2008 Sonoma State Women's Soccer Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTROQuick Facts___________ 1Schedule ____________ 2

COACHESLuke Oberkirch _______ 3David Shaffer _________ 4

SEAWOLVES2008 Season Preview ___ 52008 Roster __________ 62008 Seawolves _____7-14

‘07 REVIEWSeason Review _____16-20Statistics ____________ 21CCAA Review ________ 22Awards _____________ 23

HISTORYAll-Time Honors ______ 24Yearly Leaders _______ 25Records __________26-27Yearly Results ______28-29Series Histories _______ 30All-Time Standings ____ 31Program History ______ 32All-Time Roster _______ 33

INFORMATION Opponent Info. ____34-35Department Info. ___36-37Sonoma State Info. __38-39

QUICK FACTSLocation: Rohnert Park, CaliforniaAddress: 1801 East Cotati, Rohnert Park, CA 94928Website: www.sonomaseawolves.comAthletics Phone: (707) 664-2521Athletics Fax: (707) 664-4104President: Dr. Ruben ArmiñanaDirector of Athletics: Bill FuscoFaculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Duane DoveEnrollment: 8,274Founded: 1961Colors: Navy (286), Columbia Blue (278), WhiteConference: California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA)National Affiliation: NCAA Division IIHead Coach: Luke OberkirchWomen’s Soccer Office Phone: (707) 664-2481Assistant Coaches: David Shaffer2007 Overall Record: 10-7-22007 CCAA Record: 5-7-2 (4th North)2007 Postseason: n/aLetterwinners Ret/Lost: 16/6Starters Ret/Lost: 7/4NCAA Appearances: 9 (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000)Conference Championships: 7 (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997)National Championships: 1 (1990)Sports Information Director: Brandon BronzanSports Information Phone: (707) 664-2358Sports Information Fax: (707) 664-3291Sports Information E-Mail: [email protected]

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CREDITS: The 2008 Sonoma State Women’s Soccer media guide was written and designed by Asst. Athletics Director/Sports Information Director Brandon Bronzan. Photography by Katie Bur-roughs, Tracey Shayewitz, Alex Martin, and Brandon Bronzan.

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SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sun-Aug. 17 SANTA ROSA JC (exh) ROHNERT PARK 2:30 pm

Wed-Aug. 20 DOMINICAN (exh) ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Fri-Aug. 22 UC SANTA CRUZ (exh) ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Sun-Aug. 24 ALUMNI GAME ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm

Thu-Aug. 28 Hawaii-Hilo Hilo, Hawaii 3:30 pm

Sat-Aug. 30 BYU-Hawaii Laie, Hawaii 11:00 am

Mon-Sep. 1 Hawaii Pacific Honolulu, Hawaii 11:00 am

Thu-Sep. 4 WESTERN OREGON ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 7 WESTERN WASHINGTON ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 14 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif 2:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 19 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pm

Sun-Sep. 21 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Wed-Sep. 24 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pm

Sun-Sep. 28 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 3 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif 4:30 pm

Sun-Oct. 5 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 10 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 12 CAL POLY POMONA* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pm

Wed-Oct. 15 ACADEMY OF ART ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 19 Humboldt State* Arcata, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 24 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif 12:30 pm

Sun-Oct. 26 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 31 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Nov. 2 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pm

Nov. 7-9 CCAA Tournament tba tba

Nov. 14-16 NCAA Far West Regionals tba tba

Nov. 22 NCAA Quarterfinals tba tba

Dec. 5-7 NCAA Championships tba tba

*CCAA game

COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO

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Luke Oberkirch begins his 14th season as head coach of the women’s soccer team at Sonoma State University.

The 2007 season saw the Seawolves go 10-7-2, reaching double digits in victories for the 17th time in the last 20 years. Boasting one of the best defenses in the region, the Seawolves allowed just 15 goals all season long and had a stretch of six straight shutouts in the month of September.

Since 1995, when he took over as head coach, Luke Oberkirch has complied a 162-74-25 overall record and an 107-44-21 mark in conference play. In his thirteen complete seasons, Oberkirch has guided his team to six first place finishes, including four in the CCAA’s North Division and two in the Northern California Athletic Conference.

In 2006, Oberkirch picked up his 147th career victory to pass Peter Reynaud and become the winningest women’s soccer coach in Sonoma State history.

In 1998, he led his team to what was then the most wins in Division II women’s soccer history with a 22-2-1 mark. That ‘98 squad won a school-record 20 games in a row and had a 14-0-0 record in confer-ence play before reaching the NCAA Championship game for the third time in nine years. For his leader-ship role, Oberkirch was named NSCAA National Coach of the Year in addition to being selected as NSCAA West Region and CCAA Coach of the Year.

In 1995 and 1997, Oberkirch led his team the the Northern California Athletic Conference title. The ‘95 team was ranked No. 2 in the country after posting a 17-2 mark in addition to a perfect 10-0 slate in conference play.

Coach Oberkirch joined the Sonoma State staff in 1990, the year the women’s soccer team brought home the school’s first-ever NCAA National Cham-pionship. As SSU’s top assistant coach from 1990-94 under Peter Reynaud, Oberkirch was an important part of the team’s incredible success. The teams won

five consecutive NCAC titles and made the NCAA playoffs five years in a row. In 1995, Oberkirch was named the third head coach in the program’s history.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Oberkirch was head coach of the boys soccer team at Mont-gomery High School in Santa Rosa from 1987-89. In 1988, his team won the North Bay League Championship and in each of his three seasons, his team made the CIF North Coach Section playoffs. On the club level, Oberkirch has coached with the Santa Rosa United Soccer Club.

A San Diego State graduate, Oberkirch received his B.A. in Physical Education in 1987 and earned his teaching credential from Sonoma State in 1989. Luke and his wife Michele reside in Santa Rosa with their son Jayk.

CAREER RECORDYear Rec Conf Finish1995 ! 17-2-0 10-0-0 1st1996 9-9-1 5-4-1 4th1997 ! 14-4-2 9-1-0 1st1998 # 22-2-1 14-0-0 1st (n)1999 15-2-4 10-1-3 1st (n)2000 ! 14-5-3 9-2-3 1st (n)2001 10-7-2 6-6-2 3rd (n)2002 12-6-1 8-5-1 3rd (n)2003 9-9-2 7-5-2 1st (n)2004 10-7-1 7-6-1 2nd (n)2005 8-8-3 7-4-3 3rd (n)2006 12-6-3 10-3-3 2nd (n)2007 10-7-2 5-7-2 4th (n)Career Overall: 162-74-25Career Conference: 107-44-21! NCAA Appearance# NCAA Runner-Up(n) North Division

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 1998 National Coach of the Year •

• 3-time Conference Coach of the Year • (‘95, ‘97, ‘98)

• 1998 National Runner-up •

• 2 Conference Championships •

• Has coached 10 All-Americans •

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Sun-Aug. 17 SANTA ROSA JC (exh) ROHNERT PARK 2:30 pm

Wed-Aug. 20 DOMINICAN (exh) ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Fri-Aug. 22 UC SANTA CRUZ (exh) ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Sun-Aug. 24 ALUMNI GAME ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm

Thu-Aug. 28 Hawaii-Hilo Hilo, Hawaii 3:30 pm

Sat-Aug. 30 BYU-Hawaii Laie, Hawaii 11:00 am

Mon-Sep. 1 Hawaii Pacific Honolulu, Hawaii 11:00 am

Thu-Sep. 4 WESTERN OREGON ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 7 WESTERN WASHINGTON ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm

Sun-Sep. 14 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif 2:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 19 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pm

Sun-Sep. 21 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Wed-Sep. 24 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pm

Sun-Sep. 28 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 3 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif 4:30 pm

Sun-Oct. 5 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 10 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 12 CAL POLY POMONA* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pm

Wed-Oct. 15 ACADEMY OF ART ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Oct. 19 Humboldt State* Arcata, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 24 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif 12:30 pm

Sun-Oct. 26 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif 11:30 am

Fri-Oct. 31 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm

Sun-Nov. 2 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pm

Nov. 7-9 CCAA Tournament tba tba

Nov. 14-16 NCAA Far West Regionals tba tba

Nov. 22 NCAA Quarterfinals tba tba

Dec. 5-7 NCAA Championships tba tba

*CCAA game

LUKE OBERKIRCH HEAD COACH

SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO COACHES

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A Sonoma County soccer fixture for over 25 years, David Shaffer joined the SSU women’s soccer coaching staff prior to the 2007 season. Shaffer has played and coached at all levels of soccer in the county from high school to the pros.

Shaffer was an All-League player at Montgomery High School, leading his team to three straight North Bay League Championships. Following graduation from Montgomery, he went on to earn All-Conference honors at Santa Rosa Junior College (1982-83) and Sonoma State (1988-89).

Shaffer also played professionally in Holland and Germany, in Atlanta, and with the North Bay Breakers of the U.S.L.

Following his playing career, Shaffer moved into the coaching ranks where he has been just as successful. The head coach at Montgomery High School from 1996 to 2004, Shaffer led the Vikings to three NCS titles and posted a record of 161-49-14. A two-time California Coach of the Year and four-time Redwood Empire Coach of the Year, Shaffer has also had coaching stints at Cardinal Newman High School, Santa Rosa JC, and with numerous club and pro teams such as the Sonoma County Sol and North Bay Breakers.

DAVID SHAFFER ASSISTANT COACH

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North Division (first place votes) - overall pts.1. Chico State (8) - 582. Sonoma State (2) - 503. Cal State Stanislaus - 394. Humboldt State - 315. San Francisco State - 296. Cal State Monterey Bay - 14

South Division (first place votes) - overall pts.1. UC San Diego (6) - 452. Cal State Dominguez Hills (5) - 423. Cal State L.A. - 284. Cal Poly Pomona - 235. Cal State San Bernardino - 22

Conference Tournament Participants1. Chico State2. Cal State Dominguez Hills3. UC San Diego4. Sonoma State

CCAA Tournament Champion (votes)1. Chico State (4)2. Cal State Dominguez Hills (3)3t. Sonoma State (2)3t. UC San Diego (2)

SEAWOLVES PICKED TO FINISH �ND IN NORTHWALNUT CREEK, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team was picked to finish second in the CCAA North Division and advance to the conference tournament in a vote of league head coaches. Two of the voters even picked the Seawolves to win their first league title since 1997.

Sonoma State finished fourth in the the North in 2007 with a 5-7-2 record. However, three of those losses were by forfeiture, meaning the Seawolves played to an 8-4-2 record on the field. SSU was 10-7-2 overall in 2007.

Chico State, which captured its first CCAA title last season, was picked to again hoist the trophy in 2008. The Wildcats received eight of 11 votes to win the North and a league-high four votes to win the conference tournament. Cal State Dominguez Hills received three conference champion votes and both UC San Diego and Sonoma State received two.

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�008 SEASON PREVIEWQ&A WITH HEAD COACH LUKE OBERKIRCH

You have 15 returners on this year’s team, including three all-conference players and a pair missed last year, Brooke Peter-son and Maddy Drake. Do consider your team’s added experi-ence a crucial part of this year’s anticipated success?

Oberkirch: Our added experience will add so much to our team this year. Brooke is a very good player- she was First Team All-Confer-ence as a sophomore- so we’re adding someone who knows what to expect and someone who can play multiple positions. With Maddy, we add a player who was a starter in 2005 and who played with us last spring. So she is a very experienced player as well and will add maturity to our starting line-up.

What newcomers do you expect to step in and make a differ-ence in 2008?

Oberkirch: I expect some of the newcomers to make solid contribu-tions this year. Taylor Edmonds will add an attacking element we did not have last year. Taylor Colacion, Katie Parucha, Megan Cunning-ham and Kiley Brown will add depth to the midfield and transfer Alex-ica Bosque will add goal scoring ability. We have added speed and skill to this years team so our offensive production should increase dramatically. Add that to our returning defenders and Courtney Grixti in goal and we have a more balanced team this year.

What are some characteristics you’ve seen from this year’s team?

Oberkirch: I think this year’s team is a very cohesive unit on and off the field. They play well together. They are a very coachable group of players who are highly motivated to have a successful season.

What are your expectations/goals for 2008?

Oberkirch: Our goals are to stay together, have fun, qualify for the CCAA tournament, win it, and be selected for the NCAA playoffs.

Coach Oberkirch hopes sophomore transfer Alexica Bosque can help improve the Sea-wolves’ attack in 2008.

‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES

After missing all of 2007 with an injury, Brooke Peterson looks to pick up right where she left off.

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ROSTERNo Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown Last School00 Megan Foertsch GK 5-8 Fr. Sunnyvale, Calif Homestead HS1 Courtney Grixti GK 5-7 So. San Ramon, Calif California HS2 Taylor Edmonds F/MF 5-5 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif Mira Costa HS3 Halee Elmore MF 5-6 So. Folsom, Calif Folsom HS4 Brittany Peterson MF 5-6 Sr. Windsor, Calif Windsor HS5 Lindsay Catton D 5-8 Jr. Rohnert Park, Calif Rancho Cotate HS6 Jaci Davey F/MF 5-5 So. San Jose, Calif Presentation HS7 Brooke Peterson MF/D 5-6 Jr. Windsor, Calif Windsor HS8 Marissa Shaw MF 5-2 Fr. Davis, Calif Davis HS9 Jackie Blumenthal MF/D 5-3 So. San Diego, Calif Grossmont HS10 Ali Cheadle F 5-7 So. Morgan Hill, Calif Valley Christian HS11 Kayce Brawley D/F 5-11 Sr. Antioch, Calif Deer Valley HS12 Jocelyn Puga D 5-8 So. Folsom, Calif Folsom HS13 Katie Parucha MF 5-3 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif Mira Costa HS14 Tracy Webster F 5-0 Jr. Sebastopol, Calif Analy HS15 Alexica Bosque F 5-2 So. Santa Rosa, Calif Saint Mary’s (CA)16 Brittany Finitz F 5-5 So. Santa Rosa, Calif Ursuline HS 17 Maddy Drake D 5-4 Sr. Boise, Idaho Boise HS 18 Jeanette Rodriguez MF/D 5-3 So. South San Francisco, Calif Notre Dame Belmont HS19 Megan Cunningham MF/F 5-5 Fr. Torrance, Calif West HS20 Libby Moyer MF 5-9 Fr. Laguna Hills, Calif Laguna Hills HS21 Taylor Colacion MF 5-7 Fr. La Habra, Calif La Habra HS22 Shianne Zerlang F 5-5 Fr. Eureka, Calif Eureka HS23 Allison Kern D 5-8 So. South Lake Tahoe, Calif South Tahoe HS25 Kiley Brown F 5-3 Fr. Novato, Calif San Marin HS

FRESHMENFoertschEdmondsShawParuchaCunninghamMoyerColacionZerlangBrown

SOPHOMORESGrixtiElmoreDaveyBlumenthalCheadlePugaBosqueFinitzRodriguezKern

JUNIORSCattonBro. PetersonWebster

SENIORSBri. PetersonBrawleyDrake

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Foertsch BrawleyPuga

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MIDBri. PetersonBro. Peterson

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2007: Appeared in eight games with three starts as a fresh-man in 2007...scored the game-winner in a 1-0 victory over eventual CCAA champion Chico State (10/14/07)...had an as-sist in SSU’s 4-0 rout of Cal State Monterey Bay (10/19/07)...five of her six shots were on goal...named CCAA All-Academic.

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Grossmont High School in San Diego...earned First Team All-League and Second Team All-CIF honors as a senior...was on Grossmont’s Honor Roll all four years of high school...earned school’s Sportsmanship Award in 2007.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State in part because of the beau-tiful campus...hopes to be an accountant after graduation...is a fan of musician James Morrison...considers Mitch Albom her favorite author...enjoys playing against Chico State...once broke both of her arms at the same time.

Career StatisticsYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2007 (Fr) 8/3 6 1 1 3

High School/College: Comes to Sonoma State from Saint Mary’s College in Moraga...appeared in five games for the Gaels as a freshman in 2006...a graduate of Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa...named First Team All-League as a sophomore and junior...was her school’s Fall Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Picked SSU because of the great anthropology department and its proximity to her hometown...is a fan of

BOSQUE, cont’dthe USC Football team...lists Mia Hamm as her favorite athlete and Augusten Burroughs as her favorite author...her biggest sports thrill was scoring the winning goal in the State Cup Championships...hopes to grow as a player and make it to the playoffs this year.

2007: A starter in 11 of the 17 games she appeared in...scored one goal and had one assist...netted her goal in a 2-0 blanking of Notre Dame de Namur (10/24/07)...attempted a season-high five shots (four of them on goal) in the NDNU game...the Seawolves allowed just nine goals in games she played in...named CCAA All-Academic.

2006: Started 11 games, including eight of the final nine...scored the game-winning goal in a 3-1 win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06)...both of her goals came against Cal State Monterey Bay...a solid defender for a unit that yielded just 22 goals in her 20 games played...named CCAA All-Aca-demic.

2005: Appeared in nine games as a freshman...a member of a defense that allowed just 18 goals all season long...was involved in four shutouts by the SSU defense.

High School: Earned First and Second Team All-League honors while at Deer Valley High School...was a Scholar-Ath-lete all four years...also played volleyball at Deer Valley.

Personal: Hopes to be a successful business woman after graduation...says her dad is her biggest influence as an ath-lete...is a big fan of Will Ferrell...enjoys soccer, volleyball, and going to the beach in her spare time...her favorite team to play is Chico State.

Career StatisticsYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2005 (Fr) 9/0 2 0 0 02006 (So) 20/11 17 2 0 42007 (Jr) 17/11 13 1 1 3Totals 46/22 32 3 1 7

JACKIEBLUMENTHALPosition: Defender/MidfielderClass: SophomoreHometown: San Diego, CalifLast School: Grossmont HS

ALEXICABOSQUEPosition: ForwardClass: SophomoreHometown: Santa Rosa, CalifLast School: Saint Mary’s (CA)

KAYCEBRAWLEYPosition: Defender/ForwardClass: SeniorHometown: Antioch, CalifLast School: Deer Valley HS

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High School: Joins the Seawolves from San Marin High School in Novato...earned First Team All-MCAL honors as a se-nior...was a three-time All-MCAL pick...played several different positions in high school...named her team’s captain and Most Valuable Player as a senior...earned Scholar Athlete honors.

Personal: Considers her parents to be her biggest influence as an athlete...likes to play against anyone that will make her work her hardest...was a level eight gymnast at the age of nine...supports Manchester United.

2007: Led the Seawolves with four assists as a sophomore in 2007...ranked third on the team with six points...earned Second Team All-CCAA honors...started all 18 games she appeared in...netted the game-winning goal in Seawolves’ 1-0 win over Cal Poly Pomona (9/28/07)...had assists in 1-0 wins over Cal State L.A. (9/7/07) and Chico State (10/14/07)...a key member of the Seawolves’ vaunted defense.

2006: Moved into the starting lineup right away and had a fantastic freshman campaign...a starter in all 19 games she appeared in...tied for second on the team with five assists...ranked fifth on the squad with nine points...three of her assists came on game-winning goals...team allowed just 18 goals in the 19 games she appeared in...scored the fastest goal to start a game in school history (twenty seconds in).

High School: Joins Sonoma State from nearby Rancho Cotate High School...was an All-Empire pick in 2005...earned Honorable Mention All-League honors from 2002-04.

CATTON, cont’dPersonal: The younger sister of former Seawolf star and current athletic department staff member Megan Catton...is fulfilling a lifelong goal to play for Sonoma State...is a fan of the Golden State Warriors...her biggest influences as an athlete are friends, family, and her club coach Josh Sterling...her favorite food is “anything mom makes”.

