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2000: A team tri-captain ... finished her BGSU career as the school’s all-time scoring leader ... played in 20 matches, starting 16 ... missed the Toledo match due to injury ... had 10 points on the year to rank fifth on the squad ... her four goals came vs. Bucknell, Northern Illinois, Buffalo and UW-Green Bay ... had an assist on the match-winning goal vs. Western Michigan in the league tourney semifinal ... also had an assist against Bucknell ... named to the MAC’s Academic Honor Roll for the second consecutive year. 1999: Led the Falcons with eight goals ... also had three assists, finishing second on the team with 19 points ... scored two goals in the last 3:18 of regulation at Marshall, rallying BG from a 3-1 deficit ... had a goal and an assist in the season opener vs. Michigan State ... also scored goals vs. Valparaiso, Niagara, Miami, Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan ... her goals vs. MSU and Niagara were the match winners ... assisted on goals vs. Northern Illinois and Toledo ... played 20-plus minutes in goal in the Detroit match. 1998: Named to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team for her efforts in goal ... made 13 saves, tying the school record, in quarterfinal win at Eastern Michigan ... had 10 stops in OT loss to eventual champs Northern Illinois ... during that time, set a school record with 171:38 of consecutive shutout ball ... had a GAA of 0.86 during BG’s tourney run ... became BG’s first player named to the Academic All-MAC First Team ... one of five players to start every match ... made 12 starts at forward and eight at GK ... played both positions vs. Western Michigan and Detroit ... started the last seven contests of the year in the net ... had a 2-4-1 record with two shutouts and a team-best 1.90 goals-against average ... on the year, made 50 saves and had a team-best saves percentage of .758 ... had the first complete-match shutout in school history, at Marshall ... in the field, ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 11 points, on four goals and three assists ... scored two goals vs. Central Michigan, and added single tallies vs. Valparaiso and EMU (first meeting) ... had the match-winning assist vs. Western Illinois ... also had assists vs. Buffalo and UDM. 1997: Earned Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention ... played in 13 matches, starting five of those contests at a forward spot ... despite playing in the field in just 10 matches, finished seventh on the team in scoring, with eight points ... also saw time in goal, playing 52-plus minutes between the posts ... first varsity points came on a goal vs. St. Francis (Pa.) ... also found the back of the net vs. Buffalo ... drew assists vs. Miami, Kent, Michigan State and Youngstown State ... had six of her points over the season’s final seven contests ... had a three-match point-scoring streak, tied for the team’s longest ... played both in the field and in goal at Western Michigan ... had impressive accuracy, as six of her nine total shots were on goal. BGSU Club Team: Member of the 1996 squad which finished second in the Ohio state tournament and fifth in the nation for coach Josh Kallet. High School: Earned two letters at Strongsville (’96), primarily as a forward, for coach Dawn Smith ... as a junior, scored seven goals for the Mustangs ... SHS went 12-2-1 that year and finished second in the Pioneer Conference ... her sophomore squad won the league and posted a district runner-up finish ... also played midfield in high school ... earned three letters each in basketball and softball, earning all-conference accolades in both sports ... member of National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta (math honorary). Personal: Full name Michelle Lynn Lisy ... received her undergraduate degree in physical education with a minor in health ... had a 3.60 in graduate school through the spring, 2001, semester ... born August 15, 1978, in Parma, Ohio ... daughter of Roger and Sally Lisy ... has an older brother ... played club ball for Cleveland United ... coaches included former professional players Benny Dargle and Joe Raduka. LISY’S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS Year MP/MS Shots G-A=Pts. 1997 13/ 5 9 2- 4= 8 1998 20/20 18 4- 3=11 1999 19/17 50 8- 3=19 2000 20/16 23 4- 2=10 Career 72/58 100 18-12=48
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