2011 Northridge Tennis Yearbook

2011NORTHRIDGEWOMEN’STENNISYEARBOOK

BROOKEDOANE

DOANE’SDOUBLESDOMINANCE

SAVING THEIR

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG WEST

SENIOR LEAVES CSUNWITH RECORDS IN WINSAND WIN PERCENTAGE

MATADORS WIN SIX OFTHEIR FINAL EIGHTINCLUDING AN UPSETOVER CAL POLY

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THREE TIME ALL-BIGWEST SELECTION

FRESHFACESSEVERAL NEWCOMERSMAKE IMMEDIATE IMPACT

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GENERAL INFORMATION > Official School Name Cal State Northridge

Athletics Web Site www.GoMatadors.com

Location 18111 Nordhoff Street

Northridge, CA 91330-8276

Founded 1958

Enrollment 33,000

National Affiliation NCAA Division I

Conferences Big West

Nickname Matadors

Colors Red, White and Black

President Dr. Jolene Koester

Athletic Director Rick Mazzuto

Faculty Athletic Representative Tina Kiesler

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS > Assistant SID/Tennis Contact Geoff Herberg

(818) [email protected]

Assistant Athletic Director / Media RelationsBob Vazquez

(818) [email protected]

Athletic Media Relations Fax (818) 677-4950

WOMEN’S TENNIS STAFF >

Head Coach Gary Victor (Rutgers, 1991)(818) 677-2948

Career Record 197-144 (14 seasons)

Assistant James Ciuffo (Cal Lutheran, 1996), 13th Yr(818) 677-2058

Volunteer Assistant Zbynek Mlynarik, 5th Year

2010-11 WOMEN’S TENNIS RESULTS > 2010-11 Conference Finish 7th

Team Doubles Record 55-22

Team Singles Record 84-67

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P H OTO G R A P H Y Braden Villanueva

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2 Year in Review

6 Media Information

PROFILES8 Head Coach Gary Victor

12 Assistant Coach James CiuffoVolunteer Coach Zbynek Mlynarik

13 Meet the Team

14 Lorraine Chung

16 Brooke Doane

18 Nina Jaworowski

20 Ryma Korab

22 Sabrina Man-Son-Hing

24 Maria Pistalu

26 Jennifer Sher

28 Nigora Sirojiddinova

30 Anna Yang

32 Matador Redshirts

TEAM HISTORY 34 2011 Match-by-Match Results

2011 All-Big West Team

35 2011 Big West Standings2011 Final Results

36 Series Record vs. Division-IOpponents

37 Year-by-Year Results

40 All-Conference SelectionsPlayer of the Week Awards

41 Season and Career Leaders

42 Matador Letterwinners

NORTHRIDGE 44 Matador Administration

45 Staff Directory

46 Media Relations

47 Athletic Training/Strength & Conditioning

48 This is Cal State Northridge

50 Prominent Alumni

51 The Northridge Community

52 A History of Success

32010-11 WOMEN’S TENNIS NORTHRIDGE MATADORS

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SEASON IN REVIEW // LED BY THE EXPLOITS OF BROOKE DOANE, THE BEST DOUBLES PLAYER IN SCHOOL HISTORY, NORTHRIDGE TENNIS PUT ON A SHOW IN 2011.

BY GEOFF HERBERG, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS

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THE CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE WOMEN’S TENNIS TEAM ENJOYED A STELLAR2011 season, finishing with a 16-10 overall record and posting several impres-sive victories. Led by a pair of dynamic seniors, Brooke Doane and NinaJaworowski, the Matadors accomplished many notable feats and left an indeli-ble mark in the school record books during the campaign.

For CSUN head coach Gary Victor, his 14th year in charge of the Matadors,the 2011 season represented a testament to perseverance and determination.

“I think this was a very successful season for us, especially if you look at theway we finished,” Victor said. “We had a lot of excuses to fold up shop andplay out the calendar, but we never did. This team, led by the leadership ofBrooke Doane, fought through all the adversity and ended the year on a strongnote and set the stage for 2012.”

The end of the season certainly provided several highlights for Northridge.The Matadors won six of their final eight matches, including a victory overPacific in the regular season finale.

That win over the Tigers set up a dramatic result for CSUN at the Big WestChampionships. As the No. 7 seed in the tournament, Northridge drew nation-ally-ranked Cal Poly, a squad that had defeated the Matadors 6-1 earlier inthe season.

Undeterred by that earlier result, the Matadors stormed out to an early 1-0lead by taking two doubles matches. They then went on to clinch the match andadvance to the semifinals of the event by winning three of the first four singlesmatches to finish.

Although the Matadors lost in the semifinals to UC Irvine, Victor and theMatadors still had a memorable 2011 campaign. The team had an impressivevictory over nationally ranked San Diego State on a neutral court in Hawai’i inMarch. The squad also posted prominent victories over Nevada, Hawai’i,Georgetown, Columbia and LMU.

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its first league loss in recent memory. The dual matchbetween the two teams came down to a final singles matchand although CSUN eventually lost the match, the teamsent a message to the rest of the conference with the per-formance.

As has been the case for the past several years, doublesplay led the way for the CSUN attack. As a team,Northridge posted a collective record of 55-22 (.714) for theseason as two tandems earned all-conference honors.

At the forefront of this was the play of Doane, who leavesCSUN after four years with the school record for career dou-bles wins (71) and career doubles winning percentage(.826). Individually, Doane finished 21-5 in doubles play,including a perfect 8-0 record against Big West opposition,and tied a school record for most doubles wins in a season.

For the majority of the year, she teamed with JenniferSher to post a 16-2 record in doubles play and earn All-BigWest First Team honors. She also worked with Maria Pistaluto finish with a 4-1 record and earn All-Big West DoublesHonorable Mention honors.

“It is not unfair or any stretch of the truth to say thatBrooke is the greatest doubles player in school history,”Victor added. “She has been an incredible teammate forthe past four seasons and her departure leaves a void onour squad that will be hard to replace.”

Not to be outdone, Sher finished the year with a 21-3mark and a 7-1 league record in doubles action. The .875winning percentage for the year is the sixth-best in schoolhistory. Pistalu wrapped up her 2011 season with a 14-5record for the year and a perfect 7-0 mark against Big Westopponents. She is now 27-9 in doubles play in herNorthridge career and her .750 career winning percentageranks third in school history.

Another top doubles player for Northridge was SabrinaMan-Son-Hing, who posted a 17-8 record for the seasonand a 6-2 mark against league opponents. She worked withPistalu to post a 10-4 mark on the season. Man-Son-Hingalso teamed with Sher on several occasions, posting a 5-1record.

Towards the end of the season, a strong No. 3 doublesteam emerged for Victor: Anna Yang and NigoraSirojiddinova. The duo finished 9-2 on the season, pickingup notable victories over Georgetown, UC Santa Barbara,LMU, Pacific, Cal Poly and UC Irvine.

For Sirojiddinova, she is now ninth in school history with36 career doubles wins and sixth in school history with a.621 career winning percentage in doubles. For Yang, sheends her second season with a 27-13 doubles record andranks fourth in school history with a .675 career winning per-centage.

Moving on to singles play, Victor juggled his line-upthroughout the year due to injury but came away with sev-eral impressive performances.

Doane earned All-Big West First Team honors after fin-ishing 11-13 overall and 4-4 in league singles matches. Sheposted notable wins over Nevada, Long Beach State,Dartmouth, UC Irvine and Cal Poly. At one point during theyear she had a seven-match winning streak in singles andleaves CSUN with a 44-40 career singles mark.

The team’s other senior, Nina Jaworowski, overcamenumerous injuries to post a 4-11 singles mark in her finalseason. She posted notable wins over Long Beach Stateand Hawai’i and leaves Northridge with a 38-34 career sin-gles mark.

“Nina had a tough year no doubt about it, but she nevergave in to the nagging injuries,” Victor said. “Her four yearshave been defined by hard work, perseverance and deter-mination and 2011 was no different. Her return to actionright before the league tourney really kick started the squadand helped spur us to a great win over Cal Poly.”

Joining Doane on the All-Big West Singles First Teamwas Sher, who went a team-best 17-5 in 2011. Againstleague opponents, Sher was an impressive 6-2 and pickedup notable victories over Cal Poly twice, UC Davis, SanDiego State, Georgetown, LMU and Pacific. Her .773 win-ning percentage for the year ties her for 10th in school his-tory for a single season.

Sirojiddinova cracked double-figure wins in singles forthe second-straight year, finishing her junior campaign withan 11-13 overall record and a 3-5 mark in league action.She posted impressive victories over Arizona, Hawai’i,Georgetown, Portland, LMU and Pacific. In her three sea-sons at CSUN, Sirojiddinova is now 41-26 in singles.

Pistalu enjoyed a successful season in her second yearat Northridge, finishing with a 13-6 overall record and a 4-3 mark in league action. She posted notable victories overSan Diego State, LMU, Pacific and UC Irvine and owns a26-10 singles record in two seasons at Northridge. That .722career winning percentage ranks fourth in school history.