Career StatisticsYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2006 (Fr) 19/19 23 2 5 92007 (So) 18/18 18 1 4 6Totals 37/37 41 3 9 15

2007: Started 13 games during a promising freshman sea-son...saw action in all 19 team games...scored the game-win-ning goal in victory over Cal State L.A. (9/7/07)...attempted 13 shots on the season.

High School: Arrives on campus following a standout career at Valley Christian High School...led team to a CCS Champi-onship in 2004 and 2006...led the WCAL in assists in ‘04 and goals in ‘06...her team was the WCAL champion in 2004...named Athlete of the Week in ‘04 by the San Jose Mercury News...runner-up for CCS Player of the Year in ‘04...honored as a scholar-athlete as a junior and senior.

Personal: Decided on Sonoma State because it was close enough that her dad could come to see her play...is a fan of Manchester United and David Beckham...her most memo-rable sports moment was winning the CCS championship as a freshman.


LINDSAYCATTONPosition: DefenderClass: JuniorHometown: Rohnert Park, CalifLast School: Rancho Cotate HS

ALICHEADLEPosition: ForwardClass: SophomoreHometown: Morgan Hill, CalifLast School: Valley Christian HS

KILEYBROWNPosition: ForwardClass: FreshmanHometown: Novato, CalifLast School: San Marin HS

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High School: A recent graduate of La Habra High School...earned First Team All-League honors as a junior Second Team recognition as a senior...named her team’s offensive player of the year as a junior and senior...was a Second Team All-CIF pick as a junior...a four-year Scholar Athlete.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the new experi-ence it provided...would like to work in event coordinating after graduation...is a fan of Derek Jeter and the New York Yankees...was her school’s homecoming queen as a senior...her favorite book is Brave New World.

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from West High School in Torrance...was named First Team All-League, Second Team All-Area, and Third Team All-CIF as a senior...named her team’s offensive player of the year in ‘06 and ‘07...her school’s 2008 Athlete of the Year.

Personal: Picked Sonoma State because of the solid soccer program...has also competed in softball, volleyball, and track...enjoys eating garlic bread...is a fan of actor Hugh Grant and lists Notting Hill as her top movie...lists Christine Rampone as her biggest athletic influence.

2007: Saw action in 18 games as a freshman in 2007...scored the game-winner in double overtime in the Seawolves’ season finale at Humboldt State (10/28/07)...had a goal and an assist in a 4-0 rout of Cal State Monterey Bay (10/19/07)...attempted 10 shots on the season...started four games.

High School: Spent four years on the varsity soccer team at Presentation High School in San Jose.

Personal: Considers her parents to be her biggest influence as an athlete because they push and support her to be her best...is a fan of the Utah Jazz...is very superstituous...enjoys the Ellen DeGeneres Show...her biggest sports thrill was scor-ing the game-winner in double overtime in last year’s season finale at Humboldt State.


2005: Started all 19 games for the Seawolves as a freshman in 2005...had two assists and played a role on SSU’s impressive defensive unit...assisted on the first goal of the season in a 3-0 win over Western Oregon (8/27/05)...sat out the last two seasons.

High School: Played two years of varsity soccer at Boise High School in Boise, Idaho...earned Second Team All-Confer-ence honors...a member of her school’s honor roll.

MEGANCUNNINGHAMPosition: Midfielder/ForwardClass: FreshmanHometown: Torrance, CalifLast School: West HS

JACIDAVEYPosition: Forward/MidfielderClass: SophomoreHometown: San Jose, CalifLast School: Presentation HS

MADDY DRAKEPosition: Midfielder/DefenderClass: SophomoreHometown: Boise, IdahoLast School: Boise HS

TAYLORCOLACIONPosition: MidfielderClass: FreshmanHometown: La Habra, CalifLast School: La Habra HS

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DRAKE, cont’dPersonal: Would like to someday own her own boutique...is a big fan of the Boise State Broncos...enjoys the music of OAR and Dave Matthews Band...her favorite author is J.K. Rowling and she likes the Harry Potter series...considers Michael Mollay her biggest influence as an athlete.


High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach...named to the All-Bay League team...honored as a Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Decided on Sonoma State because of the location and great soccer program...enjoys the movie, The Notebook...is a big fan of Lance Armstrong and the Los Angeles Lakers...her favorite food is ice cream.

2007: Started 12 of the 14 games she saw action in dur-ing her rookie season...a starter in the first four games of the year...attempted nine shots...appeared in eight Seawolf shutouts.

High School: Enjoyed a solid career at Folsom High School...earned numerous Academic All-CIF and All-League awards...named First Team All-Metro in 2006 and 2007...was a four-year varsity player...earned her academic letter in 2007...named

ELMORE, cont’d Folsom’s Rookie of the Year in 2004.

Personal: Considers her grandpa to be her biggest influ-ence as an athlete...her most memorable sports moment was the first day of double days...tabs Fernando Torres as her favorite player and Manchester United her favorite sports team...enjoys reading Harry Potter.


2007: Scored her first collegiate goal in the Seawolves’ first game of the year, a 2-0 win over Grand Canyon (8/23/07)...appeared in 15 games with six starts...had two assists, both in Sonoma State shutout victories...started the final two games of the season.

High School: A part of one of the top teams in the nation at Ursuline High School in Santa Rosa...led squad to a No. 1 national ranking in 2005...a part of Ursuline’s North Bay League and North Coast Section (NCS) championships in ‘05...an NCS finalist in 2003, 2004, and 2006...a scholar-athlete and member of the Honor Roll.

Personal: Would like to pursue a career in nursing after graduation...is a fan of the San Francisco 49ers and swimming star Michael Phelps...lists Remember The Titans as her favorite movie...enjoys eating frozen yogurt...credits her mom as her biggest athletic influence because she taught her to never give up and to do her best.


BRITTANYFINITZPosition: ForwardClass: SophomoreHometown: Santa Rosa, CalifLast School: Ursuline HS

TAYLOREDMONDSPosition: Forward/MidfielderClass: FreshmanHometown: Manhattan Bch., Calif

Last School: Mira Costa HS

HALEEELMOREPosition: MidfielderClass: SophomoreHometown: Folsom, CalifLast School: Folsom HS

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2007: Redshirted for the Seawolves in 2007.

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Sunnyvale High School...was a First Team All-League selection in 2005...named Most Valuable Goalkeeper in 2004 and 2005.

Personal: Picked SSU because of the campus and soccer program...considers her mom to be her biggest athletic influ-ence...is a fan of Rascall Flatts and the television show Lost...roots for the Pittsburgh Steelers...always puts her right glove on before her left.

2007: Moved right into the starting lineup as a freshman, starting all 19 games...posted 11 shutouts for the season, the third-highest total in school history...her 74 saves are sixth in school history and her 0.78 goals against average were tenth...ranked second in the CCAA in shutouts...named Brine CCAA Player of the Week after tallying a pair of shutouts (10/16/07)...posted six consecutive shutouts, from September 7th to September 28th...had a season-high ten saves against Cal State San Bernardino (9/30/07)...allowed just 15 goals all season long...went for a shutout in her first collegiate game, against Grand Canyon (8/23/07).

High School: Enjoyed a standout career at California High School...graduated with high honors...was her team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior.

Personal: Considers her dad to be her biggest athletic influ-ence and biggest fan...supports Manchester United...enjoys the music of Incubus...likes the work of actress Kate Hudson.

MEGANFOERTSCHPosition: GoalkeeperClass: FreshmanHometown: Sunnyvale, CalifLast School: Homestead HS

COURTNEYGRIXTIPosition: GoalkeeperClass: SophomoreHometown: San Ramon, CalifLast School: California HS

ALLISONKERNPosition: DefenderClass: SophomoreHometown: So. Lake Tahoe, CalifLast School: South Tahoe HS

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Career StatisticsYear GP/GS Min GA GAA Svs Sho2007 (Fr) 19/19 1724 15 0.78 74 11

2007: Was a big part of the Seawolves’ excellent defensive unit, starting all 19 games as a freshman...was credited with four shots against Cal State Monterey Bay (9/23/07)...partici-pated in 12 shutouts...defense allowed just 15 goals in 19 games, an average of 0.75 per game.

High School: A 2007 graduate of South Tahoe High School...carried over a 3.5 GPA...in addition to soccer, she also played varsity basketball as a freshman and sophomore.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the school’s small size and the soccer program...her most memorable sports moment was snapping an opponent’s two-year win-ning streak with her golden goal...enjoys J.K. Rowling and her Harry Potter series...is a fan of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Luis Gonzalez.


High School: Joins the program from Laguna Hills High School...named Second Team Al-Pacific Coast League as a senior...earned her team’s Coaches Award.

LIBBYMOYERPosition: MidfielderClass: FreshmanHometown: Laguna Hills, CalifLast School: Laguna Hills HS

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MOYER, cont’d Personal: Picked Sonoma State in part because of the excel-lent on-campus housing...is a fan of David Beckham and the San Diego Chargers...enjoys any kind of music you can dance to...likes spicy food...her most memorable moment was earn-ing a red card in a game.

High School: Starred at Mira Costa High School in Manhat-tan Beach before coming to Sonoma State...named Second Team All-Bay League as a senior...honored as a Scholar Athlete.

Personal: Enjoys being at the beach...is a big fan of Brett Favre...considers Brandi Chastain to be her biggest influence as an athlete...looks forwarding to meeting Chico State on the field.

2007: Led the team in scoring with four goals and an as-sist on her way to Second Team All-CCAA honors...for the third season in a row, she started every game and has now started 59 consecutive games...netted three game-winning goals, including in the season opener against Grand Canyon (8/23/07)...ranked second in the CCAA in shots per game (2.63)...her 50 shots were tied for tenth in school history...scored the game-winner in a 1-0 victory over Cal State Stan-islaus (9/14/07).

2006: Started all of the team’s games for the second straight year...assisted on two goals, including the game-winner against Cal State San Bernardino (10/13/06)...attempted 17 shots on the year...helped guide SSU’s vaunted defense.

Bri. PETERSON, cont’d2005: Started all 19 games as a freshman...scored one goal and assisted on another...picked up the game-winning goal against Cal State San Bernardino (10/2/05)...assisted on the game-winning goal in overtime win over Cal State Bakersfield (10/9/05)...fired 23 shots on the season.

High School: Named Female Athlete of the Year at Wind-sor High School in 2003...a First Team All-League selection in 2002, 2003, and 2004...Most Valuable Player of the Sonoma County League in 2004.

Personal: Twin sister of teammate Brooke...chose Sonoma State because it is close to her hometown of Windsor...enjoys eating sushi...her favorite sports team is the San Francisco Giants...likes to wakeboard, snowboard and swim in her spare time.

Career StatisticsYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2005 (Fr) 19/19 23 1 1 32006 (So) 21/21 17 0 2 22007 (Jr) 19/19 50 4 1 9Totals 59/59 90 5 4 14

2007: Redshirted for Sonoma State in 2007.

2006: Played her way to First Team All-CCAA honors as a sophomore...tied for second on the team with five assists...started all 21 games, the second year in a row she’s started every game...tied a school record with three assists in a 5-1 rout of Western Washington (9/1/06)...netted her first colle-giate goal in a 7-1 win over Cal State Monterey Bay (9/17/06)...attempted 14 shots on the season...the Seawolves allowed just 22 goals in the 21 games she appeared in.

2005: A starter in all 19 games...picked up her first ca-reer point on an assist in a 3-0 win over Western Oregon (8/27/05)...had two assists on the year, the other coming on the game-winning goal against Cal Poly Pomona (10/14/02).

High School: Was an All-League selection at Windsor High School...earned First Team All-League honors for the Jaguars.

BROOKEPETERSONPosition: Midfielder/DefenderClass: JuniorHometown: Windsor, CalifLast School: Windsor HS

KATIEPARUCHAPosition: MidfielderClass: FreshmanHometown: Manhattan Bch., CalifLast School: Mira Costa HS

BRITTANYPETERSONPosition: MidfielderClass: SeniorHometown: Windsor, CalifLast School: Windsor HS

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2007: Appeared in four games for the Seawolves as a fresh-man in 2007.

High School: Comes to SSU from Notre Dame High School in Belmont...helped lead her team to the Central Coast Sec-tion Championship...earned All-League honors and was the recipient of the team’s Coaches Award.

Personal: Lists her dad as her biggest athletic influence because of his passion for soccer and ability to work hard...would like to one day open up an after school center for chil-dren...likes to eat mexican food...her biggest sports thrill was helping her high school team win the section title.


High School: A 2008 graduate of Davis Senior High School...helped lead her team to the 2006-07 Sac Joaquin Section championship...earned All-League honors as a senior...named Most Valuable Player of her team as as senior.

Personal: Would like to one day own her own restaurant...is a big fan of the San Francisco Giants...considers Steve Prefon-taine to be her favorite athlete of all time...her most memo-rable sports moment was winning the section championship in 2007...likes to eat italian food.

JOCELYNPUGAPosition: DefenderClass: SophomoreHometown: Folsom, CalifLast School: Folsom HS

Bro. PETERSON, cont’d Personal: Twin sister of Brittany...enjoys the movies, Wedding Crashers and Superbad...her grandmother’s pasta is her fa-vorite food...enjoys the television show Family Feud...The Little Prince is her favorite book...loves to play against Chico State.


2007: Appeared in all 19 games with eight starts as a fresh-man in 2007...started the final two games of the season...attempted 13 shots on the season.

High School: A two-sport star at Folsom High School in Folsom...named All-League in both soccer and basketball...was named team MVP in basketball...captain of the basketball team and recipient of the soccer team’s Coaches Award...earned Academic Awards for excellence in Government and History.

Personal: Is a fan of Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Lak-ers...enjoys the works of author Janet Evanovich...likes to eat sushi...would like to become an urban regional planner and move to Europe after graduation.


JEANETTERODRIGUEZPosition: Midfielder/DefenderClass: SophomoreHometown: So. San Francisco, Calif

Last School: Notre Dame Belmont HS

MARISSASHAWPosition: MidfielderClass: FreshmanHometown: Davis, CalifLast School: Davis HS

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2007: Tied for the team lead with four goals in ‘07...named All-CCAA Honorable Mention...second on the team with eight points...scored both goals in a 2-0 blanking of San Fran-cisco State (9/21/07)...had the game-winning goal against eventual CCAA champion Chico State (9/16/07)...also scored in a 4-0 rout of Cal State Monterey Bay...started 18 of the team’s 19 games...appeared in every contest...attempted 35 shots on the season...her six shots against Cal State Monterey Bay (9/23/07) were a season-high...competed on the Sonoma State softball team in the spring.

2006: Became the first freshman since Crystal Howard in 2001 to lead the team in scoring...tallied a team-high seven goals to go along with two assists for 16 points...earned All-CCAA Honorable Mention honors...had two goals in a 3-0 win over San Francisco State (9/15/06)...picked up first collegiate goal in her first collegiate game, a 3-0 win over Western Oregon (8/26/06)...appeared in all 21 games with nine starting nods...had two game-winning goals, against SF State (9/15/06) and Cal State Stanislaus (10/20/06)...second on the team with 41 shots attempted.

High School: A First Team All-Empire selection at Analy High School in Sebastopol...named the Defensive MVP of the Sonoma County League in ‘05...also an All-Empire selection in track and field...placed 19th in the state in the 100 meter dash.

Personal: Would like to become a physical therapist after graduation...is a fan of the San Francisco Giants...likes all kinds of music...enjoys eating pasta...hopes to lead her team to the NCAA post-season in 2008.


TRACYWEBSTERPosition: ForwardClass: JuniorHometown: Sebastopol, CalifLast School: Analy HS

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Eureka High School...was a four-year NCS Scholar Athlete...named her team’s Most Valuable Player...honored twice as an All-League selection.

Personal: Is a fan of the US Olympic Women’s Soccer team...enjoys the television show, CSI...likes the music of George Strait, Carrie Underwood, and Taylor Swift...her most memo-rable sports moment was leading her team to the champion-ship of the Rogue Valley Cup with a dramatic free kick in the last minute.

SHIANNEZERLANGPosition: DefenderClass: FreshmanHometown: Eureka, CalifLast School: Eureka HS

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SONOMA STATE 2GRAND CANYON 0

August 23, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team got the 2007 season off to a fine start on Thursday afternoon with a 2-0 win over Grand Canyon in the second game of the Seawolf Classic Tournament. Brittany Peterson and Brittany Finitz each scored as the Seawolves start the year with a win for the second year in a row.

Despite out shooting GCU 11-2 in the first half, the Seawolves couldn’t find net until just nine seconds were left in the half when Peterson booted in the ball out of a scramble. The lead held thanks to some outstanding defensive efforts and at least one brilliant save by fresh-man goalkeeper Courtney Grixti.

The Seawolves were able to put the icing on the cake in the 84th minute when Lindsay Catton set up a goal with a perfectly placed corner kick. As the ball was traveling into the net, freshman Finitz gave it a tap and was credited with the goal. Catton earned an as-sist on the play.

The Seawolves led in shots 19-4 and corner kicks 11-1. They also had a 14-6 lead in foul committed.

Grand Canyon 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma St. 1 1 - - - 2

Scoring: Peterson (SSU) 44:51, Finitz (SSU) 83:42.

No. 17 SEATTLE 4SONOMA STATE 0

August 25, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The result may not look pretty, but the young Sonoma State women’s soccer team will look to take positives from a 4-0 thumping at the hands of No. 17 Seattle University on Saturday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves out shot the Redhawks in the second half and had a healthy advantage in corner kicks, despite falling to 1-1-0 on the season. Seattle improves to 2-0-0.

Seattle University controlled the tempo in the first half, taking six shots to just one for Sonoma. Three of those shots found the back of the net, the first coming in the 17th minute by Kahlyn Keilty-Lucas. The Redhawks made it 2-0 in the 25th on a Leah Wymer breakaway goal, her first of the game.

Just nine minutes later, the Redhawks found goal number three on a Jasmine Wilson chip in off a double assist by Leah Wymer and Ashley Porter.

The capper came in the 66th when Wymer hit net for the second time off a cross. Porter and Sarah Dean were given credit for the assist.

Porter finished the game with three as-sists, giving her five over the course of the two-game tournament. Wymer scored three goals in the Seawolf Classic as the Redhawks outscored their two opponents (Humboldt and Sonoma) 7-0.

After getting out shot 6-1 in the first half, the Seawolves responded to out shoot Seattle 9-4 in the second. They also had a commanding 7-2 lead in corner kicks, though they were un-able to capitalize.

Seattle committed 20 fouls to ten for SSU and three yellows were accumulated (two for SU and one for SSU).

Seattle 3 1 - - - 4Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Keilty-Lucas (SU) 16:06, Wymer (SU) 24:33, Wilson (SU) 33:35, Wymer (SU) 65:33.

No. 10 SEATTLE PACIFIC 1SONOMA STATE 0

August 30, 2007

SEATTLE, Wash- Seattle Pacific’s Shannon Oakes scored in the 65th minute as the tenth-ranked Falcons defeated Sonoma State

1-0 in west region women’s soccer action in Seattle on Thursday night. The loss drops the Seawolves to 1-2-0 on the season while the Falcons improve to 3-0-0.

The Seawolves, battling a nationally-ranked opponent from Seattle for the second game in a row, held their own with the Falcons. SSU was out shot just 11-7 and held the Falcons out of the net for the first half. Freshman Courtney Grixti made two of her four saves in the first.

SPU broke through in the 65th minute when Oakes nailed in a 10-yarder to the right post after a long throw in and flick. Sarah Martinez and Amanda Johnson were credited with as-sists on the goal.

Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0Seattle Pacific 0 1 - - - 1

Scoring: Oakes (SPU) 64:34.

WESTERN WASHINGTON 2SONOMA STATE 0

September 1, 2007

BELLINGHAM, Wash- Western Washington scored twice in the second half to defeat Sonoma State 2-0 in non-conference women’s soccer action in Bellingham, Washington on Saturday. The Seawolves fall to 1-3-0 with their third consecutive loss, all to opponents from the state of

Washington. The Vikings, an NCAA Regional qualifier last year, improve to 3-0-0.

Despite dominating play in the first half and holding a 9-3 advantage in corner kicks, the Seawolves were unable to find the back of the net. It has become a disturbing trend for a team that has not scored in three games since a 2-0 defeat of Grand Canyon in the season opener.

The Seawolves out shot the Vikings 12-10, but WWU goalkeeper Teresa Fish made five saves to record her school-record 23rd shutout.

Western broke the scoreless tie in the 47th minute when a corner kick was headed by Kelly Gagne to Kasey Hostetler and then into the goal.

In the 69th minute the Vikings’ Bryn Gibson broke loose on a partial breakaway and found the lower right-hand corner from 18 yards out.

Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0Western Washington 0 2 - - - 2

Scoring: Hostetler (WWU) 46:52, Gibson (WWU) 68:59.

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SONOMA STATE 1CAL STATE L.A. 0

September 7, 2007

LOS ANGELES, Calif- Freshman Ali Cheadle scored in the 16th minute to lead Sonoma State to a 1-0 win over previously unbeaten Cal State L.A. on Friday night in CCAA women’s soccer action in Los Angeles. The win snaps a three-game losing streak for the Seawolves as they improve to 2-3-0, 1-0-0 CCAA. The Golden Eagles drop to 3-1-0, 0-1-0 CCAA.

Friday’s match was somewhat of a reversal of the last three games, in which SSU out shot their opponent, but ended up on the losing end. On Friday, SSU was out shot 13-5 by Cal State L.A., but still came away with three CCAA points.

Cheadle’s goal came at the 15:04 mark off a brilliantly placed Lindsay Catton corner kick.

Courtney Grixti and the SSU defense was solid all night, keeping a high-powered Golden Eagle offense at bay. Grixti finished the night with three saves on her way to her second shutout in five collegiate games.

Sonoma St. 1 0 - - - 1Cal St. L.A. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Cheadle (SSU) 15:04.

SONOMA STATE 1CAL STATE STANISLAUS 0

September 14, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Brittany Peterson ac-counted for the game’s only goal in the 79th minute on Friday as Sonoma State edged Cal State Stanislaus in CCAA women’s soccer action. The win lifts Sonoma State to 2-0-0 in conference and along with losses to Chico State and SF State, gives SSU a two point lead in the CCAA North Division race. The Sea-wolves improve to 3-3-0 overall. The Warriors fall to 3-4-1, 1-1-1 CCAA.

Neither team could generate any offense in an uneventful first half of play. SSU had an 8-2 shot advantage, but as head coach Luke Oberkirch commented, the team got off to a slow start without very many promising opportunities.

Though the shot count was in the Warriors’

favor for the second half (4-2), the Seawolves seemed to control the tempo of the game. Tempo is one thing...goals are quite another as they were kept out of the net until the 79th minute. It was then that Peterson lofted a ball from deep over the Warrior goalkeeper. It was the second goal of the year for the junior midfielder from Windsor.

“It was a very good result for us today. I felt like we really picked it up and dominated in the second half,” said Oberkirch.

Freshman goalkeeper Courtney Grixti made three saves for her third shutout of the season.

Cal St. Stanislaus 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma St. 0 1 - - - 1

Scoring: Peterson (SSU) 78:21.

SONOMA STATE 1CHICO STATE 0

September 16, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State got an impressive defensive performance to defeat Chico State 1-0 on Sunday afternoon in Roh-nert Park. The Seawolves improve to 3-0-0 in CCAA play and hand the CCAA North division favorite Wildcats their third straight loss as they fall to 1-3-0 in conference play.

The Seawolves earned their fourth shutout victory of the year. Their three losses have also occurred in shutouts.

Said SSU head coach Luke Oberkirch, “This was one of the best defensive efforts we’ve had here in years. We flat out gutted this one out.”

Despite getting out shot by the Wildcats 9-5, the Seawolves got the break they needed in the 69th minute when a Chico defensive breakdown left Tracy Webster on a breakaway. Webster’s first shot was saved by a Chico de-fender, but she quickly gathered the rebound and buried the game-winner in the right side of the net.

Sonoma State’s freshman goalkeeper Court-ney Grixti had three saves in front of the net.

The teams played to a scoreless first half, though the Wildcats seemed to control play. Said Oberkirch, “They played better in the first half, but I was happy with our effort in the second.”

The Seawolves committed ten more fouls than the Wildcats (13-3) and trailed in corner kicks, 9-1.

Chico St. 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma St. 0 1 - - - 1

Scoring: Webster (SSU) 68:14.

SONOMA STATE 2SAN FRANCISCO STATE 0

September 21, 2007

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif- Sophomore Tracy Webster scored both goals in a 2-0 Sonoma State win over San Francisco State on Friday in CCAA women’s soccer action. The win becomes the first of the season for the Sea-wolves (1-7-0, 1-3-0 CCAA) due to a self-re-ported non-certification issue that resulted in the forfeiture of four victories. The Gators go to 2-5-1, 1-3-1 CCAA with the loss.

It was another fine defensive performance from the Seawolves. The team has recorded shutouts in their last four games, all confer-ence tilts.

Both of Webster’s goals came in the second half after the teams stayed deadlocked at zero for the first 70 minutes of action. Her first strike was on a breakaway in the 71st minute. She scored again on a breakaway to seal the victory in the 82nd minute.

With the goals, Webster has now scored three times in the past two games.

Courtney Grixti earned her fifth shutout of the year in goal. The freshman keeper had to make one save on the day.

The Seawolves out shot the Gators 9-4 in the second half and had a 12-9 shot advantage for the game.

Sonoma St. 0 2 - - - 2San Francisco St. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Webster (SSU) 70:08, Webster (SSU) 81:52.

SONOMA STATE 0CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY 0

September 23, 2007

SEASIDE, Calif- Sonoma State’s defense turned in their fifth consecutive shutout, but this time the offense came up as empty as well in a 0-0 women’s soccer tie on Saturday at Cal State Monterey Bay. The Seawolves held a 30-9 shot advantage, but couldn’t find the back of the net.


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Brittany Peterson led the offensive charge with seven shots. Teammate Tracy Webster added six, but Otter goalkeeper Catrina Miramontes scored eight goals to keep the Seawolves at bay.

Sonoma St. 0 0 0 0 - 0Cal St. Monterey Bay 0 0 0 0 - 0

Scoring: none

SONOMA STATE 1CAL POLY POMONA 0

September 28, 2007

POMONA, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team ran their shutout streak to six games in a row with a 1-0 win over Cal Poly Pomona on Friday afternoon. Lindsay Catton scored the game’s only goal as the Seawolves improve to 6-3-1, 2-3-1 CCAA. The Broncos fall to 6-4-0, 3-4-0 CCAA.

Earlier this week, the Seawolves learned that they would not be losing their overall record to a non-certification issue that resulted in the forfeiture of three CCAA games. SSU is still thick in the hunt for a NCAA regional berth.

The Seawolves have not allowed a goal in conference play, a span of nearly 600 minutes. They have allowed just seven goals in ten games this year and four of those came in one game.

The Seawolves have employed a bend, but don’t break defense and that was never more evident than on Friday night as Cal Poly Po-mona held a 25-6 shot advantage. Freshman Courtney Grixti, the league leader with seven shutouts, made eight saves to preserve the win.

Sophomore Lindsay Catton scored the game’s only goal in the 55th minute off a free kick.

Sonoma St. 0 1 - - - 1Cal Poly Pomona 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Catton (SSU) 54:24.

CSU SAN BERNARDINO 2SONOMA STATE 1

September 30, 2007

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- Sonoma State missed out on a couple of key opportunities on Sunday, resulting in a 2-1 double over-time loss to Cal State San Bernardino. The Seawolves fall to 6-4-1, 2-4-1 CCAA while the Coyotes go to 5-5-2, 2-5-1 CCAA.

The Seawolves had a chance to capture a 1-0 lead in the first half, but a penalty kick by Brittany Peterson was thwarted by CSUSB goalkeeper Leslie Rhodes. SSU’s first goal would have to wait until the 56th minute when Peterson scored off a flick from Lindsay Catton.

The Coyotes were quick to tie it up, scoring less than a minute late on a header by Bianca Pritchett.

With just under four minutes to go in the first overtime, it looked like the Seawolves might have gotten the game-winner. However, an apparent goal by Tracy Webster was called off because of offsides.

Instead, it was Katie Liby netting the game-winner for CSUSB in the third minute of the second overtime.

The loss is the first for Sonoma State since September 1st, a span of six games.

Sonoma St. 0 1 0 0 - 1Cal St. San Bern. 0 1 0 1 - 2

Scoring: Peterson (SSU) 56:39, Pritchett (CSUSB) 57:11, Liby (CSUSB) 103:16.

No. 25 CSU DOM. HILLS 2 SONOMA STATE 0

October 5, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- 25th-ranked Cal State Dominguez Hills got goals from Jackie Chavez and Kristen Boskovich to defeat Sonoma State 2-0 in CCAA women’s soccer action on Friday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The loss leaves the Seawolves with a 6-5-1, 2-5-1 CCAA record. The Toros improve to 9-1-3, 4-1-2 CCAA.

It was the second straight loss for the Seawolves after a six-game unbeaten streak. At 6-5-1, the Seawolves are still in regional contention, though the loss does deal a blow to their CCAA Tournament aspirations.

The Toros out shot the Seawolves 16-8 in the

contest. CSUDH broke through in the 34th minute when Jackie Chavez scored off a double assist by Kristen Boskovich and Fawna Waldo.

The score remained 1-0 until the 74th minute when Boskovich put the game out of reach with a goal of her own. Corrie Hirokawa and Cassie McKay were credited on the play with assists.

The Toros had a 5-4 edge in corner kicks and committed more than twice as many fouls, 18-7.

Courtney Grixti made five saves in goal for SSU. Her counterpart, Alyssa Condgen, needed to make just on on her way to the shutout win.

Cal St. Dom. Hills 1 1 - - - 2Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Chavez (CSUDH) 33:16, Boskovich (CSUDH) 73:31.

No. 4 UC SAN DIEGO 1SONOMA STATE 0

October 7, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State put up a solid effort, but ended up on the losing side of a 1-0 decision to No. 4 UC San Diego on Sunday in CCAA women’s soccer action. The Tritons stay unbeaten this year at 10-0-1, 7-0-1 CCAA. The Seawolves drop their third straight and leave the field with a record of 6-6-1, 2-6-1 CCAA.

SSU was out shot 10-4 in the first half, but got some good looks and actually out shot UCSD 5-4 in the second. Brittany Peterson and Tracy Webster each had two shot attempts to lead SSU.

The Tritons got the game’s only goal in the 27th minute when Chelsey Campbell gath-ered the ball and blasted it from deep in the midfield. The goal glanced off SSU ‘keeper Courtney Grixti and reached the net.

UCSD held a 5-3 advantage in corner kicks and SSU committed three more fouls, 12-9.

Grixti made five saves in goal while her counterpart, Jessica McGovern of UCSD, made two on her way to her seventh shutout of the season.

UC San Diego 1 0 - - - 1Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0

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SONOMA STATE 0CAL STATE STANISLAUS 0

October 12, 2007

TURLOCK, Calif- Sonoma State and Cal State Stanislaus played to a scoreless tie on Friday afternoon in CCAA women’s soccer action in Turlock. Neither team could find the net on a cool and wet day at Warrior Soccer Field as the Seawolves go to 6-6-2, 2-6-2 CCAA. The Warriors, in a tie for first in the CCAA North, go to 8-6-2, 6-2-2 CCAA.

Thirteen of Sonoma State’s first fourteen games of the year have ended in a shutout. SSU has shut out six of their opponents, they’ve been shut out five times and played in two scoreless ties.

The Seawolves out shot the Warriors 8-1 in a promising, yet frustrating first half. Two of SSU’s shots were on goal, only to be turned away by Warrior goalkeeper Jessica Sitarz.

Play was much more even in the second half as the Warriors held a slight 8-6 shot advan-tage. The teams were even, 5-5, in shots during the overtime periods.

Tiffany Chappell came off the bench to lead the Seawolves with four shot attempts.

Courtney Grixti needed to make just two saves to earn her eighth shutout of the season. She moves into a tie with Kim Abbott (1988) for sixth-place on the all-time single-season shutout list. The duo share the fresh-man shutout record.

Sonoma St. 0 0 0 0 - 0Cal St. Stanislaus 0 0 0 0 - 0

Scoring: none

SONOMA STATE 1CHICO STATE 0

October 14, 2007

CHICO, Calif- Freshman Jackie Blumenthal scored the game-winning goal as Sonoma State completed a season sweep of Chico State on Sunday with a 1-0 win in Chico. The win lifts the Seawolves to 7-6-2, 3-6-2 CCAA. The Wildcats fall to 9-5-1, 7-3-1 CCAA.

It was the end of an impressive weekend for the Seawolves against the CCAA North’s front runners. SSU also tied Cal State Stanislaus, 0-0, on Friday.

Earlier in the season, the Seawolves beat the Wildcats by the same 1-0 score.

Head Coach Luke Oberkirch was ecstatic with his team’s effort, “This is a real character builder. To go on the road and get four points against ranked teams is just a credit to our girls.”

What’s more, Sonoma State was down two starters after injuries over the weekend to Laura Perry and Halee Elmore.

Though SSU was out shot on Sunday, it was the one shot that made it into the net that made the difference. The Seawolves got that in the 28th minute when Lindsay Catton fed Jackie Blumenthal with a free kick. It was the fourth assist of the year for Catton, the team leader.

Goalkeeper Courtney Grixti recorded her ninth shutout of the season, establishing a new freshman record. She is just three away from the school record of 12 shutouts.

Fourteen of Sonoma State’s first fifteen games of the year have ended in a shutout. SSU has shut out seven of their opponents, they’ve been shut out five times and played in two scoreless ties.

SSU’s stingy defense has allowed just five goals in their last eleven games, all in confer-ence play.

Sonoma St. 1 0 - - - 1Chico St. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Blumenthal (SSU) 27:09.

SONOMA STATE 4CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY 0

October 19, 2007

PETALUMA, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team busted out of an offensive slump on Friday with a 4-0 thumping of Cal State Monterey Bay at Lucchesi Park in Petaluma. The Seawolves improve to 8-6-2, 4-7-2 CCAA with the win while the Otters drop to 4-9-2, 1-9-1 CCAA.

The Seawolves had scored just three goals in their last seven games prior to Friday’s on-slaught. Courtney Grixti and Vanessa Merced combined to shut out the Otters, giving SSU nine shutouts in 13 conference games this season.

Senior Tiffany Chappell led the charge on Friday with two goals in the first 21 minutes of the game. Her first goal came off a double as-

sist from Brittany Peterson and Kayce Brawley. Chappell’s second strike was set up by Jaci Davey and Jessica Eshia.

Up 2-0, the Seawolves added a couple of insurance goals late in the second half. The first came when Tracy Webster blasted a ball from the left side off an assist from Jackie Blu-menthal. Webster’s shot was heading into the goal, but it was given more momentum from an Otter defender who’s deflection only made the ball hit the net with more force.

Davey made it 4-0 with a goal of her own in the 88th minute. Brittany Finitz set her up with a brilliantly placed corner kick to the far side of the goal.

SSU out shot CSUMB 17-4 for the game and had a 3-1 edge in corner kicks.

Cal St. Monterey Bay 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma St. 2 2 - - - 4

Scoring: Chappell (SSU) 12:30, Chappell (SSU) 21:05, Webster (SSU) 73:30, Davey (SSU) 87:02.

Tracy Webster is the only player in SSU women’s soccer history to lead her team in goals as a freshman and as a sophomore.


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SAN FRANCISCO STATE 3 SONOMA STATE 0

October 21, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- San Francisco State’s Zoila Marquez had a goal and an assist to lead her Gators to a 3-0 win over Sonoma State on Sunday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The loss leaves the Seawolves at 8-7-2, 4-7-2 CCAA. The Gators improve to 7-8-2, 5-5-2 CCAA.

San Francisco State took advantage of an early opportunity in the tenth minute when Myriah Johnson scored out of a scramble in front of the net. SFSU would score again 13 minutes later when Marquez intercepted a pass and quickly sent a laser to the lower right corner of the goal.

The score would remain 2-0 through the end of the first half, but SFSU was quick to tack on another goal just six minutes into the second half. Marquez sent a perfect cross in front of the net for a waiting Sarah Ruebel, who’s header found the back of the net.

The Gators held a 12-7 advantage in shots and a 6-1 edge in corner kicks.

Prior to the game, Sonoma State’s three seniors (Tiffany Chappell, Jessica Eshia, and Laura Perry) were honored as a part of Senior Day.

San Francisco St. 2 1 - - - 3Sonoma St. 0 0 - - - 0

Scoring: Johnson (SFSU) 9:23, Marquez (SFSU) 22:52, Ruebel (SFSU) 51:39.

SONOMA STATE 2NOTRE DAME de NAMUR 0

October 24, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Brittany Peterson and Kayce Brawley scored to lead Sonoma State to a 2-0 non-conference win over Notre Dame de Namur on Wednesday afternoon at Seawolf Field. It was also the tenth shutout of the season for freshman goalkeeper Courtney Grixti, as the Seawolves improve to 9-7-2. With one game left, the Seawolves are assured of having a winning record.

Despite a healthy shot advantage in the first half, the Seawolves couldn’t find net until just two minutes before the half when Brittany Peterson dribbled through several defenders for her fourth goal of the season.

Sonoma State would tack on another goal in the 63rd minute when a perfectly placed Brittany Finitz free kick met the head of a charging Kayce Brawley. The result was the first goal of the season for Brawley.

Courtney Grixti was her usual, dependable self, making three saves en route to the shutout. The San Ramon native is now third in school history with ten shutouts this season.

The Seawolves out shot the Argonauts (4-11-1) 20-8 for the game. They also attempted a season-high 11 corner kicks.

Seventeen of Sonoma State’s eighteen games of the year have ended in a shutout. SSU has shut out nine of their opponents for wins, they’ve been shut out six times and played in two scoreless ties.

Notre Dame de Namur 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma St. 1 1 - - - 2

Scoring: Peterson (SSU) 43:01, Brawley (SSU) 62:58.

SONOMA STATE 1HUMBOLDT STATE 0

October 28, 2007

ARCATA, Calif- Freshman Jaci Davey scored with under a minute remaining in double overtime to give Sonoma State a 1-0 win over Humboldt State in their season finale on Sunday in Arcata. The Seawolves will end the season with a 10-7-2, 5-7-2 CCAA record. The ‘Jacks end the year at 4-13-3, 2-11-1 CCAA.

Though the Seawolves dominated play for much of Sunday, as evidenced by a 29-14 shot advantage, they came up empty through regulation and the first overtime period. SSU continued to pressure in the second overtime, attempting four shots before their final effort, by Davey, found the back of the net with just 48 seconds left on the clock. Tiffany Chappell was credited with an assist on the play. It was the second goal of the season for Davey.

As they have for most of the season, the SSU defense played extremely well, recording their 12th shutout of the year. It was also the tenth shutout by Sonoma State in 14 CCAA games.

