Sunday, September 19
Dallas, Texas
7 p.m.
SMU
vs
Oklahoma
No. 24 SMU Concludes Non-Conference Schedule Sunday Against Oklahoma
Sep 17 | Women's Soccer
No. 24 SMU (5-1-0, 0-0-0 AAC) vs. Oklahoma (4-4-1, 0-0-0 Big 12)
Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium - Dallas, Texas
Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021 – 7 p.m.
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Game Notes: SMU | Oklahoma
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No. 24 SMU concludes non-conference schedule Sunday against Oklahoma at 7 p.m.
ABOUT SMU
•   No. 24 SMU is 5-1 this season, with the only loss coming in overtime at Baylor.Â
•   SMU has two wins against teams receiving votes in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll.Â
•   The Mustangs are 3-0-0 at home, including a win against Oklahoma State, which was receiving votes in the top-25 poll at the time of the victory.
•   SMU split a pair of conference matches in the Spring of 2021, its only two matches of the season.
•   The Mustangs have posted four clean sheets.Â
•   Six different players have nine assists on nine goals by six Mustangs, including three unassisted.Â
•   SMU has been outshot 82-62 overall and 35-27 in shots on goal.Â
GOALKEEPING
•   Samantha Estrada has played in four matches this season with 10 saves and three shutouts.
•   Tatum Sutherland has 20 saves in three matches, including 10 saves for a clean sheet against Oklahoma State, the most since Shannon Moroney had 11 at Connecticut in 2015.Â
GOALS, GOALS, GOALS
•    SMU has scored at least once in all six matches this season.Â
•   The Mustangs scored a season-high four goals in a 4-2 win at Denver, the most since a 4-0 win against ECU on Oct. 22, 2019.
•   SMU has scored 10 times with eight assists.Â
•   Courtney Sebazco leads the team with three goals, including gamewinners against Rice and Northwestern State.
•   Jasmine Vilgrain has two goals, while Wayny Balata, Elisabeth Tse, Lindsey Whitmore and Payton Doiron have each scored once.
•   Sebazco, Balata and Tse each have two assists, while Vilgrain, Whitmore and Brooke Golik all have one this season.Â
LAST TIME OUT
•   SMU defeated San Francisco for its third straight 1-0 win.
•   Jasmine Vilgrain scored her second goal of the season in the 18th minute.
•   Brooke Golik (1) and Elisabeth Tse (2) earned assists.Â
•   Tatum Sutherland played the second half, making five saves.
•   It was the fourth straight win, which is the longest streak since the Mustangs won five straight in 2017.
AT HOUSTON BAPTIST
•    SMU was scheduled to start the season Aug. 19 at Houston Baptist, but the match was canceled due to poor field conditions in Houston.Â
SCOUTING OKLAHOMA
•   The Sooners are 4-4-1, but have just one win in the last four matches.Â
•   Oklahoma has 15 goals in nine matches, but opponents have scored 17 times.Â
•   Jasmine Richards leads the team with four goals, and Bri Amos has three goals and two assists.
•   Oklahoma has three goalkeepers who have all seen action.
SERIES HISTORY
•    SMU is 6-3-2 all-time against Oklahoma, including a 2-1-1 mark under head coach Chris Petrucelli.Â
•   SMU won the last match, scoring in overtime for a 3-2 win on Sept. 19, 2019.Â
•   The series started Sept 16, 1999. SMU won 3-2 in overtime at home.Â
•  SMU is 2-1-2 in matches that went to overtime.
•   SMU is 3-1-1 at home against Oklahoma and 1-0-1 under Petrucelli.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
•    Three Mustangs earned American Athletic Conference Weekly awards on Sept. 13, 2021. SMU went 3-0 for the week, with two wins against opponents receiving votes in the to-25 poll.
•   Courtney Sebazco was named Offensive Player of the Week after scoring a goal with two assists, contributing to three of SMU's six goals.
•   Payton Doiron was named Defensive Player of the Week. She played all 90 minutes in the three wins, including two shutouts. She also scored the lone goal in a win against Oklahoma State.
•   Tatum Sutherland was named Goalkeeper of the Week. She started two games, earning two clean sheets. She recorded 10 saves against Oklahoma State, the most since Shannon Moroney had 11 on Oct. 25, 2015. Sutherland had five saves against Rice before coming off due to injury after 70 minutes.Â
•   Sebazco was named to the weekly honor roll after scoring twice in the season opener against Northwestern State.Â
COACHING CORNER
•    Chris Petrucelli is in his 10th season as head coach at SMU and his 32nd season overall.Â
•   Petrucelli is one of eight active coaches to win a national championship (Notre Dame, 1995).