A freshman, Lorraine Cheung, provided plenty of opti-mism for Victor and the Matadors for the future. Cheung fin-ished the year 14-6, the second-most singles wins on theteam. She recorded notable victories over Nevada, USC,San Diego State, Columbia, Pacific and Cal Poly.

Yang posted a 7-5 overall record in singles in her sec-ond season at Northridge. She was 2-3 against Big Westopposition and recorded notable victories over Nevada,Portland and UC Irvine.

Ryma Korab also gave the Matadors several impressiveperformances in her sophomore season. She finished theyear 5-2 in singles action and scored the decisive point inthe Matadors’ victory over Georgetown on Mar. 6.

Although replacing Doane and Jaworowski will be a talltask for Victor and the Matadors, the team feels confidentbased on the play of the returning players to that a run atthe 2012 Big West Championship is well within their grasp.

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MEDIA INFORMATION >>:: GENERAL MEDIA SERVICES > The 2011 Cal State NorthridgeWomen’s Tennis Yearbook is asource of information for themedia covering the Matadors dur-ing the season. Additional infor-mation is available upon request— news releases, statistics, photo-graphs and news clips. Contactthe Cal State Northridge AthleticMedia Relations Office at (818)677-3243 for various needs, includ-ing interviews. Please review thispage to help answer any ques-tions regarding media servicesand policies.

:: PRESS CREDENTIALS > Members of the working mediaare asked to contact women’s ten-nis sports information director,Geoff Herberg, for press and pho-tography and media passes forall Matador home matches atleast four days before the contest.Requests must be made in writingand on company letterhead andcan be mailed to the Cal StateNorthridge Athletic MediaRelations Office, 18111 NordhoffSt., Northridge, CA, 91330-8276 orfaxed to (818) 677-4950. Priorityseating will be granted to mem-bers of the media covering CalState Northridge on a regularbasis and to visiting media mem-bers. If space permits, everyattempt will be made to honorother requests. All credentials arenon-transferable and are limitedto members of the working mediaonly. Nonworking individuals willnot be issued credentials or bepermitted in the press area.Cooperation in this matter willhelp ensure the best possibleworking conditions.

:: PHOTO CREDENTIALS > Photographers must contact the

Athletic Media Relations Office for

credentials. Only working media

will be issued a pass.

Photographers are required to

wear their credential in plain sight

at all times. It is recommended

that 1,600 or 3,200 ASA film be

used. No flash photography is

allowed.

:: MEDIA PARKING > Media parking passes, issued onlyin advance by the Athletic MediaRelations Office, are for theUniversity’s Lot G4. The entrancesto Lot G4 are on the west side ofZelzah Avenue between Nordhoffand Plummer Streets.

:: RADIO AND :: TELEPHONE LINES > Visiting radio stations must makearrangements through the AthleticMedia Relations Office at leasttwo weeks prior to the match.There will be a $35 charge foruse of the telephone line providedfor radio and ALL calls must beeither collect or billed to a callingcredit card.

:: CONTACTING COACHES > The best time to contact women’stennis head coach Gary Victor isweekdays from 9 a.m. to noon.

:: MATCH SERVICES > The Cal State Northridge AthleticMedia Relations Office will pro-vide full statistical services for allMatador home matches. Finalresults will be distributed after thematch.

:: INTERVIEWS > At no time will the media beadmitted into the Cal StateNorthridge locker room area.There will be a 10-minute coolingdown period after the contest.After that time, requests for inter-views with Matador coaches andplayers will be coordinated by arepresentative from the Cal StateNorthridge Athletic MediaRelations Office. Visiting SportsInformation Directors will beresponsible for their coach andplayer interviews.

:: SEASON INTERVIEWS > All requests for coach and/or play-

er interviews should be made in

advance by contacting the Cal

State Northridge Athletic Media

Relations Office at (818) 677-3243.

The best time for short interviews

prior to a tournament is following

daily practice sessions, which usu-

ally run from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The

best time for extended interviews is

normally between 10 a.m. and

1:30 p.m., depending on class

schedules and team obligations.

No interviews will be permitted

during daily practice sessions. On

the day of the match, interviews

will only be granted after the con-

clusion of the contest. Telephone

interviews are available to the

media on a “call-back” basis only.

Individual player telephone num-

bers WILL NOT be given to mem-

bers of the media. Players are

instructed NOT to conduct inter-

views when contacted directly by

telephone. The Athletic Media

Relations Office will arrange for

telephone interviews at a time con-

venient for the student-athlete. The

most popular time for call backs

on telephone interviews is follow-

ing practice. The Matador locker

room and team training rooms are

considered private team areas

and are OFF-LIMITS to the media.

:: SCOUTS > NCAA rules will be strictly

enforced. Scouts from opposing

schools will be issued one press

credential if space permits.

Requests must be made at least

four days in advance.

:: BIG WEST SERVICES > The Cal State Northridge women’s

tennis competes as a member of

the Big West Conference. The Big

West Conference office offers a

variety of services to the media

throughout the academic calen-

dar year. For more information on

the Big West Conference, contact

Mike Villamor, Information Director

at (949) 261-2525. ■

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MATADOR HEAD COACH GARY VICTOR FINISHED HIS 14THseason with the Northridge women's tennis program in 2011.

The 2011 season represented yet another memorable cam-paign for Victor and the Matadors. The team finished the seasonwith a 16-10 overall record, but made waves in the Big WestTournament by knocking off a nationally ranked Cal Poly squadin the tournament’s quarterfinals. The team also posted notablevictories over a nationally ranked San Diego State squad on aneutral court, Nevada, LMU, Pacific and Columbia. Individually,Victor saw Brooke Doane earn her third-straight All-Big WestDoubles First Team award, teaming with Jennifer Sher to go 16-2on the season. Both Sher and Doane also earned All-Big WestSingles First Team honors and Maria Pistalu received All-Big WestDoubles Honorable Mention for her work with Doane.

Victor and the Matadors turned in another impressive springcampaign in 2010, finishing with a 12-8 overall record and 4-4mark and fifth-place finish in the Big West. The Matadors record-ed impressive victories over No. 60 Washington State, Wyoming,Hawai’i and at UC Davis and Pacific. Individually, the team sawseveral new names join the ranks in the school’s history. NigoraSirojiddinova finished 16-3 in singles action, the fourth-best win-ning percentage in school history. Brooke Doane continued toplay outstanding No. 1 doubles, earning All-Big West First Team

honors with Anna Yang, her third partner in three years. Doanealso played well at No. 1 singles, earning her first career winover a nationally ranked opponent and earned All-Big WestSecond Team honors. Nina Jaworowski also received SecondTeam honors in singles for the second-straight year after a solidseason at the top two draws. Finally, she and Whitney Paluchamassed a 13-6 doubles mark at No. 2, earning HonorableMention accolades.

The 2009 season proved to be another banner year for CSUNand Coach Victor. The team finished the season with a 11-13 over-all mark and a 5-5 finish in the Big West Conference. The doublesteam of Brooke Doane and Evgeniya Vertesheva went 19-2 on theseason at the No. 1 draw, earning All-Big West First Team honorsin the process. Vertesheva then went 11-12 in No. 1 singles playto earn a spot on the All-Big West Singles First Team and NinaJaworoski's 14-8 record, primarily at the No. 2 draw, helped herearn a place on the All-Big West Singles Second Team.

In addition to his duties at Northridge, Victor helped guide theSan Fernando Valley Competition Training Center to a teamchampionship in the 2009 Southern California CTC Team Cup. Thetitle was the San Fernando Valley's first in the history of the event.The team, comprised of children from ages nine to 13, defeatedsquads from Bakersfield and San Gabriel Valley to reach the

GARYVICTOR

WOMEN’S TENNIS HEAD COACH // 14TH SEASON // RUTGERS, B.A., 1991 // CAREER RECORD: 197-144 (.578)

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VICTOR’S TENURE AT CSUN INCLUDES...

35 ALL-BIG SKY/ALL-BIG WESTSINGLES TEAM SELECTIONS

17 ALL-BIG WEST DOUBLES TEAMSELECTIONS

16 ALL-BIG SKY/ALL-BIG WESTSINGLES FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS

5 ALL-BIG WEST DOUBLES FIRSTTEAM SELECTIONS

2001 BIG SKY CONFERENCECOACH OF THE YEAR

23 INDIVIDUAL WEEKLYCONFERENCE AWARD WINNERS

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semifinals, where they recorded a win against the contingent fromSan Diego. CSUN women's tennis assistant coach ZbynekMlynarik served as an assistant coach on the squad as well.

Victor was also named the Chair of the Western Region ITACoaches' Committee in the summer of 2009. After serving on thecommittee for two years, the appointment will allow Victor tohave extended responsibilities, which include handling regionalrankings, voting on All-American candidates and representingthe region during the NCAA Tournament selection process.

In the fall of 2008, Victor teamed with Mlynarik to capture theUSPTA International Doubles Championship with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-2win over No. 1s Marcin Rozpedski and Andrew Scorteanu in thechampionship match. Victor and Mlynarik were an unseededteam in the tournament and also defeated the No. 2 team in thesemifinals.

