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WWU's Arthurs sets GNAC record for most career shutouts in conference games

Vikings junior ties single season record for whitewashes in league contests

Jamie Arthurs

Jan. 10, 2012

SPOKANE, Wash. - Goalkeeper Jamie Arthurs of Western Washington accounted for two of the seven individual records that were set or tied during the 2011 Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's soccer season, according to final figures released by the conference office.

Arthurs set a record for most career shutouts in conference games and tied the single season record for shutouts in conference contests.

She had nine to equal the season record set in 2010 by Amelia Ng of Simon Fraser, increasing her career total to 17 and breaking the career mark of 16 set by Teresa Fish of WWU (2003-05, 07).

Lindsay Bauman of Western Oregon also accounted for two records, setting conference game records for shots attempted (66) and shots per game (4.71).

Other record setters included Jaucelyn Richter of MSU Billings (career shots per game, all games, 3.75); and MSUB's Danielle Gordon (season most minutes, conference games, 1303). Jessie Cahill of Northwest Northwest tied the GNAC record for most career conference games started (52).

Two team conference game records were also tied as Seattle Pacific and Western Washington tied the record for most shutouts (9) and Northwest Nazarene tied the mark for most league losses (11).

Megan Lindsay of Seattle Pacific won the 2011 GNAC scoring title finishing first in all games (1.79 points per game) and conference games (1.60).

Lindsay also led the league in most goals for all games (12) and tied MSUB's Heidi Greenback for most assists in conference games (7).

Richter was the leader in conference game goals (10) amd Seattle Pacific's Kelsey Jenkins led the GNAC in assists for all games (11).

Arthurs and two SPU goalkeepers shared the stat goalkeeping titles. Arthurs was the shutout leader for all games (11) and conference games (9) and was the conference game goals against leader (0.55).

SPU's Natalie Harold was the all-game leader in goals against (0.34) and save percentage (.857), while the Falcons' Brooke Yokers was the conference game leader in save percentage (.848). (Click here for updated record book).

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SET: Career (All Games): Shots Per Game - 3.75, Jaucelyn Richter, 57-214 , 2009-11 (old, 3.71, Jill Webb, 56-208, 2008-10). Season (Conference Games): Shots Attempted - 66, Lindsay Bauman, Western Oregon (old, 65, Leah Wymer, Seattle, 2007). Shots Per Game - 4.71, Lindsay Bauman, Western Oregon, 14-66 (old, 4.64, Wymer, Seattle, 2007). Most Minutes - 1346:10, Danielle Gordon, MSU Billings (old, 1303, Amelia Ng, Simon Fraser (2010). Career (Conference Games): Most Shutouts - 17, Jamie Arthurs, Western Washington, 2009-11 (old, 16, Teresa Fish, Western Washington, 2003-05, 07).

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TIED: Season (Conference Games): Most Shutouts - 9, Amelia Ng, Simon Fraser (2010); Jamie Arthurs, Western Washington (2011). Career (Conference Games): Games Started - 52, Marie Smith, Northwest Nazarene (2007-10); Jessie Cahill, Northwest Nazarene (2008-11).

TEAM RECORDS TIED: Season (Conference Games): Most Shutouts - 9, Seattle Pacific (2003, 2004, 2008 & 2011); Simon Fraser (2010); Western Washington (2011). Most losses - 12, Northwest Nazarene (2002, 2008 & 2011 ), Saint Martin's (2007), Western Oregon (2010).

Jamie Arthurs of Western Washington accounted for two of the seven individual records that were set or tied during the 2011 Great Northwest Athletic Conference women's soccer season, according to final figures released by the conference office Tuesday.