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2013 schedule/Results (5-1-1, 0-0-0 BIg Ten)

DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT

8/23 at UConn W, 3-2

8/25 at Illinois State W, 4-1

8/30 at Oregon W, 2-1

9/1 at Oregon State T, 1-1 (2OT)

9/6 VANdeRBIlt l, 4-3

9/11 at Loyola-Chicago W, 5-1

9/15 MIlWAuKee W, 3-0

9/18 GReeN BAY 7 p.m.

9/22 at Purdue Noon

9/27 at Michigan (#15) 6 p.m.

9/29 at Michigan State Noon

10/4 PeNN stAte (#9) 7 p.m.

10/6 OhIO stAte 11:30 a.m.

10/12 at Illinois 6 p.m.

10/18 NeBRAsKA 7 p.m.

10/20 IOWA 1 p.m.

10/24 MINNesOtA 7 p.m.

10/27 at Indiana 12:30 p.m.

11/2 NORthWesteRN 1 p.m.

-All times Central; Home games in CAPS -Rankings indicate position in nSCAA/adidas poll at time of game

2013 QuIcK FActs2012 Overall Record 12-8-12012 Big Ten Record/Finish 5-5-1/6thAll-time record 361-199-57nCAA tournament appearances 17nCAA tournament record 13-16-2Head Coach Paula Wilkins (UMass, 94)Record at UW 63-46-18 (Seventh season)Career Record 182-65-29 (13th year)Associate Coach Tim RosenfeldAssistant Coach Kristen Weiss

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WOMEN’S SOCCERSept. 18, 2013

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GAMe 3: WIscONsIN (2-0-0) at OReGON (1-1-0)WedNeSday, SePT. 18, 2013 | 7 P.M. (CT) | MadISON, WIS. | MCCLIMON COMPLex

Location .............................. Madison, Wis.Site .................. McClimon Complex (2,100)Live Stream ........... InsideBadgerSports.comAll-Time vs. Green Bay .......UW leads, 16-0-0

All-Time in Madison ............ UW leads, 10-0-0

Last Meeting......UW won, 2-0, in green Bay (10/8/12)

Rankings (NSCaa/Sa) ...................... 24/NR2013 Record (Big Ten) ...........5-1-1 (0-0-0)Head Coach ...........................Paula WilkinsRecord (years) ........................63-46-18 (7)

Rankings (NSCaa/Sa) ......................NR/NR2013 Record (Horizon) ...........3-2-3 (0-0-0)Head Coach .......................... Trevor WarrenRecord (years) ........................23-51-19 (5)

KeY NOtes tO cONsIdeR1 winning wisconsin: Following the Badgers’ 3-0 win over Milwaukee on Sunday, UW is now one win away from accomplishing something it has never done during the Paula Wilkins era: earning a 3-0 mark against the state of Wisconsin. The Badgers defeated then-no. 15 ranked Marquette, 5-1, in an exhibition on Aug. 15 and will look to complete the trifecta when green Bay comes to visit on Wednesday.

2 do it all walls: Through seven matches, Cara Walls has been the Badgers’ unanimous MVP. The junior has tallied seven goals (16 points) and is on pace to lead Wisconsin in goals and points for the third-consecutive season.

3 the reign of rose: After a seven-point week, freshman Rose Lavelle was tabbed as the Big Ten’s Co-Freshman of the Week. Lavelle is just the third Badgers player to earn the honor since the conference debuted the award in 2009, joining current teammate, Cara Walls (2011) and 2012 grad, Monica Lam-Feist (2009).

4 road warriors: For the first time since 2004, the Badgers began their season with four-consecutive road contests, a tough stretch for any team but especially tough for a squad as youthful as the UW. Wisconsin has fared well despite the challenges they’ve faced, earning a 4-0-1 road mark so far. The Badgers will again hit the road on Sunday, beginning a three-game road swing to kickoff the conference slate.

uP NeXt: BAdGeRs WelcOMe GReeN BAY FOR FINAl IN-stAte duel OF 2013u Wisconsin will play its second-straight home game for the first time this season, welcoming green Bay to the McClimon Complex on Wed., Sept. 18. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. CT with the game to be streamed live on InsideBadgerSports.com.

u The Badgers are unbeaten against the Phoenix, in fact, UW has yet to concede a goal to green Bay during the Paula Wilkins era, dating back to 2008.

