Follow the PC Graduate Soccer Players
On the Alumni and Web Links Pages
As They Continue their Soccer Careers At the College Level:
Getting All Together Again...
PC Grads Emily Peterson (2006) & Ashleigh Carpenter (2005)
from WMU pose with Lindsey Wrege (2005) & Megan Brown (2006)
from MSU
at the September 12th 2008 game as the Spartans Hosted the
Broncos
2004 - Michael Parke (University of Michigan)
2005 - Tom McCurdy (University of Michigan), Ashleigh Carpentier (Western Michigan University),
Ellen Molenaar (Hope
College), Lindsay Wrege (Michigan State University)
2006 - Eric Alexander (Indiana University), Megan Brown (Michigan State University),
Emily
Peterson (Western Michigan University), Anne Rose (University of Florida)
2007 - Cassie Beebe (Aurora College), Meaghan Bennett (Northern Illinois University),
Aubrey Brown (Covenant College),
Ashley Buyce (Olivet
College),
Christine Ketteman (Robert Morris College),
Jenna Wenglinski (Grand Valley State University),
Ko Yamamoto (Western Michigan University)
To read more about the Alumni Game, go to the Alumni
Page
(Please email
tbrownosu@charter.net for any player left off
unintentionally from the list above)
Game Review by Alumni Coach, Tim Beebe
The 2008 Portage Central
Varsity VS the Alumni
The first annual alumni
game held at the Portage Central Soccer Field was greeted
with great trepidation by both teams. Could the Varsity lose
to the more experienced alumni or would youth prevail? As
for the alumni, they knew that experience win every time but
“Will my legs hold out?” The first half was all experience
they had ball control and the wind in their sails.
The second half was a toss up, four subs (alumni) to the
Varsity ten was the only miss cue (and well maybe the
coaching). The Portage Central Mustangs Varsity after the
first half settled down and started to play as a great team
scoring 4 goals to the alumni 3 goals and held that pose to
the end.
The alumni team was made up of the following:
Cassie
Beebe Aurora University
2007
Heather Best
Aubrey Brown Covenant
College 2007
Megan Brown Michigan State University
2006
Ashleigh Carpentier Western Michigan University
2005
Christine Ketteman Robert Morris
College 2007
Ellen Molenaar Hope
College 2005
Siobhan Norman University of Michigan
Emily Peterson Western
Michigan University 2006
Gretchen Schatz Grand Valley State
University 2007
Christie Tarpley Northwestern University
Stephanie Walker Grand Valley State University
2005
Jenna Wenginski Grand Valley University
2007
Emily Wiegand Michigan State University
2001
Lindsey Wrege Michigan State
University 2005
Between the two teams there were three sets of sister
playing sister and one cousin playing a cousin. Fun was had
by all until tomorrow when the aspirin wear off.
Meaghan Bennett
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Portage, MI
High School:
Portage Central
Height:
5-7
Position:
GK
High School: Honorable mention Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association's Dream Team after posting 13 shutouts as a senior ... Led team to undefeated conference championship, region semifinal appearance and 17-5-1 record during senior season ... First team all-state and Division I first-team selection by the Michigan High School Coaches Association in 2006 ... Collected all-conference, all-region and all-district accolades while leading her team to a 23-1-1, a 10-0-0 league mark, and a state semifinal appearance during junior campaign ... Posted a 0.25 goals against average as junior ... Registered a 0.27 goals against average in eight games as sophomore ... Helped team combine to go 82-10-5 during prep career ... Lettered in basketball as a junior. Personal: Participated in Michigan's Olympic Development Program ... Parents are Thomas and Sharon Bennett ... Health Science major.
Cassie
Beebe
-
Aurora
University
Megan Brown
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Portage, Mich.
High School:
Central
Height:
5-4
Position:
M
2007 - Key reserve attack midfielder ... Saw action in all 19 matches ... Posted two assists, both of them coming in MSU's 3-0 win against Detroit (9/12) ... Attempted eight shots, with a try on goal coming in road win at Loyola (10/25) ... Academic All-Big Ten selection.
2006 - Started one game and saw action as a reserve midfielder/forward in 15 ... Scored game-winning goal in 80th minute at Northwestern for first career goal (10/7) ... Made first career start against Michigan (10/27) ... Took seven shots.
Prior To MSU - Four-year letterwinner, starter and captain at Portage Central...Led team to SMAC Championship in 2003, 2004 and 2005 and district championships in `04 and `05...Earned all-conference, all-district and all-region honors in 2003, `04 and `05...Named all-state honorable mention as a freshman and garnered second-team all-state accolades as a junior, and was selected to the first-team as a senior...Member of 2004 and 2005 Michigan Hawk State Cup Finalist teams...Selected to Michigan ODP pool in 2000...Played for State ODP team from 2001-05.
Personal - Born July 10, 1988...Daughter of Bruce and Tammy Brown...Uncle, Todd, played baseball at Bowling Green...Majoring in human biology.
Season GP G A P
2006 15 1 0 2
2007 19 0 2 2
Total 34 1 2 4
Covenant College
Aubrey Brown
Height: 4'11"
Age: 19
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Kalamazoo, MI
High School: Portage Central
Intended Major: Elementary Education
What are you most excited about in attending Covenant? Practicum for Intro to Teaching
ROBERT MORRIS COLLEGE
Christine Ketteman
Sophomore
#8 Midfielder
Portage Central High School
Portage, MI
Jenna Wenglinski
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Portage, Mich.