In 2008, the Matadors posted a 14-8 overall record and a 7-3 mark against Big West opponents. The Matadors placed thirdfor the second-straight year at the Big West Championships andplaced Kanykey Koichumanova, Canna Furuta, Brooke Doaneand Victoria Brymer on the All-Big West team. Additionally,Koichumanova teamed with Brooke Doane to compile an 18-2doubles record for the season.

Victor led the 2007 team to its highest final national rankingsince 2003 and finished 11-7 and tied for third in the Big WestConference.Behind the play of All-Big West honorees senior SilviaGutierrez and juniors Canna Furuta and Kanykey Koichumanova,CSUN finished 69th in the final according to the finalFILA/College Tennis Online Poll.

The 2006 Matadors finished 16-7 overall record and a third-place finish at the 2006 Big West Championships. Victor holds anoverall record of 133-93 at Northridge and coached fourMatadors to All-Big West Conference honors in 2006. The quar-tet of Canna Furuta, Silvia Gutierrez, Kanykey Koichumanova andYuYu Myinttun each earned spots on the all-league squad.

In 2004, Victor earned his 100th win at CSUN with a 5-2 tri-umph over Lewis and Clark State on Jan. 30, 2004. Northridgeended the 2003 campaign with a 14-9 overall record and fin-ished as the 65th-ranked team in the nation, the highest year-endranking in school history.

Victor was named Big Sky Coach of the Year in 2001 after theMatadors (22-9) won the Big Sky Conference Championship andadvanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in schoolhistory.

A Matador assistant during the 1995-96 season, Victor washired as the head coach of the CSUN women's tennis team onAug. 29, 1997. He was later named the Director of Tennis on Oct.15, 1998.

During his collegiate years, Victor was a four-year starter atRutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., playing at the No. 1 sin-gles position during the 1989 and 1990 seasons. During thoseyears, he defeated five All-Americans and reached the Atlantic10 Conference singles finals. He was the Most Valuable Playerfor the Scarlet Knights in 1989 and '90 and was also a two-timeteam captain.

Victor graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in journalismand mass media from Rutgers in 1991 and was on the Dean'sList in 1988 and '91. After graduation, Victor worked as a pro-ducer of the American Gladiators and Gladiators 2000 televisionseries. He has since earned 24 credits towards his master'sdegree in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling at Northridge.

Victor earned a degree as a specialist in the USTA's HighPerformance Coaching Program in 2001. He was also the headcoach of the San Fernando Valley Competition Training CenterTeam. Victor was named USPTA's California College Coach ofthe Year in 1999 and 2003 and coached the Southern California12's Zonals Champions in July 2005.

Victor and his wife Shirley have two children, Emma (8) andKyra (6), and reside in Thousand Oaks.

“I THINK THIS WAS A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON FOR US, ESPECIALLY IF YOULOOK AT THE WAY WE FINISHED, WE HAD A LOT OF EXCUSES TO FOLD UP SHOP AND PLAYOUT THE CALENDAR, BUT WE NEVER DID. THIS TEAM, LED BY THE LEADERSHIP OF BROOKEDOANE, FOUGHT THROUGH ALL THE ADVERSITY AND ENDED THE YEAR ON A STRONG NOTEAND SET THE STAGE FOR 2012.”

– HEAD COACH GARY VICTOR


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Having completed his fifth year as Volunteer Coach for the MatadorWomen's Tennis team, Zbynek Mlynarik brings a wealth of experienceand knowledge to share. The Matadors have posted a 64-46 record inhis five seasons and he has helped develop numerous All-Big Westaward winners in his time.

In addition to his work with the Matadors, Mlynarik served as anassistant coach to CSUN Head Coach Gary Victor on the 2009 theSan Fernando Valley Competition Training Center team that won ateam championship in the Southern California CTC Team Cup. The titlewas the San Fernando Valley's first in the history of the event. Theteam, comprised of children from ages nine to 13, defeated squadsfrom Bakersfield and San Gabriel Valley to reach the semifinals, wherethey recorded a win against the contingent from San Diego.

In the fall of 2008, Mlynarik won the singles title at the USPTAChampionships, defeating No. 2 seeded Adrians Zguns from Orlando,Fla., 7-5, 7-6. He then teamed with CSUN Head Coach Gary Victor towin the doubles crown with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-2 win over No. 1s MarcinRozpedski and Andrew Scorteanu in the championship match.

He competed on the Professional Tennis Circuit from 1997- 2005across 6 continents and 37 countries with wins over Marcos Baghdatis,Taylor Dent, Ivo Karlovic, Sam Querry, Jarkko Niemienen, RobertKendrick, Alex Bogomolov, Alexander Waske, and Kevin Kim.

During these years "Spin" earned his highest ranking of 200 ATP,played the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and the USOpen. "Spin" also earned 10 Future titles, 24 Austrian National titles,was a 2- time Austrian Team Champion, Austrian Masters Winner, andDavis Cup Team Member. In 2006, he was named Mr. Bundes LigaMVP and played in the first Division of the Austrian and GermanLeagues.

In 2006, after retiring from the Professional Tour, Zbynek competedin USTA Men's Open tournaments with a record of 31-2, winning fourtournaments including "The Ojai" by defeating Sam Querry.

Zbynek is certified at Level 1 in PTR and USPTA. He was namedThe PTR Male Player of the Year and won The Men's Open Singlesand Doubles PTR International Championships for three consecutiveyears. Zbynek also won the USPTA International Men's Open SinglesChampionships in 2006 and both Singles and Doubles in 2008- withCSUN's Head Coach, and friend, Gary Victor.

Now dedicated to the development of Junior tennis players, in 2008Zbynek earned his USTA High Performance Coaching Certificate. Heserves on the USTA Junior Tennis Council, participates as a Coach forthe USTA Junior Competition Training Center, and works to train andcoach young talents in the San Fernando Valley.

Zbynek lives in Chatsworth with his wife Robin, who is also Facultyat CSUN, and his two step- daughters, Alexandra and Analyssa. Heand Robin welcomed their son Gavin into the world on May 11, 2009.

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James Ciuffo finished his 13th season as an assistant coach for the Cal

State Northridge women's tennis program in 2011.

During his time at Northridge, Ciuffo and the Matadors have posted an

overall record of 164-124. In 2001, he helped lead the Matadors to the Big

Sky Conference Championship and a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

Teaming with Coach Victor, Ciuffo has been instrumental in the development

of 15 all-league doubles team selections and 31 all-leauge singles honorees,

including 13 first team recipients. Additionally, the Matadors have earned a

total of 14 individual conference weekly awards in his tenure.

Along with his coaching duties, Ciuffo assists in organizing practices and

recruiting. Ciuffo also hosts several summer camps at Matador Soccer Field

and is in charge of Northridge Tennis.

Ciuffo attended Cal Lutheran University, where he was a member of the

men's tennis team from 1994 to 1996. He earned his bachelor's degree in

business from CLU in

1996. Prior to attend-

ing Cal Lutheran,

Ciuffo attended Pierce

College in Woodland

Hills, Calif. and gradu-

ated from Taft High

School in 1998.

He is also a mem-

ber of the United

States Professional

Tennis Association.

Ciuffo and his wife

Shelley have a daugh-

ter, Angelina (7).

CIUFFO’S TENURE AT CSUN INCLUDES...

34 ALL-BIG SKY/ALL-BIG WESTSINGLES TEAM SELECTIONS

17 ALL-BIG WEST DOUBLESTEAM SELECTIONS

16 ALL-BIG SKY/ALL-BIG WESTSINGLES FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS

5 ALL-BIG WEST DOUBLES FIRSTTEAM SELECTIONS


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ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS >>

[SENIORS]Brooke Doane, Nina Jaworowski

[JUNIORS]Jennifer Sher, Nigora Sirojiddinova

[SOPHOMORES]Ryma Korab, Sabrina Man-Son-Hing, Maria Pistalu,Anna Yang

[FRESHMEN]Lorraine Cheung, BreJohn McCrary, MarjaniSimmons

TEAM PICTURE(Left to Right) Head Coach Gary Victor. Volunteer AssistantCoach Zbynek Mlynarik, Marjani Simmons, Jennifer Sher,Sabrina Man-Son-Hing, Lorraine Cheung, Anna Yang,BreJohn McCrary, Maria Pistalu, Brooke Doane, NinaJaworowski, Nigora Sirojiddinova, Ryma Korab and assis-tant coach James Ciuffo

Head Coach: Gary Victor >> Rutgers, 1991 >> 14th SeasonAssistant Coach: James Ciuffo >> Cal Lutheran, 1996 >> 13th SeasonAssistant Coach: Zbynek Mlynarik >> 5th Season

2011 ROSTER >>NAME HT YR EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL)

Lorraine Cheung 5-3 FR 1V Hong Kong (Maryknoll Convent School)

Brooke Doane 5-4 SR 4V Ewa Beach, Hawai’i (Kamehameha HS)