After leading the Badgers in assists as a freshman, Kinley McNicoll is up to her same antics this sea-son, ranking second in the Big ten in assists (6) and assists per game (0.86).

WISCONSIN’S NOTaBLe PLayeRSNo. Name Pos. Yr. G A Pts Notes

2 Lindsey Holmes MF So. 0 1 1 Tallied assist in 5-1 win over Loyola-Chicago (9/11/13)

3 Rose Lavelle F Fr. 3 6 12 earned Big Ten Co-Freshman of Week honors (9/16/13)

5 McKenna Meuer MF So. 1 0 2 earned goal in Badgers’ 4-3 loss vs. Vanderbilt

13 Kinley Mcnicoll MF So. 3 7 13 Ranks T-2nd in Big Ten in assists; second on team in points

15 Cara Walls F Jr. 7 2 16 Has recorded seven goals in as many games

21 Alev Kelter MF Sr. 1 2 4 Former hockey student-athlete rejoined soccer team in 2013

22 Kodee Williams F Jr. 2 1 5 Tallied goal in Badgers, 3-0, win over Milwaukee (9/15/13)

No. Name Pos. Yr. S GA GAA Notes

24 genevieve Richard gK Jr. 23 7 1.30 Has 23 saves and .719 saves percentage

GAMe 8: GReeN BAY (3-2-3) vs. No. 24 WIscONsIN (5-1-1)

seRIes Vs. GReeN BAY Wednesday’s match marks the 17th meeting between the Badgers and the Phoenix, dating back to 1987.

u UW owns a perfect 16-0-0 mark against green Bay and has not conceded a goal to the Phoenix during the Paula Wilkins era.

u The Badgers are 10-0-0 in games played in Madison, and have allowed just one goal from the Phoenix in their last seven visits to the McClimon Complex.

NOtes FROM uW’s lAst GAMeWIs 3, MIlW 0 - 9/15/13 - Mcclimon complex

uThe Badgers took a huge step toward winning the state of Wisconsin for the first time in the Paula Wilkins era with their shutout of Milwaukee on Sun-day.

uUW’s shutout was the first of the season as the match was just UW’s second home game. The win marked the first home victory of 2013.

uBadgers scored match's first goal six minutes in and did not allow more than three shots per period from Panthers

uKodee Williams recorded second goal of season, scoring on a through ball from Rose lavelle just six minutes into the match.

uRose lavelle earned a pair of assists in the win.

uLavelle tallied her second assist on Marisa Kresge’s third goal in as many games during the 14th minute of action. Alexandra Heller also recorded an assist on the corner kick from Lavelle.

ucara Walls recorded her seventh goal in as many games, earning the score in the 74th minute and putting the bow on the Badgers’ first home win of the season.

ugK Genevieve Richard earned her first career shutout on Sunday, recording a single save.

BIG teN BOARd u Just a single Big Ten team, Iowa, remains perfect

on the season, while a pair of squads boast unbeaten records.

u The Badgers are among five conference teams with just a single loss and are among nine Big Ten teams with a win streak of two games or more heading into the first week of conference play.

u Penn State (no. 9), Michigan (no. 15) and Wisconsin (no. 24) represent the conference in the latest nSCAA/Continental Tire Division I national poll. Ohio State, Wisconsin and Minnesota are receiving votes.

u UW ranks in the top-5 among all Big Ten teams in goals (21), goals per games (3.00) and assists per game (2.71).

u As of Sept. 15, the Big Ten earned an aver-age RPI of 78.7, ranking fourth among the Power 7 Conferences.

WhAt’s tReNdING So far this season there have been some dramatic trends that seem to influence the outcomes of many of the UW’s contests: • The Badgers have been outshot twice this season. UW is 2-0-0 when being outshot and 2-1-1 when outshooting their opponent. • Although their is a slight disadvantage in shots taken, the Badgers have scored first in two of their five regular season games in 2013. Wisconsin has a reputation for taking a lot of shots but this year’s team seems to be valuing better looks at goal rather than just firing whenever the opportunity presents itself.

