(above notes from BGSU's 2004 end-of-season release)

2004: An All-MAC Second-Team selection ... also named to the MAC's All-Tournament Team, for the third consecutive year ... a Soccer Buzz All-Great Lakes Region Third-Team pick ... named to All-Ohio Second Team ... earned BGSU's Offensive MVP award ... played in 23 matches, with 22 starts ... continued her career-long assault on the record books, with 38 points on 18 goals and two assists ... led the MAC in both goals and points, shattering the BGSU single-season marks in each category ... six of the goals were match winners, breaking the school record ... shattered the school and MAC records with six goals in the Duquesne match ... named the MAC Player of the Week, and also chosen to the Soccer Buzz National Elite Team of the Week, after that six-goal performance ... had a hat trick in MAC Tournament semifinal win over Western Michigan, a school record for goals in a tourney match ... missed the NCAA Tournament match at Ohio State, after suffering a concussion late in the MAC tourney title match vs. Central Michigan ... scored two goals at Cleveland State, and also found the back of the net in both Kent State matches ... beginning with the CSU contest, had six goals in a six-match span ... other goals came vs. Marshall, Akron, Miami, Buffalo and Toledo ... had assists against KSU (regular-season match) and CMU (league title match) ... finished third in MAC history in career goals scored, and fifth in total points ... ended her career 32 goals and 46 points ahead of any other BG player in history.

2003: Played in all 23 matches, starting 19 ... finished second on the Falcons with 21 points ... tied for the team lead with 10 goals, and also had an assist ... had three match-winning goals ... named to the MAC All-Tournament Team for the second consecutive year, becoming the Falcons' second-ever two-time league tourney honoree ... scored BGSU's first-ever goal in the MAC Tournament's championship match, giving the Falcons a brief lead at Western Michigan ... her total of 10 goals tied her for fourth on the school single-season list ... named to the Soccer America National Team of the Week after her performance in a pair of road wins vs. Ball State and Miami ... that weekend, scored the match-winning goal at BSU, then picked up two more goals in the Falcons' comeback win at MU, becoming the school's career scoring leader in the process ... also named the MAC Player of the Week that week, becoming only the second Falcon to earn league P-O-W honors twice in a career ... had a two-goal match vs. Wright State ... scored the lone goal of the match in a 1-0 win over Cincinnati ... other goals came vs. Arizona State, Michigan State and Ohio ... her lone assist was against Eastern Illinois.

2002: Earned All-Ohio Third-Team honors for the second consecutive year ... played in all 22 matches, starting the last 18 ... had 12 goals and 26 points to lead the team ... goal total tied the school record, which she had tied the previous year ... point total tied her own mark for the second-highest in a season in school history ... came off the bench to score a hat trick against Detroit, with the three goals coming in a school-record span of just 5:56 ... had two goals vs. both Marshall and Western Michigan ... set a school record with four match-winning goals (UDM, Marshall, Central Michigan and WMU) on the year ... also scored vs. Eastern Illinois, Ball State, Wright State and Buffalo (MAC Tournament) ... had assists in the regular-season match at UB, and in the WMU contest ... named to the MAC's All-Tournament Team ... was the MAC Player of the Week (Sept. 9) after her outburst vs. UDM.

2001: The MAC Newcomer of the Year ... the first player in the history of the BGSU women's soccer program to win a league specialty award ... an All-Ohio Third-Team pick ... also named to the Soccer Buzz Great Lakes Region All-Freshman Team ... tied the school seasonal record for goals, with 12 ... had 26 points, the second-highest total in BGSU annals ... set another BG mark (since broken) with goals in four consecutive matches ... had three goals vs. Youngstown State, tying that school record ... also had an assist in that win to tie the school mark with seven points ... had two goals in BG's next match, vs. Akron ... also found the back of the net vs. UW-Green Bay (match-winning goal), Samford, Toledo, Ohio State, Iowa State, CMU and Marshall ... had an assist vs. Wright State ... played in all 19 matches, starting 18 ... led BGSU with 38 total shots and 22 shots on goal.

High School: Earned four letters at Findlay ('01) under coach Kevin Veronau ... a three-time All-Great Lakes League first-team pick ... earned all-state second-team honors as a senior after being named to the third team as a junior ... Trojans went 18-2-0 her final year, winning a second-straight GLL title ... set state records for goals in a match (12) and a season (75) ... had 114 career goals ... FHS won sectional and district titles in 2000 ... named the team's MVP twice ... also named the best offensive player twice, and best defensive player and most improved player once each ... had 11 goals as a freshman, and 14 as both a sophomore and a junior.

Personal: Kristy Sue Coppes was born May 8, 1983, in Findlay ... an interpersonal communication major with a minor in art ... daughter of Timothy and Kathy Coppes ... has two brothers ... member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... played club soccer with Ohio Premier (winning a state cup in 2002) after playing for Toledo Celtics for many years.

CAREER STATS
Year	GP/GS	Shots	G-A=Pts.
2001	19/18	 38	12-2= 26
2002	22/18	 43	12-2= 26
2003	23/19	 33	10-1= 21
2004	23/22	 74	18-2= 38
Totals	87/77	188	52-7=111