•   Petrucelli started the season ranked seventh among active head coaches with 416 career wins.
MOST DIVISION I WINS AMONG ACTIVE COACHES
   Coach   Team   Years   Wins
1.   Anson Dorrance   North Carolina   43   896
2.   Jerry Smith   Santa Clara   35   511
3.   G Guerrieri   Texas A&M   31   488
4.   Mark Krikorian   Florida State   28   464
5.   Steve Swanson   Virginia   32   440
6.   Randy Waldrum   Pittsburgh   28   426
7.   Chris Petrucelli   SMU   32   420
8.   Jim Blankenship   FGCU   31   417
9.   Jennifer Rockwood   BYU   27   411
10.   Nancy Feldman   Boston   34   410
•Through games played as of Sept. 13, 2021
RANKED
•    SMU is No. 24 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll.Â
•   The Mustangs received votes in the first poll of the season.
•   SMU is one of four teams from The American ranked or receiving votes, joining No. 14 UCF in the top 25. Memphis (52) and USF (11) are receiving votes.Â
OVERTIME
•    SMU is 30-30-49 all-time in 109 overtime matches.
•   SMU has played at least one overtime match in every season since its inception in 1986.Â
•   The Mustangs played a program-high 10 overtime matches in 2002, going 3-3-4 in extra time.Â
•   The Mustangs are 0-1-0 in overtime this season.Â
ESPN+ COVERAGE
•    This season, all of SMU's home games will be featured on ESPN+ along with a select few away games. Stay up-to-date on coverage information on SMUMustangs.com.
2021 AAC ALL-PRESEASON TEAM
•   Wayny Balata was named to the American Athletic Conference Preseason All-Conference Team. She had three goals and two assists entering the season.
2021 AAC Preseason Coaches Poll
1 Â Â USF (6)Â Â Â 62
2 Â Â Memphis (3)Â Â Â 59
3 Â Â SMUÂ Â Â 44
4   Cincinnati   41
5 Â Â UCFÂ Â Â 40
6   East Carolina   29
7   Houston   24
8   Temple   16
9   Tulsa   9
First-place votes in parenthesis
Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium - Dallas, Texas
Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021 – 7 p.m.
Live Stats | Watch: ESPN+
Game Notes: SMU | Oklahoma
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No. 24 SMU concludes non-conference schedule Sunday against Oklahoma at 7 p.m.
ABOUT SMU
•   No. 24 SMU is 5-1 this season, with the only loss coming in overtime at Baylor.Â
•   SMU has two wins against teams receiving votes in the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll.Â
•   The Mustangs are 3-0-0 at home, including a win against Oklahoma State, which was receiving votes in the top-25 poll at the time of the victory.
•   SMU split a pair of conference matches in the Spring of 2021, its only two matches of the season.
•   The Mustangs have posted four clean sheets.Â
•   Six different players have nine assists on nine goals by six Mustangs, including three unassisted.Â
•   SMU has been outshot 82-62 overall and 35-27 in shots on goal.Â
GOALKEEPING
•   Samantha Estrada has played in four matches this season with 10 saves and three shutouts.
•   Tatum Sutherland has 20 saves in three matches, including 10 saves for a clean sheet against Oklahoma State, the most since Shannon Moroney had 11 at Connecticut in 2015.Â
GOALS, GOALS, GOALS
•    SMU has scored at least once in all six matches this season.Â
•   The Mustangs scored a season-high four goals in a 4-2 win at Denver, the most since a 4-0 win against ECU on Oct. 22, 2019.
•   SMU has scored 10 times with eight assists.Â
•   Courtney Sebazco leads the team with three goals, including gamewinners against Rice and Northwestern State.
•   Jasmine Vilgrain has two goals, while Wayny Balata, Elisabeth Tse, Lindsey Whitmore and Payton Doiron have each scored once.
•   Sebazco, Balata and Tse each have two assists, while Vilgrain, Whitmore and Brooke Golik all have one this season.Â
LAST TIME OUT
•   SMU defeated San Francisco for its third straight 1-0 win.
•   Jasmine Vilgrain scored her second goal of the season in the 18th minute.
