Strohmaier Heads Game Winner
The Edge News
6-27-04
The Edge upset the first-place Detroit Jaguars 3-2 Saturday at Holland Municipal Stadium. Strohmaier answered on a beautiful header off the pass from Danielle Underwood in the 87th minute for the game winning goal.

The Edge W League Chooses Strohmaier
May 2004
The Edge Women's soccer team of Holland, Michigan in the Midwest Division of the W League selects Louie Strohmaier as a starter at center mid.

Dec 15, 2003
GOLDEN EAGLES HONORED REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLY
Melissa Strohmaier was named All-American (Honorable Mention) for the Golden Eagles. Strohmaier broke the single season goal scoring record at Cornerstone with 23 goals. She also broke the total points scored with 54 (23 goals and 8 assists). Melissa led a trio of players that were named to the NAIA Region VIII All-Region Team. Strohmaier was named to the First Team.

2003 Region Eight First Team
December 2003 - Melissa Strohmaier has been chosen for the 2003 Region VIII's All Region First Team!

2003 WHAC Women's Soccer All-Conference team
November 14, 2003 - Melissa Strohmaier has been chosen for the 2003 WHAC Women's Soccer All-Conference team. Junior Midfielder Melissa Strohmaier was voted runner-up Player of the Year. Melissa broke the single season scoring record at Cornerstone University with 23 goals and she also recorded 8 assists.

Strohmaier Breaks School Scoring Record
Nov 1, 2003 Melissa Strohmaier, junior from Highland, MI, broke the women's single season scoring record set by Grace Sohlden (21 goals) in 1998. Melissa scored a hat trick in the first WHAC playoff game to run her total to 23 goals for the season.

October 13, 2003 WHAC Women's Soccer
Player Of The Week
Melissa Strohmaier of Cornerstone University
The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference. Cornerstone junior, Melissa Strohmaier, has been named WHAC women's soccer Player-of-the-Week following five goals in two games. Strohmaier posted three goals in the Golden Eagles 10-0 defeat of Concordia, then posted two more in a victory over Rochester College.

September 2003 WHAC Women's Soccer
The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference names Louie as a notable player of weeks for 9-22, 9-08 & 10-06

October 6, 2003
Melissa Strohmaier of Cornerstone University scored a goal each in games versus Aquinas and Indiana Tech.

September 20, 2003
Melissa Strohmaier of Cornerstone University
Had three goals and two assists on the week, helped lead CU to 1st win over Siena Heights in history of program (since 1997).

September 8, 2003
Melissa Strohmaier, Cornerstone University Posted three goals and an assist in 6-0 defeat of Grace College.

One Door Closes... Another Door Opens
August 2003
After a summer of intensive training with the Charlotte Eagles of North Carolina of the W-League (women's semi-pro soccer), Louie Strohmaier, faces one of the most intense decisions of her life. It appeared that the doors at Taylor University had closed and the doors at Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids were wide open. To read how the Cornerstone Eagles are doing, select: Women's Soccer News. For the game schedule, select: Cornerstone University Women's Soccer Schedule.

Following His Lead...
Louie was recently quoted in The Herald, Cornerstone's Newspaper: The transfer from Taylor was not an easy one for Strohmaier, but she said she is "being faithful to God's call. I felt like God had closed some doors for me at Taylor, but they swung open here at Cornerstone. I really felt this is where God wants me and I feel blessed to be here."

STROHMAIER NETS ALL-AMERICAN STATUS
As a sophomore, Louie Strohmaier, was selected as a member of the NAIA All-American Honorable Mention Team. Strohmaier broke the Lady Trojans single-season scoring record this year, and was honored as a first team member of both the MCC All-Conference team and the NAIA Region VIII All-Region team. Congratulations Louie!

STROHMAIER HONORED
Louie Strohmaier Chosen Mid-Central Conference and the NAIA Region VIII Women's Soccer Player of the Week! 10-01-02
Melissa (Louie) Strohmaier, has been selected as the Mid-Central Conference and the NAIA Region VIII Women's Soccer Player of the Week. Last week (10-01-02) Strohmaier single-handedly demolished Bethel in a MCC match by scoring three goals and delivering an assist on a fourth goal as the Lady Trojans defeated Bethel 4-1. Congratulations Louie!!
As printed on Taylor University's web site

Strohmaier Sets New Record At Taylor University!
Louie Strohmaier set a new record at Taylor University with 4 goals in a single game on 9/15/01!

As a freshman at Taylor, Louie was selected for the Mid-Central All-Conference Soccer Team for the Fall of 2001. She was also honored with the Newcomer of the Year award, Fall 2001.

Louie Strohmaier graduated from Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Michigan in May of 2005. Offered college scholarships at Division I schools including Eastern Illinois and Eastern Michigan and a position on Michigan State University's soccer team, Louie felt another calling. She spent her first two collegiate years at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana. She attended Waubonsie Valley High School in Aurora, Illinois, where she has played on Waubonsie's Girls' Varsity team for four years. She was a member of the Naperville Soccer Association's U-19 Premier team. She's worked hard to make the Michigan's and Illinois 1983 Olympic Development Program soccer pools and state teams for four consecutive years.

NEWS!

• Louie is selected Mid-Central All-Conference Soccer Team, Fall, 2001
• Strohmaier was also honored with the Newcomer of the Year award, Fall 2001.
• Louie accepts soccer scholarship from Taylor University, April, 2001

"Strohmaier, a coach's dream, is still searching for a college at which to continue her soccer career next year. But for now, she is focused on the task at hand. Last season, she did everything Keller asked of her. Whether that meant getting out in front to stimulate scoring opportunities or anchoring the defense, Strohmaier was an all-purpose weapon for the Warriors."

Dan Wiederer
The Naperville Sun
April 5, 2001

"Louie was absolutely huge. She sacrificed scoring goals and getting assists and moved back to play stopper. She took it to a higher level in the Lincoln-Way game. She controlled the midfield. She utilized her quickness to get to balls and was a real vocal leader in the back and took a lot of pride in what her position demanded."

Judy Keller
High School Varsity Coach
On the 4/22/00 Waubonsie Valley game against Lincoln-Way
Naperville Sun, April 28, 2000

"Louie has always been dangerous because of her short-range quickness and long-range pure speed. Add to this her dribbling and ball control skills and you can understand how dangerous a player she can be! After over 20 years of coaching, I can say that Melissa packs more dynamic energy per pound than any player I've ever coached."

Wayne R. Pirmann,
Former Club Coach
USSF A License since 1977
Oakland University Coach - 2 years