2009 Sonoma State Women's Soccer Media Guide

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�QUICK FACTSLocation: Rohnert Park, California (94928)Street Address: 1801 East Cotati Ave.Website: sonomaseawolves.comAthletics Phone: (707) 664-2521Athletics Fax: (707) 664-3291President: Dr. Ruben ArmiñanaDirector of Athletics: Bill FuscoFaculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Duane DoveEnrollment: 8,200Founded: 1961Colors: Navy (286), Columbia Blue (278), WhiteConference: California Collegiate Athletic Assoc.National Affiliation: NCAA Division IIHead Coach: Luke Oberkirch (15th season)Men’s Soccer Office Phone: (707) 664-2481Assistant Coaches: David Shaffer, Shannon Percell2008 Overall Record: 15-5-12008 CCAA Record: 10-3-1

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS: 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997NORTH DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 2003, 2006, 2008

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1990

table of contentsSchedule _____________________________ 4Coaches ____________________________ 6-7Roster ________________________________ 8Student-Athlete Bios _________________ 9-152008 Results __________________________ 162008 Game Recaps _________________ 17-232008 Statistics ________________________ 242008 CCAA Review ____________________ 25Post-Season Honors ____________________ 26All-Time Honors _______________________ 27Yearly Leaders ________________________ 28Post-Season History ____________________ 29Records __________________________ 30-31All-Time Results ____________________ 32-33All-Time Conference Standings ___________ 35Program History _______________________ 36All-Time Roster ________________________ 37Opponent Information ______________ 38-39Series Histories ________________________ 39Department Information _____________ 40-41

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2009 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Location TimeTue-Aug. 18 DOMINICAN (exh) ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pmFri-Aug. 21 SANTA ROSA JC (exh) ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pmSun-Aug. 23 ALUMNI (exh) ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pmTue-Aug. 25 UC SANTA CRUZ (exh) ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm

Fri-Aug. 28 HAWAII-HILO ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pmWed-Sep. 2 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pmSat-Sep. 5 Saint Martin’s Olympia, Wash. 3:00 pmMon-Sep. 7 Western Washington Bellingham, Wash. 11:30 amFri-Sep. 11 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pmSun-Sep. 13 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pmFri-Sep. 18 Cal Poly Pomona* Pomona, Calif. 3:00 pmSun-Sep. 20 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif. 11:30 amFri-Sep. 25 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pmSun-Sep. 27 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 amFri-Oct. 2 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif. 7:00 pmSun-Oct. 4 Cal State East Bay* Hayward, Calif. 11:30 amFri-Oct. 9 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pmSun-Oct. 11 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 11:30 amFri-Oct. 16 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif. 12:30 pmSun-Oct. 18 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif. 2:00 pmFri-Oct. 23 Chico State* Chico, Calif. 4:30 pmSun-Oct. 25 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif. 12:30 amFri-Oct. 30 Humboldt State Arcata, Calif. 7:00 pmSun-Nov. 1 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 2:00 pmNov. tba CCAA Tournament tba tbaNov. tba NCAA Far West Regionals tba tbaNov. tba NCAA Quarterfinals tba tbaDec. tba NCAA Championships tba tba

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Luke Oberkirch begins his 15th season as head coach of the women’s soccer team at Sonoma State University.

In 2008, the Seawolves turned in another outstanding season, reaching double digits in victories for the 18th time in the last 21 years at 15-5-1 overall. The Seawolves qualified for the CCAA Tournament as the No. 1 seed, finishing their conference season with a mark of 10-3-1. Following the year, junior defender Lindsay Catton was named the program’s first All-American since the 2000 season.

Since 1995, when he took over as head coach, Luke Oberkirch has complied a 177-79-26 overall record and a 117-47-22 mark in conference play. In his 14 complete seasons, Oberkirch has guided his team to seven first place finishes, including five 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 conference play before reaching the NCAA Championship game for the third time in nine years. For his leadership 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 Championship. 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 Montgomery 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 is currently coaching 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 Cloverdale 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)2008 15-5-1 10-3-1 1st (n)

Career Overall: 177-79-26Career Conference: 117-47-22

! 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 11 All-Americans •

HEAD COACH LUKE OBERKIRCH

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�ASSISTANT COACH DAVID SHAFFERA Sonoma County soccer fixture for over 25 years, Dave 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. Fol-lowing 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.

ASSISTANT COACH SHANNON PERCELLShannon Percell is in her first year as an assistant on the Seawolves women’s soccer team.

A 2001 graduate of the University of Montana with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a student-athlete on the women’s soccer team, Percell helped the Grizzlies to three Big Sky Championships (1997, 1999 and 2000) in her four-year career, including two appearances in the NCAA Tournament. As a freshman, she earned a spot on the Soccer Buzz All-Freshman West Region team and was named to the Freshman All-America Third Team. Not to mention, Shannon earned Big Sky All-Conference first team recognition all four years. Her team-mates voted her as the team’s Most Valuable Player as a sophomore, junior and as a senior and was also named to the NSCAA All-West Team in 1999 and 2000.

Following her fantastic collegiate career, Shannon moved on to play semi-professional soccer with the Seattle Sounders and the Boston Renegades. A team captain with the Sounders from 2003-05, she helped the team to an appearance in the W-League Final Four (2003) and a quarterfinalist in 2004 while being named to the All-Western Conference team in 2003 and 2005. In 2002 with the Renegades, Shannon was named as the Player of the Year after helping Boston to a W-Leage National Championship.

Most recently, Shannon coached Sonoma Academy to the North Coast Section Championship in 2007 and 2008.

A native of Tacoma, Wash., Shannon lives in Santa Rosa with her husband, Shawn, who is an assistant on the Sonoma State men’s soccer team.

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No Name Pos Yr Ht Hometown Last School00 Kate O’Banion GK Fr. 5-7 Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa HS

1 Courtney Grixti GK Jr. 5-7 San Ramon, Calif. California HS

2 Taylor Edmonds MF So. 5-5 Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa HS

3 Megan Cunningham MF So. 5-4 Torrance, Calif. West HS

4 Marissa Shaw D So. 5-2 Davis, Calif. Davis HS

5 Lindsay Catton MF Sr. 5-8 Rohnert Park, Calif. Rancho Cotate HS

6 Jaci Davey MF Jr. 5-5 San Jose, Calif. Presentation HS

7 Yasamin Liaghat D Fr. 5-4 Davis, Calif. Da Vinci HS

8 Casey Mokres F So. 5-6 Novato, Calif. San Marin HS

9 Macy Usher MF Fr. 5-11 Irvine, Calif. University HS

10 Ali Cheadle F Jr. 5-7 Morgan Hill, Calif. Valley Christian HS

11 Ashley Martin D Fr. 5-5 Davis, Calif. Davis HS

12 Jocelyn Puga MF Jr. 5-8 Folsom, Calif. Folsom HS

13 Katie Parucha MF So. 5-3 Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa HS

14 Tracy Webster F Sr. 5-0 Sebastopol, Calif. Analy HS

15 Meghan McGrew F Fr. 5-4 San Jose, Calif. Presentation HS

16 Bre Robles MF/D Fr. 5-8 Sonoma, Calif. Ursuline HS

17 Kiley Brown F So. 5-3 Novato, Calif. San Marin HS

18 Sara Studer D Fr. 5-7 Oceanside, Calif. El Camino HS

19 Holly Weaver MF Fr. 5-11 Chatsworth, Calif. Chatsworth HS

20 Libby Moyer F So. 5-9 Laguna Hills, Calif. Laguna Hills HS

21 Taylor Colacion D So. 5-8 La Habra, Calif. La Habra HS

22 Nicole Domecus MF/D Fr. 5-9 Novato, Calif. San Marin HS

23 Allison Kern D Jr. 5-8 South Lake Tahoe, Calif. South Tahoe HS

24 Alexis Sciacqua GK Fr. 5-6 Santa Rosa, Calif. Montgomery HS

RS Alexica Bosque MF Jr. 5-2 Santa Rosa, Calif. Saint Mary’s (CA)

RS Taylor Dawson D Fr. 5-2 Clovis, Calif. San Joaquin Memorial HS

RS Brittany Finitz MF Jr. 5-5 Santa Rosa, Calif. Ursuline HS

RS Samantha Jackson D Fr. 5-9 Novato, Calif. Marin Catholic HS

RS Shayla Mellenthin MF/D Fr. 5-9 San Ramon, Calif. California HS

RS Mia Minkler F Fr. 5-4 Pukalani, Hawaii King Kekaulike HS

2009 ROSTER

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�KILEYBROWN 17Position ��ForwardClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Novato, Calif.Last School �� San Marin High School 2008: Appeared in 14 games for the Seawolves as a freshman in 2008...scored two goals in her collegiate debut, a 2-0 win over Hawaii-Hilo (8/28/08)...also found net in a 5-1 win over Cal State Monterey Bay (9/21/08)...picked up an assist in her only start of the season, a 1-0 win over Cal State Stanislaus (9/14/08)...

took 12 shots on the year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Joins the Seawolves from San Marin High School in Novato...earned First Team All-MCAL honors as a senior...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.

CAREER STATISTICSYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2008 (Freshman) 14/1 12 3 2 8

LINDSAYCATTON 5Position �� MidfielderClass �� SeniorHometown �� Rohnert Park, Calif.Last School �� Rancho Cotate High School 2008: Turned in a tremendous junior campaign that culminated with Daktronics Second Team All-America honors...became the first Sonoma State women’s soccer All-American since 2000...was also named First Team All-CCAA and First Team All-West Region (NSCAA and Daktronics)...led the team

in scoring with nine goals despite being a defender...started all 21 games...scored two goals in a 5-1 win over Cal State Monterey Bay (9/21/08)...the team was 6-1-1 in game that she scored a goal in...took just 26 shots on the year, giving her a shot percentage of .346.

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 Christensen...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 (Freshman) 19/19 23 2 5 92007 (Sophomore) 18/18 18 1 4 62008 (Junior) 21/21 26 9 2 20Totals 58/58 67 12 11 35

ALICHEADLE 10Position ��ForwardClass �� JuniorHometown �� Morgan Hill, Calif.Last School �� Valley Christian High School 2008: Appeared in ten games as a sophomore...scored one goal, in a 5-1 victory over Cal State Mon-terey Bay (10/24/08)...attempted seven shots in total.

2007: Started 13 games during a promising fresh-man season...saw action in all 19 team games...scored

the game-winning 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 Championship 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.

CAREER STATISTICSYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2007 (Freshman) 19/13 13 1 0 22008 (Sophomore) 10/0 7 1 0 2Totals 29/13 20 2 0 4

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TAYLORCOLACION 21Position �� DefenderClass ��SophomoreHometown �� La Habra, Calif.Last School �� La Habra High School 2008: Was a starter in all 21 of the team’s games as a freshman...scored one goal and assisted on three others...picked up first collegiate point with an assist against nationally-ranked Western Washington (9/7/08)...scored her first goal in a 2-2 tie with Cal State San Bernardino (10/10/08)...attemped 30 shots on the season.

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 experience it provided...would like to work in event coordinating after graduation...is a fan of Derek Jeter and the New York Yan-kees...was her school’s homecoming queen as a senior...her favorite book is Brave New World.


MEGANCUNNINGHAM 3Position �� MidfielderClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Torrance, Calif.Last School ��West Torrance High School 2008: Appeared in every game as a freshman, earn-ing 13 starts in total...assisted on four goals...picked up her first collegiate point with an assist in Sonoma’s 7-0 rout of Western Oregon (9/4/08)...attempted ten shots on the season...named CCAA All-Academic.

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.


JACIDAVEY 6Position �� MidfielderClass�� JuniorHometown �� San Jose, Calif.Last School ��Presentation High School 2008: Ranked fourth on the team with six goals and 15 points...appeared in all 21 of the team’s matches...scored two goals in the Seawolves’ 7-0 rout of Western Oregon (9/4/08)...the Seawolves were a perfect 5-0 in games she scored in...picked up two game-winning goals on the season- against Cal State

L.A. (9/28/08) and Chico State (11/2/08)...attempted 22 shots and connected with the goal at a .273 clip.

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 superstitious...enjoys the Ellen DeGeneres Show...her biggest sports thrill was scoring the game-winner in double overtime in last year’s season finale at Humboldt State.


NICOLEDOMECUS 22Position �� Midfielder/DefenderClass�� FreshmanHometown �� Novato, Calif.Last School �� San Marin High School 2008: Redshirted for the Seawolves in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Marin Catholic High School and San Marin High School...earned All-MCAL honors in soccer and basketball...helped guide her squad to MCAL and NCS championships as a fresh-

man...named to Cal-North Olympic Development team...played for the top-ranked AAU Basketball team in the nation...also attended the University of San Francisco.

PERSONAL: Lists her big brother Steve as her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of the French national soccer team and star Thierry Henry...frequently has Harry Potter style dreams in which she can do magic.

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��TAYLOREDMONDS 2Position ��ForwardClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Manhattan Beach, Calif.Last School ��Mira Costa High School 2008: Capped off a tremendous freshman season by bringing home CCAA Freshman of the Year as well as Sonoma State Female Freshman of the Year honors...ranked third on the team with 16 points on five goals and six assists...started all 21 games...scored game-winning goals in back-to-back games,

against Humboldt State (10/19/08) and Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/08)...scored her first collegiate goal in a 7-0 blanking of Western Oregon (9/4/08)...her first multi-goal game came in Sonoma’s 5-1 win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/08)...picked up her first collegiate point on an assist in the Seawolves’ 6-0 victory at Hawaii-Hilo...named CCAA All-Academic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Came to Sonoma State from Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach...named to the All-Bay League squad...was a Second Team All-Area selection as a senior...honored as a Scholar-Athlete all four years.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of the great location and strong soccer program...her goal for 2009 is to lead the Seawolves to the NCAA Tournament...her favorite opponent to play against is Cal State Dominguez Hills...enjoys watching “chick flicks”.