•   Brooke Golik (1) and Elisabeth Tse (2) earned assists.Â
•   Tatum Sutherland played the second half, making five saves.
•   It was the fourth straight win, which is the longest streak since the Mustangs won five straight in 2017.
AT HOUSTON BAPTIST
•    SMU was scheduled to start the season Aug. 19 at Houston Baptist, but the match was canceled due to poor field conditions in Houston.Â
SCOUTING OKLAHOMA
•   The Sooners are 4-4-1, but have just one win in the last four matches.Â
•   Oklahoma has 15 goals in nine matches, but opponents have scored 17 times.Â
•   Jasmine Richards leads the team with four goals, and Bri Amos has three goals and two assists.
•   Oklahoma has three goalkeepers who have all seen action.
SERIES HISTORY
•    SMU is 6-3-2 all-time against Oklahoma, including a 2-1-1 mark under head coach Chris Petrucelli.Â
•   SMU won the last match, scoring in overtime for a 3-2 win on Sept. 19, 2019.Â
•   The series started Sept 16, 1999. SMU won 3-2 in overtime at home.Â
•  SMU is 2-1-2 in matches that went to overtime.
•   SMU is 3-1-1 at home against Oklahoma and 1-0-1 under Petrucelli.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
•    Three Mustangs earned American Athletic Conference Weekly awards on Sept. 13, 2021. SMU went 3-0 for the week, with two wins against opponents receiving votes in the to-25 poll.
•   Courtney Sebazco was named Offensive Player of the Week after scoring a goal with two assists, contributing to three of SMU's six goals.
•   Payton Doiron was named Defensive Player of the Week. She played all 90 minutes in the three wins, including two shutouts. She also scored the lone goal in a win against Oklahoma State.
•   Tatum Sutherland was named Goalkeeper of the Week. She started two games, earning two clean sheets. She recorded 10 saves against Oklahoma State, the most since Shannon Moroney had 11 on Oct. 25, 2015. Sutherland had five saves against Rice before coming off due to injury after 70 minutes.Â
•   Sebazco was named to the weekly honor roll after scoring twice in the season opener against Northwestern State.Â
COACHING CORNER
•    Chris Petrucelli is in his 10th season as head coach at SMU and his 32nd season overall.Â
•   Petrucelli is one of eight active coaches to win a national championship (Notre Dame, 1995).
•   Petrucelli started the season ranked seventh among active head coaches with 416 career wins.
MOST DIVISION I WINS AMONG ACTIVE COACHES
   Coach   Team   Years   Wins
1.   Anson Dorrance   North Carolina   43   896
2.   Jerry Smith   Santa Clara   35   511
3.   G Guerrieri   Texas A&M   31   488
4.   Mark Krikorian   Florida State   28   464
5.   Steve Swanson   Virginia   32   440
6.   Randy Waldrum   Pittsburgh   28   426
7.   Chris Petrucelli   SMU   32   420
8.   Jim Blankenship   FGCU   31   417
9.   Jennifer Rockwood   BYU   27   411
10.   Nancy Feldman   Boston   34   410
•Through games played as of Sept. 13, 2021
RANKED
•    SMU is No. 24 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll.Â
•   The Mustangs received votes in the first poll of the season.
•   SMU is one of four teams from The American ranked or receiving votes, joining No. 14 UCF in the top 25. Memphis (52) and USF (11) are receiving votes.Â
OVERTIME
•    SMU is 30-30-49 all-time in 109 overtime matches.
•   SMU has played at least one overtime match in every season since its inception in 1986.Â
•   The Mustangs played a program-high 10 overtime matches in 2002, going 3-3-4 in extra time.Â
•   The Mustangs are 0-1-0 in overtime this season.Â
ESPN+ COVERAGE
•    This season, all of SMU's home games will be featured on ESPN+ along with a select few away games. Stay up-to-date on coverage information on SMUMustangs.com.
2021 AAC ALL-PRESEASON TEAM
•   Wayny Balata was named to the American Athletic Conference Preseason All-Conference Team. She had three goals and two assists entering the season.
2021 AAC Preseason Coaches Poll
1 Â Â USF (6)Â Â Â 62
2 Â Â Memphis (3)Â Â Â 59
3 Â Â SMUÂ Â Â 44
4   Cincinnati   41
5 Â Â UCFÂ Â Â 40
6   East Carolina   29
7   Houston   24
8   Temple   16
9   Tulsa   9
First-place votes in parenthesis
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