Courtney Grixti made seven saves on her way to her 11th shutout of the year. The freshman from San Ramon closes out her first year with the third-most shutouts in school history.

Sonoma St. 0 0 0 1 - 1Humboldt St. 0 0 0 0 - 0

Scoring: Davey (SSU) 109:12.


Brittany Finitz scored a goal in her first col-legiate game, SSU’s 2007 opener against Grand Canyon.

Kayce Brawley has started 11 games in each of the last two seasons for the Seawolves.

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�00� OVERALL STATISTICSName GP/GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-ABrittany Peterson 19/19 4 1 9 50 .080 15 3 0-0Tracy Webster 19/18 4 0 8 35 .114 16 2 0-0Lindsay Catton 18/18 1 4 6 18 .056 12 1 0-0Tiffany Chappell 18/11 2 1 5 19 .105 8 1 0-0Jaci Davey 18/4 2 1 5 10 .200 4 1 0-0Brittany Finitz 15/6 1 2 4 14 .071 8 0 0-0Kayce Brawley 17/11 1 1 3 13 .077 6 0 0-0Jackie Blumenthal 8/3 1 1 3 6 .167 5 1 0-0Ali Cheadle 19/13 1 0 2 13 .077 8 1 0-0Jessica Eshia 19/19 0 1 1 25 .000 12 0 0-0Jocelyn Puga 19/8 0 0 0 13 .000 4 0 0-0Halee Elmore 14/12 0 0 0 9 .000 0 0 0-0Allison Kern 19/19 0 0 0 7 .000 2 0 0-0Dana Dawson 11/2 0 0 0 3 .000 1 0 0-0Laura Perry 14/14 0 0 0 2 .000 1 0 0-0Chelsea Nielsen 15/13 0 0 0 2 .000 1 0 0-0Jaqi Hemmen 5/0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0Jeanette Rodriguez 4/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Casey Mokres 9/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Dani Quinones 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Courtney Grixti 19/19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Vanessa Merced 4/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Total 19/19 17 12 46 240 .071 103 10 0-0Opponents 19/19 15 17 47 214 .070 96 7 0-0

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShOVanessa Merced 3/0 69:10 0 0.00 5 0-0-0 0Courtney Grixti 19/16 1724:06 15 0.78 74 10-7-2 11Team 7 0Total 19/19 1793:16 15 0.75 86 10-7-2 12Opponents 19/19 1793:16 17 0.85 88 7-10-2 8

�00� CONFERENCE-ONLY STATISTICSName GP/GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-ATracy Webster 14/13 4 0 8 31 .129 14 2 0-0Brittany Peterson 14/14 2 1 5 33 .061 12 1 0-0Lindsay Catton 14/14 1 3 5 13 .077 8 1 0-0Tiffany Chappell 13/8 2 1 5 16 .125 7 1 0-0Jaci Davey 13/3 2 1 5 6 .333 3 1 0-0Jackie Blumenthal 5/2 1 1 3 5 .200 4 1 0-0Ali Cheadle 14/9 1 0 2 8 .125 3 1 0-0Brittany Finitz 10/3 0 1 1 7 .000 4 0 0-0Kayce Brawley 14/10 0 1 1 7 .000 1 0 0-0Jessica Eshia 14/14 0 1 1 17 .000 9 0 0-0Jocelyn Puga 14/6 0 0 0 12 .000 3 0 0-0Halee Elmore 10/8 0 0 0 7 .000 0 0 0-0Allison Kern 14/14 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0 0-0Dana Dawson 8/2 0 0 0 3 .000 1 0 0-0Laura Perry 10/10 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0Chelsea Nielsen 10/10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Jaqi Hemmen 3/0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0Jeanette Rodriguez 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Casey Mokres 8/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Dani Quinones 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Courtney Grixti 14/14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Vanessa Merced 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Total 14/14 13 10 36 172 .076 69 8 0-0Opponents 14/14 8 7 23 171 .047 75 4 0-0

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShOVanessa Merced 2/0 44:43 0 0.00 4 0-0-0 0Courtney Grixti 14/11 1298:33 8 0.55 61 8-4-2 9Total 14/14 1343:16 8 0.54 72 8-4-2 10Opponents 14/14 1343:16 13 0.87 58 4-8-2 5

�00� SENIORSTiffany Chappell

Sr - Forward - San Diego, CalifYr GP/GS Sh G A Pts2004 15/3 7 1 0 22006 16/0 6 0 1 12007 18/11 19 2 1 5Career 49/14 32 3 2 8

Jessica EshiaSr - Midfielder - Pleasant Hill, Calif

Yr GP/GS Sh G A Pts2004 15/0 3 0 1 12005 12/0 2 0 0 02006 20/7 12 2 2 62007 19/19 25 0 1 1Career 66/26 42 2 4 8

Laura PerrySr - Defender - Mountain View, Calif

Yr GP/GS Sh G A Pts2006 16/5 7 0 0 02007 14/14 2 0 0 0Career 30/19 9 0 0 0

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�00� CCAA REVIEWNORTH DIVISION W L T Pts Home Away vs. North W L T Streak Home Away NeutralChico State 10 3 1 31 3-2-1 7-1-0 5-3-0 13 5 3 T2 4-3-1 9-2-0 0-0-2Cal State Stanislaus 7 5 2 23 2-1-2 5-3-0 5-1-2 9 9 2 L3 5-2-2 4-7-0 0-0-0San Francisco State 6 6 2 20 3-3-0 2-3-2 4-2-2 9 9 2 W1 6-4-0 3-5-2 0-0-0SONOMA STATE 5 7 2 17 1-5-0 4-2-2 3-4-2 10 7 2 W2 5-4-0 5-3-2 0-0-0Humboldt State 2 11 1 7 2-4-1 0-7-0 2-6-1 4 13 3 L1 3-7-2 0-6-0 1-0-1Cal State Monterey Bay 1 12 1 4 1-4-1 0-8-0 1-7-1 5 12 2 L4 1-4-2 2-8-0 0-0-0

SOUTH DIVISION W L T Pts Home Away vs. South W L T Streak Home Away NeutralUC San Diego 9 2 2 29 4-2-1 5-0-1 4-1-2 12 4 2 L2 7-3-0 5-0-1 0-1-1Cal State L.A. 9 4 1 28 6-2-0 3-2-1 4-4-0 13 6 4 L1 7-2-0 5-4-1 1-0-3Cal State Dominguez Hills 8 3 3 27 5-1-2 3-2-1 3-2-3 14 5 4 W1 9-2-3 4-3-1 1-0-0Cal Poly Pomona 6 6 1 19 3-5-0 3-1-1 4-2-1 9 6 2 T2 4-5-1 5-1-1 0-0-0Cal State San Bernardino 4 8 2 14 2-5-1 2-3-1 0-5-2 8 8 4 T1 7-5-3 1-3-1 0-0-0

*Sonoma State forfeited three games for CCAA purposes.

CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT (Carson, Calif.)Friday, November 2 Cal State L.A. 2, UC San Diego 1 Chico State 2, Cal State Dominguez Hills 0Sunday, November 4 Chico State 0, Cal State L.A. 0 (Chico wins on PKs, 2-1)

NCAA FAR WEST REGIONAL (Seattle, Wash.)Friday, November 9 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2, UC San Diego 1 Cal State L.A. 0, Chico State 0 (CSULA wins on PKs, 3-1)Sunday, November 11 Seattle Pacific 3, Cal State Dominguez Hills 0 Cal State L.A. 0, Seattle 0 (CSULA win on PKs, 4-2)Friday, November 16 Seattle Pacific 2, Cal State L.A. 0

CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES

CCAA STAT LEADERSGOALS1. Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH ________ 102. Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDH _________ 93. Katie Liby, CSUSB _______________ 84. Six tied with ___________________ 7

ASSISTS1. Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDH _________ 92. Kathryn Bagwell, CSUC __________ 83. Cherie Early, CSUS ______________ 6 Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH _________ 65. Four tied with _________________ 5

POINTS1. Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDH ________ 272. Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH ________ 263. Kathryn Bagwell, CSUC _________ 224. Kelly Matosian, CSUDH _________ 195. Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD _____ 18

SHOTS1. Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDH ________ 862. Kristen Boskovich, CSUDH _______ 543. Dana Menard, CSULA ___________ 524. BRITTANY PETERSON, SSU ____ 505. Ali Lai, UCSD _________________ 45 Amy Livergood, CSUDH _________ 45

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH _________ 62. Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD ______ 4 Dana Menard, CSULA ____________ 44. Six tied with ___________________ 3

GOALS AGAINST AVG.1. Kari Gonzales, CSUC ___________ 0.502. Jessica McGovern, UCSD _______ 0.543. Reyna Coca, CSULA ___________ 0.624. COURTNEY GRIXTI, SSU _____ 0.785. Alyssa Condgen, CSUDH _______ 0.91

SAVES1. Alyssa Condgen, CSUDH ________ 832. Reyna Coca, CSULA ____________ 823. Jessica Sitarz, CSUS ____________ 804. COURTNEY GRIXTI, SSU _______ 745. Stacey Senkle, CSUMB __________ 72

SHUTOUTS 1. Kari Gonzales, CSUC ____________ 122. COURTNEY GRIXTI, SSU _______ 11 Reyna Coca, CSULA ____________ 114. Jessica McGovern, UCSD ________ 105. Jessica Sitarz, CSUS _____________ 7 Alyssa Condgen, CSUDH _________ 7

TEAM GOALS (PER GAME)1. Cal State Dominguez Hills ______ 1.742. UC San Diego________________ 1.723. Chico State _________________ 1.574. Cal Poly Pomona _____________ 1.475. Cal State Stanislaus ___________ 1.35

TEAM GOALS ALLOWED (PER GAME)1. UC San Diego________________ 0.562. Chico State _________________ 0.573. Cal State L.A. ________________ 0.65 SONOMA STATE ___________ 0.795. Cal Poly Pomona _____________ 1.00

BRINE CCAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEKAug 20-26 Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDHAug 27-Sep 2 Kelly Matosian, CSUDHSep 3-9 Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSDSep 10-16 Corrie Hirokawa, CSUDHSep 17-23 Alyssa Congden, CSUDHSep 24-30 Katie Liby, CSUSBOct 1-7 Alyssa Congden, CSUDHOct 8-14 COURTNEY GRIXTI, SSU Oct 15-21 Melissa Lindsay, CSUCOct 22-28 Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH


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POST-SEASON HONORSALL-CCAA TEAMFirst TeamGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San Diego. D: Alie Avina, UC San Diego; Christine Duff, Cal State L.A.; Sandra Lloyd, CSU Dominguez Hills. MF: Natasha Belak-Berger, UC San Diego; Ashley Gunther, Chico State; Allison Lawrence, Humboldt State. At Large: Katherine Bagwell, Chico State; Kim Carroll, Humboldt State; Cherie Early, Cal State Stanislaus; Khadijah Greenwood, Cal State L.A.; Corrie Hirokawa, CSU Dominguez Hills; Ali Lai, UC San Diego; Erika Prado, Cal State L.A.; Yvonne Vasquez, CSU Dominguez Hills.Second TeamGK: Reyna Coca, Cal State L.A.. D: Kylie Duszynski, Cal Poly Pomona; Amanda Esquivel, UC San Diego; Whitney MacDonald, Chico State. MF: Pamela Leyva, Cal Poly Pomona; Jennifer Lu, Cal Poly Pomona; Brittany Peterson, Sonoma State. At Large: Robin Bowman, San Francisco State; Mary Car-roll, Cal Poly Pomona; Morgan Davison, San Francisco State; Lindsay Catton, Sonoma State; Katie Liby, CSU San Bernardino; Melissa Phillips, Cal State Stanislaus; Leslie Rhodes, CSU San Bernardino; Caitlin Ryan, UC San Diego. Honorable MentionStephanie Mrazek, Cal Poly Pomona; Ashley Salas, CSU San Bernardino; Alyssa Congdon, CSU Domin-guez Hills; Jennifer Jimenez, CSU Dominguez Hills; Kelly Matosian, CSU Dominguez Hills; Jennifer Schafer, Cal State L.A.; Dena Menard, Cal State L.A.; Sara Alderson, CSU Monterey Bay; Abby Stretch, Chico State; Bri McClain, Cal State Stanislaus; Emily Hart, San Francisco State; Rachel Brusnahan, San Francisco State; Lauren Candia, San Francisco State; Laura Perry, Sonoma State; Tracy Webster, Sonoma State.Player of the Year: Katherine Bagwell, Chico State. Freshman of the Year: Lisa Bradley, UC San Diego. Newcomer of the Year: Yvonne Vasquez, CSU Dominguez Hills. Coach of the Year: Kim Sutton, Chico State.

DAKTRONICS ALL-FAR WEST REGIONFirst TeamGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San Diego. D: Madison Collins, Seattle; Claire Grubbs, Seattle Pacific; Sandra Lloyd, CSU Dominguez Hills; Angie Goulding, Chico State. MF: Katherine Bagwell, Chico State; Natasha Belak-Berger, UC San Diego; Meredith Teague, Seattle Pacific. F: Corrie Hirokawa, CSU Dominguez Hills; Sarah Martinez, Seattle Pacific; Leah Wymer, Seattle.Second TeamGK: Jesslyn Rahm, Seattle Pacific. D: Abby Bennett, Montana St-Billings; Vanessa Butin, Hawaii-Hilo; Christine Duff, Cal State L.A.; Katie Warner, Western Washington. MF: Kara Hamby, Seattle Pacific; Shannon Oakes, Seattle Pacific; Ashley Porter, Seattle. F: Mary Carroll, Cal Poly Pomona; Jill Haar, BYU-Hawaii; Claire Morgan, West. Washington.Player of the Year: Sarah Martinez, Seattle Pacific

NSCAA/adidas ALL-FAR WEST REGIONFirst TeamGK: Jesslyn Rahm, Seattle Pacific. D: Claire Grubbs, Seattle Pacific; Madison Collins, Seattle; Christine Duff, Cal State L.A.. MF: Kara Hamby, Seattle Pacific; Meredith Teague, Seattle Pacific; Ashley Porter, Seattle; Shannon Oakes, Seattle Pacific.. F: Sarah Martinez, Seattle Pacific; Leah Wymer, Seattle; Brittney Sandau, Montana St-Billings.Second TeamGK: Reyna Coca, Cal State L.A.. D: Kate Edstrom, Seattle; Whitney MacDonald, Chico State; Katie Warner, Western Washington MF: Ashley Gunther, Chico State; Jennifer Jimenez, CSU Dominguez Hills; Amanda Font, Western Washington. F: Katherine Bagwell, Chico State; Corrie Hirokawa, CSU Dominguez Hills; Yvonne Vasquez, CSU Dominguez Hills; Erika Prado, Cal State L.A..

Lindsay Catton led the team with four assists on her way to Second Team All-CCAA honors.

Second Team All-CCAA selection Brittany Peterson was the Seawolves’ top scorer in 2007.


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FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1991 Renee DePiano Tami Bradley Julie Cochran Karen Beckner1992 Debra Martin Allison Gibson Tiffany Hadfield Carolyn Wellman1993 Allison Gibson Carolyn Wellman Renee DePiano Tiffany Hadfield1994 Alexis Martinez Tiffany Hadfield Brandi Yates1995 Deena Schneider Tiffany Hadfield Brandi Yates1996 Diane Wagner Stephanie Reyes Emiria Salzmann1997 Amy Apodaca Diane Wagner Rachel Simpson1998 Amy Apodaca Sarah Brosius Stacy Barker1999 Kara Stout Amy Apodaca Sarah Brosius Susie Burke2000 Jennifer Tomczik Shannon Rake2002 Crystal Howard2003 Crystal Howard Kellie Campbell2004 Crystal Howard2006 Megan Catton Brooke Peterson

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1991 Debra Martin Tonya Sweany Kim Abbott1992 Renee DePiano Tania Schraml Chevas Raney1993 Deena Schneider Christina Bell Tania Schraml1994 Alisa Murchison Deena Schneider Staci Shrader Cheri Villa Elena Batista1995 Alexis Martinez Christina Bell Emiria Salzmann1996 Jennifer Tomczik1997 Jennifer Tomczik Shannon Rake Laura Qualls1998 Kara Stout Susie Burke1999 Susie Burke2000 Susie Burke2001 Kristy Heron Crystal Howard2002 Cassie Martinez Amanda Harris2003 Amber Hendrix2004 Adriana Diaz2005 Amanda Harris Emily Thompson2006 Khyra Buchanan Emily Thompson2007 Lindsay Catton Brittany Peterson

HON. MENTION ALL-CONFERENCE1991 Carolyn Wellman1992 Deena Schneider1993 Brandi Yates1995 Alisa Murchison1996 Amy Johnson1997 Laura Simpson1998 Shannon Rake2000 Kristy Heron2001 Cassie Martinez Diane Philpot2002 Adriana Diaz2003 Cassie Martinez2004 Megan Catton2005 Courtney Oates2006 Carissa Amiral Tracy Webster2007 Laura Perry Tracy Webster

NCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR1991 Tami Bradley1993 Allison Gibson1994 Tiffany Hadfield1995 Tiffany Hadfield1999 Amy Apodaca

CCAA PLAYEROF THE YEAR1998 Amy Apodaca

NCAC COACH OF THE YEAR1991 Peter Reynaud1994 Peter Reynaud1995 Luke Oberkirch1997 Luke Oberkirch

CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR1998 Luke Oberkirch

NSCAA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1990 Peter Reynaud1998 Luke Oberkirch

NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1990 Peter Reynaud1998 Luke Oberkirch

ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT1991 Julie Cochran1995 Deena Schneider2004 Cassie Martinez

ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1991 Julie Cochran

NSCAA ALL-WEST REGION1992 Tiffany Hadfield (1) Carolyn Wellman (1) Allison Gibson (1) Renee DePiano (2)1994 Brandi Yates (1) Tiffany Hadfield (1) Alexis Martinez (2)1995 Tiffany Hadfield (1) Deena Schneider (1) Alexis Martinez (2) Brandi Yates (1) Emiria Salzmann (1) Christina Bell (2)1996 Emiria Salzmann (1) Diane Wagner (2)1997 Diane Wagner (1) Jennifer Tomczik (2) Rachel Simpson (2) Amy Apodaca (1)1998 Amy Apodaca (1) Sarah Brosius (1) Kara Stout (2) Susie Burke (2) Stacy Barker(1) Jennifer Tomczik (2)1999 Kara Stout (1) Jennifer Tomczik (2) Susie Burke (1) Amy Apodaca (1) Sarah Brosius (1)2000 Jennifer Tomczik (1) Kristy Heron (2) Shannon Rake (2) Susie Burke (2)2001 Kristy Heron (2) Crystal Howard (2)2002 Crystal Howard (1)2003 Kellie Campbell (2) Amber Hendrix (2)2004 Crystal Howard (2)2005 Amanda Harris (2)2006 Megan Catton (2) Emily Thompson (2)

NSCAAALL-AMERICAN1988 Cindy Romero1989 Judy Vonheeder1990 Kim Abbott Stacy Ball Karen Beckner1991 Tami Bradley Julie Cochran Karen Beckner1992 Allison Gibson1993 Allison Gibson Carolyn Wellman1994 Tiffany Hadfield1995 Tiffany Hadfield Deena Schneider Alexis Martinez Brandi Yates1996 Emiria Salzmann1997 Amy Apodaca Diane Wagner1998 Amy Apodaca Sarah Brosius1999 Amy Apodaca Kara Stout Sarah Brosius2000 Jennifer Tomczik

NCAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK1994 Brandi Yates (9/19) Brandi Yates (10/10) Alisa Murchison (10/24) Elena Batista (10/31)1995 Brandi Yates (9/4) Emiria Salzmann (9/11) Emiria Salzmann (10/2)1995 Christina Bell (10/16) Tiffany Hadfield (10/23)1996 Emiria Salzmann (9/23)1997 Sarah Brosius (9/29)

CCAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK1998 Amy Apodaca (10/26)1999 Susie Burke (9/27) Shannon Rake (10/18)2000 Jennifer Tomczik (10/1)2001 Cassie Martinez (10/1)2003 Amber Hendrix (10/19)2005 Khyra Buchanan (9/19)2006 Katie Houle (9/4) Carissa Amiral (9/24) Emily Thompson (10/15)2007 Courtney Grixti (10/14)

INFORMATIONINTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY

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GOALS1988 Cindy Romero ______ 111989 Stacy Ball ___________ 9 Shannon Maddock ___ 91990 Tami Bradley _______ 131991 Tami Bradley _______ 121992 Allison Gibson _______ 71993 Allison Gibson ______ 111994 Brandi Yates ________ 131995 Brandi Yates _______ 181996 Emiria Salzmann ____ 161997 Shannon Rake _______ 81998 Joy Durand ________ 121999 Shannon Rake ______ 132000 Shannon Rake ______ 102001 Cassie Martinez ______ 72002 Crystal Howard ______ 72003 Crystal Howard ______ 72004 Crystal Howard ______ 6 Khyra Buchanan ______ 6 Courtney Oates ______ 62005 Khyra Buchanan ______ 72006 Emily Thompson _____ 7 Tracy Webster _______ 72007 Brittany Peterson _____ 4 Tracy Webster _______ 4

ASSISTS1988 Stacy Ball __________ 101989 Stacy Ball ___________ 91990 Karen Beckner _______ 91991 Renee DePiano ______ 71992 Tiffany Hadfield ______ 61993 Alison Gibson ________ 81994 Deena Schneider _____ 81995 Christina Bell ______ 131996 Amy Johnson ________ 61997 Rachel Simpson ______ 91998 Sarah Brosius _______ 111999 Sarah Brosius _______ 102000 Susie Burke _________ 62001 Crystal Howard ______ 62002 Crystal Howard ______ 62003 Crystal Howard _____ 102004 Crystal Howard ______ 82005 Amanda Harris _______ 52006 Khyra Buchanan ______ 62007 Lindsay Catton _______ 4

POINTS1988 Cindy Romero ______ 30 Stacy Ball __________ 301989 Stacy Ball __________ 261990 Tami Bradley _______ 321991 Tami Bradley _______ 301992 Tiffany Hadfield _____ 181993 Allison Gibson ______ 301994 Brandi Yates ________ 301995 Brandi Yates _______ 461996 Emiria Salzmann ____ 321997 Rachel Simpson _____ 191998 Joy Durand ________ 251999 Susie Burke ________ 302000 Shannon Rake ______ 242001 Crystal Howard _____ 162002 Crystal Howard _____ 202003 Crystal Howard _____ 242004 Crystal Howard _____ 202005 Khyra Buchanan _____ 172006 Tracy Webster ______ 162007 Brittany Peterson _____ 9

SHOTS1989 Judy Vonheeder _____ 491990 Tami Bradley _______ 411995 Brandi Yates ________ 581996 Emiria Salzmann ____ 531997 Sarah Brosius _______ 391998 Susie Burke ________ 531999 Susie Burke ________ 552000 Shannon Rake ______ 412001 Crystal Howard _____ 632002 Crystal Howard _____ 522003 Crystal Howard _____ 572004 Crystal Howard _____ 382005 Khyra Buchanan _____ 432006 Katie Houle ________ 492007 Brittany Peterson ____ 50

GAME-WINNING GOALS2003 Crystal Howard ______ 32004 Khyra Buchanan ______ 32005 Khyra Buchanan ______ 32006 Emily Thompson ____ 42007 Brittany Peterson _____ 3

SAVES1988 Kim Abbott ________ 561989 Kim Abbott ______ 1131990 Kim Abbott ________ 311991 Kim Abbott ________ 481992 Carolyn Wellman ____ 911993 Carolyn Wellman ____ 961994 Alisa Murchison _____ 611995 Alisa Murchison _____ 601996 Julianne Evers ______ 571997 Julianne Evers ______ 381998 Kara Stout _________ 611999 Kara Stout _________ 802000 Kara Stout ________ 1002001 Amy Bassett ________ 362002 Kellie Campbell _____ 542003 Kellie Campbell _____ 742004 Adena Miller _______ 682005 Carissa Amiral ______ 402006 Carissa Amiral ______ 682007 Courtney Grixti _____ 74

SHUTOUTS1988 Kim Abbott _________ 81989 Kim Abbott ________ 101990 Kim Abbott _________ 21991 Carolyn Wellman ____ 8.51992 Carolyn Wellman _____ 81993 Carolyn Wellman___ 121994 Alisa Murchison ______ 61995 Alisa Murchison ______ 71996 Julianne Evers _______ 61997 Julianne Evers _______ 51998 Kara Stout __________ 61999 Kara Stout __________ 72000 Kara Stout _________ 102001 Amy Bassett _________ 32002 Teresa Green ________ 52003 Kellie Campbell ______ 52004 Adena Miller ________ 52005 Carissa Amiral _______ 62006 Carissa Amiral _______ 72007 Courtney Grixti _____ 11

School record in bold

YEARLY LEADERS


Allison Gibson led SSU in scoring in ‘92 and ‘93 and is a member of the Athletics Hall of Fame.

Tami Bradley ranks sixth in school history in goals and will be inducted into the SSU Athlet-ics Hall of Fame this fall.

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GOALS1. Shannon Rake (1997-00) ___________ 392. Emiria Salzmann (1994-96) _________ 383. Cindy Romero (1984-85, 87-88) ______ 374. Brandi Yates (1993-95) _____________ 365. Tiffany Hadfield (1992-95) __________ 356. Tami Bradley (1989-91) ____________ 307. Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) __________ 278. Stacy Ball (1988-90) _______________ 25 Crystal Howard (2001-04) __________ 2510. Julie Cochran (1988-91)____________ 24

ASSISTS1. Crystal Howard (2001-04) __________ 302. Karen Beckner (1988-91) ___________ 25 Stacy Ball (1988-90) _______________ 25 Sarah Brosius (1996-99) ____________ 25 Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) __________ 256. Rachel Simpson (1996-99) __________ 247. Tiffany Hadfield (1992-95) __________ 238. Deena Schneider (1992-95) _________ 229. Brandi Yates (1993-95) _____________ 18 Christina Bell (1993, 95) ____________ 18

POINTS1. Tiffany Hadfield (1992-95) __________ 932. Brandi Yates (1993-95) _____________ 903. Shannon Rake (1997-00) ___________ 894. Cindy Romero (1984-85, 87-88) ______ 875. Emiria Salzmann (1994-96) _________ 836. Crystal Howard (2001-04) __________ 807. Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) __________ 798. Tami Bradley (1989-91) ____________ 779. Stacy Ball (1988-90) _______________ 7510. Karen Beckner (1988-91) ___________ 58 Rachel Simpson (1996-99) __________ 58

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Emiria Salzmann (1994-96) _________ 132. Shannon Rake (1997-00) ___________ 123. Brandi Yates (1993-95) _____________ 114. Tiffany Hadfield (1992-95) __________ 10 Amy Apodaca (1996-99) ___________ 106. Rachel Simpson (1996-99) ___________ 97. Karen Beckner (1988-91) ____________ 8 Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) ___________ 89. Julie Cochran (1988-91)_____________ 7 Crystal Howard (2001-04) ___________ 7 Emily Thompson (2003-06) __________ 7

MULTIPLE-GOAL GAMES1. Emiria Salzmann (1994-96) __________ 92. Brandi Yates (1993-95) ______________ 73. Tami Bradley (1989-91) _____________ 6 Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) ___________ 6 Joy Durand (1998-99) ______________ 66. Tiffany Hadfield (1992-95) ___________ 57. Julie Cochran (1988-91)_____________ 4 Khyra Buchanan (2003-06) __________ 49. Shannon Rake (1997-00) ____________ 3 Crystal Howard (2001-04) ___________ 3

SHUTOUTS1. Carolyn Wellman (1990-93) _______ 28.52. Kim Abbott (1988-91) ___________ 26.53. Kara Stout (1998-01) ______________ 244. Kelli Robinson (1983-85) ___________ 155. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) __________ 146. Julie Evers (1994-97) ______________ 11 COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) ________117. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) ___________ 138. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) _______ 129. Teresa Green (2002-03) _____________ 5 Adena Miller (2004) ________________ 5

SAVES1. Kim Abbott (1988-91) ____________ 2482. Kara Stout (1998-01) _____________ 2473. Carolyn Wellman (1990-93) ________ 2294. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) ______ 1405. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) _________ 1356. Julie Evers (1994-97) _____________ 1127. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) __________ 1088. Adena Miller (2004) _______________ 889. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) ________7410. Teresa Green (2002-03) ____________ 53

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (2 yrs.)1. Carolyn Wellman (1990-93) _______ 0.452. Kara Stout (1998-01) ____________ 0.72 Carissa Amiral (2005-06) _________ 0.724. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) ________ 0.855. Kim Abbott (1988-91) ___________ 0.866. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) _____ 0.897. Julie Evers (1994-97) ____________ 0.99

MINUTES IN GOAL1. Kara Stout (1998-01) ___________ 6,1322. Carolyn Wellman (1990-93) ______ 4,8303. Julie Evers (1994-97) ___________ 3,6304. Kim Abbott (1988-91) __________ 3,5705. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) _______ 3,1946. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) ________ 2,8907. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) ____ 2,7408. Adena Miller (2004) ____________ 1,9399. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) _____ 1,72410. Amy Bassett (2001) ____________ 1,156

CAREER RECORDS TEAM RECORDSSEASONGoals ______________________ 64 (1991)Assists _____________________ 68 (1991)Points _____________________ 196 (1991)Shots _____________________ 373 (2002)Saves _____________________ 140 (1995)Shutouts ___________________ 14 (1993)Wins _______________________ 20 (2002)Losses _____________________ 16 (1986)Consecutive Wins ____________ 10 (2002)

GAMESGoals ____________________ 11 (9/23/89)Shots ____________________ 42 (10/3/92)Fewest Opp Shots _____________ 0 (twice)Margin of Victory ___________ 11 (9/23/89)

GAME RECORDSGOALS Karen Beckner (10/12/91) _____________4Emiria Salzmann (10/1/95) _____________3Brandi Yates (9/3/95) _________________3Emiria Salzmann (10/30/96) ____________3Courtney Oates (9/9/04) ______________3Khyra Buchanan (9/21/05) _____________3Katie Houle (9/1/06) __________________3

ASSISTSSarah Brosius (12/4/98) _______________3Crystal Howard (9/26/03) ______________3Crystal Howard (10/19/03) _____________3Amanda Harris (9/21/05) ______________3BROOKE PETERSON (9/1/06) _________3

SAVESCarolyn Wellman (10/20/93) __________22Carolyn Wellman (11/8/92) ___________16

QUICKEST GOAL TO START GAMELINDSAY CATTON (9/17/06) ______ 0:20Cathleen Celaya (10/6/02) __________ 0:47

OPPONENT QUICKEST GOAL TO START GAMELinda Hoffman, SCU (10/2/90) _______ 0:15Ele Johnson, UCSD (10/19/96) _______ 0:49


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GOALS1. Brandi Yates (1995) _____________ 182. Emiria Salzmann (1996) __________ 163. Emiria Salzmann (1995) __________ 154. Cindy Romero (1985) ___________ 14 Tiffany Hadfield (1995) __________ 146. Tami Bradley (1990) _____________ 13 Brandi Yates (1994) _____________ 13 Shannon Rake (1999) ___________ 139. Kim Mays (1983) _______________ 12 Tami Bradley (1991) _____________ 12 Joy Durand (1998) ______________ 12 Susie Burke (1999) ______________ 12 ASSISTS1. Christina Bell (1995)_____________ 132. Deena Schneider (1995) _________ 11 Sarah Brosius (1998) ____________ 114. Stacy Ball (1988) _______________ 10 Brandi Yates (1995) _____________ 10 Susie Burke (1998) ______________ 10 Sarah Brosius (1999) ____________ 10 Crystal Howard (2003) ___________ 109. Karen Beckner (1990) ____________ 9 Rachel Simpson (1997) ___________ 9

POINTS1. Brandi Yates (1995) _____________ 462. Tiffany Hadfield (1995) __________ 363. Cindy Romero (1985) ___________ 33 Emiria Salzmann (1995) __________ 335. Tami Bradley (1990) _____________ 32 Emiria Salzmann (1996) __________ 327. Stacy Ball (1988) _______________ 30 Cindy Romero (1988) ___________ 30 Tami Bradley (1991) _____________ 30 Allison Gibson (1993) ___________ 30 Brandi Yates (1994) _____________ 30 Susie Burke (1999) ______________ 30

SHOTS (recorded since ‘95)1. Crystal Howard (2001) ___________ 632. Brandi Yates (1995) _____________ 583. Crystal Howard (2003) ___________ 574. Susie Burke (1999) ______________ 555. Shannon Rake (1999) ___________ 546. Emiria Salzmann (1996) __________ 53 Susie Burke (1998) ______________ 538. Crystal Howard (2002) ___________ 529. Stacy Barker (1998) _____________ 5110. Sarah Brosius (1998) ____________ 50 BRITTANY PETERSON (2007) ___50

GW GOALS(recorded since ‘92)1. Emiria Salzmann (1996) ___________ 72. Brandi Yates (1995) ______________ 5 Amy Apodaca (1998) _____________ 54. Karen Beckner (1990) ____________ 4 Julie Cochran (1991) _____________ 4 Karen Becker (1991) _____________ 4 Tiffany Hadfield (1995) ___________ 4 Emiria Salzmann (1995) ___________ 4 Rachel Simpson (1998) ___________ 4

SHUTOUTS1. Kelli Robinson (1985) ____________ 12 Carolyn Wellman (1993) _________ 123. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) ______114. Kim Abbott (1989) ______________ 10 Kara Stout (2000) _______________ 106. Carolyn Wellman (1991) ________ 8.57. Kim Abbott (1988) _______________ 88. Alisa Murchison (1995) ___________ 7 Kara Stout (1999) ________________ 7 Carissa Amiral (2006) _____________ 7

SAVES1. Kim Abbott (1989) _____________ 1132. Kara Stout (2000) ______________ 1003. Carolyn Wellman (1993) _________ 964. Carolyn Wellman (1992) _________ 915. Kara Stout (1999) _______________ 806. Kellie Campbell (2003) __________ 74 COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) ______748. Adena Miller (2004) _____________ 68 Carissa Amiral (2006) ____________ 6810. Kara Stout (1998) _______________ 61

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. Carolyn Wellman (1991) _______ 0.332. Carolyn Wellman (1993) _______ 0.363. Kim Abbott (1991) ____________ 0.544. Kara Stout (1999) _____________ 0.595. Alisa Murchison (1994) ________ 0.636. Teresa Green (2002) ___________ 0.657. Alisa Murchison (1995) ________ 0.678. Carolyn Wellman (1992) _______ 0.699. Carissa Amiral (2006) __________ 0.7010. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007) ____ 0.78

SEASON RECORDS FRESHMAN GOALS1. Cindy Romero (1984) __________ 8 Shannon Rake (1997) __________ 83. Laura Qualls (1997) ____________ 7 Christina Bell (1993)____________ 7 Cassie Martinez (2001) _________ 7 TRACY WEBSTER (2006) ______ 7

FRESHMAN ASSISTS1. Karen Beckner (1988) __________ 72. Tiffany Hadfield (1992) _________ 6 Crystal Howard (2001) __________ 64. Christina Bell (1993)____________ 5 Jackie Galvin (2000) ____________ 5 LINDSAY CATTON (2006) ______ 5 SOPHOMORE GOALS1. Stacy Ball (1989) _____________ 102. Tiffany Hadfield (1993) _________ 93. Shannon Rake (1998) __________ 84. Emiria Salzmann (1994) _________ 7 Lindsey Gabrielson (2000) _______ 7 Crystal Howard (2002) __________ 7 SOPHOMORE ASSISTS1. Christina Bell (1993)___________ 132. Stacy Ball (1988) _____________ 10 Susie Burke (1998) ____________ 104. Rachel Simpson (1997) _________ 95. Renee DePiano (1991) __________ 7 Staci Shrader (1995) ___________ 7

JUNIOR GOALS1. Emiria Salzmann (1995) ________ 152. Tami Bradley (1990) ___________ 13 Brandi Yates (1994) ___________ 13 Shannon Rake (1999) _________ 135. Joy Durand (1998) ____________ 12 Susie Burke (1999) ____________ 12

JUNIOR ASSISTS1. Sarah Brosius (1998) __________ 112. Crystal Howard (2003) _________ 103. Karen Beckner (1990) __________ 94. Stacy Ball (1989) ______________ 8 Deena Schneider (1994) ________ 8

SENIOR GOALS1. Brandi Yates (1995) ___________ 182. Emiria Salzmann (1996) ________ 163. Tiffany Hadfield (1995) ________ 144. Tami Bradley (1991) ___________ 125. Cindy Romero (1988) _________ 11 Karen Beckner (1991) _________ 11 Allison Gibson (1993) _________ 11

SENIOR ASSISTS1. Deena Schneider (1995) _______ 112. Brandi Yates (1995) ___________ 10 Sarah Brosius (1999) __________ 104. Five tied with _________________ 8


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1983Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

13-2-3, 5-1-0 NCCS

9/2 at California T 0-09/4 vs. UC Santa Barbara# W 2-19/10 UC Santa Barbara W 3-09/11 San Diego State T 1-19/20 at St. Mary’s (CA) W 2-19/23 at Cal State Hayward* W 5-19/26 UCLA W 3-19/27 at Chico State T 1-110/1 at UC Davis* W 3-210/8 at San Francisco State* W 6-010/10 Stanford L 0-410/14 St. Mary’s (CA) W 5-110/15 at Sacramento State W 6-110/19 Cal State Hayward* L 0-110/22 Chico State W 4-210/26 UC Davis* W 1-010/28 Santa Clara W 2-111/2 San Francisco State* W 4-1# game played in Northridge, CA

1985Head Coach: Anatol Popovich

14-8-1, 5-2-1 NCAC (2nd)

vs. West. Washington% W 4-1 vs. Brigham Young% W 9-0 California L 0-2 UC Santa Barbara W 2-0 at California L 1-3 vs. Hartwick& L 1-2 vs. Cortland State& L 0-1 vs. Cornell& L 0-1 vs. Ithaca& W 2-0 San Francisco State* W 3-0 Cal State Hayward* (1) L 1-4 at Chico State* W 2-0 at Santa Clara L 3-4 at UC Davis* W 3-0 at San Francisco State* W 3-0 at Cal State Hayward* L 0-2 Chico State* T 1-1 St. Mary’s (CA) W 1-0 Stanford W 2-0 vs. CSU Dom. Hills^ W 1-0 vs. UC Irvine^ W 10-0 vs. Vermont^ W 5-0 UC Davis* W 3-1% Far Western Classic (Chico, CA)& Dragon Cup Tournament (New York)^ Nike Tournament (Santa Barbara, CA)

10/27 UC Davis* W 1-010/30 at Cal State Hayward* W 5-1

NCAA Tournament11/7 at Cal Poly SLO L 0-1


12-4-1, 8-0-0 NCAC (1st)

