Shawnee State closed out the 2004 season with a 6-0 loss at Cedarville University.  Cedarville jumped on top early with a goal by Jane Adams less than five minutes into the game.  The Yellow Jackets added a goal by Katie Mariani at 17:01 to take a 2-0 halftime lead.  Cedarville would add 4 goals, including two more by Adams, in the second period.  Cedarville out shot SSU 24-2.  Shawnee State's Jessica Votaw tallied 7 saves in her final game as a Bear.

Shawnee State lost to Salem International by a score of 5-2.  Salem jumped out to a very quick start scoring 2 goals in the first 22 minutes of the game.  The Bears defense stiffened and did not allow another goal until twenty minutes into the second half.  Kelli Hall scored on an assist from Kelli Hatas with just 3 minutes remaining in the half to cut the deficit to one.  Jen Cummins scored Shawnee’s second and final goal of the game at the 26:15 minute.  Brittany Webb had the assist.  SSU keeper, Jessica Votaw, recorded 10 saves in the final home match of her career.  

Shawnee State lost to NCAA Division I Morehead State University by a score of 7-0.  SSU trailed just 3-0 at the half, but Morehead's depth and speed were too much for the Bears to overcome.  The Eagles added 4 goals in the second period.  MSU's Rebekah Kendall set school records with 7 points and 3 assists on the night.

Shawnee State lost to Walsh University by a score of 5-0.  Walsh jumped out to a very quick start scoring 3 goals in the first fifteen minutes of the match.  Two of the goals came from Jodi Antrican.  The Bears defense stiffened and did not allow another goal until three minutes into the second half.  SSU keeper, Jessica Votaw, made 10 saves in the contest.  Walsh out shot SSU 26-11. 

Shawnee State pounded Ohio Valley College 9-0.  Shawnee State’s Kelly Hatas tied a school record with 5 goals in the match.  She also had an assist to break a school record with 11 points in a match.  Bears assistant coach Marseille Markham set both records when she scored 5 goals against Kentucky Christian in 2001.  Sarah Koehler scored 2 goals and tallied 2 assists in the contest.  Lacey Simpson added a goal and an assist.  Shannon McClain scored her first collegiate goal as well.  Kim Smith had 2 assists to go along with 1 assist each by Julie Mihalik and Jennifer Ruckel.  Shawnee State out shot Ohio Valley 45-0.  

Shawnee State defeated Berea College 3-1.  Berea’s Lacey Bostick scored the first goal of the game at 37:00 in the first half.  SSU tied the game at 1 on a goal by Jen Cummins at 12:30 in the first half.  Lacey Simpson picked up the first assist of her career on the play.  SSU took the lead on a goal by Kelly Hatas at 38:37 in the second period.  Cummins had the assist on the goal.  Hatas scored her second goal of the game at 22:22 to secure the victory.  Jessica Votaw recorded 4 saves in the match. 

Shawnee State dropped a 5-0 decision to Mt. Vernon Nazarene to open up AMC play.  Mt. Vernon out shot SSU 11-2 on the day.  Jessica Votaw recorded 6 saves for SSU.  Mt. Vernon’s Catherine Hess recorded her second hat trick of the season with 3 goals.

Shawnee State lost to St. Vincent College by a score of 4-1.  Shawnee State jumped out to a quick lead on Sarah Koehler’s fifth goal of the season.  It came at 17:34 on an assist from Brittany Webb.  St. Vincent answered two minutes later with a goal by Nicole Mannella.  Manella would add another goal and an assist in leading St. Vincent to the victory. 

Shawnee State picked up its first win of the season with a 3-1 victory over Brescia University.  Brescia jumped out to an early lead at Lauren Talyor scored a goal just 3:35 seconds into the game.  The Bearcats held the lead through the remainder of the first half.  Shawnee State got off to a quick start in the second period as Brittany Webb scored her second goal of the season at the 47:10 mark.  Lacey Simpson scored her first goal of the season at 65:01.  Sarah Koehler got into the action with her fourth goal in three games at 75:55.  Kelly Hatas assisted on all three of the Bears’ goals.  Jessica Votaw worked the entire game in goal and recorded 5 saves. 

For the second consecutive day, Shawnee State played to a double overtime tie.  SSU tied Anderson University 3-3.  SSU jumped out to an early lead as Sarah Koehler scored on an assist from Brittany Webb less than one minute into the game.  Anderson then scored 3 straight goals to go in front 3-1.  Kelly Hatas brought the Bears to within one as she scored an unassisted goal with 2:26 remaining in the first half.  With just 7 minutes to go in the game, Koehler scored her second goal of the contest on an assist from Hatas to send the game to overtime.  SSU’s Jessica Votaw faced 23 shots on the day.  She recorded 7 saves.  The Bears totaled 15 shots in the game.  

Shawnee State played to a 1-1 double overtime tie with Muskingum College. 

Shawnee State took a 1-0 lead just seven minutes into the game as Sarah Koehler scored her first goal of the season on an assist from Brittany Webb.  Muskingum tied the game with just 12 minutes to play in the first period.  Jessica Votaw recorded 8 saves in goal for the Bears.   As a team, the Bears out shot Muskingum 21-8.  

Shawnee State lost its season opener by a score of 4-2 to Baldwin Wallace College.  SSU jumped to a 1-0 lead on a goal by Brittany Webb at the 26:21 mark of the first half.  Kelly Hatas tallied an assist on the score.  Baldwin Wallace responded immediately with goals by Jenny Miller at 31:09 and 32:26 in the first period.  SSU’s Kelly Hatas found the back of the net at the 39:50 mark to tie the game at two going into the half.  Jenny Miller added two goals for BW in the second half to secure the win.  Jessica Votaw worked the entire game in goal for SSU.  She recorded 6 saves.  Emily Leonard and Michelle Neff split goal keeping duties for the Yellow Jackets.  Leonard recorded 5 saves while Neff added 6 saves.