Nina Jaworowski 5-6 SR 4V Calberlah, Germany (Albert Schweitzer)

Ryma Korab 5-6 SO 2V Baranovichy, Belarus (Gymnasium 4)

Sabrina Man-Son-Hing 5-6 SO 1V Calabasas, CA (Calabasas HS)

BreJohn McCrary 5-2 FR 1V Bellflower, CA (Santiago HS)

Maria Pistalu 5-4 SO 2V Munich, Germany

Jennifer Sher 5-7 JR 1V Hong Kong (Concordia)

Marjani Simmons 5-9 FR 1V San Jose, CA (Santa Teresa HS)

Nigora Sirojiddinova 5-8 JR 3V Tashkent, Uzbekistan (School #250)

Anna Yang 5-2 SO 2V San Diego, CA (Vista Murrieta HS)

MEET THE TEAM


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2011Cheung went 14-6 in singles play and 4-4 in dou-bles in her first year at CSUN ... the 14 singlesvictories were the second-most on the team ...Cheung played primarily at the fifth and sixthdraw in singles action ... recorded notable vic-tories over Nevada, USC, Hawai'i, San DiegoState, Georgetown, Pacific and Cal Poly ...secured match-winning point in CSUN's quarter-final upset over Cal Poly in the 2011 Big WestChampionships ... posted a 2-3 record in singlesplay against league opposition ... teamed withNigora Sirojiddinova (2-2), Ryma Korab (1-0),Nina Jaworowski (0-2) Anna Yang (1-0) andSabrina Man-Son-Hing (1-0) in doubles actionthroughout the course of the season ... notchednotable doubles wins over Nevada andColumbia.

MARYKNOLL CONVENT SCHOOLCheung played three years of tennis, from 2008-10, at Mary Knoll Convent School in Hong Kong... graduated in 2010.

PERSONALBorn on June 2, 1992 ... daughter of CatherineHui and Rikko Cheung ... has one sister,Monique ... favorites include actor Josh Duamel,the TV show "Gossip Girl", Roger Federer andice cream ... once beat her sister in mixed dou-bles tournament at the age of 13 and lists thatas her greatest sports moment ... says the bestthing about being an athlete is getting to traveland meet the other student-athletes ... once metMichael Chang ... would like to switch placeswith Maria Sharapova for a day ... plays tennisright-handed, but writes left-handed ... majoringin Business Marketing.

LORRAINECHEUNG

5-6 // FRESHMAN // HONG KONG // MARYKNOLL CONVENT SCHOOL


CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32011 14-6 - - - 3-0 3-3 8-3 5-4 - 0-1 5-3TOTALS 14-6 - - - 3-0 3-3 8-3 5-4 - 0-1 5-3


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2011Doane finished the year 11-13 in singles and 21-5 in doubles in her senior andfinal season at Northridge … earned All-Big West Singles First Team, All-Big WestDoubles First Team and All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention honors fol-lowing the season … in doubles, set school record for career wins and careerwinning percentage, finishing 71-15 (.826) in four seasons … the 21 individualdoubles wins ties a school record for a single season … teamed with JenniferSher to finish 16-2 on the season and 6-0 against Big West opponents, all at theNo. 1 draw, to earn All-Big West Doubles First Team honors … duo recordednotable victories over San Diego State, Long Beach State, Cal Poly twice,Dartmouth and Pacific … earned All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention acco-lades after finishing 4-1 with Maria Pistalu, including a 2-0 record (UC SantaBarbara, UC Irvine) against league foes … in all, Doane finished 8-0 against BigWest opponents in doubles play … earned All-Big West Singles First Team hon-ors after posting 11-13 overall record and 4-4 mark against league foes …picked up notable singles victories over Nevada, Long Beach State, Dartmouth,UC Irvine and Cal Poly … named Big West Tennis Athlete of the Week on Feb.16 after going 4-0 in singles and doubles combined in matches against Fullertonand Long Beach State … had a seven-match winning streak in singles play dur-ing the season … leaves CSUN with 44-40 career singles record.

2010Doane finished her third season at CSUN with a 9-11 overall record in singlesplay ... finished 3-6 against Big West opponents ... named to All-Big WestSingles Second Team ... finished 7-7 at the No. 1 draw and 2-4 at No. 2 ...defeated Stephanie Hammell of UCI on Mar. 6 for her first career singles winover a nationally ranked opponent (6-7, 6-3, 6-0) ... named Big West Athlete ofthe Week for the victory over Hammell ... posted impressive singles wins overWyoming and Portland ... teamed with Anna Yang to finish 11-7 in doublesplay, all at the No.1 draw ... duo went 3-4 against Big West opponents ... tan-dem received All-Big West Doubles First Team honors ... posted impressive vic-tories over Hawai'i, Washington State, Wyoming, UC Davis and Portland ...retains the top doubles winning percentage in school history through her firstthree years with a 50-10 record (.833) and ranks third in career doubles wins.

2009Doane finished sophomore season with 10-11 overall singles record, including

5-4 mark against league opponents ... finished doubles season with a 20-2overall record, including a 19-2 mark with Evgeniya Vertesheva ... named toAll-Big West Doubles First Team with Vertesheva ... duo finished a perfect 10-0 against conference opponents ... ... duo's 19 victories tied single-seasonschool record and .905 winning percentage ranks second in school history ...tandem picked up impressive doubles wins over Pepperdine, Long BeachState (twice), Pacific (twice), UC Irvine and Harvard ... played singles match-es primarily at No. 3 draw, finishing with 9-10 mark ... posted impressive vic-tories over Memphis, Pacific (twice), San Francisco and Dartmouth ... postedseason-long four match winning streak from Mar. 9 to Mar. 15.

2008In rookie season, finished with a team-high 14 singles victories and a 14-5overall record ... recorded 2-0 record in No. 3 position, 7-3 at No. 5 spot and5-2 at No. 6 singles position ... finished 5-2 in Big West singles matches ... con-cluded regular season on a six-match winning streak ... also posted two sep-arate three-match winning streaks ... won Big West Championship quarterfinalmatch over Emma Shapiro of UC Davis, 6-0, 6-0 ... teamed with senior KanykeyKoichumanova to finish the season with a 18-2 doubles record ... team namedto All-Big West Doubles Second Team ... duo started season 12-0 in doublesmatches, all at No. 2 position ... tandem posted 6-1 record in Big West com-petition ... moved up to No. 1 doubles seed on the team for final three match-es of the season, posting a 2-1 record .... scored team's only points with 6-2,7-5 singles victory over UC Irvine's Heidi Kaloi in the No. 6 spot and an 8-2victory with Koichumanova in No. 2 doubles position on Mar. 30

KAMEHAMEHA-KAPALAMA HIGH SCHOOLFour-year letterwinner at Kamehameha-Kapalama High School in Honolulu, HIunder head coach Les Young ... Named to All-State First Team all four years... part of the 2005 state champs in doubles play ... member of 2004 ILHChampionship squad.

PERSONALBorn on May 2, 1989 ... daughter of Stephanie and Kenneth Doane Jr. ... listssome of her favorites as the television shows "Friends" and "The Hills", anytype of Hawaiian food and the movie "Madea's Family Reunion" ... majoringin biochemistry.

BROOKEDOANE

5-4 // SENIOR // EWA BEACH, HAWAI’I // KAMEHAMEHA HS

■ 2008 All-Big West Doubles Second Team w/Kanykey Koichumanova

■ 2009 All-Big West Doubles First Team w/Evgeniya Vertesheva

■ 2010 All-Big West Doubles First Team w/Anna Yang

■ 2010 All-Big West Singles Second Team

■ 2011 All-Big West Singles First Team

■ 2011 All-Big West Doubles First Team w/Jennifer Sher

■ 2011 All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention w/Maria Pistalu

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32008 14-5 - - - 2-0 7-3 5-2 18-2 3-1 15-1 -2009 10-11 - 1-0 9-10 0-1 - - 20-2 20-2 - -2010 9-11 7-7 2-4 - - - - 12-6 12-6 - -2011 11-13 7-13 4-0 - - - - 21-5 21-5 - -TOTALS 44-40 14-20 7-4 9-10 2-1 7-3 5-2 71-15 56-14 15-1 -


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2011Jaworowski finished the year 4-11 in singles play and 4-7 in doubles play inher final season at CSUN … in doubles, teamed primarily with Anna Yang,posting 4-5 mark at No. 2 doubles as a tandem … also teamed with LorraineCheung for a pair of matches … picked up notable doubles victories overNevada and UC Davis … posted 2-2 mark in league singles play, defeatingLong Beach Sate and Cal State Fullerton … also had victories over Hawai’iand Cal State Los Angeles … leaves Northridge with 38-34 career singlesrecord and 39-29 career doubles mark … the 39 career doubles victories arethe sixth-most in program history … her .574 doubles winning percentage forcareer ranks ninth in school history.