COURTNEYGRIXTI 1Position �� GoalkeeperClass �� JuniorHometown ��San Ramon, Calif.Last School �� California High School 2008: Started all 21 games in the net for the Seawolves as a sophomore in 2008...recorded five shutouts and compiled a record of 15-5-1...made 48 saves on the season, including a season-high five in the CCAA Championship Tournament against Cal State Dominguez Hills...recorded back-to-back shut-

outs in league play against Cal State Stanislaus (9/14/08) and San Francisco State (9/19/08)....named CCAA All-Academic.

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 is 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 through 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.

GRIXTI, cont’dPERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of the location and the soccer program...lists her parents as her biggest influences as an athlete...is a fan of Manchester United...enjoys the music of Kings of Leon.

CAREER STATISTICS Year G/GS Min GA GAA Saves Sho2007 (Freshman) 19/19 1724 15 0.78 74 112008 (Sophomore) 21/21 1692 23 1.22 48 5Totals 40/40 3416 38 1.00 122 16

ALLISONKERN 23Position �� DefenderClass�� JuniorHometown �� South Lake Tahoe, Calif.Last School �� South Tahoe High School 2008: Started 20 of the team’s 21 games as a sopho-more...was a key to one of the better defenses in the CCAA...earned her first collegiate point on an assist in Sonoma’s 7-0 win over Western Oregon...attempted four shots on the year...participated in eight shutouts.

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)...participated 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 pro-gram...her most memorable sports moment was snapping an opponent’s two-year winning streak with her golden goal...enjoys the music of My Favorite Highway, John Mayer, and New Found Glory...is a fan of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix Suns.


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YASAMINLIAGHAT 7Position �� DefenderClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Davis, Calif.Last School �� Da Vinci High School 2008: Redshirted for Sonoma State in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity soccer for Davis High School...was a two-time (‘07 and ‘08) All-Delta Valley Conference selection...led her squad to the Sac Joaquin Section Championship in 2007.

PERSONAL: Wants to become a physical or occupational therapist after graduation...winning the section championship as a junior is her biggest sports thrill to date...is a fan of Manchester United, the San Francisco 49ers, and the New York Yankees.

ASHLEYMARTIN 11Position �� DefenderClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Davis, Calif.Last School �� Davis High School 2008: Redshirted for the Seawolves in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Da Vinci High School in Davis...played two years for Davis High School...received the Iron Woman Award from her club team...helped lead another club team to the

State Cup Quarterfinals as team captain.

PERSONAL: Would one day like to own her own business...lists her sister, Olivia, as her big-gest influence as an athlete...enjoys both Italian and Mexican food...likes the television show, Scrubs...her most memorable sports moment was scoring on a header to help her team advance to the State Cup Quarterfinals.

MEGHANMCGREW 15Position ��ForwardClass �� FreshmanHometown �� San Jose, Calif.Last School ��Presentation High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year varsity starter at Presentation High School in San Jose...named her squad’s Most Inspirational Player as a junior...helped lead the Panthers to a second place finish in the CCS Tournament.

PERSONAL: Lists her parents as her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of Manchester United and their former star David Beckham...her most memorable sports moment was scoring her first goal after coming back from ACL reconstruction and six months of physical therapy.

CASEYMOKRES 8Position ��ForwardClass��SophomoreHometown �� Novato, Calif.Last School �� San Marin High School

2008: Redshirted due to an injury.

2007: Appeared in nine games for the Seawolves as a freshman in 2007...made contributions on the defensive side.

HIGH SCHOOL: Came to Sonoma State from San Marin High School in Novato...played four seasons of soccer for the Mustangs.

PERSONAL: Says the Sonoma State Women’s Soccer Team is her favorite sports squad...lists her teammate, Ashley Martin, as her favorite athlete...enjoys cooking and baking...says Chico State is her favorite team to play against.


LIBBYMOYER 20Position ��ForwardClass��SophomoreHometown �� Laguna Hills, Calif.Last School �� Laguna Hills High School

2008: Had a very productive freshman season, tying for the team lead with seven assists... her seven assists tied the school record for a freshman... had two assists in a game twice, including in her second collegiate game, a 4-1 win at BYU-Hawaii (8/30/08)...also had two assists in a 5-1 win against Cal State Monterey

Bay (9/21/08)...started six games and appeared in 19 of the team’s 21 contests...attempted eight shots on the year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Joined the program from Laguna Hills High School...named Second Team All-Pacific Coast League as a senior...earned her team’s Coaches Award...scored four goals in the first round of the CIF Tournament...guided her club team to a league title.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma because of the soccer program and it was far enough away from home...would like to work in accounting, marketing, or finance after graduation...her most memorable sports moment was getting a red card in her last high school game...is a fan of the San Diego Chargers.

CAREER STATISTICSYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2007 (Freshman) 19/6 8 0 7 7IN

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��KATEO’BANION 00Position �� GoalkeeperClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Manhattan Beach, Calif.Last School ��Mira Costa High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach...earned 2009 Bay League Defensive Player of the Year honors...was her team’s MVP as a senior...picked up First Team All-Area honors as a senior as well...lettered three years in softball.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of its location, size, and soccer program...her most memorable game was going into double overtime with Palos Verdes to win Mira Costa’s fifth straight Bay League championship...likes to watch all VH1 reality shows...played in the Little League Softball World Series in Portland, Oregon as a 12-year old.

KATIEPARUCHA 13Position �� MidfielderClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Manhattan Beach, Calif.Last School ��Mira Costa High School

2008: Saw immediate playing time as a freshman, starting the first five games of the season...in total she started eight games and appeared in 19 of 21...had a goal and an assist in her third collegiate game, a 6-0 victory over Hawaii Pacific (9/1/08)...also scored a goal against Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/08)...finished

the season with two goals and two assists.

HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach before coming to Sonoma State...named Second Team All-Bay League as a senior...honored as a scholar athlete.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State for the soccer program...is a fan of Lamar Odom and the Los Angeles Lakers...likes to eat “everything”...her most memorable sports moment was beating Cal State Stanislaus in the mud last year at Seawolf Field...her goal for this season is to win the CCAA Championship Tournament.


JOCELYNPUGA 12Position �� MidfielderClass�� JuniorHometown �� Folsom, Calif.Last School ��Folsom High School

2008: Appeared in seven games as a sophomore in 2008...attempted three shots on the season, all of them on goal...the Seawolves were 5-2-0 in games she appeared in...named CCAA All-Academic.

2007: Saw action in all 19 games with eight starts as a freshman...started the final two games of the season...attempted 13 shots in total.

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 excel-lence in Government and History.

PERSONAL: Is a fan of Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Lakers...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.


BREROBLES 16Position �� Midfielder/DefenderClass�� FreshmanHometown �� Sonoma, Calif.Last School �� Ursuline High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sonoma Valley High School in Sonoma and Ursuline High School in Santa Rosa...was a Second Team All-League pick as a freshman and junior...earned Honorable Mention All-League honors as a senior.

PERSONAL: Decided on Sonoma State because she wanted to stay close to home...also recruited by the Air Force Academy and Dominican University.

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ALEXISSCIACQUA 24Position �� GoalkeeperClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Santa Rosa, Calif.Last School �� Montgomery High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Is a graduate of nearby Montgom-ery High School in Santa Rosa...earned Honorable Mention All-League honors for the Vikings as a senior.

PERSONAL: Wants to be a teacher after gradua-tion...picked Sonoma State because it was close to

home...supports Barcelona and lists Cristiano Ronaldo as her favorite player...lists her dad and brother as her biggest athletic influences.

MARISSASHAW 4Position �� DefenderClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Davis, Calif.Last School �� Davis High School

2008: Saw time in seven games as a freshman...the Seawolves outscored their opponents 28-2 in games she appeared in...fired two shots on the season and both of them were on goal.

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...also named to the Sacramento Bee Spring All-Metro Team in 2008.

PERSONAL: Wants to become an occupational therapist following graduation...is a fan of Manchester United and the San Francisco 49ers...considers her teammates to be her biggest influence as an athlete...her most memorable sports moment was winning the section title as a junior.


SARASTUDER 18Position �� DefenderClass�� FreshmanHometown �� Oceanside, Calif.Last School �� El Camino High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from El Camino High School in Oceanside...was a four-year varsity starter for the Wildcats...earned San Diego All-Academic Team honors as a junior and senior...named team captain as a senior...was a three-sport varsity letter winner (cross country, soccer, and track & field).

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma because of the soccer program and the location...is a fan of the L.A. Galaxy...considers Lance Armstrong to be her biggest athletic influence...biggest sports thrill was tying the game up with a PK in the Round of 8 at the State Cup.

MACYUSHER 9Position �� MidfielderClass�� FreshmanHometown ��Irvine, Calif.Last School �� University High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from University High School in Irvine.

HOLLYWEAVER 19Position �� MidfielderClass�� FreshmanHometown �� Chatsworth, Calif.Last School ��Chatsworth High School

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of high school soccer at Chatsworth High School...was a Principal’s Honor Roll selection all three years...named First Team All-League as a senior...was also a First Team All-City selection as a senior...helped guide her team to a Los Angeles City CIF Championship in ‘09.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the location and the strong soccer program...is a fan of Julie Foudy and the US Soccer Team...likes the watch The Office...her goals for this season are to work hard and learn a lot.

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��TRACYWEBSTER 14Position ��ForwardClass �� SeniorHometown ��Sebastopol, Calif.Last School �� Analy High School

2008: Had another nice season, finishing third on the team with seven goals and sixth with 14 points...led the team with 38 shots attempted...recorded a team-high three game-winning goals...started 17 times and appeared in all 21 of the Seawolves’ contests...netted two goals in a 7-0 drubbing of

Western Oregon (9/4/08)...scored four goals in a three-game stretch from September 4th to 14th...found the net in the final two games of the regular season, against Cal State Stanislaus (10/31/08) and Chico State (11/2/08).

2007: Tied for the team lead with four goals in ‘07...named All-CCAA Honorable Men-tion...second on the team with eight points...scored both goals in a 2-0 blanking of San Francisco 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-win-ning 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...lists Shark Week as her favorite thing to watch on television.

CAREER STATISTICSYear G/GS Sh Gl Ast Pts2006 (Freshman) 21/9 41 7 2 182007 (Sophomore) 19/18 35 4 0 82008 (Junior) 21/17 38 7 0 14Totals 61/44 114 18 2 38

ALEXICABOSQUE Position �� ForwardClass �� JuniorHometown �� Santa Rosa, Calif.Last School �� Saint Mary’s (CA)

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TAYLORDAWSON Position ��DefenderClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Clovis, Calif.Last School �� San Joaquin Memorial HS

BRITTANY FINITZPosition ��MidfielderClass �� JuniorHometown �� Santa Rosa, Calif.Last School �� Ursuline High School

SAMANTHA JACKSONPosition ��DefenderClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Novato, Calif.Last School �� Marin Catholic HS

SHAYLA MELLENTHIN Position ��Midfielder/DefenderClass �� FreshmanHometown ��San Ramon, Calif.Last School �� California High School

MIAMINKLER Position �� ForwardClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Pukalani, HawaiiLast School �� King Kekaulike HS

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8/28 at Hawaii-Hilo W 2-0 100 Brown 2

8/30 at BYU-Hawaii W 4-1 70 Bosque 2, Catton, Finitz

9/1 at Hawaii Pacific W 6-0 50 Bosque 2, Bro. Peterson, Brawley, Davey, Parucha

9/4 WESTERN OREGON W 7-0 128 Webster 2, Davey 2, Catton, Edmonds, Finitz

9/6 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 1-2 247 Webster

9/14 at No. 24 Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-0 220 Webster

9/19 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 2-0 182 Brawley 2

9/21 CSU MONTEREY BAY* W 5-1 197 Catton 2, Edmonds, Brawley, Brown

9/24 HUMBOLDT STATE* W 2-1 200 Bosque, Bri. Peterson

9/28 CAL STATE L.A.* W 3-2 (ot) 221 Bri. Peterson, Catton, Davey

10/3 at UC San Diego* L 1-2 (ot) 586 Catton

10/5 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 2-6 176 Webster, Brawley

10/10 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* T 2-2 253 Colacion, Catton

10/12 CAL POLY POMONA* W 3-0 279 Bosque 2, Catton

10/15 ACADEMY OF ART W 1-0 49 Bri. Peterson

10/19 at Humboldt State* W 2-1 (ot) 60 Bri. Peterson, Edmonds

10/24 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 5-1 100 Edmonds 2, Catton, Parucha, Cheadle

10/26 at San Francisco State* L 0-2 237 --

10/31 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* W 3-2 (ot) 105 Davey, Bosque, Webster

11/2 CHICO STATE* W 2-0 203 Davey, Webster

11/7 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills* L 0-2 1234 --

* CCAA game; ^ CCAA Championship Tournament (Carson), % NCAA West Regional Championship (Carson).