• To the surprise of no one, Cara Walls has recorded scores in seven of the Badgers’ seven games this season. Walls, UW’s leader in points during each of the last two seasons, did her work late in UW’s last contest against Milwaukee, earning a goal in the 74th minute.

• The Badgers are unbeaten when scoring first, boasting a 4-0-0 record. Wilkins has stressed earning the lead and sustaining it and the team has shifted its focus to remaining defensively strong after tallying a couple of scores.

• Rose Lavelle is enjoying a three-match scoring streak that includes at least two goals or two assists in each match during the streak. The Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Week has tallied at least a point in five of UW’s seven games.

WIlKINs’ WAY u Paula Wilkins (182-65-29) enters her seventh

season at the helm of the Badgers in 2013. After guid-ing UW to its third nCAA tournament appearance in the last four seasons in 2012, the five-time Big Ten Coach of the Year looks to lead her young bunch to another postseason berth this year.

u Wilkins ranks among the top-20 active Division I coaches in wins and win percentage (.710).

POll POsItION u Following their 2-0-0 week, which included the

team’s first shutout of 2013 with a 3-0 victory over Milwaukee on Sunday, the Badgers reappeared in the nSCAA rankings, coming in at no. 24.

u Wisconsin is also ranked no. 24 in Top Drawer Soccer’s updated top-25.

seNIOR stAtus Alev Kelter and nicole La Petina serve as the Badgers’ elderstatesmen in 2013. Although neither saw any game action nor suited up for the Badgers last season, the duo is providing UW with valuable leadership and experience from their respective positions.

u Kelter, who spent last season exhausting her eli-gibility with the UW women’s hockey team, represents the vocal leader of the group. Kelter has tallied four points (2g, 2A) this season for the Badgers, leading UW to a season-opening win at UConn with an assist.

2013 teAM leAdeRsPOINTS G A PTSCara Walls 7 2 16Kinley Mcnicoll 3 7 13Rose Lavelle 3 6 12Marisa Kresge 3 0 6Kodee Williams 2 1 5 GOALS GP G ShOTSCara Walls 7 7 23Kinley Mcnicoll 7 3 24Marisa Kresge 7 3 5Rose LAvelle 7 3 24Kodee Williams 5 2 5GAME-WINNING GOALS GP GWG GCara Walls 7 4 7Kodee Williams 5 1 2ASSISTS GP A PTSKinley Mcnicoll 7 7 13Rose Lavelle 7 6 12Cara Walls 7 2 16Alev Kelter 7 2 4Alexandra Heller 7 1 1ShOTS GP Sh ShOT%Kinley Mcnicoll 7 24 .125Rose Lavelle 7 24 .125Cara Walls 7 23 .304Alev Kelter 7 9 .111Marisa Kresge 7 5 .600 ShOTS ON GOAL GP SOG ShKinley Mcnicoll 7 14 24Rose Lavelle 7 12 24Cara Walls 7 12 23Alev Kelter 7 4 9Marisa Kresge 7 3 5

sINGle-GAMe hIGhsPOINTS5 Rose Lavelle at Loyola Chicago (Sep. 11)4 2 players tied, M.R. Walls at Loyola (Sep. 11) GOALS2 2 players tied, M.R. Lavell at Loyola (Sep. 11) 1 11 players tied, M.R. Kresge vs. Vanderbilt (Sep. 6)ASSISTS 2 2 players tied M.R. Lavelle vs. Milwaukee (Sep. 15)1 6 players tied, M.R. Williams at Oreg. St. (Sep. 1)ShOTS 6 2 players tied M.R. Walls vs. Vanderbilt (Sep. 6)4 2 players tied, M.R. Mcnicoll at Ill. St. (Aug. 25)ShOTS ON GOAL4 2 players tied, M.R. Lavelle at Loyola (Sep. 11)3 2 players tied, M.R. Mcnicoll at Oregon (Aug. 30) SAVES6 genevieve Richard at Illinois State (Aug. 25)5 genevieve Richard at UConn (Aug. 23)

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NscAA\cONtINeNtAl tIRe cOAches POll