High School:
Portage Central
Height:
5-9
Position:
Defender
2007: Appeared in 18 matches as a freshman and started in two of them...Scored one goal and added one assist for a total of three points...Recorded her first point as a Laker, an assist, against Findlay (Sept. 28)...Scored her first goal, a game winner, in the GLIAC Championship against Mercyhurst (Nov. 4)...Started in both the GLIAC Championship and the second round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 11).
High School: Played four years of varsity soccer at Portage Central High School under head coach Pat Norman...Won conference and district championships all four years...Also won regional championship her junior year...All-conference, all-district, all-region and all-state honorable mention during her junior year...All-conference, all-district and all-region both her sophomore and senior seasons...Also played volleyball and basketball.
Personal: Daughter of Robert and Sharon Wenglinski...Enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding and reading.
Wenglinski's Career Statistics
Offense
GP
G
A
Pts
Shots
Shot%
SOG
SOG%
GW
2007
18
1
1
3
2
.500
1
.500
1
Total
18
1
1
3
2
.500
1
.500
1
Ashleigh
Carpentier
-
Western
Michigan
University
Courtesy: Zolton Cohen Ashleigh Carpentier
Ashleigh Carpentier
# 21
Defender - D
Height:
5-8
Senior
Previous Affiliations
Central
Portage, Mich.
Courtesy: WMU
Release: 10/22/2005
2007: Played in 18 games, starting 17... as a defender, she played a key role in the Broncos five shutouts during the season, including holding North Florida to one shot on goal... assisted on the game-winning goal in a 1-0 win over Central Michigan (10/28).
2006: Played in all 19 games, starting 14 ... scored, unassisted, for first career goal at Northwestern (9/17) ... fired 11 shots, six on goal.
2005: Produced two assists in 4-0 win over Bowling Green (9/25) ... started six games.
High School: Received Smith Award for Female Athlete of the Year as a senior ... named all-conference all four years ... received all-district, all-regional and all-state honorable mention as a junior and senior ... member of the TKO soccer club that participated as state semifinalists in 2005, 2003 and 2002 ... state finalist in 2004.
Personal: Majoring in multi-media imaging engineering ... maintains a 3.36 GPA ... daughter of Heidi Williams ... born Aug. 15, 1987 in Kalamazoo, Mich.
YEAR
GP
GS
G
A
PTS
SH
GW
2007
18
17
0
1
1
5
0
2006
19
14
1
0
2
11
0
2005
17
6
0
2
2
5
0
Totals
52
37
1
3
5
21
0
Emily Peterson - Western Michigan University
Courtesy: Zolton Cohen
Emily Peterson
# 4
Defender - D
Height:
5-4
Junior
Previous Affiliations
Central
Portage, Mich.
Courtesy: WMU
Release: 08/22/2006
2007: Saw action in 15 contets, starting in seven.
2006: Saw action in 16 contests, starting nine... took four shots.
High School: Twice earned all-state second team honors... voted PCHS’ Most Valuable Player in 2005... part of the Olympic Development program... two-time state finalist with the Michigan Hawks club program.
Personal: University curriculum... parents are David and Christy Peterson — both attended WMU... born Feb. 15, 1988 in Kalamazoo, Mich.
YEAR
GP
GS
G
A
PTS
SH
GW
2007
15
7
0
0
0
1
0
2006
16
9
0
0
0
4
0
Total
31
16
0
0
0
5
0
Ko Yamamoto - Western Michigan University
Courtesy: Zolton Cohen
Ko Yamamoto
# 16
Midfielder - MF
Height:
5-7
Weight:
150
Sophomore
Previous Affiliations
Central
Portage, Mich.
Courtesy: WMU
Release: 08/15/2007
2007: Saw action in 18 games, starting nine ... recorded three assists ... took seven shots, putting three on goal ... assisted both goals in a 2-1 win against IPFW (9/9) ... one of three Broncos to assist multiple goals in a single game ... made first collegiate start at IUPUI (9/14) ... also assisted winning goal at Western Illinois (9/16).
High School: Three-year letterwinner ... all-state honorable mention selection as a junior ... named third team, all-state as a senior ... member of Super-Y League ‘88/’89 Select Team at Super Y League national camp ... made a national appearance as a member of the Kalamazoo Kingdom (PDL), along with Bronco teammates Jordan Miller and Tyler Rosenhagen, in 2007.
Personal: Majoring in sports medicine ... son of Ken and Kumi Yamamoto ... born Nov. 21, 1988.
YEAR
GP
GS
G
A
PTS
SH
GW
2007
18
7
0
3
3
7
0
Anne Rose - University of Florida
2008 University of Florida Women's Soccer Roster
Front Row (from left): Jenny Taylor, Ericka Miller, Kathryn Williamson, Liz Ruberry, Angela Napolitano, Caitlin Howard, Laura Ray, Lindsay Thompson, Danielle DeLuca, Jessica Eicken. Second Row: Vanessa Rangel, Nicky Kit, Sarah Chapman, Jazmyne Avant , Alyshah Smith, Tricia Townsend, Tahnai Annis, McKenzie Barney, Allison Bullard, Ameera Abdullah, Katie Kadera, Lindsay Williams. Back Row: Associate Head Coach Victor Campbell, Manager Kevin Joyce, Athletic Trainer Emily Kiefer, Manager Katie Davis, Ashlee Elliott, Lauren Hyde, Megan Kerns, Brooke Chancey, Kelsey Kern, Katie Fraine, Meghan Berlingo, Brooke Patterson, Marsha Harper, Head Coach Becky Burleigh, Manager Anne Rose, Assistant Coach Alan Kirkup, Athletic Training Student Keri Anne Boltin, Volunteer Coach Aaron Rodgers.