9/3 at Cal Poly SLO L 0-19/10 at Northern Colorado W 2-19/11 at Regis L 1-39/17 CSU San Bernardino W 2-09/24 Chico State* W 2-09/27 at San Francisco State* W 6-29/30 Air Force L 0-110/1 UC Davis* W 1-010/8 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-110/12 Pacific (CA) W 2-010/14 at Cal Poly Pomona W 4-110/16 at CSU Dominguez Hills T 2-210/18 at Chico State* W 2-010/22 San Francisco State* W 3-010/25 at UC Davis* W 4-110/29 Cal State Hayward* W 7-1

NCAA First Round (Rohnert Park, CA)11/5 at Regis (pk) L 1-1

1995Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch

17-2-0, 10-0-0 NCAC (1st)

9/3 CSU Dominguez Hills W 4-09/8 at Franklin Pierce L 1-39/10 at Mercyhurst W 4-19/15 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-09/23 at UC Davis* W 4-39/27 San Francisco State* W 4-09/30 Cal State Hayward* W 10-010/1 Cal State Northridge W 4-010/3 at Humboldt State* W 6-010/7 at Chico State* W 5-110/11 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/13 at Fresno State W 4-210/15 at CSU San Bernardino W 3-010/19 Chico State* W 2-010/22 Humboldt State W 4-010/25 at Cal State Hayward* W 5-110/31 UC Davis* W 4-0

NCAA First Round (Rohnert Park, CA)11/5 Denver W 1-0

NCAA Semifinal (Rindge, NH)11/10 at Franklin Pierce L 1-3


9-9-1, 5-4-1 NCAC

9/4 at Fresno State (1) L 2-49/8 at Denver W 2-19/9 at Grand Canyon L 0-39/13 at Barry L 0-29/15 at Lynn L 0-69/21 Cal State L.A. W 1-09/22 Cal State Bakersfield W 2-09/28 UC Davis* L 2-310/2 at San Francisco State* L 1-210/5 at Cal State Hayward* W 11-010/8 at UC Davis* L 0-210/11 Humboldt State* L 0-110/13 Chico State* W 3-110/16 San Francisco State* W 3-010/18 CSU Dominguez Hills W 4-110/19 UC San Diego L 2-310/22 at Chico State* W 4-110/26 at Humboldt State* T 1-110/30 Cal State Hayward* W 7-0


17-2-2, 7-0-1 NCAC (1st)

9/7 at UC Santa Barbara L 1-29/11 at UC Davis* W 3-09/13 CSU San Bernardino W 3-09/14 Oregon State W 2-09/17 Cal Poly Pomona W 1-09/21 at Barry W 3-29/22 at Adelphi T 0-09/24 San Francisco State* W 5-29/26 Metro State (1) W 2-010/5 Cal State Hayward* (1) W 1-010/7 Denver W 4-010/9 at Chico State* W 3-010/12 UC Davis* W 5-010/16 at San Francisco State* T 0-010/19 Regis (2) W 2-010/26 CSU Dominguez Hills W 1-010/29 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-011/2 Chico State* W 2-011/3 Northern Colorado (1) W 2-1

NCAA Semifinal (Carson, CA)11/16 vs. Adelphi W 1-0

NCAA Championship (Carson, CA)11/17 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills L 1-2

1992Head Coach: Peter Reynaud14-5-0, 7-1-0 NCAC (T-1st)

9/5 California T 1-19/12 Cal State Hayward* W 4-09/13 Stanford L 1-49/18 CSU San Bernardino W 2-19/21 Puget Sound W 2-09/23 San Francisco State* W 1-09/25 UC Santa Barbara L 1-29/26 Westmont W 4-19/30 UC Davis* (1) W 2-110/3 SIU-Edwardsville (1) W 1-010/4 Barry L 1-210/6 Chico State* W 2-110/17 San Francisco State* W 4-110/21 UC Davis* (1) W 2-110/23 Cal Poly Pomona W 1-010/25 CSU Dominguez Hills W 1-010/27 Cal State Hayward* W 7-010/31 Chico State* L 0-1

NCAA First Round (Rohnert Park, CA)11/8 Chico State (2) W 1-0

NCAA Semifinal (Garden City, NY)11/14 Adelphi L 1-3


17-4-0, 7-1-0 NCAC (1st)

9/4 Puget Sound W 2-09/6 Cal Poly SLO W 1-09/11 at CSU San Bernardino W 3-19/12 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-19/15 CSU Dominguez Hills (1) W 1-09/20 Cal Poly Pomona W 6-09/25 at Chico State* W 3-09/28 San Francisco State* W 6-19/29 at San Francisco W 1-010/2 vs. Franklin Pierce W 4-310/3 vs. Barry (1) L 1-210/5 at Pacific (CA) W 4-010/9 Cal State Hayward* W 1-010/13 Chico State* W 1-010/16 at UC Davis* (1) L 0-110/20 Northern Colorado W 1-010/23 at San Francisco State* W 2-010/24 Regis W 2-0


15-5-1, 4-3-1 NCAC (2nd)

9/7 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-29/10 at New Hampshire W 2-09/11 at Keene State W 3-09/14 at Santa Clara L 0-19/17 vs. Cal Poly Pomona% L 0-29/18 at CSU Dom. Hills% W 1-09/22 vs. Florida International& W 1-09/24 Cal State Hayward* L 2-39/27 Chico State* W 3-010/1 UC Santa Cruz W 8-110/5 at St. Mary’s (CA) W 2-110/8 San Francisco State* W 2-010/11 at UC Davis* L 0-110/16 at UC Santa Barbara W 3-210/19 Cal State Hayward* L 3-410/20 San Francisco W 3-010/22 at Chico State* W 4-010/25 Stanford W 2-010/30 Portland W 1-011/2 at San Francisco State* T 0-011/5 UC Davis* W 3-2 % CSUDH Tournament (Carson, CA)& game played at Stanford


10-7-1, 6-1-1 NCAC (2nd)

9/2 vs. Army% W 2-09/3 at Barry L 0-19/9 at Stanford L 0-29/15 at CSU Dominguez Hills L 1-39/17 vs. UC Santa Barbara& L 1-29/20 at UC Davis* W 5-09/22 Chapman W 5-09/23 UC Santa Cruz W 11-09/25 St. Mary’s (CA) (1) L 1-29/27 Cal State Hayward* T 0-09/30 at Chico State* W 1-010/11 San Francisco State* W 4-010/14 UC Davis* W 2-010/19 Metro State L 2-310/21 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-410/25 Chico State* W 3-010/27 Northern Colorado W 2-011/4 at San Francisco State* W 3-0% game played in Miami, FL& game played in Carson, CA


15-4-0, 7-0-0 NCAC (1st)National Champions

8/29 at California L 1-28/30 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-28/31 at Cal Poly Pomona W 4-19/11 at CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-19/15 at Northern Colorado W 3-09/16 at Metro State W 2-19/18 at Regis University W 3-09/21 St. Mary’s (CA) L 2-39/26 at Cal State Hayward* W 1-09/29 Chico State* W 2-010/2 at Santa Clara L 2-310/9 San Francisco State* W 2-010/13 at UC Davis* W 2-010/20 Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/23 at Chico State* W 2-110/27 UC Davis* W 5-011/3 San Francisco State W 2-0

NCAA Semifinal (Miami, FL)11/10 Barry (pk) W 2-2

NCAA Championship (Miami, FL)11/11 Keene State W 2-0

YEARLY RESULTS


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10/10 Grand Canyon* W 2-110/14 at Humboldt State W 4-010/16 Western Washington (2) W 3-210/20 Chico State* T 0-010/22 San Francisco State* W 4-010/26 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 5-010/30 at UC Davis* T 1-1

CCAA Tournament (Rohnert Park, CA)11/5 CSU Dominguez Hills (3) L 1-2


14-5-3, 9-2-3 CCAA (1st N)

8/26 Liberty W 1-08/30 Western Oregon W 2-09/1 at Azusa Pacific L 1-49/2 at Westmont W 2-19/5 at San Francisco State* T 1-19/9 UC Davis* (2) W 2-19/12 at Chico State* W 2-19/15 at Grand Canyon* W 4-09/17 at UC San Diego* (1) L 0-19/24 Humboldt State W 5-09/29 CSU San Bernardino* W 2-010/1 Cal Poly Pomona* W 1-010/6 at Cal State L.A.* W 5-110/8 at CSU Dom. Hills* T 0-010/13 Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-010/15 Cal State Bakersfield* W 2-010/21 San Francisco State* T 1-110/24 at UC Davis* L 1-410/28 Chico State* W 3-0

CCAA Tournament (La Jolla, CA)11/2 vs. Cal State Bakersfield W 1-011/5 at UC San Diego L 0-1

NCAA West Regional (La Jolla, CA)11/11 at UC San Diego L 0-2

2001Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch10-7-2, 6-6-2 CCAA (3rd N)

8/24 at Central Washington (1) W 1-08/26 at Western Washington W 1-08/31 Seattle University W 2-19/5 at UC Davis* L 0-29/8 Chico State* W 1-09/15 Grand Canyon (1) W 1-09/17 UC San Diego (1) L 1-29/21 Seattle Pacific W 2-19/23 Humboldt State L 0-19/28 at CSU San Bern.* (1) L 2-39/30 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3-210/5 Cal State L.A.* W 4-010/7 CSU Dominguez Hills* (1) L 1-210/9 San Francisco State* T 1-110/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/14 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-110/20 UC Davis* W 1-010/24 at Chico State* L 1-210/27 at San Francisco State* T 2-2

2002Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch12-6-1, 8-5-1 CCAA (3rd N)

8/31 Seattle Pacific W 1-09/3 Western Washington W 1-09/10 at UC Davis* L 0-19/14 at Chico State* W 3-09/17 at San Francisco State* W 3-29/20 at UC San Diego* L 1-29/22 at Grand Canyon* L 0-19/27 Western Oregon L 0-19/29 Central Washington W 4-0


14-4-2, 9-1-0 NCAC (1st)

8/29 CSU Dominguez Hills T 1-18/31 CSU San Bernardino W 3-29/6 at Cal State Bakersfield L 1-39/7 at Cal Poly Pomona L 1-49/13 at Northern Colorado T 1-19/14 at North Dakota State W 3-19/19 Grand Canyon W 5-19/21 Fort Lewis (1) W 1-09/24 UC Davis* (1) W 3-29/27 Western Washington W 1-010/1 San Francisco State* (1) W 2-110/4 Cal State Hayward* W 7-010/7 at Chico State* W 2-010/11 at Humboldt State* W 2-110/15 at UC Davis* (1) W 1-010/22 at San Francisco State* W 2-110/29 Chico State* W 1-011/2 Humboldt State* (2) L 1-211/6 at Cal State Hayward W 4-0

NCAA First Round (Carson, CA)11/16 at CSU Dom Hills (3) L 1-2

1998Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch22-2-1, 14-0-0 CCAA (1st N)

8/28 Southern Colorado W 3-18/30 Barry University W 4-09/2 Hawaii Pacific W 3-19/9 at UC Davis* (1) W 1-09/12 at Cal St Stanislaus* (1) W 4-19/15 San Francisco State* W 5-19/19 Chico State* W 3-09/23 Humboldt State W 1-09/25 at Central Washington W 2-19/27 at Western Wash. (2) W 1-09/29 at Chico State* W 3-110/3 at San Francisco State* W 4-110/6 Cal State Stanislaus* W 2-010/10 UC Davis* W 3-210/16 at Cal State L.A.* W 3-110/18 at Grand Canyon* W 4-010/23 CSU Dominguez Hills* (2) W 1-010/25 Cal State Bakersfield* W 2-110/30 at CSU San Bernardino* W 1-011/1 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 2-1

CCAA Tournament (Bakersfield, CA)11/5 vs. Cal Poly Pomona! L 0-1

NCAA West Regional (Rohnert Park, CA)11/15 CSU Dom Hills (pk) W 2-2

NCAA Quarterfinal (Rohnert Park, CA)11/22 Mesa State W 4-1

NCAA Semifinal (Boca Raton, FL)12/4 vs. Ashland W 5-2

NCAA Championship (Boca Raton, FL)12/6 vs. Lynn L 1-3

1999Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch15-2-4, 10-1-3 CCAA (1st N)

8/28 at Westmont W 2-08/29 at UC Santa Barbara T 1-19/4 at Northern Colorado W 1-09/5 at Binghamton W 3-09/8 UC Davis* W 2-19/11 Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-19/15 at San Francisco State* W 2-09/18 at Chico State* W 3-19/24 CSU San Bernardino* W 4-09/26 Cal Poly Pomona* W 2-110/1 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-210/3 at Cal State Bakersfield* T 0-010/8 Cal State L.A.* W 6-0

10/2 CSU San Bernardino* W 2-010/7 at Cal State L.A.* W 2-010/9 at CSU Bakersfield* 1) W 1-010/14 Cal Poly Pomona* (2) W 3-210/16 CSU Dominguez Hills* T 0-010/19 CSU Monterey Bay* W 6-010/21 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/26 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-210/29 Chico State* T 1-1

2006Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch12-6-3, 10-3-3 CCAA (2nd N)

8/26 at Western Oregon W 3-08/28 at Seattle L 0-49/1 Western Washington W 5-19/4 Seattle Pacific L 2-39/8 Cal State Bakersfield* W 1-09/10 Cal State L.A.* L 1-29/13 at Humboldt State* (1) W 1-09/15 at San Francisco State* W 3-09/17 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 7-19/22 Chico State* W 1-09/24 Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-09/29 at UC San Diego* L 1-410/1 at CSU Dom. Hills* (1) L 1-210/4 Humboldt State* T 1-110/6 CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-110/8 San Francisco State* T 0-010/13 CSU San Bernardino* W 1-010/15 Cal Poly Pomona* W 2-110/20 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/22 at Chico State* T 0-0

CCAA Tournament (La Jolla, CA)10/27 vs. Chico State L 0-1

2007Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch10-7-2, 5-7-2 CCAA (4th N)

8/23 Grand Canyon W 2-08/25 Seattle L 0-48/30 at Seattle Pacific L 0-19/1 at Western Washington L 0-29/7 at Cal State L.A.*& W 1-09/14 Cal State Stanislaus*& W 1-09/16 Chico State*& W 1-09/21 at San Francisco State* W 2-09/23 at CSU Monterey Bay* T 0-09/28 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 1-09/30 at CSU San Bern.* (2) L 1-210/5 CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-210/7 UC San Diego* L 0-110/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* T 0-010/14 at Chico State* W 1-010/19 CSU Monterey Bay* W 4-010/21 San Francisco State* L 0-310/24 Notre Dame de Namur* W 2-010/28 at Humboldt State* (2) W 1-0& game forfeited for CCAA purposes


10/1 Humboldt State W 3-010/4 Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-310/6 CSU San Bernardino* W 4-110/11 at CSU Dom. Hills* W 2-110/13 at Cal State L.A.* W 2-110/18 Cal State Bakersfield* W 1-010/20 Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-010/26 at UC Davis* W 2-010/30 Chico State* T 1-111/2 San Francisco State* (2) L 1-2


9-9-2, 7-5-2 CCAA (1st N)

8/28 Seattle L 0-19/4 at Western Oregon W 3-29/6 at Seattle Pacific L 0-19/10 at UC Davis* W 2-19/13 Chico State* T 0-09/16 San Francisco State* L 1-29/19 UC San Diego* L 1-29/21 Grand Canyon* W 1-09/26 Montana State-Billings W 4-09/28 at Humboldt State L 2-310/3 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 2-310/5 at CSU San Bernardino* L 0-110/10 CSU Dominguez Hills* T 0-010/12 Cal State L.A.* W 2-010/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-110/19 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-110/25 UC Davis* L 0-110/29 at Chico State* (1) W 2-111/1 at San Francisco State* W 2-0

CCAA Tournament (Carson, CA)11/7 vs. UC San Diego L 0-1

2004Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch10-7-2, 7-6-1 CCAA (2nd N)

9/3 New Mexico Highlands W 2-19/5 Western Washington W 2-09/9 vs. Western Oregon@ W 4-09/11 at Seattle L 0-19/15 Chico State* L 0-39/18 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-09/21 San Francisco State* W 2-09/26 at CSU Monterey Bay* (1) W 2-110/1 at UC San Diego* L 1-310/3 at CSU San Bernardino* W 1-010/8 Cal State L.A.* L 0-210/10 Cal State Bakersfield* W 2-010/15 at Cal Poly Pomona* T 0-010/17 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-210/20 CSU Monterey Bay* % W 4-110/22 at San Francisco State* L 1-210/26 Cal State Stanislaus* ! W 4-010/30 at Chico State* L 1-2@ Game played in Seattle, WA% Game played at Luchessi Park in Petaluma


8-8-3, 7-4-3 CCAA (3rd N)

8/25 Seattle L 0-18/27 Western Oregon W 3-09/3 at Seattle Pacific L 0-49/5 at Western Washington L 1-39/8 Humboldt State L 0-19/14 at Chico State* (2) L 0-19/17 Cal State Stanislaus* L 0-19/21 San Francisco State* W 3-19/25 at CSU Monterey Bay* T 0-09/30 UC San Diego* L 0-1

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ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORIESOpponent First Meeting Last Record Pct. StreakAdelphi 1991 1992 1-1-1 .500 L1Air Force 1994 1994 0-1-0 .000 L1Army 1989 1989 1-0-0 1.000 W1Ashland 1998 1998 1-0-0 1.000 W1Azusa Pacific 2000 2000 0-1-0 .000 L1Barry 1989 1998 3-4-0 .429 W1Binghamton 1999 1999 1-0-0 1.000 W1California 1983 1992 0-5-2 .143 T1Cal Poly Pomona 1988 2007 14-4-1 .763 W3Cal Poly SLO 1993 1994 1-2-0 .333 L1Cal State Bakersfield 1996 2006 9-2-1 .792 W5Cal State Dominguez Hills 1985 2007 11-9-5 .540 L2Cal State East Bay (Hayward) 1983 1997 18-11-1 .617 W16Cal State L.A. 1996 2007 9-2-0 .818 W1Cal State Monterey Bay 2004 2007 6-0-2 .875 W1Cal State Northridge 1995 1995 1-0-0 1.000 W1Cal State San Bernardino 1991 2007 13-3-0 .813 L1Cal State Stanislaus 1998 2007 13-2-1 .844 T1Central Washington 1998 2001 3-0-0 1.000 W3Chapman 1989 1989 1-0-0 1.000 W1Chico State 1983 2007 36-8-8 .692 W2Colorado College 1986 1986 0-1-0 .000 L1Colorado State-Pueblo 1998 1998 1-0-0 1.000 W1Cornell 1985 1985 0-1-0 .000 L1Cortland State 1985 1985 0-1-0 .000 L1Denver 1991 1996 3-0-0 1.000 W3Fort Lewis 1997 1997 1-0-0 1.000 W1Florida International 1988 1988 1-0-0 1.000 W1Fresno State 1995 1996 1-1-0 .500 L1Franklin Pierce 1993 1995 1-2-0 .333 L2Grand Canyon 1996 2007 7-2-0 .777 W2Hartwick 1985 1985 0-1-0 .000 L1Hawaii Pacific 1998 1998 1-0-0 1.000 W1Humboldt State 1995 2007 9-5-2 .625 W1Keene State 1988 1990 2-0-0 1.000 W2Ithaca 1985 1985 1-0-0 1.000 W1Liberty 2000 2000 1-0-0 1.000 W1Lynn 1996 1998 0-2-0 .000 L2Mercyhurst 1995 1995 1-0-0 1.000 W1Mesa State 1998 1998 1-0-0 1.000 W1Metro State 1989 1991 2-1-0 .667 W1Long Beach State 1984 1984 1-0-0 1.000 W1Montana State-Billings 2003 2003 1-0-0 1.000 W1New Hampshire 1988 1988 1-0-0 1.000 W1New Mexico Highlands 2004 2004 1-0-0 1.000 W1North Dakota State 1997 1997 1-0-0 1.000 W1Northern Colorado 1989 1997 7-0-1 .938 T1Notre Dame de Namur 2007 2007 1-0-0 1.000 W1Oregon State 1991 1991 1-0-0 1.000 W1Pacific (CA) 1993 1994 2-0-0 1.000 W2Portland 1988 1988 1-0-0 1.000 W1Puget Sound 1992 1993 3-0-0 1.000 W3Regis 1990 1994 3-2-0 .600 L2Sacramento State 1983 1984 2-0-0 1.000 W2Saint Mary’s (CA) 1983 1990 6-4-0 .600 L2San Diego State 1983 1983 0-0-1 .500 T1San Francisco 1988 1993 4-0-0 1.000 W4San Francisco State 1983 2007 32-9-9 .730 L1Santa Clara 1983 1990 3-3-0 .500 L1Seattle 2001 2007 1-5-0 .167 L5Seattle Pacific 2001 2007 2-4-0 .333 L4SIU-Edwardsville 1992 1992 1-0-0 1.000 W1Stanford 1983 1992 4-3-1 .563 L2UC Davis 1983 2003 30-9-1 .763 L1UC Irvine 1985 1985 1-0-0 1.000 W1UCLA 1983 1983 1-0-0 1.000 W1UC San Diego 1996 2007 0-12-0 .000 L12UC Santa Barbara 1983 1999 4-8-1 .346 T1UC Santa Cruz 1988 1989 2-0-0 1.000 W2US International 1987 1987 1-0-0 1.000 W1Vermont 1985 1985 1-0-0 1.000 W1Western Oregon 2000 2006 5-1-0 .833 W4Western Washington 1997 2007 7-2-0 .777 L1Westmont 1992 2000 3-0-0 1.000 W3William & Mary 1986 1986 0-1-0 .000 L1All-Time Record: 330-150-41