2008 Results

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Hawaii-Hilo 0August 28, 2008 • Hilo, Hawaii

HILO, Hawaii- It takes most first-year players a while to get acclimated to the college game. That rule appar-ently doesn’t apply to Kiley Brown as the Sonoma State freshman from Novato scored both goals in a 2-0 win over Hawaii-Hilo in the season opener for both clubs on Thursday in Hilo.

It is the third straight year that the Seawolves have opened up the season with a shutout win. They defeated Grand Canyon (2-0) in 2007 and Western Oregon (3-0) in 2006.

Said head coach Luke Oberkirch, “This was a very good win for us. Hilo is a good team.”

After a slow first half in which neither team was able to generate many scoring opportunities, the Seawolves excelled in the second. Brown’s first strike came just after the 67-minute mark as she gathered a loose ball in front of the net and scored. Her second goal was exactly seven minutes later as she beat a defender, then blasted a ball to the upper right corner.

“We came out kind of slow in the first half, but we played great in the second half,” commented Oberkirch, “I think our strong conditioning really made the difference.”

The Seawolves held a 12-8 shot advantage in the contest. Courtney Grixti made three saves in goal to record the shutout.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 0 2 - - - 2Hawaii-Hilo 0 0 - - - 0

SCORING: Brown (SSU) 67:02, Brown (SSU) 74:02.

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BYU-HAWAII 1August 30, 2008 • Laie, Hawaii

LAIE, Hawaii- For the second game in a row, a Sonoma State newcomer scored two goals to lead the Seawolves to a win. On Thursday it was Kiley Brown. On Saturday it was Alexica Bosque’s turn as the sophomore led the Seawolves past BYU-Hawaii, 4-1. The win lifts Sonoma State to 2-0-0 on the season.

Lindsay Catton commenced the scoring with an unas-sisted goal in the 34th minute that hit the crossbar and rattled in. The score would stay 1-0 throughout the rest of the first half and well into the second before Brittany Finitz scored in the 58th minute off a Jackie Blumenthal assist.

With her team up 2-0, Bosque connected on the first of her two strikes in the 62nd minute off an assist from Libby Moyer. Her second goal came with under a minute left after a phenomenal long run through defense the left the crowd and her coach impressed. Said Luke Oberkirch, “Alexica’s run was simply amazing.”

The Seasiders would get one goal back, in the 89th minute by Kahanu Ah Puck.

The Seawolves out shot the Seasiders 12-8 and led in corners, 9-4. Said Oberkirch, “it was a tough, muddy field, but again our conditioning made the difference. We were very strong in the second half.”

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 1 3 - - - 4BYU-Hawaii 0 1 - - - 1

SCORING: Catton (SSU) 33:01, Finitz (SSU) 57:47, Bosque (SSU) 61:45, Ah Puck (BYUH) 88:22, Bosque (SSU) 89:05.

sonoma state 6hawaii pacific 0

September 1, 2008 • Honolulu, Hawaii

KANEOHE, Hawaii- Sonoma State got two more goals from Alexica Bosque and solid contributions from up and down the roster on Monday as they shut out Hawaii Pacific 6-0 at Atherton Field in Oahu. The win wraps up a 3-0-0 road trip to Hawaii in which they outscored their opponents 12-1.

The Seawolves are off to a 3-0-0 start for the first time since 2004, when they also won their first three to open the season.

The Seawolves were dominant all day long, outshooting the Sea Warriors 31-4 in the match. Brooke Peterson got the scoring started in just the sixth minute when she scored off a header from a Katie Parucha cross. The score would remain 1-0 for most of the first half before a couple of quick Alexica Bosque goals gave the Seawolves some breathing room at the break.

A transfer from Saint Mary’s, Bosque has had a very impressive debut for the Seawolves, scoring four goals in her first three games. Her four goals would have tied for the team lead last season.

A scoring flurry late in the game doubled a 3-0 Sonoma State lead into the 6-0 final. Kayce Brawley’s first goal of the season came in the 75th minute to start the run. Just over four minutes later, Jaci Davey scored off a Taylor Ed-monds assist. The final strike occurred in the 87th minute when Parucha netted one off a Brawley assist.

Coach Oberkirch was thrilled with how his team ended the Hawaiian trip, “We got great contributions from everyone on our roster. Our depth has really been the difference so far. Now we just have to carry it over to the rest of the season.”

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 3 3 - - - 6Hawaii Pacific 0 0 - - - 0

SCORING: Bro. Peterson (SSU) 5:33, Bosque (SSU) 34:36, Bosque (SSU) 38:15, Brawley (SSU) 74:30, Davey (SSU) 78:55, Parucha (SSU) 86:59.

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SONOMA STATE 7WESTERN OREGON 0

September 4, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- In their 2008 home opener, the Sonoma State women’s soccer team scored more goals than they have at home in over a decade in a 7-0 rout of Western Oregon. The Seawolves stay perfect on the season at 4-0-0 while the Wolves drop to 2-1-0.

The last time the Seawolves scored seven goals in a home game was on October 7, 1997 when they blanked Cal State Hayward (now Cal State East Bay) by the same 7-0 score. The Seawolves have now scored 19 goals in four games this season, two more than they scored in 19 games in 2007.

Said head coach Luke Oberkirch, “I knew goals would come, but I didn’t know they’d come this fast.”

The Seawolves wasted little time on Thursday, welcoming the Wolves to Seawolf Field with a goal in the 14th minute by Tracy Webster. Webster received a feed from Brittany Peterson and slotted it home. The lead was doubled just three minutes later when Lindsay Catton netted a long strike from the left shortly after a corner kick.

The fans wouldn’t have to wait long for more fireworks as freshman Taylor Edmonds netted her first goal of the season just three minutes later off a double assist by Alli-son Kern and Alexica Bosque. Webster scored her second goal of the game in the 28th minute, again off a Brittany Peterson assist. Her score capped off a flurry of four goals in just over 13 minutes of play and pretty much ended any hopes of a Western Oregon comeback.

Shortly before halftime, Jaci Davey scored the first of her two goals on the day when she received a rebound off her own shot and beat the keeper.

Up 5-0 at the break, the Seawolves didn’t let off the gas, tacking on another score just ten minutes into the second when Brittany Finitz scored her second goal of the season off a beautiful pass into the box by Megan Cunningham.

Davey’s second goal of the game, with under a minute remaining, set the final score at 7-0.

Courtney Grixti and Megan Foertsch split time in the net to combine for the shutout. The Seawolves have allowed just one goal all season long.

“I was a little concerned about a letdown after our trip to Hawaii. However, there was no letdown today and victories like this are a testament to our team’s depth.”

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TWestern Oregon 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma State 5 2 - - - 7

SCORING: Webster (SSU) 14:11, Catton (SSU) 17:12, Edmonds (SSU) 20:57, Webster (SSU) 27:31, Davey (SSU) 41:57, Finitz (SSU) 55:37, Davey (SSU) 89:06.

WESTERN WASHINGTON 2SONOMA STATE 1


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Western Washington’s Emily Frank-land had a goal and an assist, including the game-winner in the 87th minute, to lead the Vikings past Sonoma State 2-1 on Sunday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The win lifts the Vikings to 3-1-0 on the year while the Seawolves finally see a blemish on their record, falling to 4-1-0.

Sonoma State head coach Luke Oberkirch said after the match, “You need to have a very good performance to beat a team like Western Washington. We just had a good performance.”

In an up-and-down game with plenty of counter attacks and scoring opportunities, Western Washington would break through first when, in the 25th minute, Claire Morgan scored off a Frankland assist.

Sonoma State would tie things up ten minutes later when Taylor Colacion lobbed one into Tracy Webster, who beat the keeper. It was the third goal of the season for Webster, a junior from Sebastopol.

Both teams had opportunities to score in the second half, but the goalkeepers played well and the defenses did a nice job of keeping the ball out of the net. SSU had several point-blank chances in the first half, only to be denied by WWU goalkeeper Kylie Broadbent, who tied SSU’s Courtney Grixti with three saves in the game.

Said Oberkirch, “We really needed to find that second goal. We had some opportunities, but couldn’t get it in the net.”

The winning score came on somewhat of a scramble in front of the net. Frankland emerged with the ball, then poked it past Grixti, to give the Vikings a one-goal lead with just 3:26 to play in regulation. The Seawolves were unable to find the equalizer in the waning moments.

“They (WWU) just played better than we did in the second half,” commented Oberkirch.

WWU had a decisive edge in shots, 14-5 overall and 8-1 in the second half, but the game was played much closer than that number would indicate.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TWestern Washington 1 1 - - - 2Sonoma State 1 0 - - - 1

SCORING: Morgan (WWU) 24:40, Webster (SSU) 34:35, Frankland (WWU) 86:34.

sonoma state 1No. 24 CAL STATE STANISLAUS 0

September 14, 2008 • Turlock, Calif.

TURLOCK, Calif- A first half goal by Tracy Webster held up on Sunday afternoon as Sonoma State took a road victory from No. 24 Cal State Stanislaus by a 1-0 margin. The win lifts the Seawolves to 5-1-0, 1-0-0 CCAA on the season. The Warriors drop to 4-1-1, 0-1-0 CCAA.

Though the Warriors had several opportunities early, it would be the Seawolves capitalizing when Webster punched the ball past the keeper off a double assist by freshman Kiley Brown and Taylor Edmonds.

It was the fourth goal of the season for Webster, a sopho-more from Sebastopol, tying her for the team lead with Alexica Bosque.

The Seawolves would be out shot 8-4 in the first half, but they stepped up the pressure in the second, out shooting the Warriors 6-3 in an attempt to get an insurance goal. That goal would not come, but it would not matter as goalkeeper Courtney Grixti and the defensive unit of Lindsay Catton, Maddy Drake, and Allison Kern, among others held strong.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 1 0 - - - 1Cal State Stanislaus 0 0 - - - 0

SCORING: Webster (SSU) 19:18.

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SAN FRANCISCO STATE 0September 19, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Senior Kayce Brawley scored twice in the second half on Friday afternoon to lead the 16th-ranked Sonoma State women’s soccer team to a 2-0 win over San Francisco State at Seawolf Field in Rohnert Park. The win preserves the Seawolves’ perfect CCAA record as they go to 6-1-0, 2-0-0 CCAA. The Gators fall to 3-3-1, 2-1-0 CCAA.

At 6-1-0, the Seawolves are off to their best start since 1999, when they were 6-0-1 through their first seven games.

Head coach Luke Oberkirch was pleased with his team’s performance, saying “This was a good victory against a team that was on a roll (SF State knocked off No. 3 UC San Diego and Cal State Dominguez Hills last weekend).”

Despite not playing in the first half, or at all in the previous two games, Brawley wasted little time making her mark, scoring the game’s first goal just three minutes into the second period. Megan Cunningham crossed the ball from the left where it skipped off Taylor Edmonds and right to Brawley, who poked it in.

“I’m really proud of Kayce,” said Oberkirch, “After not playing in a couple games, to come right in and make a difference like that is outstanding. She’s an experienced player and she knows where to be.”

In the 78th minute, Brawley scored again, this time off the rebound of a shot by Brooke Peterson. Peterson was credited with an assist on the play.

The Seawolves’ defense was superb all game long, limit-ing the Gators to just three shots. SF State did attempt five corner kicks, but they were limited in actual scoring threats by the SSU back line.

Coach Oberkirch also pointed out the play of Edmonds, a freshman from Manhattan Beach, “I thought Taylor played a great game from start to finish.”

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSan Francisco State 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma State 0 2 - - - 2

SCORING: Brawley (SSU) 48:14, Brawley (SSU) 77:12.

No. 16 SONOMA STATE 5CSU MONTEREY BAY 1


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team scored three times in the second half to pull away from Cal State Monterey Bay on Saturday, cruising to a 5-1 win in CCAA action at Seawolf Field. The sixteenth-ranked Seawolves improve to 7-1-0, 3-0-0 CCAA. The Otters are now 0-7-1, 0-4-0 CCAA.

Freshman Taylor Edmonds found the game’s first goal in the 17th minute when she poked one in off an assist from her fellow freshman, Taylor Colacion. The Otters would tie it up seventeen minutes later when Alyssa Mathesen scored from deep, making it a 1-1 game.

Head coach Luke Oberkirch said, “It took us a while to get into our game today.” However, once they got going, the Seawolves were tough to stop.

In the 40th minute, the Seawolves edged ahead again as Kayce Brawley intercepted the ball from a defender and quickly shuffled it into the goal.

Despite being out shot in the second half, the Seawolves outscored the Otters 3-0, thanks to a pair of goals from center back Lindsay Catton. Freshman Kiley Brown also scored and two of the goals were by way of assists from another freshman, Libby Moyer.

Said Oberkirch, “We’re getting points from up and down the roster. We’re extremely deep throughout the whole team and that really comes to effect on Sundays.”

Courtney Grixti went the first 73 minutes in goal before giving way to freshman Emma Dearman. The Seawolves out shot the Otters 12-8 in the game and had a 10-3 edge in corners.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCSU Monterey Bay 1 0 - - - 1Sonoma State 2 3 - - - 5

SCORING: Edmonds (SSU) 16:13, Mathesen (CSUMB) 33:10, Brawley (SSU) 39:30, Catton (SSU) 46:01, Brown (SSU) 68:12, Catton (SSU) 69:46.

No. 16 SONOMA STATE 2HUMBOLDT STATE 1


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- In what head coach Luke Oberkirch called his team’s most complete performance of the year, the Sonoma State women’s soccer team defeated Hum-boldt State 2-1 on Wednesday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The seventh-ranked Seawolves run their winning streak to four in a row as they go to 8-1-0, 4-0-0 on the season. The Lumberjacks drop to 6-3-1, 2-1-1 CCAA.