2010Jaworowski finished 2010 with an 8-10 overall record in singles play ... posteda 3-5 mark against Big West opponents ... named to All-Big West SinglesSecond Team for second-straight year ... split time between No. 2 draw (6-7)and No. 1 draw (2-3) ... posted impressive singles wins over Hawai'i, SanDiego and UC Davis ... teamed with Whitney Paluch to post a 13-6 record indoubles play, all at the No. 2 draw ... tandem finished 5-2 against Big Westopposition ... duo earned All-Big West Honorable Mention for their play ...posted impressive victories over San Diego, Washington State, Dartmouth, UCDavis, Pacific, Long Beach State and Portland.

2009Tied for team lead with a 14-8 singles mark and finished year 11-11 in doublesaction, with most singles and doubles matches contested at No. 2 draw ...named to All-Big West Singles Second Team ... teamed with NigoraSirojiddinova in doubles season and duo finished 11-11 overall record and 5-5mark in league matches ... duo defeated Long Beach State (twice), Memphis,Columbia and UC Davis among notable wins ...posted a six-match singles win-

ning streak during the season ... won four of last five singles matches ... notchedimpressive wins over Harvard, San Francisco, Memphis and Long Beach State... earned Big West Tennis Co-Athlete of the Week honors on Mar. 20 after fin-ishing prior week with perfect 4-0 singles record and 3-1 mark in doubles play.

2008Talented rookie finished season 12-5 overall and 3-4 in Big West matches ...Posted a 1-0 record at No. 3 position, a 4-3 record as the fifth seed and a 7-2 record from the No. 6 position ... strung together a seven-match winningstreak from Mar. 1 to Mar. 19 ... during streak, won four of seven matches indecisive third set ... won last two matches of the season in straight-sets, 6-0, 6-0, over Fresno Pacific and Cal State Bakersfield ... defeated UC Davis' KaitlanCallan, 6-4, 2-6 and 6-0 at No. 6 position in Big West Championships quar-terfinals ... in doubles play, finished 11-5 overall and 3-1 in Big West matches... played with three different teammates in doubles, going 11-5 with juniorSandra Kukla, 0-1 with sophomore Kristy Fournell and 3-0 with senior CannaFuruta ... teaming with Kukla, the duo was 8-4 overall and 3-1 in Big Westmatches, all played at the No. 3 position ... tandem opened up play winningsix of first seven matches ... went 4-0 at the end of the season with Furuta, win-ning twice at No.3 position and once at No. 2 spot, including win at Big WestChampionships quarterfinals over UC Davis' Emma Shapiro and Robin Guier... went 0-1 with Fournell at No. 3 position.

PERSONALBorn on January 13, 1988 ... daughter of Margarethe and Henryk Jaworowski... hails from Calberlah, Germany ... took first place at the 1997 GermanChampionships ... some of her favorites include the Los Angeles Lakers, ten-nis player Rafael Nadal and eating pasta and sushi ... her favorite thing aboutbeing an athlete is practicing every day ... can't imagine a week without herIPod ... majoring in kinesiology.

NINAJAWOROWSKI

5-7 // SENIOR // CALBERLAH, GERMANY // ALBERT SCHWEITZER



■ 2010 All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention w/ Whitney Paluch

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32008 12-5 - - 1-0 - 4-3 7-2 11-5 - 1-0 10-52009 14-8 0-1 14-7 - - - - 11-11 - 11-11 -2010 8-10 2-3 6-7 - - - - 13-6 - 13-6 -2011 4-11 - 1-3 3-8 - - - 4-7 - 4-6 0-1TOTALS 38-34 2-4 21-17 4-8 - 4-3 7-2 39-29 - 29-23 10-6


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2011Korab went 5-2 in singles action and 1-0 in dou-bles work during her second season atNorthridge … teamed with Lorraine Cheung todefeat Chapman in No. 3 doubles on Feb. 1 …in singles, played mostly at fifth and sixth drawsand recorded impressive wins over Georgetownand Texas State.

2010Korab officially appeared in one match forCSUN in 2010 ... teamed with Zarina Pisnoy torecord an 8-4 victory in the No. 3 doubles matchagainst Cal State Los Angeles on Feb. 26 ... alsoplayed several unofficial matches for CSUN atthe No. 7 and No. 8 draw.

PERSONALBorn on July 25, 1992 ... daughter of Larysa andAliaksandr Korab ... favorites include actorsJohnny Depp, Jude Law and Robin Williams,Russian food and the movies "21", "WhatDreams May Come" and "The Italian Job" ...chose CSUN for the chance to study abroad,play tennis for a university and the businessschool ... would like to switch places with ParisHilton for a day ... would cast Charlize Theron toplay her in a movie about her life ... majoring inbusiness administration.

RYMAKORAB

5-6 // SOPHOMORE // BARANOVICHY, BELARUS // GYMNASIUM 4

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32010 0-0 - - - - - - 1-0 - - 1-02011 5-2 - - 1-0 - 0-2 4-0 1-0 - - 1-0TOTALS 5-2 - - 1-0 - 0-2 4-0 2-0 - - 2-0


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2011Man-Son-Hing finished 2-6 in singles and 17-8 indoubles play for the Matadors in her first yearat Northridge ... finished 6-2 in doubles againstBig West opposition ... teamed with MariaPistalu to finish 10-4 overall and 5-0 against con-ference opponents in doubles play ... tandempicked up notable victories over Long BeachState, UC Davis, San Diego State and Pacific ...went 5-1 in doubles play with Jennifer Sher, pick-ing up impressive victories over UC SantaBarbara, Columbia and Portland ... also playeddoubles with Brooke Doane (0-2), NigoraSirojiddinova (1-1) and Lorraine Cheung (1-0) ...picked up both singles win on the season indoubleheader victories over Chapman and CalState Los Angeles on Feb. 1.

CALABASAS HIGH SCHOOLMan-Son-Hing was a four-year letterwinner forthe Coyotes ... earned All-Marmonte LeagueFirst Team Singles in all four years of competi-tion ... went undefeated in league singles match-es during last three seasons ... graduated in2010.

PERSONALBorn on Jan. 13, 1992 ... daughter of Ari andBruce Man-Son-Hing ... has one brother, Bruce ...favorites include "30 Rock", Sushi and RafaelNadal ... says the best thing about being a stu-dent-athlete is the competition and the activelifestyle ... has met Shaquille O'Neal, SerenaWilliams and Gwen Stafani ... undecided on amajor.

SABRINAMAN-SON-HING

5-6 // SOPHOMORE // CALABASAS, CALIF. // CALABASAS HS

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32011 2-6 - - - 0-2 2-2 0-2 17-8 0-2 10-5 7-1TOTALS 2-6 - - - 0-2 2-2 0-2 17-8 0-2 10-5 7-1


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2011Finished the year at 13-6 in singles play and 14-5 in doubles action … earned All-Big WestDoubles Honorable Mention honors with BrookeDoane after duo finished 4-1, including a 2-0record (UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine) againstleague foes … also teamed extensively withSabrina Man-Son-Hing, as the tandem compileda 10-4 record on the year … their notable victo-ries came over Long Beach State, UC Davis, SanDiego State and Pacific … in all, finished a per-fect 7-0 against Big West opponents in doublesplay on the year … in singles, played primarilyat fourth and fifth draw … posted notable victo-ries over San Diego State, UC Santa Barbara,LMU, Pacific and UC Irvine … after two years ofcompetition, owns a career record of 26-10 insingles play … the .722 winning percentage forcareer singles ranks fourth in school history fol-lowing the 2011 season … in doubles, owns acareer mark of 27-9 and the .750 winning per-centage ranks third in school history at the con-clusion of the 2011 season.

2010Pistalu posted impressive 13-4 overall singlesrecord in 2010 ... finished 5-2 against Big West

opposition ... played at No. 5 (5-1) and No. 6 (8-3) during the year ... posted impressive winsover UC Irvine, Hawai'i, Washington State,Wyoming, Arizona, UC Davis and Pacific ... hada season-long four-match winning streak ...teamed with Nigora Sirojiddinova to finish with13-4 doubles record, all at No. 3 draw ... duowent 6-2 against Big West opponents ... tandemposted impressive wins over Hawai'i,Washington State, Wyoming, Dartmouth, UCSanta Barbara, UC Davis, Pacific and LongBeach State ... had a season-long five-matchwinning streak during the year ...their doubles'winning percentage, .767, is the fourth-highest inschool history for a single season.

PERSONALBorn on Jan. 13, 1991 ... daughter of Dafina andMihai Pistalu ... has one brother, Stefan ... includesMarat Safin, actor Ed Westwick and the movie's"21" and "Avatar" among her favorites ... says thebest thing about being an athlete is traveling andspending time with the girls ... would want to bestranded on desert island with Chase Crawford... can't imagine going without her laptop orphone ... says her nephews always make hersmile ... majoring in business administration.