21Anne Rose
FR-RS, 5-4
MF
Portage, Mich. (Portage Central H.S.)
2006: Tore right anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in April of 2006 and redshirted the season recovering from surgery.
High School: Four-year starter at central midfield for Portage Central High School…Portage Central won conference titles in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006, district titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and the 2006 regional titles…High school advanced to the 2006 state semifinal round…Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association (MHSSCA) 2005 Division I All-State honorable mention team member…All-region, all-district and All-Southern Michigan Athletic Conference (SMAC) conference selection in 2003, 2004 and 2005…Member of All-Michigan State Academic Team in 2003 and 2006…Captain of 2006 Portage Central H.S. team that was ranked as high as No. 3 by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America…One of three Portage Central H.S. players to sign with NCAA Division I programs…Coached by BJ Snow and Pat Norman at Portage Central. Club: Six-year member of Michigan State Olympic Development Program (ODP) "1987" team…Starter for the Michigan State ODP in 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2004…Attended four Region II ODP camps and many interregional tournaments…Central midfielder for TKO club team that was 2003 Michigan State runner-up…Kalamazoo Invitational Soccer Showcase Most Valuable Player in 2003, 2004 and 2005…TKO MVP and team captain (2003-05)…Coached by Neil Ridgeway and Chris Keenan at TKO. Major: Social and Behavioral Sciences
Eric
Alexander
-
Indiana
University
Eric Alexander
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Portage, Mich.
High School:
Portage Central
Height / Weight:
6-0 / 150
Position:
Midfield
Birthdate:
04/14/1988
Freshman Year (2006)
Unanimous selection to the Big Ten All-Freshman team ... fourth on the team in points (10), third on the team in assists (4) and tied for third in goals scored (3) ... ESPNSoccernet recognized him on Oct. 15 as the best freshman in the country ... named as one of College Soccer News' Top 100 Freshmen to Watch ... played in every game, starting in 11 ... tallied his first career assist against Akron (9/20) in his first career start ... also had an assist the next game against Michigan (9/24) ... was named Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 9 after scoring goals against Louisville and Northwestern ... against the Cardinals (10/4), tallied his first career goal ... netted the only goal of the game vs. the Wildcats (10/7) ... had an assist against IUPUI (10/10) for a streak of three consecutive games with a point ... assisted on the game-winning goal, then scored a goal in the late minutes at Butler (10/24).
Prep/Personal
Named
NSCAA/adidas
Boys
High
School
National
Player
of the
Year and
Gatorade
National
Boys
Soccer
Player
of the
Year ...
played
for
former
Hoosier
B.J.
Snow at
Portage
Central
High
School
... a
four-time
all-conference
selection
...
finished
his
senior
season
with 28
goals
and 12
assists
... Mr.
Soccer
in the
state of
Michigan
... a
two-time
first
team
Division
I
All-State
selection
...
helped
Portage
Central
to
regional
finals
each of
his
final
two
seasons
...
named to
the
Michigan
High
School
Soccer
Coaches
Association
(MHSSCA)
Boys'
Soccer
Dream
Team, as
one of
the top
11
players
in the
state,
in 2004
and 2005
... an
NSCAA/adidas
High
School
and
Youth
All-American
in 2005
... an
NSCAA/adidas
Youth
All-American
in 2004
as well
...
invited
to the
prestigious
adidas
Elite
Soccer
Program
(ESP)
Camp in
2004 and
2005 ...
named to
the ESP
All-Star
team
both
years
...
played
club
soccer
for
Vardar
88,
helping
them
claim a
pair of
State
Cup
titles
and
advance
to the
USYS
National
Championship
in 2005
... a
four-year
member
of the
Michigan
ODP
team, a
three-year
member
of the
Region
II ODP
team,
and was
the 2004
State
Cup MVP
... was
a member
of the
Business
Professionals
Association
and the
Rotary
Club in
high
school
...
volunteered
for
several
causes
including
the
Breast
Cancer
Walk,
Kalamazoo
Food
Drive
and
Santa's
Workshop.
Ellen
Molenaar -
Hope College
Front
row,
from
left to
right:
Mallory
Fox,
Kristen
Schwenk,
Bethany
Kicz,
Kara
Marsman,
Lana
Gentry,
Emily
Baracy,
Courtney
Cook,
Nikki
Franzese,
Emily
Carefoot,
Jessica
Malkin;
middle
row:
Kimmy
Gordon,
Suzi
Knowles,
Allison
Van Beek,
Kelsey
Bos,
Kelly
Schaefer,
Kirsten
Bonzelaar,
Sony
Mashati,
Ellen
Molenaar,
Sara
Sosolik,
; back
row:
manager
Kelsey
Laux,
trainer
Andi
Wagner,
trainer
Tom
Birchmeier,
Bethann
Hamer,
Heather
Reece,
Lauren
Miller,
Sophie
Hartman,
Kelsey
Fegan,
Danielle
Petzak,
Katie
Lovinger,
Kirsten
Kaufmann,
head
coach
Leigh
Sears,
assistant
coach
Lindsey
Engelsman,
assistant
coach
Kate
Thayer.
2006
-
Started
one
game
and
saw
action
as a
reserve
midfielder/forward
in
15
...