Week #4, Sept. 17, 2013

School Prev. Record

1 Virginia (30) 2 7-0-0 2 Stanford 3 5-0-13 Florida State 4 6-0-24 UCLA 5 6-1-05 north Carolina (1) 1 7-1-06 Wake Forest 7 6-0-17 notre Dame (1) 8 6-1-08 Florida 9 6-1-19 Penn State 13 6-1-110 georgetown 12 7-0-011 BYU 6 4-1-112 California 14 5-0-113 Baylor 10 6-0-214 Denver 16 7-0-015 Michigan 11 6-1-016 Portland 17 5-1-117 South Carolina 18 7-0-118 Duke 15 4-3-119 Texas Tech 24 7-1-020 Texas A&M 20 4-2-121 Maryland 21 5-2-022 Santa Clara RV 4-2-023 Virginia Tech RV 6-1-124 Wisconsin NR 5-1-125 West Virginia 19 4-2-2

Also receiving votes: Ohio State 52, Kentucky 47, Pepperdine 35, Mississippi 35, Arizona State 23, USC 21, Arkansas 19, Boston University 19, Marquette 16, Minnesota 15, UCF 12, Washington State 6, north Texas 5, Colorado 3, La Salle 2

BAdGeRs IN the RANKINGsWeek NSCAA SA ST TDS Pre nR nR nR nR 8/20 nR nR nR nR 8/27 RV nR nR nR 9/3 23 25 RV RV 9/10 RV nR nR nR 9/17 24 nR RV 24 9/24 -- -- -- -- 10/1 -- -- -- -- 10/8 -- -- -- -- 10/15 -- -- -- -- 10/22 -- -- -- -- 10/29 -- -- -- -- 11/5 -- -- -- --11/12 -- -- -- --

NSCAA = NSCaa\Continental Tire Coaches Poll, SA = Soccer america,

TDS = Top drawer Soccer, ST = Soccer Times

2013 WOMeN’s sOcceR NuMeRIcAl ROsteRNo. Name Yr. Pos. ht. hometown (hS/Previous School)0 Caitlyn Clem Fr./Fr. gK 5-10 Okemos, Mich. (Williamston) 1 Meghan Ledin Fr./Fr. gK 5-9 Middleton, Wis. (HS)2 Lindsey Holmes So./So. F 5-4 Verona, Wis. (HS)3 Rose Lavelle Fr./Fr. MF/F 5-4 Cincinnati, Ohio (Mount notre Dame)4 Carly Vogel Jr./Jr. D 5-4 germantown, Wis. (HS)5 McKenna Meuer So./So. MF 5-4 Madison, Wis. (James Madison Memorial)6 Brianna Stelzer So./So. D 5-9 Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville South)7 Holly Heckendorf Fr./Fr. D 5-3 Menomonee Falls, Wis. (Hamilton)8 Lexi Peterson So./So. D/MF 5-6 Wheaton, Ill. (Warrenville South)9 Morgan Taylor Fr./Fr. D 5-8 Hudson, Wis. (HS)10 Molly Laufenberg So./So. MF/F 5-6 Waunakee, Wis. (HS)11 Marta Wangard So./So MF 5-4 Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield east)12 Micaela Powers Fr./Fr. MF 5-8 Beavercreek, Ohio (HS)13 Kinley Mcnicoll So./So. MF 5-5 Oakville, Ontario (White Oaks)14 Marisa Kresge So./So. MF/F 5-5 Severna Park, Md. (HS/Maryland)15 Cara Walls Jr./Jr. F 5-8 Wauwatosa, Wis. (Wauwatosa east)16 Casey Mann So./So. D 5-9 Vienna, Va. (The Potomac School)18 Kylie Schwarz Fr./Fr. D 5-3 Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata)20 nikki greenhalgh Jr./Jr. F 5-7 novi, Mich. (HS)21 Alev Kelter Sr./Sr. MF 5-7 eagle River, Alaska (Chugiak)22 Kodee Williams Sr./RJr. F 5-5 Toronto, Ontario (Birchmount Park)24 genevieve Richard Sr./RJr. gK 5-11 Saint-Bruno, Quebec (Francais de Longueuil)27 Becky Mcgrath So./So. D 5-1 Wauwatosa, Wis. (Wisconsin Lutheran)28 nicole La Petina Sr./Sr. MF 5-6 Warrenville, Ill. (Wheaton Warrenville)30 Alexandra Heller Sr./RJr. D 5-9 Deerfield, Ill. (HS)31 Jaclyn gellings So./So. gK 5-8 Raymond, Wis. (Waterford)

u La Petina, who sat out all of last season due to injury, saw limited minutes this weekend but figures to play a larger role once her endurance and stamina are back at 100 percent.