MARIAPISTALU

5-4 // SOPHOMORE // MUNICH, GERMANY

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32010 13-4 - - - - 5-1 8-3 13-4 - - 13-42011 13-6 - - 2-3 3-2 6-1 2-1 14-5 4-1 5-4 5-0TOTALS 26-10 - - 1-3 3-2 11-2 10-4 27-9 4-1 5-4 18-4

■ 2010 All-Big West Doubles Honorable Mention w/ Brooke Doane


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2011Sher posted a 21-3 doubles mark and 17-5record in singles action in her first year atNorthridge ... earned All-Big West Doubles FirstTeam and All-Big West Singles First Team hon-ors ... teamed with Brooke Doane to finish 16-2on the season and 6-0 against Big West oppo-nents, all at the No. 1 draw, to earn All-Big WestDoubles First Team honors ... duo recordednotable victories over San Diego State, LongBeach State, Cal Poly twice, Dartmouth andPacific ... as with Doane, her 21 individual dou-bles wins on the season ties a school record fora single season ... also teamed with SabrinaMan-Son-Hing to post 5-1 doubles record ... duopicked up notable victories over UC SantaBarbara, Columbia and Portland ... recorded 7-1 doubles record against Big West opponents ...in singles action, played primarily at the seconddraw and finished with 6-2 mark against BigWest opponents ... recorded notable victoriesover Cal Poly twice, UC Davis, San Diego State,UC Santa Barbara, LMU and Pacific ... namedBig West Tennis Athlete of the Week twice dur-ing the season ... earned first weekly award onMar. 2 after she went 3-1 in singles play and aperfect 4-0 in doubles action as the Matadorswent 3-1 on their trip to Hawai'i ... earned sec-

ond weekly honor on April 27 after helping theMatadors to a league victory over Pacific onsenior day ... her .773 season winning percent-age in singles is tied for 10th in school historyfor a single season ... her season winning per-centage of .913 in doubles play ranks as thesixth-best figure in school history.

CONCORDIASher spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons with theEagles ... played at No. 1 singles and doublesduring fall and spring season ... named the2009 NAIA-ITA Rookie Player of the Year ...named a 2009 and 2010 NAIA-ITA All American... compiled a 49-9 singles and 37-7 doublesrecord in two years.

PERSONALBorn on February 28, 1991 ... daughter of MickieLai Mei Yuk and Terence Sher Pui Cheng ... hasa sister, Pui Wing Sher, who plays tennis atSeton Hall ... favorites include the LA Lakers,Jackie Chan, Roger Federer and Julia Roberts ...says the best thing about being a student-ath-lete is staying in shape ... would cast KirstenDunst to portray her in an autobiographical film... cannot imagine going a week without her lap-top ... undecided on a major.

JENNIFERSHER

5-7 // JUNIOR // HONG KONG // CONCORDIA

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32011 17-5 3-2 14-2 0-1 - - - 21-3 16-2 5-1 -TOTALS 17-5 3-2 14-2 0-1 - - - 21-3 16-2 5-1

■ 2011 All-Big West Singles First Team■ 2011 All-Big West Doubles First Team w/ Brooke Doane


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2011Sirojiddinova finished 11-13 in singles action and12-5 in doubles action during her third season atNorthridge … teamed primarily with Anna Yangin third-seeded doubles, posting a 9-2 overallrecord and 3-1 mark against Big West oppo-nents … duo had notable victories over UCSanta Barbara, Georgetown, LMU, Pacific, CalPoly and UC Irvine … also played doubles withSabrina Man-Son-Hing (1-1) and LorraineCheung (2-2) … in singles action, posted 3-5mark against Big West opponents … postednotable victories over Arizona, Hawai’i,Georgetown, UC Irvine, LMU and Pacific … con-cluded third season at CSUN with 41-25 careersingles record and 36-22 career doubles record… the 36 doubles victories ranks ninth in schoolhistory and her .621 career winning percentagein doubles checks in at sixth in school history.

2010Sirojiddinova posted a team-high 16 victories in2010 ... finished with 16-3 overall record and 7-1mark against Big West opponents ... played atNo. 3 draw (6-1), No. 4 draw (7-2) and No. 5draw (3-0) ... had season-long five-match win-ning streak during the season ... posted impres-sive wins over Cal Poly (twice), Hawai'i, SanDiego, Washington State, Wyoming, UC SantaBarbara, Arizona, UC Davis and Pacific ... sea-son winning percentage of .842 in singles playrepresents fourth-best single season in schoolhistory ... now owns 30-13 in career singles, a

winning percentage of .698, which ranks fifth inschool history ... with Pistalu, their doubles' win-ning percentage, .767, is the fourth-highest inschool history for a single season.

2009Tied for team lead with a 14-10 overall singlesrecord, including a team-best 7-3 mark againstBig West opponents ... posted singles records of0-2 at No. 2, 0-1 at No. 3, 1-4 at No. 4, 12-3 atNo. 5 and 1-0 at No. 6 ... finished season with11-13 mark in doubles play, primarily at No. 2draw ... teamed with Nina Jaworowski for major-ity of doubles season and duo finished 11-11overall record and 5-5 mark in league matches... duo defeated Long Beach State (twice),Memphis, Columbia and UC Davis amongnotable wins ... finished singles season winning13 of last 16 matches ... picked up notable vic-tories over Long Beach State, UC Irvine, SanFrancisco, Pacific and Memphis.

PERSONALBorn on December 8, 1990 ... daughter ofGuluora and Navruz Sirojiddinova ... has onebrother, Gafur ... includes tennis star AndyRoddick, actor Ben Affleck and ice cream assome of her favorites ... would like to switchplaces with Maria Sharapova for a day ... bestadvice she's ever been given is "to learn fromyour mistakes" ... would choose Mandy Mooreor Jessica Alba to portray her in a movie abouther life ... majoring in finance.

NIGORASIROJIDDINOVA

5-8 // JUNIOR // TASHKENT, UZBEKISTAN // SCHOOL #250

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32009 14-10 - 0-2 0-1 1-4 12-3 1-0 11-13 0-2 11-11 -2010 16-3 - - 6-1 7-2 3-0 - 13-4 - - 13-42011 11-13 0-1 - 3-4 8-8 - - 12-5 - - 12-5TOTALS 41-26 0-1 0-2 9-6 14-14 15-3 1-0 36-22 0-2 11-11 25-9


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2011Yang posted a 7-5 singles mark and a 15-7 dou-bles record in her second season at Northridge… in doubles play, improved her career record to27-13 (.675), the fourth-best doubles winning per-centage in school history … posted a 4-2 recordin conference doubles play … teamed withNigora Sirojiddinova to finish 9-2 in No. 3 dou-bles on the year … duo recorded notable victo-ries over Georgetown, UC Santa Barbara, LMU,Pacific, Cal Poly and UC Irvine … also teamedwith Nina Jaworowski (4-5), Lorraine Cheung (1-0) and Brooke Doane (1-0) during the season …finished 2-3 in Big West Conference singlesmatches … played primarily at No. 5 and No. 6draws, recording impressive victories overNevada, Portland and UC Irvine.

2010Yang finished 11-8 in singles play during the 2010season ... played at No. 4 (4-1), No. 5 (4-5) and

at No. 6 (3-2) ... finished 4-5 against Big Westopponents ... posted impressive victories overHawai'i, Washington State, Dartmouth, UC Davisand Pacific ... teamed with Brooke Doane to fin-ish 12-6 in doubles play, all at the No. 1 draw ...duo went 3-4 against Big West opposition ... tan-dem was named to All-Big West Doubles FirstTeam ... posted impressive victories over Arizona,Hawai'i, Washington State, Wyoming and UCDavis.

PERSONALBorn on August 11, 1991 .. daughter of Maykerand Chang Yang .. has one sister, Maykim, andone brother, Gordon ... favorites include the LALakers, the San Diego Chargers, the movie"Twilight" and the Jonas Brothers ... says travelingis the best part about being a student-athlete ...advice to young people is to "always believe" ...once met tennis icon Billie Jean King ... majoringin pre-health/nursing.

ANNAYANG

5-2 // SOPHOMORE // SAN DIEGO, CALIF. // VISTA MURRIETA HS

CAREER STATSYEAR SINGLES #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 DOUBLES #1 #2 #32010 11-8 - - - 4-1 4-5 3-2 12-6 12-6 - -2011 7-5 - 1-0 1-0 - 4-2 1-3 15-7 1-0 4-5 10-2TOTALS 18-13 - 1-0 1-0 4-1 8-7 4-5 27-13 13-6 4-5 8-2

■ 2010 All-Big West Doubles First Team w/ Brooke Doane


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MATADOR REDSHIRTS

BREJOHN MCCRARY5-2 // FRESHMANBELLFLOWER, CALIF.SANTIAGO HS

2011McCrary did not appear officially in any matchesfor Northridge and took a redshirt for the season.

SANTIAGO HIGH SCHOOLPlayed three seasons of Tennis for the Sharks ...served as team captain for junior and senior years... named to all-league team following all three sea-sons ... rallied from down 5-7, 0-5 to win her leaguetitle in three sets ... graduated in 2010.