Scored
game-winning
goal
in
80th
minute
at
Northwestern
for
first
career
goal
(10/7)
...
Made
first
career
start
against
Michigan
(10/27)
...
Took
seven
shots.
Prior
To
MSU
-
Four-year
letterwinner,
starter
and
captain
at
Portage
Central...Led
team
to
SMAC
Championship
in
2003,
2004
and
2005
and
district
championships
in
`04
and
`05...Earned
all-conference,
all-district
and
all-region
honors
in
2003,
`04
and
`05...Named
all-state
honorable
mention
as a
freshman
and
garnered
second-team
all-state
accolades
as a
junior,
and
was
selected
to
the
first-team
as a
senior...Member
of
2004
and
2005
Michigan
Hawk
State
Cup
Finalist
teams...Selected
to
Michigan
ODP
pool
in
2000...Played
for
State
ODP
team
from
2001-05.
Personal
-
Born
July
10,
1988...Daughter
of
Bruce
and
Tammy
Brown...Uncle,
Todd,
played
baseball
at
Bowling
Green...Majoring
in
human
biology.
Season GP G A P
2006 15 1 0 2
Total 15 1 0 2
Lindsay
Wrege -
Michigan
State
University
Lindsey Wrege
Class:
RS Junior
Hometown:
Portage
High School:
Portage Central
Height:
5-8
Position:
GK
2007 - Saw action in four matches, making two starts ... Compiled 2-0-0 record, notching two shutouts ... Allowed just two goals in 270 minutes of work, good for a 0.67 goals against average ... Made two saves in first career start, a 3-0 win versus Detroit (9/12) ... Played the second half at Penn State (10/12) and against Northwestern (10/21) ... Stopped career-high six shots in shutout win at Loyola (10/25) ... An Academic All-Big Ten honoree.
2006 - Redshirted.
2005 - Appeared in one game, playing 27:55 of relief and making one save in a 5-1 loss at Purdue (9/30).
Prior To MSU - Four-year letterwinner at Portage Central...Earned second-team all-state honors as a junior and senior...Also recognized as an all-conference, all-district and all-regional selection...Led Central to regional finals in each of her final two seasons...Recorded 17 shutouts and a 0.50 goals-against-average in 2004...Also posted 17 clean sheets and added a 0.70 goals against average in 2005...Played for TKO Soccer Club and reached the 2003 U-17 State Cup finals...Member of the 2000 and 2001 ODP State pool.
Personal - Born Dec. 30, 1986...Daughter of Ron and Linda Wrege...Majoring in special education.
Season GP W-L-T SO GA GAA Svs
2005 1 0-0-0 0 0 0.00 1
2007 4 2-0-0 2 2 0.67 13
Total 5 2-0-0 2 2 0.60 14
Portage
Central
Grads
of
2006
come
back
to
honor
the
class
of
2007
on
Senior
Night
-
May
4th
2007.
Megan
Brown,
Anne
Rose,
Emily
Peterson,
Katie
Brink
and
Brittany
Crawford.
Connie is on
target to graduate early from
Aquinas College with a Education
Degree in May. She recently
completed her four years of
soccer at AQ by helping to lead
the Aquinas Squad to a WHAC
Conference regular season and
Tournament championship and an
appearance in the NAIA Regionals.
She was Captain of the team for
3 years in a row, started 85
collegiate games in row, playing
almost every minute of every
game and leading AQ in Take
Aways. She was name All WHAC 3
years in a row, Academic All
American her Junior and Senior
year and All Regional team her
Senior year.
Trent Miller
#
4 Trent Miller
Position:
Midfield/Defender
Height:
6'0"
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Portage,
Michigan
Last
School:
Portage
Central High
School
Major:
Business
Born:
January
19, 1984
Career
Statistics
Year
GP
Goals
Assists
Pts
Shots
2002
16
1
0
2
2
2003
19
0
1
1
8
2004
17
0
1
1
3
Totals
52
1
2
4
13
Joe
Schuring
#
12 Joe Schuring
Position:
Defender
Height:
6'
0"
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Portage,
Michigan
Last
School:
Portage
Central High
School
Major:
Business
Management
Born:
August
13, 198
Career
Statistics
Year
GP
Goals
Assists
Pts
Shots
2002
18
12
0
2
17
2003
11
1
0
2
2
2004
17
0
1
1
6
Totals
46
13
1
5
25
Andy
Kroll - Oakland University
1
Andy
Kroll
Goalkeeper
CLASS
Junior
HEIGHT/WEIGHT
6-2 / 185
EXPERIENCE
TR
HOMETOWN
Portage, Mich.
HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Edison/Marquette
MAJOR
Business
Prior to Oakland: Played
two seasons at Marquette ...
posted a 1.76 GAA in 10 games as
a sophomore with one shutout ...
as a freshman he started 10 of
the 11 matches in which he
appeared ... 2.47 GAA with one
shutout ... that blanking came
against No. 11 South Florida.
High School/Club: A 2004
graduate of Edison Academic
Center in Portage, Michigan ...
played for three seasons at
Portage Central High School,
earning three letters ...
all-conference, all-district,
all-region and honorable mention
all-state at Central ... 2002
State Cup MVP ... played on year
at the IMG Soccer Academy in
Bradenton, Fla. ... member of
the Michigan ODP state team from
2001-04 ... that squad took
third at nationals ... also
played for the Kalamazoo Kingdom
of the Premier Development
League ... posted a 1.04 GAA for
that squad.