Said Oberkirch, “I felt that we played our finest game of the year. We were dynamic off the ball and incredible in terms of possession.” The Seawolves allowed the Lumber-jacks to get off just one shot.

The Seawolves got out of the gate early when Alexica Bosque collected her fifth goal of the season, off an assist from Taylor Edmonds. The goal came in the eighth minute and just four minutes later, the ‘Jacks would counter when Allison Lawrence scored an unassisted goal on a breakaway. With two goals on the board in under 12 minutes, it looked like a shootout might be in the works. The SSU defense, however, thought otherwise.

After Lawrence’s goal at the 11:36 mark, the ‘Jacks would not get off another shot. The Seawolves, on the other hand, would have many opportunities. They would finally capitalize just three minutes after the break when Brittany Peterson recovered the ball in a scramble in front of the net, poking it to the net to make it 2-1.

It was the third consecutive game in which the Seawolves scored a goal in the first four minutes of the second half.

In addition to the shot advantage, the Seawolves led 7-1 on corner kicks and 10-7 in fouls.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - THumboldt State 1 0 - - - 1Sonoma State 1 1 - - - 2

SCORING: Bosque (SSU) 7:34, Lawrence (HSU) 11:36, Bri. Peterson (SSU) 48:12.

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No. 7 SONOMA STATE 3CAL STATE L.A. 2


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sophomore Jaci Davey headed the ball home off a beautiful cross from Libby Moyer three minutes into overtime to give the seventh-ranked Seawolves a 3-2 come-from-behind win over Cal State L.A. on Sunday afternoon in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves capture their fifth consecutive victory and improve to 9-1-0, 5-0-0 CCAA on the season. The Golden Eagles drop to 1-6-1, 0-5-0 CCAA.

Head coach Luke Oberkirch was pleased with his team’s win, stating “We showed a lot of guts today. This was a good win against a very good defensive team.”

The Seawolves found the game’s first goal just 2:29 in when Taylor Edmonds’ corner kick found Brittany Peter-son, who poked it in. With such a quick goal, it looked like the Seawolves might pile on a few more goals in the first half, however, the Golden Eagles tightened up their defense and would not allow another goal for nearly 78 minutes.

In the meantime, CSULA’s Khadijah Greenwood single-handedly put her team in fine position. First, on a counter attack in the 34th minute, Greenwood got the ball alone and in the clear, lofting a shot over SSU goalkeeper Courtney Grixti and into the net.

In the 73rd, with the score tied 1-1, Greenwood struck again, this time getting a feed from Sarah Le and again lofting it over Grixti.

Trailing 2-1, the Seawolves dug deep, controlling the ball and putting the pressure on the CSULA defense. They finally broke through in the 81st minute when a Lindsay Catton free kick took a fortuitous bounce, over the Golden Eagle keeper and into the net.

In overtime, the Seawolves got the game-winner when Moyer got the ball near the base line and sent a perfect cross that was met by the head of Davey and re-directed into the net.

Said Oberkirch, “I can’t say enough about the play of Jaci, Libby, and all of our reserves. What a great goal!”

“Today we showed that we have the ability to come back in a game,” said Oberkirch. In fact, it was the first time the Seawolves have come from behind to win a game this season.

The Seawolves out shot the Golden Eagles 16-4 and held a 7-2 edge in corners.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCal State L.A. 1 1 0 - - 2Sonoma State 1 1 1 - - 3

SCORING: Bri. Peterson (SSU) 2:29, Greenwood (CSULA) 33:04, Greenwood (CSULA) 72:57, Catton (SSU) 80:08, Davey (SSU) 93:15.

UC SAN DIEGO 2No. 12 sonoma state 1

October 3, 2008 • La Jolla, Calif.

LA JOLLA, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team played their second overtime game in a row on Friday night, but this time it would be their opponents celebrating a golden goal as UC San Diego prevailed, 2-1. The 12th-ranked Seawolves (9-2-0, 5-1-0 CCAA) fall for just the second time this season and see their perfect CCAA record come to an end. UC San Diego improves to 8-2-1, 5-2-0 CCAA.

Sonoma State scored the first goal of the game just after the 33-minute mark when Lindsay Catton headed the ball in off a corner by Libby Moyer. It was the team-high sixth goal of the season for Catton as well as the team-high sixth assist of the year for Moyer.

The Seawolves would hold on to their 1-0 lead through the end of the first half and for the first part of the second half before the Tritons equalized. The tying goal came from Natasha Belak-Berger on a penalty kick.

Foul trouble would plague the Seawolves, especially in the second half. Sonoma was whistled for 20 fouls in the game compared to just ten for UCSD. The margin was even larger in the second half, 12-2, and both yellows in the game were shown to SSU.

The game-winning goal came in the sixth minute of over-time when Belak-Berger scored her second goal of the game. This time, it came off a pass from Sarah McTigue, allowing Belak-Berger to beat SSU keeper Courtney Grixti to the left post.

The Seawolves and Tritons each attempted 11 shots and four corner kicks in the game.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 1 0 - - - 1UC San Diego 0 1 1 - - 2

SCORING: Catton (SSU) 33:05, Belak-Berger (UCSD) 68:40, Belak-Berger (UCSD) 95:23.

CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 6No. 12 SONOMA STATE 2

October 5, 2008 • Carson, Calif.

CARSON, Calif- Cal State Dominguez Hills scored four times in the second half alone to stun Sonoma State 6-2 on Sunday afternoon in Carson. It was the second straight loss for the 12th-ranked Seawolves as they fall to 9-3-0, 5-2-0 CCAA. The Toros improve to 8-5-0, 6-2-0 CCAA.

Melanie DeSalvo scored the first goal of the game for Dominguez Hills in the sixth minute off an assist by Paige Peel. The Seawolves would be quick to answer when, just four minutes later, Tracy Webster netted her fifth goal of the season via a Megan Cunningham assist.

Just over two minutes before halftime, the Seawolves took their only lead of the contest when Kayce Brawley scored off a Katie Parucha feed to make it 2-1. The strike was Brawley’s fifth goal of the season as well. It looked like the Seawolves would enter the half with a lead, but the Toros had other plans, tying things at two with a Paige Peel goal just seventeen seconds before the break.

The second half was all Toros. Though the shot count was close (just 10-9 in favor of CSUDH), four of the Toros’ shots found net. The first two came off the foot of Jessica Murphy to quickly turn a 2-2 tie into a 4-2 Dominguez lead. In the 73rd minute, Karina Jahn scored her first goal of the season. Two minutes laster Kelly Vasquez posted her fourth, to make it a 6-2 Toro advantage.

The six goals were easily the most allowed by the Seawolves this season. Coming into Sunday’s match, the Seawolves had allowed just nine goals all season long.

The Seawolves actually out shot the Toros in the game, 19-15. The shot advantage was 10-5 in favor of Sonoma in the first half.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 2 0 - - - 2CSU Dominguez Hills 2 4 - - - 6

SCORING: DeSalvo (CSUDH) 5:40, Webster (SSU) 9:46, Brawley (SSU) 42:46, Peel (CSUDH) 44:43, Murphy (CSUDH) 55:13, Murphy (CSUDH) 70:33, Jahn (CSUDH) 72:20, Vasquez (CSUDH) 74:52.

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CSU SAN BERNARDINO 2October 10, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Despite out-shooting Cal State San Bernardino by a wide margin, the Sonoma State women’s soccer team had to settle for a 2-2 tie with the Coyotes on Friday at Seawolf Field in Rohnert Park. The 23rd-ranked Seawolves earn their first draw of the season as they go to 9-3-1, 5-2-1 CCAA. The Coyotes are now 7-3-3, 5-2-2 CCAA.

Despite being a little frustrated with the end result, head coach Luke Oberkirch was encouraged by his team’s performance, saying, “We played really well. I’m proud of the way we performed.”

The Seawolves held the Coyotes to just three shots and through the first half CSUSB actually had more goals than shots (1-0).

Sonoma State got on the board early when Taylor Colacion collected her first collegiate goal off an assist by fellow freshman Libby Moyer in the eighth minute. It was Moyer’s CCAA leading seventh assist of the season.

The Seawolves would lead 1-0 for most of the first half, but in the 43rd minute a ball deflected off an SSU player and into their net for an own goal.

The score stayed tied until 71st minute when CSUSB’s Kristina Gomez took advantage of a defensive letdown and beat SSU keeper Courtney Grixti in a one-on-one situation. Trailing late, the Seawolves would find the equalizer in the 75th when a Lindsay Catton free kick bounced once and into the right corner of the net in front of a stunned Coyote defense. It was Catton’s team-high seventh goal of the season.

Sonoma would have several promising opportunities late in the game and in overtime, including a shot by Taylor Edmonds that hit the cross bar and the ensuing rebound shot by Jaci Davey that went wide in the 105th.

Said Oberkirch, “We had a few close calls, but that’s the way it goes sometimes.”

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCSU San Bernardino 1 1 - - - 2Sonoma State 1 1 - - - 0

SCORING: Colacion (SSU) 7:34, own goal (CSUSB) 42:02, Gomez (CSUSB) 70:58, Catton (SSU) 74:16.

No. 23 SONOMA STATE 3CAL POLY POMONA 0

October 12, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State scored three times in the first half, then cruised in the second to a 3-0 victory over Cal Poly Pomona in CCAA women’s soccer action on Sunday afternoon in Rohnert Park. Alexica Bosque scored the first two goals as the 23rd-ranked Seawolves improve to 10-3-1, 6-2-1 CCAA. The Broncos fall to 6-6-2, 3-6-1 CCAA.

“This was a good win for us after Friday’s tough tie,” said SSU head coach Luke Oberkirch.

Bosque got the game’s first goal in just the fourth minute when she was set up by a lob from freshman Megan Cun-ningham. Twenty minutes later, Bosque doubled the lead when she found net off a Brittany Peterson feed.

Said Oberkirch, “Those were two great goals by Alexica. She’s been working real hard and she definitely deserved them.”

Right before the half, the Seawolves put the game away when a Brittany Finitz corner kick was headed by Taylor Colacion and then booted in by Lindsay Catton. It was the team-leading eighth goal of the year for the Seawolves’ defender.

Courtney Grixti and the Sonoma State defense was solid, allowing just eight shots and preserving the shutout. Many of the Broncos’ shots were from a distance.

The Seawolves out shot the Broncos 13-8.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCal Poly Pomona 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma State 3 0 - - - 3

SCORING: Bosque (SSU) 4:00, Bosque (SSU) 24:30, Catton (SSU) 42:00.

SONOMA STATE 1ACADEMY OF ART

October 15, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Though it wouldn’t be classified as one of their best performances of the year, the Sonoma State women’s soccer team was just good enough for a 1-0 win over upstart Academy of Art on Wednesday afternoon at Seawolf Field. The non-conference victory pushes the Seawolves’ record to 11-3-1. The Urban Knights fall to 2-9-1.

Said SSU head coach Luke Oberkirch, “It didn’t seem like we could put the ball in the net today for anything. You have to give credit to AAU...they did a good job. They have some very good players.”

The Seawolves had several chances to score early, but shot attempts continuously avoided the net by mere feet. SSU was finally able to break through in the 25th minute. Taylor Edmonds poked the ball on a quick corner to Brittany Peterson, who sliced it through the Urban Knight defense. It was the third goal of the year for Peterson and the sixth assist for Edmonds.

Oberkirch used his reserve squad for most of the second half. 23 different Sonoma State players saw the field in all.

Sonoma State had a 16-2 advantage in shot attempts and a 5-0 edge in corners. Courtney Grixti and Emma Dear-man combined for the team’s seventh shutout of the year.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TAcademy of Art 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma State 1 0 - - - 1

SCORING: Bri. Peterson (SSU) 24:42.

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SONOMA STATE 2HUMBOLDT STATE 1October 19, 2008 • Arcata, Calif.

ARCATA, Calif- Freshman Taylor Edmonds scored the game-winner seven minutes into overtime to give Sonoma State a 2-1 win over Humboldt State on Sunday afternoon in Arcata. The Seawolves used a dominating overtime performance to pick up their 12th win of the season and go to 12-3-1, 7-2-1 CCAA overall. The Lumber-jacks fall to 8-7-1, 4-5-1 CCAA.

The Seawolves took a 1-0 lead in the 33rd minute when Brittany Peterson scored off a Lindsay Catton free kick. Their lead would hold until the 56th minute when the ‘Jacks broke through on a Megan Kobler strike.

After 90 minutes of fairly even play (shots were tied at 16 entering OT), the Seawolves controlled play in overtime. Their first two shots of the extra frame missed, but Edmonds made sure that the third time was the charm when she collected a pass from Brittany Peterson and drove it into the net.

The victory completes a season sweep of Sonoma State over Humboldt State. Both games were decided by 2-1 scores.

Courtney Grixti made four saves while her counterpart, Kelly Sandberg of Humboldt, posted ten.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 1 0 1 - - 2Humboldt State 0 1 0 - - 1

SCORING: Bri. Peterson (SSU) 32:03, Kobler (HSU) 55:20, Edmonds (SSU) 97:03.

SONOMA STATE 5CSU MONTEREY BAY 1

October 24, 2008 • Seaside, Calif.