u La Petina and Kelter represent the Big Ten’s small-est senior class.

u La Petina and Kelter also represent the Big Ten’s most inexperienced senior class, as UW ranks dead last in returning minutes played.

u The Badgers boast 26 underclassmen, 18 of which are sophomores and juniors. UW is optimistic about the future as this year’s team is guaranteed two more years together as a group.

hIt the ROAd jAcK u After starting the season with four-straight road

contests for the first time in half a decade, the Badgers again will be away from home to start Big Ten play.

u Including its match against Loyola-Chicago last Wed., Sept. 11, Wisconsin will have played four of its six matches on the road following their visit to Michigan State on Sept. 29. NORtheRN eXPOsuRe The Badgers’ 2013 roster does not boast as many Canadians as it has in years past but the members of the team that are from north of the border have been

Caitlyn Clem ...........................Cl-M

Nikki Greenhalgh ..........GReeN-hall

Marisa Kresge .................. Krez-Gee

Nicole La Petina .........La PeH-teena

Rose Lavell ..................... Luh-VeLL

Molly Laufenberg .... LaW-fen-BeRG

Meghan Ledin ................. LUH-dean

McKenna Meuer ..................MOy-er

Micaela Powers ............. MUH-kayla

G.Richard .. jen-UH-VeeVe Rish-ard

Cara Walls...........................CaR-uh

Pronunciations

2013 WOMeN’s sOcceR NuMeRIcAl ROsteRNo. Name Yr. Pos. ht. hometown (hS/Previous School)0 Caitlyn Clem Fr./Fr. gK 5-10 Okemos, Mich. (Williamston) 1 Meghan Ledin Fr./Fr. gK 5-9 Middleton, Wis. (HS)2 Lindsey Holmes So./So. F 5-4 Verona, Wis. (HS)3 Rose Lavelle Fr./Fr. MF/F 5-4 Cincinnati, Ohio (Mount notre Dame)4 Carly Vogel Jr./Jr. D 5-4 germantown, Wis. (HS)5 McKenna Meuer So./So. MF 5-4 Madison, Wis. (James Madison Memorial)6 Brianna Stelzer So./So. D 5-9 Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville South)7 Holly Heckendorf Fr./Fr. D 5-3 Menomonee Falls, Wis. (Hamilton)8 Lexi Peterson So./So. D/MF 5-6 Wheaton, Ill. (Warrenville South)9 Morgan Taylor Fr./Fr. D 5-8 Hudson, Wis. (HS)10 Molly Laufenberg So./So. MF/F 5-6 Waunakee, Wis. (HS)11 Marta Wangard So./So MF 5-4 Brookfield, Wis. (Brookfield east)12 Micaela Powers Fr./Fr. MF 5-8 Beavercreek, Ohio (HS)13 Kinley Mcnicoll So./So. MF 5-5 Oakville, Ontario (White Oaks)14 Marisa Kresge So./So. MF/F 5-5 Severna Park, Md. (HS/Maryland)15 Cara Walls Jr./Jr. F 5-8 Wauwatosa, Wis. (Wauwatosa east)16 Casey Mann So./So. D 5-9 Vienna, Va. (The Potomac School)18 Kylie Schwarz Fr./Fr. D 5-3 Plymouth, Minn. (Wayzata)20 nikki greenhalgh Jr./Jr. F 5-7 novi, Mich. (HS)21 Alev Kelter Sr./Sr. MF 5-7 eagle River, Alaska (Chugiak)22 Kodee Williams Sr./RJr. F 5-5 Toronto, Ontario (Birchmount Park)24 genevieve Richard Sr./RJr. gK 5-11 Saint-Bruno, Quebec (Francais de Longueuil)27 Becky Mcgrath So./So. D 5-1 Wauwatosa, Wis. (Wisconsin Lutheran)28 nicole La Petina Sr./Sr. MF 5-6 Warrenville, Ill. (Wheaton Warrenville)30 Alexandra Heller Sr./RJr. D 5-9 Deerfield, Ill. (HS)31 Jaclyn gellings So./So. gK 5-8 Raymond, Wis. (Waterford)

contributing in a huge way during the early portion of the season.