Personal: Born Andrew
Ryan Kroll on February 17, 1986
in Fontana, California ...
nickname is Andy ... son of
Keith and Lisa Kroll... favorite
movie is The Shawshank
Redemption ... favorite
sports hero is Kasey Keller.
David Melotti at
Albion College
No.
Name
Cl. Pos.
Hometown/High School 1
David Melotti*
So.
GK
Portage/Portage Central
Emily Berner
Emily
Berner
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Portage, Mich.
High School:
Central
Height:
5-9
Position:
Defender
2005:
Played in 20 games, with two
starts...Was a key defensive
substitute for the Lakers
backline...Recorded two goals and an
assist...Tallied nine shots on the
year...Scored the first goal of her
career in a 7-0 victory against
California (Pa.)
(9/10/05)...Recorded a goal and an
assist in GVSU's 7-0 win at WV
Wesleyan (9/24/05). 2004: Played in 10 games,
starting in two as a freshman for
the Lakers...Recorded an assist in a
2-0 win at Gannon University
(10/17/04)...Tallied one shot. High School: Prepped at
Portage Central High School under
head coaches Pat Norman and BJ
Snow...Three-year team
captain...Earned all-conference
honors all four years...Named to
all-district, all-region, and
Division I all-state third team as a
senior...Was team Co-MVP and earned
all-academic honors following her
senior season...Led team to three
conference championships...Team was
Division I District runner-ups her
junior season...Received the YWCA
"Young Women of Achievement" Award
her senior year...Also played
volleyball for two seasons...Was in
the Rotary Club for two
years...Member of Student Council
and the Teacher Cadet program for a
year. Personal: Born on December
8, 1985...Daughter of Rick and Sally
Berner...Enjoys rollerblading and
hanging out with her
friends...Majoring in elementary
education.
Michael
Parke
2006 Michigan Men's Soccer
20 Michael Parke** Jr./Jr. • M • 5-11 • 170
Portage, Mich.
Portage Central High School
At Michigan... 2005 Academic All-Big Ten ... 2005 Team Jebson Academic Achievement Award Winner.
Sophomore (2005)... Academic All-Big Ten... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement... Played in five games and started in one ... played in Michigan Invitational (Sept. 9-11) ... Made season debut against UMass (Sept. 5).
Freshman (2004)... Has played in 19 matches, earning one start ... Saw first career action vs. Connecticut (Sept. 1) ... Took two shots with one shot on goal vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (Sept. 5) ... Scored his first career point on an assist vs. Bowling Green (Sept. 17) ... Had one shot on goal vs. Long Island (Sept. 26) ... Took one shot on goal vs. Louisville (Oct. 3) ... Made first career start vs. Akron (Oct. 29) ... Took two shots with one shot on goal vs. Oakland (Nov. 3) ... Took one shot on goal vs. Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship (Nov. 12) ... Lettered.
Prep... Portage Central High School (2004) ... High honor roll ... Four-year letterwinner ... Two-time team captain (2002-03) ... Third-team all-state (2003) ... Three-time All-Southwest Conference first team (2001-03) ... Three-time All-District II Division I first team (2001-03).
Club/Junior Team... Four-year member of Olympic Development Program (2001-03) ... Third place at 2004 ODP National Championship ... ODP 2002-03 Region II Champion ... Member of Michigan Wolves (2003) ... 2004 Michigan State Cup champion ... Three-year member of TKO (2000-03).
Personal... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and the Arts.
General--Consensus
first-team
All-America
in
2003
when
she
was
named
National
Player
of
the
Year
by
Soccer
America,
Soccer
Buzz,
Soccer
Times,
Soccer
Buzz
and
Sports
Illustrated
on
Campus...named
to
the
2004
U.S.
Olympic
Team...one
of
the
top
attacking
presences
in
the
college
game...heads
into
the
2004
season
ranked
15th
in
UNC
history
in
points
with
120,
tied
for
17th
in
goals
with
39
and
14th
in
assists
with
42...consensus
choice
as
National
Freshman
of
the
Year
in
2002...elevated
to
the
U.S.
National
Team
in
early
2003...was
ranked
as
the
fourth-best
high
school
recruit
in
the
nation
in
2002
by
Soccer
America
magazine.
ODP
Soccer
Experience--Has
been
a
member
of
the
U.S.
National
Team
since
early
in
2003...had
eight
caps
in
her
first
year
on
the
team...named
to
the
2004
U.S.
Olympic
Team
by
U.S.
National
Team
head
coach
April
Heinrichs...excelled
as
a
member
of
the
U.S.
Under-19
National
Team
in
2002...that
team
competed
in
the
Junior
World
Cup
Championship
in
August
2002...was
elected
the
captain
of
that
team
and
she
scored
the
golden
goal
in
the
championship
match
of
the
tournament
against
Canada...member
of
Michigan
ODP
State
Team
since
1997...from
1998
on
she
successively
earned
spots
on
the
Under-16,
Under-18,
Under-19
and
Under-21
National
Teams...led
Michigan
ODP
teams
to
national
titles
in
February
2000
and
2001,
winning
the
adidas
Golden
Boot
the
second
year...played
for
the
Michigan
Hawks
club
team
which
won
the
Snickers
Club
National
title
in
August
2001
and
the
WAGS
Premier
Cup
championship
in
2001...won
MVP
honors
at
the
Snickers
Tournament...has
competed
for
U.S.
Youth
National
Teams
in
Bulgaria,
Albania,
Germany
and
Holland.