PERSONALBorn on October 11, 1992 ... daughter of Niko andTyrone McCrary ... has three brothers: Justin, Jordanand Jayden ... favorites include the LA Lakers,Rafael Nadal, "Family Guy" and Leona Lewis ... saysthe best thing about being an athlete is staying inshape and meeting new people ... advice to youngpeople is to never give up on your dreams ... can-not imagine going a week without her ipod or cell-phone ... says her mom and dad are her greatestheroes ... majoring in Journalism.

MARJANI SIMMONS5-9 // FRESHMANSAN JOSE, CALIF.SANTA TERESA HS

2011Simmons did not appear officially in any matchesfor Northridge and took a redshirt for the season.

SANTA TERESA HIGH SCHOOLSimmons played four years of tennis for the SaintBernards ... compiled a 45-9 singles record, splittingher career between the No. 2 and No. 1 draws ...helped lead her team to Mount Hamilton DivisionChampionship in 2009 ... graduated in 2010.

PERSONALBorn on September 2, 1992 ... daughter of Kim andHenry Simmons ... has two sisters, Najah andAyana ... Ayana plays women's tennis at leaguerival UC Riverside ... favorites include the MiamiHeat, Denzel Washington and Italian food ... wouldlike to be stranded on a desert island with lots offood ... advice to young people is "try hard now sothat things will be easier in the future" ... could notlive without her Ipod ... says her parents are hergreatest heroes ... majoring in BusinessManagement.

TEAM HISTORY

2011 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS


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2011 BIG WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Jenifer Widjaja, Pacific

2011 BIG WEST COACH OF THE YEAR

Bill Maze, UC Davis

2011 BIG WEST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Megan Heneghan, UC Davis

FIRST TEAM – SINGLES

Courtney Byron, UC Irvine

Anais Dallara, Long Beach State

Brooke Doane, Northridge

Megan Heneghan, UC Davis

Alexa Lee, Cal Poly

Jennifer Sher, Cal State Northridge

Jenifer Widjaja, Pacific

SECOND TEAM – SINGLES

Deborah Armstrong, Long Beach State

Kelly Chui, UC Davis

Julia Hansen, Pacific

Natalia Lozano, UC Santa Barbara

Klaudia Malenovska, Long Beach State

Kristina Smith, UC Irvine

HONORABLE MENTION – SINGLES

JIll Damion, UC Santa Barbara

Rebecca Kwan, UC Irvine

Florence Lehane, Cal Poly

Tiffany Mai, Cal State Fullerton

Sofia Novak, UC Santa Barbara

Ashley Pane, Cal Poly

Dahra Zamudio, UC Davis

FIRST TEAM – DOUBLES

Brooke Doane/Jennifer Sher, Northridge

Amy Markhoff/Alexa Lee, Cal Poly

Klaudia Malenovska/Anais Dallara, LBSU

Jenifer Widjaja/Julia Hansen, Pacific

SECOND TEAM – DOUBLES

Jaklin Alawi/Rachel Manasse, Long Beach State

Megan Heneghan/Kelly Chui, UC Davis

Hannah Holladay/Rebecca Kwan, UC Irvine

Jordan Dockendorf/Natalia Lozano, UCSB

HONORABLE MENTION – DOUBLES

Brooke Doane/Maria Pistalu, Northridge

Jocelyn Davis/Ashley Pane, Cal Poly

Courtney Byron/Kristina Smith, UC Irvine

Jill Damion/Kiersten Meehan, UCSB

Overall Record: 15-9 Big West: 3-5

DATE OPPONENT SINGLES DOUBLES FINAL W/L

Jan. 14 Nevada 3-3 2-1 4-3 W

Jan. 18 No. 19 USC 1-5 0-3 1-6 L

Jan. 29 No. 49 Arizona 1-5 2-1 2-5 L

Feb. 1 Chapman 5-1 3-0 6-1 W

Feb. 1 Cal State Los Angeles 6-0 3-0 7-0 W

Feb. 6 No. 66 Cal Poly 1 1-5 1-2 1-6 L

Feb. 8 Cal State Fullerton 1 6-0 3-0 7-0 W

Feb. 12 No. 43 Long Beach State 1 2-4 2-1 3-4 L

Feb. 20 UC Davis 1 1-5 3-0 2-5 L

Feb. 22 Hawai’i-Pacific 2 3-3 2-1 4-3 W

Feb. 23 Hawai’i 2 5-1 2-1 6-1 W

Feb. 25 No. 62 San Diego State 2 3-3 2-1 4-3 W

Feb. 26 BYU-Pacific 2 1-5 1-2 1-6 L

Mar. 6 Georgetown 4-2 1-2 4-3 W

Mar. 12 UC Santa Barbara * 2-4 3-0 3-4 L

Mar. 15 Texas State 6-0 3-0 7-0 W

Mar. 18 Columbia 4-2 3-0 5-2 W

Mar. 19 Dartmouth 1-5 1-2 1-6 L

Mar. 24 Johns Hopkins 6-0 3-0 7-0 W

April 1 Portland 5-1 3-0 6-1 W

April 2 UC Riverside 1 6-0 3-0 7-0 W

April 9 No. 60 UC Irvine * 2-4 1-2 2-5 L

April 14 LMU 3-3 2-1 4-3 W

April 23 Pacific 1 4-2 3-0 5-2 W

April 29 No. 36 Cal Poly 3 3-1 2-0 4-1 W

April 30 No. 59 UC Irvine 3 1-3 0-3 1-4 L

1 - Big West Conference Match2 - Match played in Honolulu, Hawai’i3 - Big West Championships (Indian Wells, Calif.)

2011 ALL-BIG WEST TEAM


MATADOR HISTORY_

SINGLES >NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 TOTALBrooke Doane 7-13 4-0 - - - - 11-13Jennifer Sher 3-2 14-2 0-1 - - - 17-5Nina Jaworowski - 1-3 3-8 - - - 4-11Nigora Sirojiddinova 0-1 - 3-4 8-8 - - 11-13Maria Pistalu - - 2-3 3-2 6-1 2-1 13-6Lorraine Cheung - - - 3-0 3-3 8-3 14-6Ryma Korab - - 1-0 - 0-2 4-0 5-2Anna Yang - 1-0 1-0 - 4-2 1-3 7-5Sabrina Man-Son-Hing - - - 0-2 2-2 0-2 2-6TOTALS 10-16 20-5 10-16 14-12 15-10 15-9 84-67

DOUBLES >NAME 1 2 3 TOTALDoane/Sher 16-2 - - 16-2Pistalu/Man-Son-Hing - 5-4 5-0 10-4Yang/Sirojiddinova - - 9-2 9-2Doane/Pistalu 4-1 - - 4-1Doane/Man-Son-Hing 0-2 - - 0-2Yang/Jaworowski - 4-5 - 4-5Sirojiddinova/Cheung - - 2-2 2-2Sirojiddinova/Man-Son-Hing - 1-1 1-1Korab/Cheung - - 1-0 1-0Cheung/Man-Son-Hing - - 1-0 1-0Man-Son-Hing/Sher - 5-1 - 5-1Yang/Cheung - - 1-0 1-0Doane/Cheung 1-0 - - -TOTALS 21-5 14-11 20-6 55-22

CONFERENCE OVERALL

W L PCT W L PCT H A N

Long Beach State 1, 2 7 1 .875 20 6 .769 9-2 8-3 3-0

Cal Poly 2 7 1 .875 16 7 .696 8-0 7-4 1-2

UC Davis 6 2 .750 17 7 .708 9-3 7-3 1-1

UC Santa Barbara 5 3 .625 13 10 .565 9-5 3-4 1-1

Pacific 4 4 .500 9 12 .429 4-3 2-7 2-1

UC Irvine 1, 2 3 5 .375 12 13 .480 8-5 2-7 2-1

Northridge 3 5 .375 16 10 .615 11-5 3-4 2-1

Cal State Fullerton 1 7 .125 7 17 .292 6-9 0-7 1-1

UC Riverside 0 8 .000 6 14 .300 4-5 2-7 0-2

1 - NCAA Tournament Representative, 2 - Big West Tournament Champion

2011 BIG WEST WOMEN’STENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS [INDIAN WELLS, CA]

THURSDAY, APRIL 28 - FIRST ROUND#8 Fullerton 4, #9 UC Riverside 2

FRIDAY, APRIL 29 - QUARTERFINALS#1 Long Beach State 4, #8 Fullerton 0#7 Northridge 4, #2 Cal Poly 1#5 Pacific 4, #4 UC Santa Barbara 3#6 UC Irvine 4, #3 UC Davis 0

SATURDAY, APRIL 30 - SEMIFINALS#1 Long Beach State 4, #5 Pacific 1#6 UC Irvine 4, #7 Northridge 1