SEASIDE, Calif- Freshman forward Taylor Edmonds scored two goals, both of them in a dominant first half, as Sonoma State drilled Cal State Monterey Bay 5-1 in CCAA action on Friday in Seaside. The Seawolves scored four times in the first half and then put it on cruise control as they improve to 13-3-1, 8-2-1 CCAA on the year. The Otters fall to 1-17-1, 0-13-0 CCAA.

It was the second time this year that the Seawolves have beaten the Otters by a 5-1 score.

Sonoma State’s leading scorer, Lindsay Catton wasted little time getting the Seawolves on the board on Friday as she scored from 30 yards out just 49 seconds in. Quick goals are nothing new to the junior who owns the school record for quickest goal to start a game (:20). It was Catton’s ninth goal of the season.

The Seawolves made it 2-0 in the sixth minute when Edmonds scored the first of her two goals off an assist from Brittany Peterson.

The score would remain 2-0 for much of the first half, but two more Sonoma goals in the last 12 minutes gave them an insurmountable 4-0 lead. Edmonds picked up goal number two at the 33:01 mark and then another freshman, Katie Parucha, scored in the 41st minute off an assist from Jaci Davey.

Davey would also have the assist on the Seawolves’ final goal of the game, which came off the boot of Ali Cheadle in the 51st minute.

CSUMB got one goal back, at the 75 minute mark, to make it a 5-1 final score.

Sonoma State out shot Cal State Monterey Bay by a 19-8 margin. They also had a 6-3 edge in corner kicks.

Courtney Grixti played the first half in goal for Sonoma State. Emma Dearman came in relief in the the second half and made two saves.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 4 1 - - - 5CSU Monterey Bay 0 1 - - - 1

SCORING: Catton (SSU) 0:49, Edmonds (SSU) 5:12, Edmonds (SSU) 33:01, Parucha (SSU) 40:05, Cheadle (SSU) 50:21, Matheson (CSUMB) 75:01.

san francisco state 2sonoma state 0

October 26, 2008 • San Francisco, Calif.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team was shut out for the first time this season as San Francisco State emerged with a 2-0 win on Sunday in San Francisco. The loss snaps a four-game winning streak for the Seawolves as they drop to 13-4-1, 8-3-1 CCAA. The Gators improve to 12-6-2, 10-3-1 CCAA.

The win gives the Gators a six-point lead in the CCAA North Division standings, though they have played two games more than the Seawolves have.

The Gators set the tone early as Zoila Marquez scored the game’s first goal just under eight minutes in. Marquez’s blast from 25 yards out was assisted by Lauren McAulay.

Sonoma State managed just three shots in the first half, but turned up the intensity in the second, out shooting SF State, 6-4. The only goal scored in the second half, though, would come from the Gators’ Morgan Davison off a Lauren Candia corner kick.

The Gators held a narrow 10-9 advantage in shots and they took five corners to Sonoma’s three.

While the Gators’ regular season is over, the Seawolves have two more games in which to catch them for the CCAA North Division title. The teams split their season series with each winning at home.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TSonoma State 0 0 - - - 0San Francisco State 1 1 - - - 2

SCORING: Marquez (SFSU) 7:57, Davison (SFSU) 50:18.

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CAL STATE STANISLAUS 2October 31, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State scored three unanswered goals in the rain on Friday afternoon to defeat Cal State Stanislaus 3-2 and clinch a berth in next week’s California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Tournament. The Seawolves, ranked sixth in the west region, improve to 14-4-1, 9-3-1 CCAA. The Warriors drop to 8-6-4, 4-6-3 CCAA.

The Seawolves will be heading to the post-season for the first time since 2006. As of this release, the CCAA Tourna-ment field is not set. The event, however, will be held November 7th and 9th in La Jolla (UC San Diego).

On Friday, the Warriors got on the board quickly, scoring a goal in the sixth minute when Bri McClain broke away for a 1-v-1 strike. The assist was credited to Gennaka Fox, who set up McClain’s dash to the net.

The score was doubled to 2-0 exactly eleven minutes later when Adrienne Sorenson scored after a Jenna Kasch free kick was flicked on to her by Melissa Phillips.

Down, but not out, the Seawolves began their run in the 33rd minute when Jaci Davey scored off a Brittany Peterson feed. It would be Davey’s fifth goal of the season and the first of Peterson’s two assists in the game.

Just two and a half minutes later, the Seawolves would equalize when Alexica Bosque scored off a corner from Lindsay Catton. Bosque’s eighth goal of the season made it 2-2 going in to the half.

Both teams struggled to generate offense on the muddy pitch in the second half. In 45 minutes of action, only five shots were attempted between the teams. Sonoma had one breakaway opportunity, but a Tracy Webster attempt came up just wide.

Said Oberkirch, “The conditions definitely played a factor. Neither team was really able to do what they wanted offensively.”

In the sixth minute of overtime, the Seawolves finally broke through for the game-winner when Brittany Peterson’s shot bounced off the crossbar before being blasted back home by Webster. It was the sixth goal of the season for Webster.

“I’m really proud of the team,” said Oberkirch, “After those first fifteen or so minutes, we played great. What a big-time comeback...to be down 2-0 and win a game in these conditions.”

The Seawolves had an 11-6 advantage on shots and an 8-3 edge in corners.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCal State Stanislaus 2 0 0 - - 2Sonoma State 2 0 1 - - 3

SCORING: McClain (CSUS) 5:56, Sorenson (CSUS) 16:56, Davey (SSU) 32:57, Bosque (SSU) 35:22, Webster (SSU) 95:41.

SONOMA STATE 2CHICO STATE 0

November 2, 2008 •Santa Rosa, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sophomore Jaci Davey had a goal and an assist on Sunday to help lead Sonoma State to a 2-0 win over rival Chico State at Trione Fields in Santa Rosa. The win pushes the Seawolves into a first place tie atop the CCAA North Division standings with San Francisco State. The Seawolves will enter next week’s CCAA Tourna-ment in La Jolla with a record of 15-4-1, 10-3-1 CCAA. The Wildcats see their season conclude at 7-10-3, 3-8-3 CCAA.

The Seawolves have reached 15 wins in a season for the first time since 1999, when they went 15-2-4.

Said head coach Luke Oberkirch, “I’m proud of the team. They’ve been consistent all season and to go into the tournament with momentum like this is fantastic.”

Davey picked up the first goal of the game in the 37th minute when she gathered the ball, juked, and beat the Chico State keeper from several yards out. It would be her sixth goal of the season and it would hold up until there were under three minutes to go when Davey fed Tracy Webster on a breakaway to set the final margin at 2-0. Webster scored a goal for the seventh time this year.

The Seawolves held a 6-4 shot advantage in the first half, but they trailed 4-2 in shots in the second half. SSU employed a bend, but don’t break defense that was effec-tive in keeping the Wildcats off the scoreboard. Courtney Grixti earned her fifth shutout of the season with a four-save performance.

Prior to the game, the Seawolves honored four student-athletes playing in their final home game: Kayce Brawley, Maddy Drake, Brittany Peterson, and Brooke Peterson.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TChico State 0 0 - - - 0Sonoma State 1 1 - - - 2

SCORING: Davey (SSU) 36:25, Webster (SSU) 87:18.

CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 2SONOMA STATE 0

November 7, 2008 • La Jolla, Calif.

LA JOLLA, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s soccer team was shut out for the second time this year as Cal State Dominguez Hills emerged with their second victory over the Seawolves in as many tries, 2-0, in a semi-final match at the CCAA women’s soccer Championships Friday night at Triton Soccer Field. The loss drops Sonoma to 15-5-1, while the Toros improve to 13-8-0.

After going over 40 minutes without a goal, Cal State Dominguez Hills broke the scoreless tie with under three minutes left in the first half. Melissa Livergood centered a pass from the right side, and Kelly Matosian gathered the ball and chipped it over the keeper’s head for her third goal of the year.

Minutes before that, Sonoma State missed on their best opportunity to score all night. Kiley Brown received a long outlet pass and accelerated down the field past two Toro defenders, but she was unable to capitalize, because keeper Alyssa Congdon sprinted out of the box causing her shot to sail wide left of the post.

The Toros out-shot the Seawolves 11-4 in the first half, and 18-8 for the game.

Cal State Dominguez Hills tacked on an insurance goal early in the second half when Danielle Shoemake was able to slide past the Seawolf defense and receive a pass from Yvonne Vasquez. She then blasted the ball into the upper left corner from five yards out.

Goalkeeper Courtney Grixti tied a season-high for saves in a contest with five tonight.

TEAM 1 2 ot 2ot - TCSU Dominguez Hills 1 1 - - - 2Sonoma State 0 0 - - - 0

SCORING: Matosian (CSUDH) 41:39, Shoemake (CSUDH) 47:34.

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Name GP/GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-ALindsay Catton 21/21 9 2 20 26 .346 19 0 0-0Alexica Bosque 21/17 8 1 17 31 .258 18 1 0-0Taylor Edmonds 21/21 5 6 16 19 .263 11 2 0-0Jaci Davey 21/0 6 3 15 22 .273 11 2 0-0Brittany Peterson 21/21 4 7 15 34 .118 18 2 0-0Tracy Webster 21/17 7 0 14 38 .184 19 3 0-0Kayce Brawley 18/6 5 1 11 14 .357 9 2 0-0Kiley Brown 14/1 3 2 8 12 .250 5 1 0-1Libby Moyer 19/6 0 7 7 8 .000 5 0 0-0Katie Parucha 19/8 2 2 6 7 .286 4 0 0-0Brittany Finitz 17/0 2 1 5 8 .250 5 1 0-0Taylor Colacion 21/21 1 3 5 30 .033 14 0 0-0Brooke Peterson 21/21 1 2 4 10 .100 3 1 0-0Megan Cunningham 21/13 0 4 4 10 .000 6 0 0-0Ali Cheadle 10/0 1 0 2 7 .143 4 0 0-0Allison Kern 21/20 0 1 1 4 .000 2 0 0-0Jackie Blumenthal 15/1 0 1 1 2 .000 2 0 0-0Jocelyn Puga 7/0 0 0 0 3 .000 3 0 0-0Halee Elmore 5/0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 0 0-0Marissa Shaw 7/0 0 0 0 2 .000 2 0 0-0Emma Dearman 4/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Shianne Zerlang 5/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Jeanette Rodriguez 4/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Maddy Drake 17/16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Courtney Grixti 21/21 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Megan Foertsch 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Total 21/21 54 43 151 290 .186 161 15 0-1Opponents 21/21 25 18 68 168 .149 79 5 1-1

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShOEmma Dearman 4/0 122:14 1 0.74 5 0-0-0 0Megan Foertsch 3/0 117:08 1 0.77 1 0-0-0 0Courtney Grixti 21/21 1692:00 23 1.22 48 15-5-1 5Team 0 3Total 21/21 1931:22 25 1.16 54 15-5-1 8Opponents 21/21 1931:22 54 2.52 107 5-15-1 2

Name GP/GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG GW PK-ALindsay Catton 14/14 7 2 16 19 .368 15 0 0-0Taylor Edmonds 14/14 4 4 12 13 .308 8 2 0-0Brittany Peterson 14/14 3 5 11 25 .120 13 1 0-0Jaci Davey 14/0 3 3 9 14 .214 6 2 0-0Tracy Webster 14/10 4 0 8 28 .143 14 2 0-0Alexica Bosque 14/11 4 0 8 21 .190 12 1 0-0Kayce Brawley 13/5 4 0 8 8 .500 5 2 0-0Libby Moyer 12/5 0 5 5 4 .000 1 0 0-0Taylor Colacion 14/14 1 2 4 23 .043 10 0 0-0Katie Parucha 13/3 1 1 3 5 .200 3 0 0-0Kiley Brown 7/1 1 1 3 2 .500 1 0 0-0Megan Cunningham 14/11 0 3 3 8 .000 4 0 0-0Ali Cheadle 5/0 1 0 2 2 .500 1 0 0-0Brooke Peterson 14/14 0 1 1 4 .000 0 0 0-0Brittany Finitz 12/0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 0 0-0Jackie Blumenthal 9/1 0 0 0 2 .000 2 0 0-0Allison Kern 14/13 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0-0Jocelyn Puga 5/0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0-0Halee Elmore 1/0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0Marissa Shaw 2/0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0-0Emma Dearman 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Shianne Zerlang 3/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Jeanette Rodriguez 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Maddy Drak 11/10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0Courtney Grixti 14/14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 Total 14/14 33 28 94 185 .178 99 10 0-0Opponents 14/14 20 14 54 112 .179 57 3 1-1

Name GP/GS Min GA Avg Saves W-L-T ShOCourtney Grixti 14/14 1224:08 19 1.40 34 10-3-1 4Emma Dearman 3/0 77:14 1 1.17 3 0-0-0 0Total 14/14 1301:22 20 1.38 37 10-3-1 4Opponents 14/14 1301:22 33 2.28 66 3-10-1 1

TEAM STATISTICSGoals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSonoma State 31 20 3 0 - 54Opponents 11 13 1 0 - 25

Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSonoma State 139 136 13 2 - 290Opponents 69 96 3 0 - 168

Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSonoma State 26 28 0 0 - 54Opponents 43 60 4 0 - 107

Corners By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSonoma State 60 53 1 1 - 115Opponents 30 45 1 0 - 76

Fouls By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSonoma State 99 113 3 0 - 215Opponents 98 111 1 1 - 211