2003
Season--Won
five
National
Player
of
the
Year
awards
after
a
phenomenal
sophomore
season...won
the
awards
given
by
Soccer
America,
Soccer
Times,
Soccer
Buzz,
Soccer
Post
and
Sports
Illustrated
on
Campus...was
also
a
finalist
for
the
MAC/Hermann
Award
and
the
Honda
Soccer
Award...consensus
first-team
All-America,
earning
honors
from
Soccer
Times,
Soccer
Buzz,
Soccer
America,
Soccer
Post,
CSTV
and
the
NSCAA...led
the
nation
in
total
points
with
73
and
in
assists
with
27...also
had
23
goals
in
a
spectacular
scoring
campaign...her
73
points
were
the
fourth
most
in
a
season
in
UNC
history
while
her
23
goals
tied
for
10th
best
total
in
school
lore
and
her
27
assists
were
the
third
highest
mark
in
a
single
campaign...was
named
first-team
All-ACC
for
the
second
straight
year...was
the
ACC
Player
of
the
Year
and
the
Most
Valuable
Player
of
the
ACC
Tournament...was
the
first
player
to
win
those
two
awards
and
lead
the
ACC
in
scoring
since
Mia
Hamm
in
1993...won
honors
as
the
Soccer
Buzz
Southeast
Region
Player
of
the
Year...named
first-team
All-Southeast
Region
by
both
Soccer
Buzz
and
the
NSCAA
coaches...captured
All-Tournament
Team
honors
at
both
the
NCAA
Championship
and
the
ACC
Tournament...named
the
ACC
Player
of
the
Week
on
October
6
and
chosen
for
the
Soccer
America
Team
of
the
Week
on
October
8
as
well...named
to
Soccer
Buzz
Elite
Team
of
the
Week
on
September
9
and
October
9...named
the
Waterscapes
UNC
Student-Athlete
of
the
Week
on
October
6
and
November
10,
2003...started
the
season
off
with
a
bang
with
a
hat
trick
against
Washington
State...assisted
on
Lori
Chalupny's
overtime
game-winner
against
Washington...had
a
goal
and
an
assist
versus
Kentucky...had
a
goal
and
three
assists
in
the
win
over
Nebraska...had
two
assists
against
Guilford...had
a
trick
trick
in
the
regular
season
win
over
Duke...had
two
goals
in
the
win
at
Maryland...scored
a
career-high
four
goals
in
Carolina's
win
over
Wake
Forest...had
a
goal
and
an
assist
in
UNC's
3-1
win
at
Virginia...assisted
on
Mary
McDowell's
game-winner
in
a
1-0
win
over
Florida
State...had
a
goal
and
an
assist
versus
NC
State
in
the
ACC
Tournament
and
a
three-assist
match
versus
Duke
in
the
ACC
semifinals...was
stupendous
in
the
NCAA
Tournament,
setting
a
Tournament
record
for
assists
with
11
and
a
UNC
scoring
record
with
19
points...tied
the
NCAA
record
with
four
assists
versus
UNCG...had
three
more
assists
in
the
third
round
against
Purdue...had
a
goal
and
an
assist
against
Santa
Clara...exploded
against
UConn
in
the
NCAA
title
game
with
two
goals
and
two
assists...scored
the
game-winning
goal
in
the
game's
eighth
minute.
2002
Season--Outstanding
student
who
was
named
to
2003
ACC
Academic
Honor
Roll
with
3.06
GPA...named
National
Freshman
of
the
Year
by
both
Soccer
Buzz
and
Soccer
America...first-team
All-America
selection
by
Soccer
Buzz...named
ACC
Rookie
of
the
Year
and
first-team
All-ACC...finalist
for
U.S.
Soccer
Chevy
Young
Female
Athlete
of
the
Year...named
first-team
freshman
All-America
by
Soccer
Buzz...All-Tournament
selection
at
both
ACC
Tournament
and
NCAA
Championship...Soccer
Buzz
Southeast
Region
Freshman
Player
of
the
Year...named
first-team
Southeast
Region
by
both
the
NSCAA
coaches
and
Soccer
Buzz...also
named
to
Soccer
Buzz
Southeast
Region
All-Freshman
Team...ACC
Player
of
the
Week
on
September
16,
2002...she
led
the
Tar
Heels
in
scoring
as
a
freshman
with
47
points...she
was
second
on
the
team
in
goals
with
16
and
tied
for
the
team
lead
in
assists
with
15...also
led
Carolina
with
five
match-winning
tallies...those
came
against
Washington,
Texas,
Florida
International,
Wake
Forest
in
the
regular
season
meeting
and
Tennessee
in
the
third
round
of
the
NCAA
Tournament...her
high
point
game
was
six
as
she
scored
three
goals
on
her
birthday
(9/22/2002)
against
FIU...had
two
goals
against
both
Guilford
and
Wake
Forestin
the
ACC
Tournament
quarterfinals...had
a
pair
of
assists
in
games
against
Florida
State,
Virginia
and
Wake
Forest
in
the
NCAA
Tournament
second
round...had
three
points
(1g,
1a)
versus
Washington,
Texas
A&M
and
Wake
Forest
(regular
season
meeting)...also
had
single
goals
against
Texas,
NC
State,
Radford,
Tennessee
and
Santa
Clara.