u U20 Canadian women’s national team members Kinley Mcnicoll (Oakville, Ontario) and genevieve Richard (Saint-Bruno, Quebec) are entering their second season as full-time contributors, while Kodee Williams, a three-year letterwin-ner, has been among the starting XI in each of the last two matches.

u Richard, who made her 13th career start against Milwaukee on Sunday, has recorded 23 saves and owns a .710 save percentage through seven matches, while giving up just 10 goals. Richard earned the W-League’s gK of the Year award in the summer of 2013 after leading her team (Laval Comets) to the USL championship match.

u Mcnicoll ranks second on the team in points (13) and has recorded a goal or an assist in five of the Badgers’ seven games this season. The sophomore has recorded a team-best seven assists and is 1-for-1 in penalty kicks this season.

u Williams tallied a goal in the Badgers season opener vs. UConn and added a score against Milwaukee. Last season, the redshirt-junior was UW’s X-factor, providing valuable minutes off of the bench. now Williams will be looked to as a scorer and playmaker in a talented front line for the Badgers.

BY the NuMBeRs u .710 Paula Wilkins’ wins percentage in

12 season as a head coach, which includes over 50 wins in five seasons with UW. The five-team Big Ten Coach of the Year has earned six Big Ten Championships and two College Cup semifinal appear-ances.

u 2.29 Cara Walls is averaging 2.29 points per game, ranking her second among all Big

Ten players who have appeared in at least 50 percent of their team’s contests. Through seven games, Walls has already accounted for nearly half of her points total from last season and is well on her way to earning the team’s points and goals title for the third-straight season.

u 0 The Badgers earned their first shutout of the season on Sunday, downing Milwaukee 3-0.

the GReAt WAlls Junior Cara Walls has been UW’s workhorse in 2013, tallying seven goals in seven matches and is well on her way to leading the team in points for the third-consecutive season.

u Through seven matches, Walls is third in the Big Ten in goals (7) and leads the conference in game-winning scores (4).

u The junior recorded the game-winning score in UW’s 3-2 season-opening win at UConn on Aug. 23, as well as the game-clinching score against Oregon on Aug. 30.

McNIcOll’s MAGIc Sophomore Kinley Mcnicoll has shown the biggest production improvement from her freshman campain, in which she earned All-Big Ten Freshman Team honors.

u Through seven matches, Mcnicoll is already showing great promise, tallying at least an assist or a goal in all but two matches. The sophomore is second among all Badgers

in points (13) and has a team-best seven assists, ranking tied for second in the conference.

u Mcnicoll provided the helper to Alev Kelter during the UW’s 2-1 win at Oregon. She also netted a second-half PK score against Illinois State that provided some breathing room for UW as they cruised to a 4-1 win in their second game of the season. Mcnicoll also assisted on Cara Walls’ game-winning goal in the Badgers opener against UConn (Aug. 23).

ReIGN OF ROse Freshman Rose Lavelle solidified her standing as one of the freshman to watch in the Big Ten, and possibly the country, through seven games.

u Lavelle earned Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Week hon-ors on Sept. 16 following her seven-point performance in the previous week against Loyola-Chicago and Milwaukee.

u The freshman has earned at least a point in five of UW’s seven matches.

u Lavelle tallied the Badgers first goal of the season in the teams’ 3-2 win at UConn (Aug. 23).

u The freshman tallied her first assist of her Badgers career at Illinois State (Aug. 25), recording the helper on Cara Walls’ second goal of the game.

u Lavelle now has a pair of starts under her belt, three points on a goal and an assist and a perfect shots & shots on goal (1.000) percentage to begin her collegiate career.

u Two days after joining the Badgers for preseason train-ing, Lavelle guided the Badgers to a 5-1 exhibition win over then 14th-ranked Marquette. Lavelle tallied a pair of goals and an assist in the win, in what was her McClimon debut.

clutch cARA After four game-winning scores in just seven matches, Cara Walls is staking her claim as one of the Big Ten’s most clutch players.

u The junior ranks first in the conference in game-win-ning scores, recording three in the UW’s first three games of the season.