SSU OPPGoals-Shot attempts 54-290 25-168Goals scored average 2.57 1.19Shot pct .186 .149Shots on goal-Attempts 161-290 79-168Shot on goal pct. .555 .470Shots/Game 13.8 8.0Assists 43 18Corner Kicks 115 76Penalty Kicks 0-1 1-1Fouls 215 211Yellow cards 19 15Red cards 0 0Total Attendance 2,064 1,499Dates/Avg per date 11/188 9/167

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NORTH DIVISION W L T Pts Home Away vs. North W L T Streak Home Away NeutralSONOMA STATE 10 3 1 31 7-0-1 3-3-0 8-1-0 15 5 1 L1 9-1-1 6-3-0 0-1-0San Francisco State 10 3 1 31 7-0-1 3-3-0 5-3-1 12 7 3 L1 9-1-2 3-5-1 0-1-0Humboldt State 5 7 2 17 5-2-1 0-5-1 3-5-1 9 9 2 W1 8-2-1 1-6-1 0-1-0Cal State Stanislaus 4 7 3 15 3-4-1 1-3-2 4-4-1 8 7 4 L2 6-4-1 2-3-3 0-0-0Chico State 3 8 3 12 2-3-2 1-3-1 4-4-1 7 10 3 L1 6-4-2 1-6-1 0-0-0Cal State Monterey Bay 1 13 0 3 1-6-0 0-7-0 1-8-0 2 17 1 W1 2-8-1 0-9-0 0-0-0

SOUTH DIVISION W L T Pts Home Away vs. South W L T Streak Home Away NeutralUC San Diego 9 3 2 29 4-1-1 5-2-1 4-2-2 15 4 4 L1 6-1-3 8-3-1 1-0-0Cal State Dominguez Hills 9 5 0 27 4-2-0 5-3-0 4-4-0 14 10 0 L1 6-3-0 6-7-0 2-0-0Cal State San Bernardino 7 4 3 24 5-2-1 3-3-2 5-2-1 10 5 5 W1 6-1-1 4-4-4 0-0-0Cal State L.A. 6 6 2 20 3-2-1 3-4-1 3-4-1 7 9 3 L2 3-2-1 4-7-1 0-0-1Cal Poly Pomona 4 9 1 13 2-3-0 2-6-1 2-6-0 7 10 2 W1 6-3-1 1-7-1 0-0-0

CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT - LA JOLLA, Calif.Friday, November 7 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2, Sonoma State 0 UC San Diego 0, San Francisco State 0 (UCSD wins on PK, 5-4)Sunday, November 9 UC San Diego 3, Cal State Dominguez Hills 1

NCAA FAR WEST REGION TOURNAMENT games played at bellingham, wash.Friday, November 14 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2, San Francisco State 1Sunday, November 16 Western Washington 1, Cal State Dominguez Hills 0

games played at seattle, wash.Friday, November 14 UC San Diego 1, BYU-Hawaii 0 (2ot)Sunday, November 16 Seattle Pacific 3, UC San Diego 1

REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AT SEATTLE, WASH.Thursday, November 20 Seattle Pacific 1, Western Washington 0 (ot)

CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES

GOALS1. Jessica Murphy, CSUDH _______ 142. Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD ____ 133. LINDSAY CATTON, SSU �� 9 Britany Garrett, CPP ____________ 9 Robin Bowman, SFSU __________ 9

ASSISTS1. Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH _______ 102. Liz Franco, CSULA _____________ 93. LIBBY MOYER, SSU �� 7 BRITTANY PETERSON, SSU �� 7 Jessica Murphy, CSUDH ________ 7 Sarah McTigue, UCSD __________ 7

POINTS1. Jessica Murphy, CSUDH _______ 352. Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD ____ 293. LINDSAY CATTON, SSU �� 20 Melanie DeSalvo, CSUDH ______ 20 Robin Bowman, SFSU _________ 20 Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH _______ 20

SHOTS1. Jessica Murphy, CSUDH _______ 792. Melanie DeSalvo, CSUDH ______ 593. Yvonne Vasquez, CSUDH _______ 544. Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD ____ 525. Kim Carroll, HSU _____________ 51

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Robin Bowman, SFSU __________ 5 Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD _____ 53. Melanie DeSalvo, CSUDH _______ 44. Seven tied with _______________ 3

GOALS AGAINST AVG.1. Emily Hart, SFSU _____________ 0.552. Jessica McGovern, UCSD _______ 0.633. Laura Lyons, CSUSB ___________ 0.754. Rachel Lauderdale, SFSU _______ 0.815. Kelly Sandberg, HSU __________ 1.07

SAVES1. Alyssa Congdon, CSUDH _______ 1052. Kelly Sandberg, HSU __________ 1023. Heather Emswiler, CSULA _______ 964. Jessica McGovern, UCSD ________ 805. Jessica Sitarz, CSUS ____________ 76

SHUTOUTS 1. Jessica McGovern, UCSD ________ 112. Laura Lyons, CSUSB _____________ 83. Emily Hart, SFSU _______________ 74. Kelly Sandberg, HSU ____________ 65. COURTNEY GRIXTI, SSU �� 5 Alyssa Congdon, CSUDH _________ 5 Jessica Sitarz, CSUS _____________ 5

TEAM GOALS (PER GAME)1. SONOMA STATE �� 2.572. Cal State Stanislaus ___________ 2.323. Cal State Dominguez Hills ______ 2.044. Cal Poly Pomona _____________ 1.535. UC San Diego _______________ 1.52

TEAM GOALS ALLOWED (PER GAME)1. UC San Diego _______________ 0.652. San Francisco State ___________ 0.683. Cal State San Bernardino _______ 0.754. SONOMA STATE �� 1.195. Humboldt State _____________ 1.20

2008 CCAA REVIEW

CCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS

LIBBY MOYER

TAYLOR EDMONDS

BRINE/CCAAPLAYER OF THE WEEK

8/25-8/31 Adrienne Sorenson, CSUS9/1-9/7 Maryanne Sales, CSUS9/8-9/14 Krista Feer, CSUSB9/15-9/21 KAYCE BRAWLEY, SSU9/22-9/28 Alyssa Congdon, CSUDH9/29-10/5 Natasha Belak-Berger, UCSD10/6-10/12 Jessica Murphy, CSUDH10/13-10/19 Heather Emswiler, CSULA 10/20-10/26 Morgan Davison, SFSU10/27-11/2 Kim Carroll, HSU

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2008 POST-SEASON HONORSALL-CCAA TEAMFIRST TEAMF: Natasha Belak-Berger, UC San DiegoF: Khadijah Greenwood, Cal State L.A.F: Jessica Murphy, CSU Dominguez HillsMF: Melanie DeSalvo, CSU Dominguez HillsMF: Robin Bowman, San Francisco StateMF: BRITTANY PETERSON, SONOMA STATEMF: Pamela Leyva, Cal Poly PomonaD: Amanda Esquivel, UC San DiegoD: LINDSAY CATTON, SONOMA STATED: Morgan Davison, San Francisco StateGK: Emiy Hart, San Francisco StateGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San Diego

SECOND TEAMF: Yvonne Vasquez, CSU Dominguez HillsF: Alyssa Matheson, CSU Monterey BayF: TAYLOR EDMONDS, SONOMA STATEMF: Lindsey Jordan, CSU San BernardinoMF: Lisa Bradley, UC San DiegoMF: Abby Stretch, Chico StateMF: Alison Sward, Chico StateD: Melissa Phillips, Cal State StanislausD: Christine Duff, Cal State L.A.D: Sophia Bruins, CSU San Bernardino

HONORABLE MENTIONF: ALEXICA BOSQUE, SONOMA STATEF: Kim Carroll, Humboldt StateF: Liz Franco, Cal State L.A.F: Britany Garrett, Cal Poly PomonaMF: Anne Wethe, UC San DiegoMF: Jaclyn Clark, CSU San BernardinoMF: Carly Bliss, San Francisco StateMF: Kim DiNardo, Cal State StanislausD: Anjie Goulding, Chico StateD: Sara Bolton, UC San DiegoD: BROOKE PETERSON, SONOMA STATED: Ashley Salas, CSU San BernardinoGK: Alyssa Congdon, CSU Dominguez Hills

Most Valuable Offensive PlayerNatsha Belak-Berger, UC San Diego

Most Valuable Defensive PlayerAmanda Esquivel, UC San Diego

Freshman of the YearTAYLOR EDMONDS, SONOMA STATE

Newcomer of the Year Melanie DeSalvo, CSU Dominguez Hills

Coach of the YearJack Hyde, San Francisco State

NSCAA/adidasall-west regionFIRST TEAMF: Natasha Belak-Berger, UC San DiegoF: Jocelyn Charette, Seattle PacificF: Amanda Johnson, Seattle PacificF: Claire Morgan, Western WashingtonMF: Robin Bowman, San Francisco StateMF: Shannon Oakes, Seattle PacificMF: Meredith Teague, Seattle PacificD: LINDSAY CATTON, SONOMA STATED: Morgan Davison, San Francisco StateD: Katie Warner, Western WashingtonGK: Kylie Broadbent, Western Washington

SECOND TEAMF: Khadijah Greenwood, Cal State L.A.F: Jessica Murphy, CSU Dominguez HillsF: Yvonne Vasquez, CSU Dominguez HillsMF: Melanie DeSalvo, CSU Dominguez HillsMF: Kelly Irving, Western WashingtonMF: BRITTANY PETERSON, SONOMA STATEMF: Mikala Wilkes, Dixie StateD: Amanda Esquivel, UC San DiegoD: Claire Grubbs, Seattle PacificD: Melissa Phillips, Cal State StanislausGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San Diego

DAKTRONICSall-west regionFIRST TEAMF: Jill Jensen, Saint Martin’sF: Natasha Belak-Berger, UC San DiegoF: Adele Letro, Hawaii-HiloMF: Meredith Teague, Seattle PacificMF: Melanie DeSalvo, CSU Dominguez HillsMF: Shannon Oakes, Seattle PacificD: LINDSAY CATTON, SONOMA STATED: Amanda Esquivel, UC San DiegoD: Claire Grubbs, UC San DiegoD: Katie Warner, Western WashingtonD: Melissa Phillips, Cal State StanislausGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San Diego

SECOND TEAMF: Jessica Murphy, CSU Dominguez HillsF: Jocelynn Charette, Seattle PacificF: Claire Morgan, Western WashingtonMF: Robin Bowman, San Francisco StateMF: BRITTANY PETERSON, SONOMA STATEMF: Kelly Irving, Western WashingtonD: Vanessa Butin, Hawaii-HiloD: Stefanie Wright, BYU-HawaiiD: Traci Cicerchi, Notre Dame de NamurGK: Kylie Broadbent, Western WashingtonGK: Emily Hart, San Francisco State

Player of the YearMeredith Teague, Seattle Pacific

NSCAA/adidasALL-AMERICA*FIRST TEAMD: Katie Warner, Western WashingtonMF: Meredith Teague, Seattle Pacific

SECOND TEAMMF: Shannon Oakes, Seattle Pacific

DAKTRONICSall-america*SECOND TEAMD: LINDSAY CATTON, SONOMA STATED: Claire Grubbs, Seattle PacificMF: Meredith Teague, Seattle Pacific

THIRD TEAMGK: Jessica McGovern, UC San DiegoD: Amanda Esquivel, UC San Diego

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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 Peterson2008 Lindsay Catton Brittany 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 Peterson2008 Taylor Edmonds

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 Webster2008 Alexica Bosque Brooke Peterson

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)2008 Lindsay Catton (1) Brittany Peterson (2)

DAKTRONICSALL-WEST REGION2008 Lindsay Catton (1) Brittany Peterson (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

DAKTRONICSALL-AMERICAN2008 Lindsay Catton

CCAA PLAYEROF THE YEAR1998 Amy Apodaca

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

ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VIII1991 Julie Cochran1995 Deena Schneider2004 Cassie Martinez

ESPN THE MAGAZINEACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA1991 Julie Cochran

CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR1998 Luke Oberkirch

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

NSCAA REGIONALCOACH OF THE YEAR1990 Peter Reynaud1998 Luke Oberkirch

NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1990 Peter Reynaud1998 Luke Oberkirch

NCAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1994 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 WEEK 1998 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)2008 Kayce Brawley (9/21)

ALL-TIME HONORS

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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 _______________42008 Lindsay Catton ______________9

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 ______________42008 Libby Moyer ________________7 Brittany Peterson ____________7

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 ____________92008 Lindsay Catton _____________20

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 ___________502008 Tracy Webster ______________38

GAME-WINNING GOALS2003 Crystal Howard ______________32004 Khyra Buchanan _____________32005 Khyra Buchanan _____________32006 Emily Thompson ��42007 Brittany Peterson ____________32008 Tracy Webster _______________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 _____________742008 Courtney Grixti _____________48

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 _____________112008 Courtney Grixti ______________5

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��NCAA TOURNAMENT (8-8-0)Year Site Opponent Result Goals1990 Miami, Fla. Barry W, 2-2 (pk) Beckner, Bradley Miami, Fla. Keene State W, 2-0 Maddock, Ball1991 Carson, Calif. Adelphi W, 1-0 Ellis Carson, Calif. CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-2 Bradley1992 Rohnert Park, Calif. Chico State W, 1-0 Gibson Garden City, N.Y. Adelphi L, 1-3 Gibson1993 Rohnert Park, Calif. Cal Poly SLO L, 0-1 --1994 Denver, Colo. Regis L, 1-1 (pk) Yates1995 Rohnert Park, Calif. Denver W, 1-0 Bell Rindge, N.H. Franklin Pierce L, 1-3 Salzmann1997 Carson, Calif. CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-2 R. Simpson1998 Rohnert Park, Calif. CSU Dominguez Hills W, 2-2 (pk) Durand, Barker Rohnert Park, Calif. Mesa State W, 4-1 R. Simpson 2, Barker, Apodaca Boca Raton, Fla. Ashland W, 5-2 Barker 2, Burke, Durand, R. Simpson Boca Raton, Fla. Lynn L, 1-3 Apodaca2000 La Jolla, Calif. UC San Diego L, 0-2 --