Prep--Parade
and
NSCAA
High
School
All-America
selection...graduated
in
May
2002
from
Portage
Central
High
School...played
four
years
of
soccer...selected
as
a
1999
NSCAA
All-America
and
a
Parade
All-America
in
2001
and
2002...was
named
the
nation's
top
high
school
forward
by
Parade
in
2002...Michigan
Gatorade
Player
of
the
Year
in
2002...helped
high
school
team
win
MSHAA
state
title
in
1999...was
the
captain
of
her
high
school
team
and
named
three
times
all-conference,
all-region
and
all-state...scored
139
goals
in
her
high
school
career...named
to
the
Michigan
Dream
Team
three
times...played
basketball
for
four
years
as
the
team's
starting
point
guard...was
team
MVP
all
four
years
as
well
as
the
squad's
captain
and
a
three-time
all-conference
selection...alltime
leader
for
steals
and
assists
in
a
single
season,
game
and
career
at
Portage
Central...an
honor
roll
student
in
high
school
all
four
years...graduated
with
a
3.9
GPA...member
of
Rotary
Club
and
church
youth
group...won
the
B'nai
B'rith
Award
for
Academics,
Athletics
and
Exemplary
Community
Leadership
performance.
Personal--Given
name
is
Lindsay
Ann
Tarpley...nicknamed
Tarp...has
two
brothers--Chad,
23,
and
Josh,
16...born
September
22,
1983
in
Madison,
Wis....daughter
of
Gary
and
Barb
Tarpley...attended
high
school
in
Kalamazoo,
Mich.
but
family
now
lives
in
Middlton,
Wis....athlete
she
most
admires
is
Mia
Hamm...hobbies
include
basketball
and
shopping...biggest
sports
thrill
was
winning
the
2003
NCAA
championship...says
her
parents
have
had
the
greatest
influence
on
her
athletic
career...her
brother
Chad
played
baseball
at
Western
Michigan
and
her
uncle,
Bob
Williams,
played
football
at
Iowa
State...majoring
in
communications...her
favorite
book
is
The
Notebook
by
Nicholas
Sparks,
her
favorite
movie
is
Miracle
and
says
pizza
is
her
favorite
food.
Lisa Grubb
Lisa
Grubb
Class:
RS Junior
Hometown:
Portage, Mich.
High
School:
Portage Central
Height:
5-5
Position:
Forward
Major:
Psychology
2004 (Junior) All-time leading goal scorer at Ohio
State with 31 career goals after netting game-winner in
1-0 win over Tennessee in NCAA Rd. 3 ... 12 goals
(second highest single-season total in OSU history) and
six game-winners ... re-assumed leadership role on
Buckeye offense after returning from missed 2003 season
after suffering injury ... named second team all-Big Ten
for second time in career ... second on team in assists
with 10, the last coming in 3-0 win over Detroit in NCAA
Rd. 2 ... tops on squad with 113 shots ... pair of
two-goal performances vs. Xavier and Northwestern ...
named Big Ten Co-Offensive Player of the Week Oct. 11
after 7-pt. weekend in wins over Northwestern and No. 11
Illinois ... gamewinning tally vs. XU, NU, LSU, Loyola
and Toledo ... has 10 multi-point games this season,
including six of the last seven ... two goals and an
assist in 5-2 win over Michigan in Big Ten tourney ...
had 5-pt. weekend vs. LSU and Va. Tech, with goal and
assist against Hokies ... netted goal, assist in win
over No. 11 Illinois ... second 5-pt. weekend at
Minnesota and Iowa ... assisted on GW goal vs. Iowa and
Minnesota ... goal and assist vs. Iowa and pair of
assists facing Gophers ... scored one goal and two
assists at Big Ten Tournament. Career mark of 81 points
ranks second alltime ... 19 career assists rank second
all-time ... OSU offensive MVP in `01 and `02 ... `02
Offensive MVP of Big Ten Tourney ... conference freshman
of the year in `01 ... all-Big Ten 2001 and `04 ...
all-time leader at Ohio State with 261 career shots ...
NSCAA All-Great Lakes and SoccerBuzz All-American in `01
after 10 goals and 25 points ... also led team in `02
with seven goals and 17 points. 2003 (Redshirt
injury)
Entered 2003 season as Ohio State's leading scorer over
last two seasons ... kicked off season with a two-goal
effort in OSU's 3-1 win over Indiana State in season
opener ... earned Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week
honors for match against Indiana State ... season ended
following the ISU match because of knee injury.
2002 (sophomore season)
Once again was catalyst of Ohio State offensive attack
as she received Offensive Player of the Big Ten
Tournament, leading Ohio State's championship drive ...
topped Buckeyes with 17 points ... led the Buckeyes in
scoring in each of her first two seasons ... climbed
into the Ohio State career charts in points, goals,
shots and assists in just two campaigns with the Scarlet
and Gray ... spent 2003 summer with Chicago Cobras of
the Professional Development League ... moved into sixth
place in school annals in all-time goals scored in just
two seasons ... moved into seventh place all-time in
career points.