u Walls tallied the game-winning score against Illinois State on Aug. 25. Last season, Walls recorded the game-winning score in overtime during UW’s final regular-season home game of 2012 vs. Illinois (Oct. 14). WeIss Added tO cOAchING stAFF

u Former U.S. Women’s national Team member and three-time nSCAA All-American Kristen Weiss joined the University of Wisconsin women’s soccer coaching staff as an assistant.

u The Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, native is well-known for her prep career at Walsh Jesuit High School where she was twice tabbed as a Parade All-American and female athlete of the year. She graduated as Ohio’s all-time leader in goals scored after earning all-american accolades in three con-secutive seasons.

u After stints with the U16, U17 and U19 women’s national teams, she was selected to the U.S. Women’s national squad where she earned four caps and participated in the 2001 Algarve Cup.

u Weiss, who played collegiately at the University of Virginia, spent this past season at Milwaukee serving as an assistant coach.

Overall ..............................................5-1-1Conference .......................................0-0-0Non-Conference ................................4-1-0Postseason........................................0-0-0

Home ................................................1-1-0Away ................................................4-0-1Neutral .............................................0-0-0

Day...................................................2-1-1Night ................................................3-0-0

1-Goal games ....................................1-1-02-Goal games ....................................0-0-03-Goal games ....................................2-1-04-Goal games ....................................2-0-0

August ..............................................3-0-0September ........................................2-1-1October.............................................0-0-0November .........................................0-0-0

When scoring first ............................4-0-0When opp. scores first ......................1-1-1

Scoring 0 goals .................................0-0-0Scoring 1 goal ...................................0-0-1Scoring 2 goals .................................1-0-0Scoring 3 goals .................................2-1-0Scoring 4 goals .................................1-0-0Scoring 5 goals .................................1-0-0

Allowing 0 goals ................................1-0-0Allowing 1 goal .................................3-0-1Allowing 2 goals ................................1-0-0Allowing 3 goals ................................0-1-0

Leading at halftime ...........................5-0-0Trailing at halftime ...........................1-0-1Tied at halftime ................................0-1-0

Outshooting opponents .....................2-1-1Outshot by opponent ........................2-0-0Shots are tied ...................................1-0-0

Overtime Games ...............................0-0-1Against ranked opponents ................0-0-0

2013 record when...

2013 WISCONSIN WOMEN’S SOCCER SChEDULE/RESULTS

Date Opponent Result/Time UW Goal Scorers Location8/23 at UConn W, 3-2 Lavelle (26’), Williams (46’), Walls (81’) Storrs, Ct.8/25 at Illinios State W, 4-1 Walls (4’), Walls (7’), Mcnicoll (51’), greenhalgh (61’) normal, Ill.8/30 at Oregon W, 2-1 Kelter (54’), Walls (73’) eugene, Ore.9/1 at Oregon State T, 1-1 Walls (54’) Corvalis, Ore. 9/6 VAnDeRBILT L, 4-3 Meuer (13’), Mcnicoll (42’), Kresge (50’) MADISOn, Wis.9/11 at Loyola W, 5-1 Lavelle (9’), Walls (11’), Lavelle (21’), Mcnicoll (25’), Lavelle (50’) Chicago, Ill.9/15 MILWAUKee W, 3-0 Williams (5’), Kresge (14’), Walls (74’) MADISOn, Wis.9/18 gReen BAY 7:00 pm -- MADISOn, Wis.9/22 at Purdue* noon -- Wesr Lafayette, Ind.9/27 at no. 15 Michigan* 6:00 pm -- Ann Arbor, Mich.9/29 at Michigan State* 12:00 pm -- east Lansing, Mich.10/4 no. 9 Penn STATe* 7:00 pm -- MADISOn, Wis.10/6 OHIO STATe* noon -- MADISOn, Wis.10/12 at Illinois* 7:00 pm -- Champaign, Ill.10/18 neBRASKA* 7:00 pm -- MADISOn, Wis.10/20 IOWA* 1:00 pm -- MADISOn, Wis. 10/24 MInneSOTA* 7:00 om -- MADISOn, WIs.10/27 at Indiana* 12:30 pm -- Bloomington, Ind.11/2 nORTHWeSTeRn* 1:00 pm -- MADISOn, Wis.

Home games in CaPS are held at the McClimon Soccer Complex; * indicates Big Ten game