CCAA TOURNAMENT (1-6-0)Year Site Opponent Result Goals1998 Bakersfield, Calif Cal Poly Pomona L, 0-1 --1999 Rohnert Park, Calif CSU Dominguez Hills L, 1-2 Rake2000 La Jolla, Calif Cal State Bakersfield W, 1-0 Philpot La Jolla, Calif UC San Diego L, 0-1 --2003 Carson, Calif UC San Diego L, 0-1 --2006 La Jolla, Calif Chico State L, 0-1 --2008 La Jolla, Calif. CSU Dominguez Hills L, 0-2 --

POST-SEASON HISTORY

CCAA TOURNAMENTGOALS (SINGLE GAME)1. Shannon Rake (11/5/99) ______ 1 Dianne Philpot (11/2/00) ______ 1

GOALS (SINGLE TOURNAMENT)1. Shannon Rake (1999) _________ 1 Dianne Philpot (2000) ________ 1

GOALS (ALL-TIME)1. Shannon Rake ______________ 1 Dianne Philpot ______________ 1

ASSISTS (SINGLE GAME)1. Rachel Simpson (11/5/99) _____ 1 Jackie Galvin (11/2/00) ________ 1

ASSISTS (SINGLE TOURNAMENT)1. Rachel Simpson (1999)________ 1 Jackie Galvin (2000) __________ 1

ASSISTS (ALL-TIME)1. Rachel Simpson _____________ 1 Jackie Galvin _______________ 1

ncAA TOURNAMENTGOALS (SINGLE GAME)1. Rachel Simpson (11/22/98) ____ 2 Stacy Barker (12/4/98) ________ 2

GOALS (SINGLE TOURNAMENT)1. Stacy Barker (1998) ___________ 42. Rachel Simpson (1998)________ 33. Allison Gibson (1992) _________ 2 Amy Apodaca (1998) _________ 2 Joy Durand (1998) ___________ 2

GOALS (ALL-TIME)1. Stacy Barker ________________ 4 Rachel Simpson _____________ 4

ASSISTS (SINGLE GAME)1. Sarah Brosius (12/4/98) _______ 32. Rachel Simpson (12/4/98) _____ 2

ASSISTS (SINGLE TOURNAMENT)1. Sarah Brosius (1998) __________ 32. Four tied with _______________ 2

ASSISTS (ALL-TIME)1. Sarah Brosius _______________ 42. Four tied with _______________ 2

overall (CCAA + NCAA)GOALS (SINGLE YEAR)1. Stacy Barker (1998) ___________ 42. Rachel Simpson (1998)________ 33. Allison Gibson (1992) _________ 2 Amy Apodaca (1998) _________ 2 Joy Durand (1998) ___________ 2

GOALS (ALL-TIME)1. Stacy Barker ________________ 4 Rachel Simpson _____________ 4

ASSISTS (SINGLE YEAR)1. Sarah Brosius (1998) __________ 32. Four tied with _______________ 2

ASSISTS (ALL-TIME)1. Sarah Brosius _______________ 42. Four tied with _______________ 2

POST-SEASON SCORING LEADERS

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CAREER RECORDSGOALS1. 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

SHOTS (recorded since 1995)1. Crystal Howard (2001-04) _________________ 2102. Susie Burke (1996, 98-00) __________________ 1673. Shannon Rake (1997-00) __________________ 1544. Sarah Brosius (1996-99) ___________________ 1275. Amy Apodaca (1996-99) __________________ 1256. Brittany Peterson (2004-07) ________________ 1247. Rachel Simpson (1996-99) _________________ 1178. TRACY WEBSTER (2006-) �� 1149. Khyra Buchanan (2003-06)_________________ 11010. Lindsey Gabrielson (1999-02) ______________ 105

GW GOALS (recorded since 1992)1. 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 GAMES 1. 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 TRACY WEBSTER (2006-) ��3

SHUTOUTS1. Carolyn Wellman (1990-93) ________________28.52. Kim Abbott (1988-91) ____________________26.53. Kara Stout (1998-01) ______________________ 244. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007-) ��165. Kelli Robinson (1983-85) ___________________ 156. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) __________________ 147. Julie Evers (1994-97) ______________________ 118. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) ___________________ 139. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) _______________ 1210. 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. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007-) �� 1227. Julie Evers (1994-97) _____________________ 1128. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) __________________ 1089. Adena Miller (2004) _______________________ 8810. Teresa Green (2002-03) ____________________ 53

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (2yr, 1000 mins.)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) _____________________0.998. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007-) �� 1.00

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. COURTNEY GRIXTI (2007-) �� 3,4166. Alisa Murchison (1992-95) ________________3,1947. Carissa Amiral (2005-06) _________________2,8908. Kellie Campbell (1999, 02-03) _____________2,7409. Adena Miller (2004) _____________________1,93910. Amy Bassett (2001) _____________________1,156

TEAM RECORDSSEASON Goals _______________________________ 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)

GAMEGoals _____________________________11 (9/23/89)Shots _____________________________42 (10/3/92)Fewest Opp Shots ______________________0 (twice)Margin of Victory ____________________ 11 (9/23/89

GAME RECORDS*GOALS 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

OPP. 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 1995)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 1992)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

single-season records class RECORDSFRESHMAN 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) __________________ 7 LIBBY MOYER (2008) �� 73. Tiffany Hadfield (1992) _________________ 6 Crystal Howard (2001) _________________ 65. Three tied with ______________________ 5 SOPHOMORE GOALS1. Stacy Ball (1989) ____________________ 102. Tiffany Hadfield (1993) _________________ 93. Shannon Rake (1998) __________________ 8 ALEXICA BOSQUE (2008) �� 85. Three tied with ______________________ 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. Three tied with _____________________ 11

SENIOR ASSISTS1. Deena Schneider (1995) ______________ 112. Brandi Yates (1995) __________________ 10 Sarah Brosius (1999)__________________ 104. Five tied with ________________________ 8

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��Head 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


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

��8�Head 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

��8�Head 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)

��88Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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

��8�Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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

��0Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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

��Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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

��Head 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

��Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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 2-010/27 UC Davis* W 1-010/30 at Cal State Hayward* W 5-1

NCAA First Round (San Luis Obispo, CA)11/7 at Cal Poly SLO L 0-1

1994Head Coach: Peter Reynaud

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

ALL-TIME RESULTS

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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

�00�Head 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

�00�Head 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 4-010/1 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

�00�Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch

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

�00�Head 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

�00�Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch

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 0-110/2 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

�00�Head 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

�00�Head 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

�008Head Coach: Luke Oberkirch15-5-1, 10-3-1 CCAA (t-1st N)

8/28 at Hawaii-Hilo W 2-08/30 at BYU-Hawaii W 4-19/1 at Hawaii Pacific W 6-09/4 Western Oregon W 7-09/7 Western Washington L 1-29/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 1-09/19 San Francisco State* W 2-09/21 CSU Monterey Bay* W 5-19/24 Humboldt State* W 2-19/28 Cal State L.A. (1) W 3-210/3 at UC San Diego* (1) L 1-210/5 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 2-610/10 CSU San Bern.* T 2-210/12 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-010/15 Academy of Art W 1-010/19 at Humboldt State* (1) W 2-110/24 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 5-110/26 at San Francisco State* L 0-210/31 Cal State Stanislaus* (1) W 3-211/2 Chico State^ W 2-0

CCAA Tournament (La Jolla, CA)11/7 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills L 0-2

^ game played in Santa Rosa, CA

��8Head 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

��Head 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 6-010/10 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

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��8� 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

��0 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

�� 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

�� 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

�� 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

�� 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

�� 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

�� 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

�� 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

��8 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

�� 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

�000 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

�00� 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


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



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



�00� 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

�00� 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

�00� 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

�00� 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

�008 CCAANorth W L TSONOMA STATE 10 3 1San Francisco State 10 3 1Humboldt State 5 7 2Cal State Stanislaus 4 7 3Chico State 3 8 3CSU Monterey Bay 1 13 0

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

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NCAA CHAMPIONS1988 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 State2007 Tampa2008 Seattle Pacific

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 Pacific2008 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 State2008 UC San Diego

PROGRAM HISTORY

The Sonoma State women’s soccer team is one of the most respected and most decorated programs in NCAA Division II history. With nine NCAA post-season appearances, three national championship game appearances, and one national title since 1990, Sonoma State has established itself among the nation’s elite.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

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Fraser, 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 _____________2007-08Hadfield, 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 ________________2007-08Klein, 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 _____________ 2003Manzer, 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 ____________2006-07

Merrick, 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 _____________2000-02Moyer, Libby _________________ 2008Munnell, 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, 95-96Parucha, Katie ________________ 2008Percell, Maggie ________________ 2000Perry, Laura ________________2006-07Peterson, Brittany ____________2005-08Peterson, Brooke _________ 2005-06, 08Philpot, Diane ______________2000-03Prado, Tracie __________________ 2003Pretty, Pam _________________1981-82Puga, Jocelyn _______________2007-08Qualls, 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 __________2007-08Romero, 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 __________________ 1981Shaffer, Lindsay _______________ 1995Shaw, Marissa _________________ 2008Sheppard, 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 __________________ 1992

Smolan, 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 ______________2006-08Wehrenberg, 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 ________________1993-95Zerlang, Shianne ______________ 2008Zobel, Katy _________________1988-91

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Location: Honolulu, HawaiiCoach: R. Cam Camarena

2008 Record: 13-7-0www.vulcans.uhh.hawaii.edu

Series2008 at Honolulu W 2-0

SSU leads 1-0

NOTRE DAME de NAMUR

Location: Belmont, Calif.Coach: BJ Noble

2008 Record: 10-10-0www.ndnu.edu/athletics

Series2007 at Rohnert Park W 2-0

SSU leads 1-0

SAINT MARTIN’S

Location: Lacey, Wash.Coach: Rob Walker

2008 Record: 6-11-2www.smusaints.com

SeriesFirst meeting

WESTERNWASHINGTON

Location: Bellingham, Wash.Coach: Travis Connell2008 Record: 17-3-2www.wwuvikings.com

Series1997 at Rohnert Park W 1-01998 at Bellingham W 1-01999 at Rohnert Park W 3-22001 at Bellingham W 1-02002 at Rohnert Park W 1-02004 at Rohnert Park W 2-02005 at Bellingham L 1-32006 at Rohnert Park W 5-12007 at Bellingham L 0-22008 at Rohnert Park L 1-2

SSU leads 7-3-0

CAL STATE STANISLAUS

Location: Turlock, Calif.Coach: Gabe Bolton2008 Record: 8-7-4

www.warriorathletics.com

Series1998 at Turlock W 4-11998 at Rohnert Park W 2-01999 at Rohnert Park W 4-11999 at Turlock W 5-02000 at Rohnert Park W 4-02001 at Turlock W 3-12002 at Rohnert Park W 1-02003 at Turlock W 4-12004 at Turlock W 1-02004 at Rohnert Park W 4-02005 at Rohnert Park L 0-12005 at Turlock L 1-22006 at Rohnert Park W 1-02006 at Turlock W 3-12007 at Rohnert Park W 1-02007 at Turlock T 0-02008 at Turlock W 1-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-2

SSU leads 15-2-1

CHICO STATE

Location: Chico, Calif.Coach: Kim Sutton

2008 Record: 7-10-3www.chicowildcats.com

Series1983 at Chico T 1-11983 at Rohnert Park W 4-21985 at Chico W 2-01985 at Rohnert Park T 1-11988 at Rohnert Park W 3-01988 at Chico W 4-01989 at Chico W 1-01989 at Rohnert Park W 3-01990 at Rohnert Park W 2-01990 at Chico W 2-11991 at Chico W 3-01991 at Rohnert Park W 2-01992 at Rohnert Park W 2-11992 at Rohnert Park L 0-11992 N at Rohnert Park W 1-01993 at Chico W 3-01993 at Rohnert Park W 1-01994 at Rohnert Park W 2-01994 at Chico W 2-01995 at Chico W 5-11995 at Rohnert Park W 2-01996 at Rohnert Park W 3-11996 at Chico W 4-11997 at Chico W 2-01997 at Rohnert Park W 1-01998 at Rohnert Park W 3-01998 at Chico W 3-11999 at Chico W 3-11999 at Rohnert Park T 0-02000 at Chico W 2-12000 at Rohnert Park W 3-02001 at Rohnert Park W 1-02001 at Chico L 1-22002 at Chico W 3-02002 at Rohnert Park T 1-12003 at Rohnert Park T 0-0

UC SAN DIEGO

Location: La Jolla, Calif.Coach: Brian McManus2008 Record: 15-4-4www.ucsdtritons.com

Series1996 at SSU L 2-32000 at La Jolla L 0-12000 C at La Jolla L 0-12000 N at La Jolla L 0-22001 at SSU L 1-22002 at La Jolla L 1-22003 at SSU L 1-22003 C at Carson L 0-12004 at La Jolla L 1-32005 at SSU L 0-12006 at La Jolla L 1-42007 at SSU L 0-12008 at La Jolla L 1-2