2001 (Freshman season)
Netted 17 points in 2002 on seven goals and three
assists to finish as the Buckeye leader in total points
... seven goals tied for team-best with Colleen Hoban
... led Ohio State in game-winning goals (3) coming in
the Pittsburgh, Illinois and Wisconsin matches ... ...
is sixth all-time with 17 career goals ... named first
team by the All-Ohio Soccer Association ... named Most
Outstanding Offensive Player on OSU squad for
second-consecutive season ... ranked second in the Big
Ten in shots (77) and shots per game (3.50). 2001
(Freshman season) Exploded onto scene during rookie
campaign, leading team in every offensive category;
goals (10), assists (five), points (25), shots (62) and
game-winning goals (3) ... finished freshman campaign
tied for second in Ohio State single-season record book
for points (25), tied for third in goal category (10),
tied for fifth with five assists and sixth in shots (62)
... honored by her teammates as team's most valuable
offensive player ... started at forward in 18-of-19
matches and dominated conference statistics as well,
earning Big Ten Freshman of the Year accolades ...
ranked in every offensive category in Big Ten, finishing
tied for fifth overall in point scoring, fourth in
points per game (1.32), tied for fifth in goal scoring,
tied for fourth in goals per game (0.53), tied for 10th
in assists and seventh in shots ... an All-Big Ten
Second Team selection ... two-time Big Ten Player of the
Week ... conference's first recipient of the season
(Sept. 3) for her three goals in the Buckeyes' first two
matches (vs. Wright State and Kent State) and the last
recipient of the season (Oct. 29) for her goal in the
seventh minute and assist on Liz Mumley's game-winner in
the 10th minute in Ohio State's 2-1 upset of then-No. 4
Penn State Oct. 26 ... also NSCAA Great Lakes Region
Second Team, Soccer Buzz Freshman All-America Third Team
and Soccer Buzz All-Great Lakes Region Second Team
selection ... named to Soccer America's Team of the Week
Oct. 22-28 ... scored first collegiate goal unassisted
on a breakaway in 59th minute of first career match
(Aug. 31 vs. Wright State)... added second goal five
minutes later ... capped-off an outstanding season by
scoring the game-tying goal and assisting in Sarah
Lanham's overtime game-winner in the Big Ten
quarterfinal vs. Purdue ... also put up two 2-goal
outings versus Wright State and Iowa and three 3-point
performances verus Penn State, Evansville and Purdue ...
managed at least one shot in every match.
Michigan Hawks/ODP
Region II team member from 1999 to 2001 ... traveled
with Buckeye teammate Lindsay Eckles and the Region II
ODP squad to Las Vegas in February 2001, for a tryout
with U.S. National Team.
Portage Central High School
Captain as a junior and senior ... led high school team
to the state championship title in 2000 ... an all-state
first team selection in 1998 and 2000 and all-state
second team honoree in 1999.
Personal
Born Dec. 21, 1982 ... daughter of Carl and Debra Grubb
and has one sister, Kendalyn ... enjoys playing tennis,
UNO, backgammon and learning photography.
Will challenge for a starting position at defense
... Strong in the air ... Dead ball specialist.
2004: Started 20 games in defense ...
Recorded one assist against Akron (10/30).
2003: Appeared in 18 games, starting nine
... Tallied two assists, one each vs. Bowling Green
(10/15) and Kent State (10/26).
2002: Appeared in 13 games, starting four
... recorded first career point by assisting on a
goal vs. Central Michigan (10/30).
2001: Earned a medical redshirt after
suffering a season-ending knee injury ... appeared
in five games prior to the injury, starting three.
High School and Personal: Four-year
letterwinner at Portage Central, captaining the
squad as a junior and senior ... all-conference,
all-district, all-regional, and all-state all four
years of high school ... one of five players in
school history to score 100+ goals in four years ...
scored 29 goals as a senior ... helped lead her team
to a 23-0-1 record and the Michigan High School
state championship as a junior ... scored a
career-high 33 goals as a sophomore and 28 as a
freshman ... played for the Michigan Hawks Soccer
Club, the 2001 national and regional champions and
2000 regional runner up ... 2001 ODP National
Champion ... National Honor Society ... basketball
point guard and letterwinner as a senior ... born
3/15/83 ... daughter of Bruce and Pam Wiegand ...
majoring in history.
Enters the season as a candidate for the starting job in goal. 2003: Appeared in one game, tallying 10:40 in net to combine
with Stacy Heller in a 4-0 shutout over Detroit (9/7) ... Academic
All-Big Ten. 2002: Appeared in three games, starting one ... recorded a
shutout in her first career start vs. IPFW (10/8), making three
saves ... combined with Stacy Heller to shutout Bowling Green (9/1)
and Eastern Michigan (9/6) ... Academic All-Big Ten. 2001: Appeared in two games as a reserve goalkeeper,
including contests vs. IPFW (9/19) and Detroit (10/28). High School and Personal: Four-year letter winner at Portage
Central ... earned all-conference, all-district, all-region and
third-team all-state honors as a senior ... led her team to a state
championship as a junior, earning first-team all-state,
all-conference, all-district and all-region accolades ... earned
third-team all-state honors and all-conference, all-district and
all-region recognition as a sophomore ... earned all-district honors
as a freshman ... led her team to a 23-1-2 record as a sophomore,
23-0-1 as a junior and 23-2-1 as a senior ... won the 2001 National
Championship with the Michigan Hawks club team ... 2001 ODP National
Champion team member ... earned academic honors all four years of
high school ... earned a letter in basketball as a junior ... born
9/25/83 ... daughter of Steve and Sara Carlson ... majoring in
Spanish.
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2005:
Played in 20 games, with two
starts...Was a key defensive
substitute for the Lakers
backline...Recorded two goals and an
assist...Tallied nine shots on the
year...Scored the first goal of her
career in a 7-0 victory against
California (Pa.)
(9/10/05)...Recorded a goal and an
assist in GVSU's 7-0 win at WV
Wesleyan (9/24/05). 
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