COACHING RECORDSName Tenure Record Conf. RecordPeter Reynaud 1981-84, 87-94 146-57-14 50-9-5Anatol Popovich 1985-86 22-19-2 7-8-1Luke Oberkirch 1995-current 162-74-25 107-44-21All-Time Record 1981-07 330-150-41 164-61-27

��0 NCAA DIVISION IINATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Led by head coach Peter Reynaud and star players Tami Bradley, Karen Beckner, Julie Cochran, Stacy Ball, and Kim Abbott, the 1990 women’s soccer team won the first NCAA championship in Sonoma State history. The ‘90 team lost their first two games of the year before rolling off seven wins in their next nine games. Starting in early October, SSU re-ally found their stride, winning the final six regular season games of the year. In the first round of the NCAA playoffs, SSU beat Barry University in penalty kicks. The championship game was less dramatic as Sonoma State rolled to a 3-0 win over Keene State. Though SSU would remain a national power throughout the ‘90s with seven conference titles and two more appearances in the national championship game, the 1990 team will always be remembered as SSU’s first-ever national champion. The squad was inducted into SSU’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2001.


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1987 NCAC W L TCal State Hayward 5 2 1San Francisco State 4 2 2Chico State 3 4 1SONOMA STATE 3 3 2UC Davis 1 5 2

1988 NCAC W L TCal State Hayward 8 0 0SONOMA STATE 4 3 1UC Davis 4 4 0Chico State 3 5 0San Francisco State 0 7 1

1989 NCAC W L TCal State Hayward 7 0 1SONOMA STATE 6 1 1 Chico State 3 4 1San Francisco State 1 5 2UC Davis 0 7 1

1990 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 8 0 0Chico State 6 2 0UC Davis 2 5 1Cal State Hayward 1 5 2San Francisco State 0 8 0

1991 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 7 0 1Chico State 5 3 0UC Davis 5 3 0San Francisco State 1 6 1Cal State Hayward 1 7 0

1992 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 7 1 0Chico State 7 1 0UC Davis 4 4 0San Francisco State 1 7 0Cal State Hayward 1 7 0

1993 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 7 1 0Chico State 6 2 0Cal State Hayward 3 5 0UC Davis 3 5 0San Francisco State 1 7 0

1994 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 8 0 0 Chico State 4 4 0UC Davis 3 4 1San Francisco State 2 5 1Cal State Hayward 2 6 0

1995 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 10 0 0Chico State 7 2 1UC Davis 4 4 2San Francisco State 5 5 0Humboldt State 2 7 1Cal State Hayward 0 10 0

1996 NCAC W L TUC Davis 8 1 1Humboldt State 5 2 3Chico State 6 4 0SONOMA STATE 5 4 1San Francisco State 3 6 1Cal State Hayward 0 10 0

1997 NCAC W L TSONOMA STATE 9 1 0Humboldt State 6 2 2Chico State 6 3 1UC Davis 4 4 2San Francisco State 2 7 1Cal State Hayward 0 10 0

1998 CCAANorth W L TSONOMA STATE 14 0 0UC Davis 9 5 0Chico State 7 7 0San Francisco State 6 8 0Cal State Stanislaus 1 13 0

South W L TCSU Dominguez Hills 11 3 1Cal Poly Pomona 9 6 0Cal State Bakersfield 7 7 1CSU San Bernardino 7 7 1Cal State L.A. 5 10 0Grand Canyon 2 12 1

1999 CCAANorth W L TSONOMA STATE 10 1 3UC Davis 9 4 1San Francisco State 7 7 0Chico State 3 10 1Cal State Stanislaus 0 14 0

South W L TCal Poly Pomona 12 3 0CSU Dominguez Hills 12 3 0Cal State Bakersfield 10 4 1CSU San Bernardino 7 8 0Grand Canyon 5 10 0Cal State L.A. 2 13 0

2000 CCAANorth W L TSONOMA STATE 9 2 3UC Davis 7 5 2Chico State 6 7 1San Francisco State 3 5 6

Central W L TCal State Bakersfield 9 4 1CSU Dominguez Hills 8 4 2Cal State Stanislaus 1 13 0Cal State L.A. 1 13 0

South W L TUC San Diego 12 2 0Cal Poly Pomona 10 4 0CSU San Bernardino 7 7 0Grand Canyon 3 10 1

2001 CCAANorth W L TUC Davis 8 6 0San Francisco State 6 5 3SONOMA STATE 6 6 2Chico State 4 7 3

Central W L TCSU Dominguez Hills 10 3 1Cal State Stanislaus 7 6 1Cal State Bakersfield 3 9 2Cal State L.A. 2 11 1


2002 CCAANorth W L TUC Davis 8 4 2San Francisco State 8 4 2SONOMA STATE 8 5 1Chico State 6 6 2



2003 CCAANorth W L TSONOMA STATE 7 5 2Chico State 7 6 1San Francisco State 7 7 0UC Davis 7 7 0



2004 CCAANorth W L TChico State 9 2 3SONOMA STATE 7 6 1Cal State Stanislaus 5 7 2San Francisco State 3 8 3CSU Monterey Bay 1 12 1

South W L TUC San Diego 10 3 1Cal Poly Pomona 8 2 4CSU Dominguez Hills 8 3 3Cal State L.A. 6 6 2CSU San Bernardino 6 6 2Cal State Bakersfield 1 9 4

2005 CCAANorth W L TCal State Stanislaus 11 2 1Chico State 9 2 3SONOMA STATE 7 4 3San Francisco State 4 10 0CSU Monterey Bay 0 13 1

South W L TUC San Diego 11 3 0CSU Dominguez Hills 8 4 2Cal Poly Pomona 6 6 2Cal State L.A. 6 7 1Cal State Bakersfield 5 9 0CSU San Bernardino 3 10 1

2006 CCAANorth W L TChico State 12 2 2SONOMA STATE 10 3 3Humboldt State 9 3 4Cal State Stanislaus 4 10 2San Francisco State 3 9 4CSU Monterey Bay 3 11 2

South W L TUC San Diego 13 1 2CSU Dominguez Hills 10 5 1Cal State L.A. 7 6 3Cal Poly Pomona 6 8 2Cal State Bakersfield 4 9 3CSU San Bernardino 0 14 2

2007 CCAANorth W L TChico State 10 3 1Cal State Stanislaus 7 5 2San Francisco State 6 6 2SONOMA STATE 5 7 2Humboldt State 2 11 1CSU Monterey Bay 1 12 1

South W L TUC San Diego 9 2 2Cal State L.A. 9 4 1CSU Dominguez Hills 8 3 3Cal Poly Pomona 6 6 1CSU San Bernardino 4 8 2

ALL-TIME STANDINGS*NORTH W L T PCTSONOMA STATE 83 39 20 .655Chico State 73 52 17 .574Humboldt State 11 14 5 .450San Francisco State 53 69 20 .444Cal State Stanislaus 47 85 10 .366CSU Monterey Bay 5 48 5 .129

SOUTH W L T PCTUC San Diego 90 17 6 .823CSU Dominguez Hills 95 34 15 .712Cal Poly Pomona 84 46 13 .633CSU San Bernardino 53 77 14 .417Cal State L.A. 44 92 8 .333*since SSU joined the CCAA, in 1998.

^ CCAA Tournament winner.


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Year Coach Overall Conf. Place Postseason1981 Peter Reynaud 7-7-0 n/a n/a1982 Peter Reynaud 10-4-2 n/a n/a1983 Peter Reynaud 11-4-3 n/a n/a1984 Peter Reynaud 12-3-2 n/a n/a1985 Anatol Popovich 14-8-1 5-2-1 n/a1986 Anatol Popovich 8-11-1 2-6-0 n/a1987 Peter Reynaud 7-7-3 3-3-2 n/a1988 Peter Reynaud 14-6-1 4-3-1 2nd1989 Peter Reynaud 10-7-1 6-1-1 2nd1990 Peter Reynaud 15-4-0 8-0-0 1st NCAA Division II National Champions1991 Peter Reynaud 17-2-2 7-0-1 1st NCAA Division II Runner-up1992 Peter Reynaud 14-5-0 7-1-0 1st NCAA First Round1993 Peter Reynaud 17-4-0 7-1-0 1st NCAA First Round1994 Peter Reynaud 12-4-0 8-0-0 1st NCAA First Round1995 Luke Oberkirch 17-2-0 10-0-0 1st NCAA Semifinals1996 Luke Oberkirch 9-9-1 5-4-1 4th1997 Luke Oberkirch 14-4-2 9-1-0 1st NCAA First Round1998 Luke Oberkirch 22-2-1 14-0-0 1st-N NCAA Runner-up; CCAA Tournament1999 Luke Oberkirch 15-2-4 10-1-3 1st-N CCAA Tournament2000 Luke Oberkirch 14-5-3 9-2-3 1st-N NCAA First Round; CCAA Tournament2001 Luke Oberkirch 10-7-2 6-6-2 3rd-N2002 Luke Oberkirch 12-6-1 8-5-1 3rd-N2003 Luke Oberkirch 9-9-2 7-5-2 1st-N CCAA Tournament2004 Luke Oberkirch 10-7-1 7-6-1 2nd-N2005 Luke Oberkirch 8-8-3 7-4-3 3rd-N2006 Luke Oberkirch 12-6-3 10-3-3 2nd-N CCAA Tournament2007 Luke Oberkirch 10-7-2 5-7-2 4th-N

SSU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (�0-�-�)Year Site Opponent Result1990 Miami, Fla Barry W, 3-2 (pk) Miami, Fla Keene State W, 2-01991 Carson, Calif Adelphi W, 1-0 Carson, Calif CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-21992 Rohnert Park, Calif Chico State W, 1-0 Garden City, NY Adelphi L, 1-31993 Rohnert Park, Calif Cal Poly SLO L, 0-11994 Denver, Colo Regis L, 1-1 (pk)1995 Rohnert Park, Calif Denver W, 1-0 Rindge, NH Franklin Pierce L, 1-31997 Carson, Calif CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-21998 Rohnert Park, Calif CSU Dominguez Hills W, 2-2 (pk) Rohnert Park, Calif Mesa State W, 4-1 Boca Raton, Fla Ashland W, 5-2 Boca Raton, Fla Lynn L, 1-32000 La Jolla, Calif UC San Diego L, 0-2

SSU IN THE CCAA TOURNAMENT (�-�-0)Year Site Opponent Result1998 Bakersfield, Calif Cal Poly Pomona L, 0-11999 Rohnert Park, Calif CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-22000 La Jolla, Calif Cal State Bakersfield W, 1-0 La Jolla, Calif UC San Diego L, 0-12003 Carson, Calif UC San Diego L, 0-12006 La Jolla, Calif Chico State L, 0-1

NCAA DIVISION IICHAMPIONS1988 Cal State Hayward1989 Barry1990 SONOMA STATE1991 Cal State Dominguez Hills1992 Barry1993 Barry1994 Franklin Pierce1995 Franklin Pierce1996 Franklin Pierce1997 Franklin Pierce1998 Lynn1999 Franklin Pierce2000 UC San Diego2001 UC San Diego2002 Christian Brothers2003 Kennesaw State2004 Metro State2005 Nebraska-Omaha2006 Metro State

FAR WEST REGION CHAMPIONS1996 Humboldt State1997 Cal State Dominguez Hills1998 SONOMA STATE1999 Cal Poly Pomona2000 UC San Diego2001 UC San Diego2002 UC Davis2003 UC San Diego2004 Seattle2005 Seattle Pacific2006 UC San Diego2007 Seattle Pacific

NCAC CHAMPIONS1987 Cal State Hayward1988 Cal State Hayward1989 Cal State Hayward1990 SONOMA STATE1991 SONOMA STATE1992 SONOMA STATE1993 SONOMA STATE1994 SONOMA STATE1995 SONOMA STATE1996 UC Davis1997 SONOMA STATE

CCAA CHAMPIONS1998 Cal State Dominguez Hills1999 Cal Poly Pomona2000 UC San Diego2001 UC San Diego2002 UC San Diego2003 UC San Diego2004 Cal State Dominguez Hills2005 UC San Diego2006 UC San Diego2007 Chico State

PROGRAM HISTORY


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Abbott, Kim √ ________1988-91Ackerman, Lisa _____ 1983-84, 87Allen, Elizabeth _________ 2001Amiral, Carissa ________2005-06Apodaca, Amy √√√ ____1996-99Badillo, Kelli __________1995-96Baldridge, Kate __________ 2001Ball, Stacy √ __________1987-90Barker, Stacy ____________ 1998Bassett, Amy ___________ 2001Batista, Elena _________1993-95Beatty, Jennifer _______1989-91Beck, Marisa ____________ 1994Beckner, Karen √√ _____1988-91Bell, Christina ________ 1993, 95Bernard, Lisa __________1984-85Besio, Kristine ___________ 1981Biles, Lenee ________1999-2002Blumenthal, Jackie _______ 2007Borelli, Sunny ___________ 1993Boyer, Danielle __________ 1991Bradley, Tami √ ________1989-91Brawley, Kayce ________2005-07Brooks, Loni ____________ 1987Brosius, Sarah √√ ______1996-99Buchanan, Khyra ______2003-06Burke, Susie ___ 1996, 1998-2000Butler, Sarah ____________ 1997Cacharelis, Cheryl ________ 1981Campbell, Kellie __ 1999, 2002-03Carreon, Liduvina (Abby) 1999-2000Carrillo, Patti __________1983-85Case-Carstenson, Nancy 1987-90Catton, Lindsay _______2006-07Catton, Megan ________2003-06Celaya, Cathleen ______2001-03Chappell, Tiffany ___ 2004, 06-07Cheadle, Ali ____________ 2007Christian, Laurel _________ 1981Cochran, Julie +√ ______1988-91Collins, Deonna _______1992-93Conroy, Brigid __________ 1982Cosgrove, Lisa ________1990-91Crockett, Jennifer ________ 1989Crotty, Carrie ___________ 1989Cryer, Christina ________2002-03Cutler, Jessica ___________ 1996Dahl, Kelly _____________ 2002Davey, Jaci _____________ 2007Dawson, Dana __________ 2007DePiano, Renee _______1990-93Desmond-Pool-Harris, Kathy __ 1985-87Diaz, Adriana ______ 2002-04, 06Donovan, Siobhan ___1997-2000Doran, Nicole ___________ 2003Drake, Maddy ___________ 2005Durand, Joy __________1998-99Eaton, Erin _____________ 1992Ebie, Meredith ______1999-2002Ellis, Keirnan __________1990-91Elmore, Halee ___________ 2007Eshia, Jessica _________2004-07Evers, Julianne ________1994-97Ewins, Teresa ________ 1988, 91Farias, Eunice ___________ 2005

Finitz, Brittany __________ 2007Fish, Christie ____________ 1983Foertsch, Megan ________ 2007Foster, Tiffany _________2001-02Fraser, Lisa ___________1981-83Friedsam, Barbara _______ 1982Fuller, Tricia_____________ 1991Fullerton, Johanna _______ 1981Fullerton, Kimberly _______ 1981Fulton, Sandra __________ 1987Gabrielson, Lindsey __1999-2002Galvin, Jackie _________2000-01Gambogi, Gina ________1988-89Garcia, Amanda _________ 2006Garcia, Mary ____________ 2004Garvey, Elise __________2003-04Gelb, Stefanie _________2004-06Gibson, Allison +√√ ____1992-93Gilles, Vickie _________ 2000, 02Gissibl, Karen ___________ 1981Gordillo, Bernadette ____1981-82Green, Teresa _________2002-03Greer, Amanda __________ 2005Gretton, Trish ___________ 1990Grixti, Courtney _________ 2007Hadfield, Tiffany +√√ ___1992-95Hall, Lydia ____________1981-82Hargrove, Amy ________1992-93Harrah, Veronica _____1997-2000Harris, Amanda ____ 2001-03, 05Heathwood, Karen _____1983-87Hemmen, Jaqi ________2006-07Hendrix, Amber _______2001-04Hendry, Tanya __________ 2004Herghelian, Rita _______2003-06Heron, Kristy _______1998-2001Hirota, Valerie _________1993-94Horton, Laurie ________1988-89Houle, Kari ___________2005-06Houle, Katie __________2005-06Howard, Crystal _______2001-04Howell, Jennifer _________ 1997Ibello, Jennifer ______1998-2001Jacinto, Breanna _______1997-98Jarvy, Kristin ____________ 1990Johnson, Amy ________1995-96Johnson, Cari _________1996-99Jones, Diana ____________ 1989Judkins, Deborah ________ 1981Kamensky, Lauren _______ 2004Keehfuss, April __________ 2000Kern, Allison ____________ 2007Klein, Tracy _____________ 1982Koerbling, Lori __________ 1982Kolkey, Michelle _________ 1982Kuhn, Kim _____________ 1997LaFevre, Mary _________1982-85Lamoure, Rachel ________ 1982LaPrath, Debbie _______1983-84Lehrer, Kristen ________1981-82Liggio, Lara_____________ 1992Lindquist, Laura _________ 1982Lingafeldt, Jody _________ 1997Maddock, Shannon _ 1987, 89-90Mansfield, Mandy _______ 2003