UCSD leads 13-0-0

CAL STATE EAST BAY

Location: Hayward, Calif.Coach: Amy Gerace

2008 Record: 10-8-1www.csueastbay.edu/athletics

Series1983 at Hayward W 5-11983 at Rohnert Park L 0-11985 at Rohnert Park L 1-41985 at Hayward L 0-21988 at Rohnert Park L 2-31988 at Rohnert Park L 3-41989 at Rohnert Park T 0-01989 at Hayward L 1-41990 at Hayward W 1-01990 at Rohnert Park W 3-01991 at Rohnert Park W 1-01991 at Hayward W 3-01992 unknown W 4-01992 unknown W 7-01993 at Rohnert Park W 1-01993 at Hayward W 5-11994 at Hayward W 3-11994 at Rohnert Park W 7-11995 at Rohnert Park W 10-01995 at Hayward W 5-11996 at Hayward W 11-01996 at Rohnert Park W 7-01997 at Rohnert Park W 7-01997 at Hayward W 4-0

SSU leads 17-6-1

SAN FRANCISCO STATE

Location: San Francisco, Calif.Coach: Jack Hyde

2008 Record: 12-7-3www.sfstategators.com

Series1983 at San Francisco W 6-01983 at Rohnert Park W 4-11985 at Rohnert Park W 3-01985 at San Francisco W 3-01988 at Rohnert Park W 2-01988 at San Francisco T 0-01989 at Rohnert Park W 4-01989 at San Francisco W 3-01990 at Rohnert Park W 2-01990 at Rohnert Park W 2-01991 at Rohnert Park W 5-21991 at San Francisco T 0-01992 at San Francisco W 1-01992 at Rohnert Park W 4-11993 at Rohnert Park W 6-11993 at San Francisco W 2-01994 at San Francisco W 6-21994 at Rohnert Park W 3-01995 at Rohnert Park W 4-01995 at San Francisco W 3-01996 at San Francisco L 1-21996 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Rohnert Park W 2-11997 at San Francisco W 2-11998 at Rohnert Park W 5-11998 at San Francisco W 4-11999 at San Francisco W 2-01999 at Rohnert Park W 4-02000 at San Francisco T 1-12000 at Rohnert Park T 1-12001 at Rohnert Park T 1-12001 at San Francisco T 2-22002 at San Francisco W 3-22002 at Rohnert Park L 1-22003 at Rohnert Park L 1-22003 at San Francisco W 2-02004 at Rohnert Park W 2-02004 at San Francisco L 1-22005 at Rohnert Park W 3-12005 at San Francisco W 3-02006 at San Francisco W 3-02006 at Rohnert Park T 0-02007 at San Francisco W 2-02007 at Rohnert Park L 0-32008 at Rohnert Park W 2-02008 at San Francisco L 0-2

SSU leads 32-6-7

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

Location: Seaside, Calif.Coach: Artie Cairel

2008 Record: 2-17-1www.otterathletics.com

Series2004 at Seaside W 2-12004 at Rohnert Park W 4-12005 at Seaside T 0-02005 at Rohnert Park W 6-02006 at Seaside W 7-12006 at Rohnert Park W 3-12007 at Seaside T 0-02007 at Rohnert Park W 4-02008 at Rohnert Park W 5-12008 at Seaside W 5-1

SSU leads 8-0-2

CHICO STATE, cont’d2003 at Chico W 2-12004 at Rohnert Park L 0-32004 at Chico L 1-22005 at Chico L 0-12005 at Rohnert Park T 1-12006 at Rohnert Park W 1-02006 at Chico T 0-02006 C at La Jolla L 0-12007 at Rohnert Park W 1-02007 at Chico W 1-02008 at Santa Rosa W 2-0

SSU leads 34-6-7

CAL POLY POMONA

Location: Pomona, Calif.Coach: Isabelle Harvey2008 Record: 7-10-2

www.csupomona.edu/athletics

Series1988 at Rohnert Park W 3-21990 at Pomona W 4-11991 at Rohnert Park W 1-01992 at Rohnert Park W 1-01993 at Rohnert Park W 6-01994 at Pomona W 4-11995 at Rohnert Park W 6-01997 at Pomona L 1-41998 at Pomona W 2-11998 C at Bakersfield L 0-11999 at Rohnert Park W 2-12000 at Rohnert Park W 1-02001 at Pomona W 3-22002 at Rohnert Park L 1-32003 at Pomona L 2-32004 at Pomona T 0-02005 at Rohnert Park W 3-22006 at Rohnert Park W 2-12007 at Pomona W 1-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-0

SSU leads 15-4-1

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Location: San Bernardino, Calif.Coach: Diego Bocanegra

2008 Record: 10-5-5www.csusbathletics.com

Series1991 at Rohnert Park W 3-01992 at Rohnert Park W 2-11993 at San Bernardino W 3-11994 at Rohnert Park W 2-01995 at San Bernardino W 3-01997 at Rohnert Park W 3-21998 at San Bernardino W 1-01999 at Rohnert Park W 4-02000 at Rohnert Park W 2-02001 at San Bernardino L 2-32002 at Rohnert Park W 4-12003 at San Bernardino L 0-12004 at San Bernardino W 1-02005 at Rohnert Park W 2-02006 at Rohnert Park W 1-02007 at San Bernardino L 1-22008 at Rohnert Park T 2-2

SSU leads 13-3-1

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Location: Arcata, Calif.Coach: Christian Johnson

2008 Record: 9-9-2www.hsujacks.com

Series1995 at Arcata W 6-01995 at Rohnert Park W 4-01996 at SSU L 0-11996 at Arcata T 1-11997 at Arcata W 2-11997 at Rohnert Park L 1-21998 at Rohnert Park W 1-01999 at Arcata W 4-02000 at Rohnert Park W 5-02001 at Rohnert Park L 0-12002 at Rohnert Park W 3-02003 at Arcata L 2-32005 at Rohnert Park L 0-12006 at Arcata W 1-02006 at Rohnert Park T 1-12007 at Arcata W 1-02008 at Rohnert Park W 2-12008 at Arcata W 2-1

SSU leads 11-5-2

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Location: Carson, Calif.Coach: Joe Flanagan

2008 Record: 14-10-0www.gotoros.com

Series1985 unknown W 1-01988 at Carson W 1-01989 at Carson L 1-31990 at Carson W 3-11991 at Rohnert Park W 1-01991 N at Carson L 1-21992 at Rohnert Park W 1-01993 at Rohnert Park W 1-01994 at Carson T 2-21995 at Rohnert Park W 4-01996 at Rohnert Park W 4-11997 at Rohnert Park T 1-11997 N at Carson L 1-21998 at Carson W 1-01998 N at Rohnert Park W 2-21999 at Carson L 0-21999 C at Rohnert Park L 1-22000 at Carson T 0-02001 at Rohnert Park L 1-22002 at Carson W 2-12003 at Carson T 0-02004 at Carson L 0-22005 at Rohnert Park T 0-02006 at Carson L 1-22007 at Rohnert Park L 0-22008 at Carson L 2-62008 C at La Jolla L 0-2

Series tied 11-11-5

CAL STATE L.A.

Location: Los Angeles, Calif.Coach: Chris Chamides

2008 Record: 7-9-3www.csulaathletics.com

Series1996 at Rohnert Park W 1-01998 at Los Angeles W 3-11999 at Rohnert Park W 6-02000 at Los Angeles W 5-12001 at Rohnert Park W 4-02002 at Los Angeles W 2-12003 at Rohnert Park W 2-02004 at Rohnert Park L 0-22005 at Los Angeles W 2-02006 at Rohnert Park L 1-22007 at Los Angeles W 1-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-2

SSU leads 10-2-0

C = CCAA Tournament gameN = NCAA Tournament game

SERIES HISTORIESOpponent First Meeting Last Record Pct. StreakAcademy of Art 2008 2008 1-0-0 1.000 W1Adelphi 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 W1BYU-Hawaii 2008 2008 1-0-0 1.000 W1California 1983 1992 0-5-2 .143 T1Cal Poly Pomona 1988 2008 15-4-1 .775 W4Cal Poly SLO 1993 1994 1-2-0 .333 L1Cal State Bakersfield 1996 2006 9-2-1 .792 W5Cal State Dominguez Hills 1985 2008 11-11-5 .500 L4Cal State East Bay (Hayward) 1983 1997 18-11-1 .617 W16Cal State L.A. 1996 2008 10-2-0 .833 W2Cal State Monterey Bay 2004 2008 8-0-2 .900 W3Cal State Northridge 1995 1995 1-0-0 1.000 W1Cal State San Bernardino 1991 2008 13-3-1 .794 T1Cal State Stanislaus 1998 2008 15-2-1 .861 W2Central Washington 1998 2001 3-0-0 1.000 W3Chapman 1989 1989 1-0-0 1.000 W1Chico State 1983 2008 37-8-8 .774 W3Colorado 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-Hilo 2008 2008 1-0-0 1.000 W1Hawaii Pacific 1998 2008 2-0-0 1.000 W2Humboldt State 1995 2008 11-5-2 .667 W3Keene 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 2008 33-10-9 .721 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 2008 0-13-0 .000 L13UC 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 2008 6-1-0 .857 W5Western Washington 1997 2008 7-3-0 .700 L2Westmont 1992 2000 3-0-0 1.000 W3William & Mary 1986 1986 0-1-0 .000 L1

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SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Intercollegiate Athletics

1801 E. Cotati Ave.Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone ___________________________________ 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 Director ____________ Megan Christensen Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Representative ____________Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected] Analyst _____________________Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2044; E-Mail: [email protected] Manager __________________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: [email protected]

Compliance Coordinator ________________ Michael BalasekSports Information Coordinator _______________ Tyler LobeSports Information Phone ____________________ 707-664-2358Sports Information Fax _______________________ 707-664-3291Athletic Training Phone ______________________ 707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer ________________________ Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: [email protected]. Athletic Trainer _________________________Julie MillerAthletic Trainer _______________________ Andrew SimpkinsAthletic Trainer _________________________ Kristi Castellaw

COACHES DIRECTORYBaseball ___________________________________ 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] _______________________________ Jennifer Bridges 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 13th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU intercollegiate 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 California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion (CCAA), initiated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness, the annual car drawing and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Asso-ciation 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 completed 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 Athlet-ics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operating a Division II intercollegiate 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 Leadership 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. Their son Michael is a graduate of Long Beach State University and their daughter Marissa is a freshman at Sonoma State University.

YVONNE BURBANKASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORYvonne Burbank is in her fourth year as Associate Athletics Director and Compliance Coordinator at Sonoma State University in 2009-10.

A decorated women’s basketball star at SSU from 1995-99, Yvonne Bur-bank (then Yvonne Daily) was a team captain and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). On the court, she helped lead the team to an NCAC co-championship and to back-to-back NCAA regional appearances.

Burbank joined the women’s basketball coaching staff under Mark Rigby from 1999-2001 before moving on to the University of San Francisco for a two-year stint on the Dons’ coaching staff. While at USF, Burbank earned her Master’s Degree in Sports Management.

Prior to returning to Sonoma State, Burbank spent three years as the head girl’s basketball coach at Sonoma Acad-emy in Santa Rosa. She was also an integral part of the academy’s athletic department, overseeing scheduling, game management, and revenue generation.

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��BRANDON BRONZANASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORBrandon Bronzan is in his eighth year as a member of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Hired as Sports Informa-tion Director in 2002, Bronzan was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director in 2006 and Associate Athletics Director in 2008. He was re-classified as the Associate Athletics Director for Communications and Marketing in 2009.Bronzan oversees seven sports within the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and is involved with the marketing and promotion of all teams and student-athletes. He also handles game scheduling and in 2008 established The Seawolf Sports Network, which broadcasts Sonoma State sporting events on the Internet.

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 Publications 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 begin his second year on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee. A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Windsor with his wife Tiffany and his daughter, Olivia.

MEGAN CHRISTENSENASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTORMegan Christensen is in her third year at Sonoma State University, and in her first year as Assistant Athletic Director for Event Management & Opera-tions. Christensen oversees special events, fund raising projects, camps and game day management, as well as coordinating Bidnight Madness- the department’s annual silent/live auction fund raiser.

Christensen joined the department as a staff member after serving as an intern during her final two years as a student. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Sonoma State in 2007.

Christensen is a former All-Region defender for the Women’s Soccer program at Sonoma State (then Megan Catton). As a team captain, she led her team to two conference tournament appearances in four years. Off the field, she served as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) president and was named one of Sonoma State University’s Student Woman Leaders of the Year in 2007. This past June, Megan wed former Sonoma State basketball star Kevin Christensen and the couple resides in Santa Rosa.

NANCY CROSATADMINISTRATIVE ANALYSTNancy is in her 14th year at Sonoma State University and her third year in the athletic department as the Administrative Analyst. She has a strong background in office management, bookeeping and a complete appreciation of sports, which helped her find a way into the department.

A native San Franciscan, who proudly notes her children are “fifth generation SFers,” Nancy currently resides in Petaluma with her husband Bob.

TYLER LOBESPORTS INFORMATION COORDINATOR

Tyler Lobe is in his first year as the Sports Information Coordinator at Sonoma State University. He is in charge of in-game statistical information and will produce pre- and post-game releases and publications while helping to maintain the department web site. He will also facilitate media requests of coaches and/or student-athletes.

PHONE: (707) 664-2478 E-MAIL: [email protected]

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2009 Sonoma State Women's Soccer Media Guide