 10 years before his retirement in 2007.

Jim Johnson succeeded McFillen in July of that year and served as com-missioner until September of 2010, when Dr. Bob Boerigter took over. Mike Racy is the current commissioner and began in January of 2017 following Boerigter’s retirement.

Southwest Baptist brought membership back to eight schools in 1986, before the major expansion of the conference in 1989. Pittsburg State, Washburn, Missouri South-ern and Missouri Western began competi-tion in the 1989-90 season.

Southeast Missouri State left the MIAA fol-lowing the 1990-91 season and was replaced by Emporia State in the 1991-92 season.

Missouri-St. Louis departed the MIAA in 1996, Missouri-Rolla left in 2005 and Lin-coln forfeited its membership in 1999. Fort Hays State joined the MIAA in 2006, Nebras-ka-Omaha entered the league in 2008 and Lincoln re-joined the conference in 2010.

UCO, Lindenwood, Nebraska-Kearney and Northeastern State all become league members with the start of the 2012-13 academic year.

Nebraska-Omaha left the league in 2011 and Truman State did the same in 2013, which leaves the conference with 14 schools. Lincoln and SBU are associate members and don’t compete in football.

mId-amerICa InTerCOlleGIaTe aThleTICs assOCIaTIOn

LarryHouseMikeRacy JoshSlaughterAmberFeldman

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Address:114 West 11th Street (Suite 105), Kansas City, Mo. 64105Phone:(816) 421-MIAA (6422)MediaRelationsFax:(816) 421-6429Website:www.themiaa.comCommissioner:Mike RacyAssistantCommissionerforChampionshipsandBusinessDevelopment:Larry HouseAssistantCommissionerforComplianceandInternalOperations:Amber FeldmanDirectorofCommunications:Josh Saughter

2017BronchoSoccer

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Date Opponent Location TimeSept.1(Friday) AngeloState Commerce,Texas 5p.m.Sept.3(Sunday) TexasA&M-Commerce Commerce,Texas 1:30p.m.Sept.7(Thursday) Southwestern Weatherford,Okla. 4p.m.Sept.9(Saturday) OklahomaChristian EDMOND 1p.m.Sept.15(Friday) NortheasternState EDMOND 4p.m.Sept.17(Sunday) SouthwestBaptist Bolivar,MO. 1p.m.Sept.22(Friday) MissouriSouthern EDMOND 4p.m.Sept.24(Sunday) SouthwestBaptist* EDMOND 1p.m.Sept.29(Friday) Washburn* Topeka,Kan. 6p.m.Oct.1(Sunday) EmporiaState* Emporia,Kan. 1p.m.Oct.6(Friday) CentralMissouri* Warrensburg,MO. 4p.m.Oct.8(Sunday) Lindenwood* St.Charles,MO. 1p.m.Oct.13(Friday) MissouriWestern* EDMOND 4p.m.Oct.15(Sunday) NorthwestMissouri* EDMOND 1p.m.Oct.20(Friday) Nebraska-Kearney* EDMOND 4p.m.Oct.22(Sunday) FortHaysState* EDMOND 1p.m.Oct.27(Friday) NortheasternState* Tahlequah,Okla. 6p.m.Oct.29(Sunday) MissouriSouthern* Joplin,MO. Noon*–MIAAgame

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