Manzer, Jessie __________ 2005Marfil, Kristen _________1992-93Marks, Malia ____________ 2000Marshall, Sharon_______1981-83Martin, Debra _________1989-92Martinez, Alexis √ ______1992-95Martinez, Cassie _______2001-04Mason, Kathleen ____1999-2000McCabe, Teresa _______1983-84Mealiffe, Kristen _________ 1991Merced, Vanessa ______2006-07Merrick, Marre ________1997-99Miklos, Anne-Marie ____2003-05Miles, Trista _____________ 1996Miller, Adena _________2004-05Miller, Amy _____________ 1997Miller, Nicole ___________ 2004Minaudo, Denae ________ 2005Mokres, Casey __________ 2007Monforte, Amanda ______ 2003Monti, Lisa ___________1984-85Montrose, Christy ______1982-85Morales, Shae ___________ 2003Morgenstein, Linda ______ 1982Morrow, Megan _______2000-02Munnell, Jessika _______1993-94Murchison, Alisa _______1992-95Murphy, Shelley _________ 2001Murray, Kathleen ________ 1992Nelson, Keri __________2000-01Neubauer, Bettina _______ 1988Nielsen, Chelsea _________ 2007Oates, Courtney _______2003-06O’Mahoney, Jessica ______ 2003Osipoff, Tamara _______1981-82Parsons, Suzie______ 1992, 95-96Percell, Maggie __________ 2000Perry, Laura __________2006-07Peterson, Brittany ______2005-07Peterson, Brooke ______2005-06Philpot, Diane ________2000-03Prado, Tracie ____________ 2003Pretty, Pam ___________1981-82Puga, Jocelyn ___________ 2007Qualls, Laura ___________ 1997Quinones, Dani _________ 2007Rake, Shannon ______1997-2000Ramos, Beth ____________ 1998Raney, Chevas __________ 1992Rao, Sunita ___________1983-85Redondo, Leanne ________ 1993Reyes, Stephanie ___ 1992, 94-96Robinson, Kelli _____ 1983-85, 87Rodriguez, Jeanette ______ 2007Romero, Cindy +√ 1984-85, 87-88Romero, Jody ___________ 1985Ruhl, Cheryl __________1981-83Salzmann, Emiria √ _____1994-96Sanchez, Willi ___________ 2000Sandberg, Marlow _______ 2005Sanford, Amy ___________ 2001Schneider, Deena √ ____1992-95Schraml, Tania ________1991-93Screechfield, Rosalie _____ 1981Sevy, Rachel ____________ 1981

Shaffer, Lindsay _________ 1995Sheppard, Michelle ____1993-94Sheppard, Sarah _______1995-96Short, Calie ___________1991-92Shrader, Staci _________1994-95Sigler, Brittany __________ 2003Simpson, Laura _______1996-99Simpson, Rachel ______1996-99Singh Deo, Anna ________ 1983Sloan, Shawn _________1982-84Smith, Bonnie __________ 1981Smith, Kim _____________ 1988Smith, Tisha ____________ 1992Smolan, Katrina _________ 2005Smurr, Gretchen _________ 1982Snyder, Kirsten __________ 1994Sontag, Holly _________1983-84Spencer, Carolyn ______1988-89Steevers, Tina _________1981-82Stone, Jennifer __________ 1991Stout, Kara √ _______1998-2001Sullivan, Theresa ____ 1984-85, 87Sumner, Christie _________ 1983Sutton, Kim __________1983-85Sweeney, Tonya _______1990-91Thompson, Emily ______2003-06Tim, Jennifer _________1991-92Tomczik, Jennifer √ 1996-98, 2000Triplett, Jennifer _______1983-85Vega, Parras __________2003-04Veilluex, Carol _________1981-82Vernon, Michelle ________ 1990Villa, Cheri ___________1992-94Volk, Gretchen ________1981-82Volz, Laurie ___________1981-84Vonheeder, Judy √ _____1985-89Wagner, Diane ________1994-97Waller, Cara ____________ 1983Webster, Tracy ________2006-07Wehrenberg, Sara _______ 2002Weiner, Dina ____________ 1981Wellman, Carolyn √ ____1990-93Whitehead, Kaley ________ 2005Williams, Kimber ______1981-82Williams, Nicole _________ 2001Williamson, Kim _________ 1988Wilsey, Anne _________1992-93Winters, Stephanie _______ 2004Wion, Angelina _________ 2004Wise, Bobbi ____________ 1987Wonnell, Dawn _______1995-97Wydenes, Marci _______1988-89Yapor-Cox, Mimi ______1997-98Yates, Brandi __________1993-95Zobel, Katy ___________1988-91

√ All-American+ SSU Hall of Fame inductee

ALL-TIME ROSTER


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SAN FRANCISCO STATE

Location: San Francisco, CACoach: Jack Hyde

2007 Record: 9-9-2www.sfstategators.com

Series1983 at SFSU W 6-01983 at SSU W 4-11985 at SSU W 3-01985 at SFSU W 3-01988 at SSU W 2-01988 at SFSU T 0-01989 at SSU W 4-01989 at SFSU W 3-01990 at SSU W 2-01990 at SSU W 2-01991 at SSU W 5-21991 at SFSU T 0-01992 at SSU W 1-01992 at SSU W 4-11993 at SSU W 6-11993 at SFSU W 2-01994 at SFSU W 6-21994 at SSU W 3-01995 at SSU W 4-01995 at SFSU W 3-01996 at SFSU L 1-21996 at SSU W 3-01997 at SSU W 2-11997 at SFSU W 2-11998 at SSU W 5-11998 at SFSU W 4-11999 at SFSU W 2-01999 at SSU W 4-02000 at SFSU T 1-12000 at SSU T 1-12001 at SSU T 1-12001 at SFSU T 2-22002 at SFSU W 3-22002 at SSU L 1-22003 at SSU L 1-22003 at SFSU W 2-02004 at SSU W 2-02004 at SFSU L 1-22005 at SSU W 3-12005 at SFSU W 3-02006 at SFSU W 3-02006 at SSU T 0-02007 at SFSU W 2-02007 at SSU L 0-3

SSU leads 32-5-7

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

Location: Seaside, CACoach: Erin Roberts

2007 Record: 5-12-2www.otterathletics.com

Series2004 at CSUMB W 2-12004 at SSU W 4-12005 at CSUMB T 0-02005 at SSU W 6-02006 at CSUMB W 7-12006 at SSU W 3-12007 at CSUMB T 0-02007 at SSU W 4-0

SSU leads 6-0-2

WESTERNWASHINGTON

Location: Bellingham, WACoach: Travis Connell2007 Record: 13-6-1www.wwuvikings.com

Series1997 at SSU W 1-01998 at WWU W 1-01999 at SSU W 3-22001 at WWU W 1-02002 at SSU W 1-02004 at SSU W 2-02005 at WWU L 1-32006 at SSU W 5-12007 at WWU L 0-2

SSU leads 7-2-0

CAL STATE STANISLAUS

Location: Turlock, CACoach: Gabriel Bolton2007 Record: 9-9-2

www.warriorathletics.com

Series1998 at CSUS W 4-11998 at SSU W 2-01999 at SSU W 4-11999 at CSUS W 5-02000 at SSU W 4-02001 at CSUS W 3-12002 at SSU W 1-02003 at CSUS W 4-12004 at CSUS W 1-02004 at SSU W 4-02005 at SSU L 0-12005 at CSUS L 1-22006 at SSU W 1-02006 at CSUS W 3-12007 at SSU W 1-02007 at CSUS T 0-0

SSU leads 13-2-1

HAWAII-HILO

Location: Hilo, HICoach: Travis Clarke

2007 Record: 12-8-0www.vulcans.uhh.hawaii.edu

SeriesFirst meeting

BYU-HAWAII

Location: Laie, HICoach: William Mahoni

2007 Record: 13-6-1www.byuh.edu/sports

SeriesFirst meeting

HAWAII PACIFIC

Location: Honolulu, HICoach: Michele Nagamine

2007 Record: 3-15-0www.hpu.edu/sports

Series1998 at SSU W 3-1

SSU leads 1-0-0

WESTERN OREGON

Location: Monmouth, ORCoach: Rod Fretz

2007 Record: 4-12-4www.wouwolves.com

Series2000 at SSU W 2-02002 at SSU L 0-12003 at WOU W 3-22004 at Seattle W 4-02005 at SSU W 3-02006 at WOU W 3-0

SPU leads 5-1-0

INTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATION

The California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion (CCAA) has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938.

The 11-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Cal State Monterey Bay, Chico State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State, Humboldt State, and Sonoma State.

These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 146 NCAA Champion-ships (98 men, 48 women) which is far and away the most of any Division II conference.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 68 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.

CCAA Office: (925) 472-8299Commissioner: Robert J. HiegertAsst. Commissioner/SWA: Carol RiveraAsst. Commissioner/Media Relations: Al BarbaCoordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill WhiteDir. of Championships/Marketing: Marissa Parry

OPPONENTS

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UC SAN DIEGO

Location: La Jolla, CACoach: Brian McManus2007 Record: 12-4-2www.ucsdtritons.com

Series1996 at SSU L 2-32000 at UCSD L 0-12000 at UCSD L 0-12000 at UCSD L 0-22001 at SSU L 1-22002 at UCSD L 1-22003 at SSU L 1-22003 at Carson L 0-12004 at UCSD L 1-32005 at SSU L 0-12006 at UCSD L 1-42007 at SSU L 0-1

UCSD leads 12-0-0

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Location: Carson, CACoach: Joe Flanagan2007 Record: 14-5-4

www.gotoros.com

Series1985 unknown W 1-01988 at CSUDH W 1-01989 at CSUDH L 1-31990 at CSUDH W 3-11991 at SSU W 1-01991 unknown L 1-21992 at SSU W 1-01993 at SSU W 1-01994 at CSUDH T 2-21995 at SSU W 4-01996 at SSU W 4-11997 at SSU T 1-11997 at CSUDH L 1-21998 at CSUDH W 1-01998 at SSU W 2-21999 at CSUDH L 0-21999 at SSU L 1-22000 at CSUDH T 0-02001 at SSU L 1-22002 at CSUDH W 2-12003 at CSUDH T 0-02004 at CSUDH L 0-22005 at SSU T 0-02006 at CSUDH L 1-22007 at SSU L 0-2

SSU leads 11-9-5

HUMBOLDT STATE

Location: Arcata, CACoach: Andy Cumbo2007 Record: 4-13-3

www.hsujacks.com

Series1995 at HSU W 6-01995 at SSU W 4-01996 at SSU L 0-11996 at HSU T 1-11997 at HSU W 2-11997 at SSU L 1-21998 at SSU W 1-01999 at HSU W 4-02000 at SSU W 5-02001 at SSU L 0-12002 at SSU W 3-02003 at HSU L 2-32005 at SSU L 0-12006 at HSU W 1-02006 at SSU T 1-12007 at HSU W 1-0

SSU leads 9-5-2

CAL STATE L.A.

Location: Los Angeles, CACoach: Chris Chamides

2007 Record: 13-6-4www.csulaathletics.com

Series1996 at SSU W 1-01998 at CSULA W 3-11999 at SSU W 6-02000 at CSULA W 5-12001 at SSU W 4-02002 at CSULA W 2-12003 at SSU W 2-02004 at SSU L 0-22005 at CSULA W 2-02006 at SSU L 1-22007 at CSULA W 1-0

SSU leads 9-2-0

ACADEMY OF ART

Location: San Francisco, CACoach: Courteney Cosso

2007 Record: n/awww.academyartathletics.com

SeriesFirst meeting

CHICO STATE

Location: Chico, CACoach: Kim Sutton

2007 Record: 13-5-3www.chicowildcats.com

Series1983 at Chico T 1-11983 at SSU W 4-21985 at Chico W 2-01985 at SSU T 1-11988 at SSU W 3-01988 at Chico W 4-01989 at Chico W 1-01989 at SSU W 3-01990 at SSU W 2-01990 at Chico W 2-11991 at Chico W 3-01991 at SSU W 2-01992 at SSU W 2-11992 at SSU L 0-11992 at SSU W 1-01993 at Chico W 3-01993 at SSU W 1-01994 at SSU W 2-01994 at Chico W 2-01995 at Chico W 5-11995 at SSU W 2-01996 at SSU W 3-11996 at Chico W 4-11997 at Chico W 2-01997 at SSU W 1-01998 at SSU W 3-01998 at Chico W 3-11999 at Chico W 3-11999 at SSU T 0-02000 at Chico W 2-12000 at SSU W 3-02001 at SSU W 1-02001 at Chico L 1-22002 at Chico W 3-02002 at SSU T 1-12003 at SSU T 0-02003 at Chico W 2-12004 at SSU L 0-32004 at Chico L 1-22005 at Chico L 0-12005 at SSU T 1-12006 at SSU W 1-02006 at Chico T 0-02006 at La Jolla L 0-12007 at SSU W 1-02007 at Chico W 1-0

SSU leads 33-6-7

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Location: San Bernardino, CACoach: Diego Bocanegra

2007 Record: 8-8-4www.csusbathletics.com

Series1991 at SSU W 3-01992 at SSU W 2-11993 at CSUSB W 3-11994 at SSU W 2-01995 at CSUSB W 3-01997 at SSU W 3-21998 at CSUSB W 1-01999 at SSU W 4-02000 at SSU W 2-02001 at CSUSB L 2-32002 at SSU W 4-12003 at CSUSB L 0-12004 at CSUSB W 1-02005 at SSU W 2-02006 at SSU W 1-02007 at CSUSB L 1-2

SSU leads 13-3-0

CAL POLY POMONA

Location: Pomona, CACoach: Isabelle Harvey

2007 Record: 9-6-2www.csupomona.edu/athletics

Series1988 at SSU W 3-21990 at CCP W 4-11991 at SSU W 1-01992 at SSU W 1-01993 at SSU W 6-01994 at CCP W 4-11995 at SSU W 6-01997 at CPP L 1-41998 at CPP W 2-11998 at CPP L 0-11999 at SSU W 2-12000 at SSU W 1-02001 at CPP W 3-22002 at SSU L 1-32003 at CPP L 2-32004 at CPP T 0-02005 at SSU W 3-22006 at SSU W 2-12007 at CPP W 1-0

SSU leads 14-4-1

INTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATION

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DEPARTMENT INFORMATIONPhone _______________________________707-664-2521Fax _________________________________707-664-4104Website ______________________ sonomaseawolves.com

Director of Athletics _____________________ Bill Fusco Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director ________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director/SWA _____ Yvonne Burbank Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Representative _______ Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected] Analyst ________________ Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Manager _____________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: [email protected] Events Coordinator ___________ Megan Catton Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: [email protected]

Sports Information Phone ________________707-664-2358Sports Information Fax ___________________707-664-3291Sports Information Director ________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected]. Sports Info. Director ______________ Michael Palia Phone: 707-664-2478; E-Mail: [email protected] Training Phone __________________707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer _____________________ Dave Orr Phone: 707-664-2937; E-Mail: [email protected]. Athletic Trainer _____________________ Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: [email protected] Asst. Athletic Trainer ___________ Julie MillerGraduate Asst. Athletic Trainer _____ Andrew Simpkins

COACHES Baseball ______________________________ John Goelz Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball ______________________Pat Fuscaldo Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: [email protected]’s/Women’s Golf __________________ Val Verhunce Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer________________________ Marcus Ziemer Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ___________________ Steve Cunninghame Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: [email protected] ______________________________ Jaime Wallin Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: [email protected] _____________________________ Bear Grassl Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball ____________________ Mark Rigby Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Cross Country ________________ Mark James Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer ____________________ Luke Oberkirch Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ______________________ Tracey Prince Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Water Polo _______________ Coralie Simmons Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: [email protected]

BILL FUSCODIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSBill Fusco is now in his 12th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State Uni-versity. Under his leadership, SSU intercol-legiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure.

Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully moved into the CCAA, initi-ated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past Presi-dent of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently complet-ed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee.

As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operated a Division II intercol-legiate athletic program.

With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leader-ship in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.

Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy and their daughter Marissa (17). Their son Michael (21) attends Long Beach State University.

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SPORTS INFORMATIONInterview PolicyAll interviews with Sonoma State University Athletics administration, coaching staff members, and/or student-athletes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office. Please contact Assistant Athletics Director Brandon Bronzan at 707-664-2358. All interviews with student-athletes will be arranged around their academic class schedules and/or practice times.

Credential RequestsAll requests for media credentials and photography passes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office as early as possible. Only le-gitimate requests will be granted. All Photographers must shoot from the baselines, and positions are at the judgment of the game’s officials and/or the Sports Information Office at all times.

Media ServicesSonoma State University Sports Information uses computerized statistics. All working media will receive an official game program and notes, half-time box score, and a final game box score, including play-by-play scoring.

Post-Game ResultsThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office will provide faxing/e-mailing of the final game box score to media outlets of opposing teams. Please contact the Sports Information office with any special requests.

Visiting RadioStations wishing to broadcast games from Seawolf Gym must make arrangements with the Sports Information Office as early as possible to reserve space. There are no phone lines for radio use at soccer, baseball or softball.

Weekly ReleaseThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office produces a weekly release in .pdf format for all 13 sports that is posted to the athletics website (www.sonomaseawolves.com). If you would like to have a sport’s weekly release e-mailed directly to you, email Brandon Bronzan at [email protected] (be sure to indicate which sport(s) are being requested).

BRANDON BRONZAN ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Brandon Bronzan is in his sev-enth year as Sports Information Director and third as Assistant Athletics Director at Sonoma State University. Appointed to the Sports Information Direc-tor position in October 2002, Bronzan oversees publicity and media relations matters concerning the Sonoma State athletic department. In 2006, Bronzan was promoted to Assis-tant Athletics Director where he has additional responsibilities in the areas of scheduling, event management and website devel-opment, especially in the areas of e-commerce and audio/video streaming.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publica-tions Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will serve on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Com-mittee.

A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Cotati with his wife Tiffany and daughter Olivia.

MICHAEL PALIA ASSISTANT SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Michael Palia joins the Sonoma State Sports Information office in 2008. A recent graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Palia served as a student assistant in the Gauchos’ media relations department. There he served as the main contact for women’s tennis. Michael obtained his degree in Communication, with a minor in Sport Management.

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With a tradition of high academic standards, Sonoma State University offers its 8,000 students a friendly, safe and informal atmosphere in a beautiful campus setting. The 269-acre campus is one of the most requested in the CSU system and is located in California’s premier wine country 40 miles north of San Francisco. With 25 percent of its student body living on campus in both suite and apartment style campus housing, Sonoma is one of the most residential campuses within the California State University system. The university offers a student-centered education focused on personal attention, student support and a dynamic, rewarding community.

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

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Dedicated to the liberal arts and sciences and known for its active use of technology, the SSU educational experience fosters intellectual, cog-nitive, social and personal growth. The faculty and staff provide close mentoring relationships and an education that fosters ethical explora-tion, civic engagement, social responsibility, and global awareness combined with a solid foundation in an academic discipline.

As one of California’s premier public undergraduate institutions, SSU has a commitment to graduating students who have the ability to think critically and ethically and can effectively use information tech-nology.

Alumni Association The SSU Alumni Association is a non-profit corporation designed to support and further the development of SSU. The Association’s mis-sion is to provide service to Sonoma State University alumni as well as encourage and enhance their life-long relationship with the university. The Association sponsors alumni programs and events and provides student scholarships. Membership is open to graduates, former stu-dents, and friends of SSU.

Degree/Program OfferingsSonoma State is comprised of six schools: Arts and Humanities, Busi-ness and Economics, Education, Extended Education, Social Sciences, and Science and Technology. Degrees are offered in 41 majors and 46 minors at the bachelor’s level and 14 at the master’s level. The Univer-sity offers a joint master’s degree in mathematics with San Francisco State University and a joint doctorate in educational administration with California State University, Sacramento and the University of California, Davis. Sonoma State offers one of the only wine business programs in the country.

The University offers nine credential programs and eight undergradu-ate and graduate certificate programs. Basic teaching credential programs in education include multiple subject CLAD, multiple subject BCLAD, single subject, multiple subject CLAD with an early childhood education emphasis, and special education.

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