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2000: A team tri-captain ... the school’s career assist leader, with 23 ... one of three Falcons to start all 21 matches ... the only player to have started every match in the history of the program (78) ... named the team’s MVP in the midfield ... tied for third on the team with 11 points ... her two goals included the match winner against Central Michigan ... also scored vs. Ball State, adding an assist ... had seven assists to rank second on the team ... others came vs. Detroit (two), Eastern Michigan, Buffalo, UW-Green Bay and Western Michigan (tournament) ... assisted on the match-winning goal three times ... named to the MAC’s Academic Honor Roll for the second consecutive year. 1999: One of just three Falcons to start all 19 matches ... had seven points to rank fifth on the team ... scored the match-winning goal at Northern Illinois ... also had an assist in that contest ... assisted on both BG goals at Ball State ... other assists came vs. Western Michigan and Toledo ... finished in a tie for second on the team with five helpers ... BGSU’s career assist leader, with 16. 1998: One of just five Falcons to start all 20 matches ... an All-Ohio Third-Team pick, and the first Falcon to earn all-state honors twice ... tied for sixth on the team in scoring, with nine points ... had a goal and an assist vs. Western Michigan ... also found the net at Marshall ... other assists came against Valparaiso (match-winner), Robert Morris, Northern Illinois and Detroit ... named to the all-tournament team at BG’s own Falcon Classic ... had 49 shot attempts to tie for the team lead. 1997: Started all 18 matches ... BG’s only second-team selection to the Soccer Buzz First-Year All-National Team ... earned All-Ohio honorable mention ... tied for third on the team with 10 points, and finished second among BG players with six assists ... drew an assist on the first goal in school history, Kerry McKee’s OT winner at Kent ... scored her first collegiate goal, the match-winner, vs. St. Francis (Pa.), and added an assist ... her other goal came against Michigan State ... other assists were vs. Western Michigan, Kent (second meeting), Robert Morris and Youngstown State ... ended the year with a three-match scoring streak, tied for the team’s best ... had 37 total shots on the year, with nine SOG. High School: Earned three letters at Oak Hills ('97) under coach Chuck Laumann ... set school record with 27 assists over her career ... QCCW Player of the Year as a senior, helping the squad to a second consecutive league title ... second on the team and third on the OHHS single-season list with 14 goals as a senior ... led the squad and ranks second all-time at the school with 11 assists that year ... team went 49-20-2 during her tenure ... MVP of the West team at the 1996 SWOHSSCA All-Star Soccer Classic (received Joe L. Coolidge Memorial Award) ... primarily played defense her last two years after beginning her high school career in the midfield ... Honor Roll ... National Junior Honor Society ... also lettered in track, competing in sprint and relay events. Personal: Full name Janice Elizabeth Mentrup ... elementary and special education major ... had a 3.61 cumulative GPA ... born January 14, 1979, in Cincinnati, Ohio ... daughter of Gary and Marlene Mentrup ... has two older sisters ... uncle, Bill Rouse, played football at Ball State ... has volunteered at several hospitals and nursing homes ... played club ball for the Westside Rebels, Team Acceleration and Beechmont AJAX. MENTRUP’S YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS Year MP/MS Shots G-A=Pts. 1997 18/18 37 2- 6=10 1998 20/20 49 2- 5= 9 1999 19/19 43 1- 5= 7 2000 21/21 47 2- 7=11 Career 78/78 176 7-23=37
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