SUNDAY, MAY 1 - CHAMPIONSHIP#1 Long Beac State 4, #6 UC Irvine 1

2011 FINAL RESULTS 2011 BIG WEST STANDINGS


MATADOR HISTORY_

FIRST LASTOPPONENT G W L MTG. MEETING STREAKAir Force 1 0 1 1999 1999, L, 3-6, H -1Alabama-Birmingham 1 1 0 2009 2009, W. 6-1, H +1Arizona 1 0 3 2011 2011, L, 2-5, H -3Arizona State 1 0 1 2009 2009, L, 0-7, A -1Boise State 3 0 3 2004 2008, L, 2-5, H -3Bowling Green 1 1 0 2002 2002, W, 5-2, H +1Brown 4 3 1 1993 2001, W, 4-3, H +2BYU-Hawai’i 1 0 1 2011 2011, L, 1-6 -1Cal Poly 23 10 14 1995 2011, W, 4-1 , N +1Cal State Bakersfield 3 3 0 2000 2010, W, 7-0, A +3Cal State Fullerton 26 22 4 1991 2011, W, 7-0, H +8Cal State Los Angeles 13 13 0 1992 2011, W, 7-0, H +13Cal State Stanislaus 1 1 0 2010 2010, W, 7-0, H +1Chapman 2 2 0 2001 2011, W, 6-1, H +2Charlotte 1 0 1 2004 2004, L, 2-5, H -1Cincinnati 1 1 0 2001 2001, W, 5-2, H +1Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 1 1 0 2006 2006, W, 6-1, H +1Cleveland State 2 2 0 1999 2000, W, 9-0, H +2Colorado 2 0 2 1991 1992, L, 0-6, N -2Colorado State 3 0 3 1995 2007, L, 1-6, N -3Columbia 4 3 1 2004 2011, W, 5-2, H +3Dartmouth 3 0 3 2009 2011, L, 1-6, H -3Denver 2 1 1 2003 2004, L, 1-6, N -1Eastern Michigan 1 0 1 1994 1994, L, 4-5, N -1Eastern Washington 2 2 0 2001 2005, W, 7-0, N +2Fairfield 1 0 1 1997 1997, L, 3-6, N +1Fresno Pacific 3 2 1 2006 2008, W, 4-3, H -1Fresno State 5 0 5 1991 2001, L, 1-4, A -5Furman 1 0 2 2006 2008, L, 2-5, H -2Georgia State 1 1 0 2008 2008, W, 4-3, H +1Georgetown 1 1 0 2011 2011, W, 4-3, H +1Gonzaga 3 3 0 2003 2006, W, 7-0, H +3Grand Canyon 1 0 1 1991 1991, L, 3-6, H -1Harvard 2 0 2 1994 2009, L, 2-5, H -2Hawai’i 12 6 6 1991 2011, W, 6-1, A +2Hawai’i-Pacific 1 1 0 2011 2011, W, 4-3, A +1Idaho 5 3 2 1999 2005, W, 5-1, N +1Idaho State 10 7 3 1991 2000, W, 8-1, H +4Illinois-Chicago 2 1 1 1998 2006, W, 7-0, H +1Indiana State 2 1 1 1997 2000, W, 6-3, H +1Iowa State 1 0 1 2001 2001, L, 3-4, H -1Johns Hopkins 1 1 0 2011 2011, W, 7-0, H +1Lewis-Clark State 1 1 0 2004 2004, W, 5-2, N +1Long Beach State 28 7 21 1991 2011, L, 3-4, A -16Louisiana-Lafayette 1 1 0 2009 2009, W, 4-3, H +1Loyola Marymount 23 8 15 1991 2011, W, 4-3, H +1Memphis 1 1 0 2009 2009, H, 6-1, H +1Missouri 1 0 1 2001 2001, L, 2-5, H -1Missouri State 4 2 2 1997 2003, W, 4-3, N +1Montana 3 3 0 2001 2006, W, 6-1, H +3Montana State 6 5 1 1991 2004, W, 5-1, N +3Nebraska 5 0 5 1995 2002, L, 2-5, N -5Nevada 5 4 1 1998 2011, W, 4-3, H +3New Hampshire 1 1 0 2004 2004, W, 6-0, H +1

FIRST LASTOPPONENT G W L MTG. MEETING STREAKNew Mexico 2 1 1 1993 2003, L, 2-5, N -1New Mexico State 2 2 0 1993 2008, W, 4-3, H +2North Carolina State 1 1 0 2005 2005, W, 4-3, H +1North Texas 2 1 0 2003 2007, W, 6-1, H +1Northern Arizona 21 9 12 1992 2005, W, 7-0, H +6Oklahoma 2 0 2 1991 1999, L, 0-9, H -2Oklahoma City 1 0 1 2001 2001, L, 2-5, N -1Oklahoma State 2 0 2 1996 2005, L, 1-4, N -2Oral Roberts 1 1 0 2001 2001, W, 5-2, H +1Oregon 3 0 3 1991 1993, L, 4-5, H -3Pacific 13 11 2 2001 2011, W, 5-2, H +8Pennsylvania 2 0 2 1994 1995, L, 1-8, H -2Pepperdine 3 0 3 1991 2009, L, 0-7, A -3Portland 7 5 2 1997 2011, W, 6-1, H +4Portland State 5 5 0 1997 2001, W, 6-0, N +5Princeton 1 0 1 1998 1998, L, 2-7, N -1Rice 1 0 1 2008 2008, L, 2-5, H -1Rutgers 2 2 0 1998 1999, W, 6-3, H +2Sacramento State 18 14 4 1991 2005, L, 0-7, A -4Saint Louis 1 1 0 1998 1998, W, 6-3, H +1Saint Mary’s 10 8 2 1992 2006, W, 6-1, H +6San Diego State 2 1 1 2000 2011, W, 4-3, N +1San Francisco 8 8 0 1993 2009, W, 5-2, H +8San Jose State 6 5 1 1991 2002, W, 6-1, A +2Santa Clara 4 2 2 1997 2004, L, 2-5, A -1Southern Illinois 1 1 0 2002 2002, W, 5-2, H +1Southern Mississippi 3 3 0 2003 2009, W, 5-2, H +3Southern Utah 4 4 0 1995 1996, W, 5-1, N +4Texas A&M 1 0 1 2002 2002, L, 0-7, N -1Texas State 2 2 0 2008 2011, W, 7-0, H +2Texas Tech 2 0 2 2002 2005, L, 1-6, N -2Tulane 1 0 1 2005 2005, L, 0-7, N -1UC Davis 9 7 2 1997 2011, L, 2-5, H -1UC Irvine 20 3 17 1991 2011, L, 1-4, N -10UC Riverside 16 15 1 1991 2011, W, 7-0, A +8UC San Diego 4 4 0 2006 2010, W, 7-0, H +4UC Santa Barbara 17 6 11 1991 2011, L, 3-4, H -3UCLA 2 0 2 2000 2009, L, 0-7, A -2UNLV 8 0 8 1991 2003, L, 2-5, A -8USC 1 0 1 2011 2011, L, 1-6, A -1Utah 2 0 2 1997 2004, L, 1-6, N -2UTEP 1 1 0 2003 2003, W, 5-2, H +1Virginia Tech 1 0 1 2007 2007, L, 3-4, H -1Washington State 2 1 1 2005 2010, W, 4-3, N +1Weber State 10 4 6 1991 2001, W, 4-1, N +1West Virginia 1 0 1 2004 2004, L, 3-4, H -1Western Michigan 1 0 1 1991 1991, L, 1-8, H -1Westmont 8 8 0 1992 1997, W, 5-4, H +8Wichita State 2 1 1 1991 2006, W, 5-2, H +1Wofford 1 1 0 2006 2006, W, 5-2, H +1Wyoming 2 2 0 2002 2010, W, 4-3, H +2Yale 9 2 7 1991 2008, L, 5-2, H +1TOTALS 491 268 223

SERIES RECORD VS. DIVISION-I OPPONENTS


MATADOR HISTORY_

1991 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 8-161/25 Pepperdine A 2-7 L1/30 Cal State Fullerton H 7-2 W2/5 Long Beach State A 7-2 W2/8 Wichita State # N 4-5 L2/9 UNLV A 1-8 L2/10 Idaho State # N 5-4 W2/14 UC Riverside H 9-0 W2/21 Hawai’i H 1-5 L2/24 Oregon H 4-5 L3/6 Western Michigan H 1-8 L3/9 Weber State # N 1-5 L3/10 Montana State # N 7-2 W3/11 Oklahoma # N 3-5 L3/12 Yale H 2-7 L3/14 Sacramento State H 5-4 W3/27 Fresno State H 4-5 L3/29 Colorado H 1-8 L3/30 Grand Canyon H 3-6 L4/9 Long Beach State H 8-1 W4/11 Cal State Fullerton A 3-6 L4/17 Loyola Marymount A 2-7 L4/18 UC Irvine A 3-6 L4/22 UC Santa Barbara A 2-7 L4/23 San Jose State H 8-1 W# - Matches Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

1992 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 9-131/31 UC Irvine A 0-9 L2/7 Northern Arizona # N 4-5 L2/8 UNLV A 0-6 L2/20 UC Riverside H 7-2 W2/22 Westmont H 5-4 W2/25 Cal State Fullerton A 5-4 W2/27 Cal State Los Angeles H 5-4 W3/4 Long Beach State H 3-6 L3/6 Sacramento State % N 5-3 W3/7 Fresno State A 0-9 L3/18 Loyola Marymount H 2-7 L3/23 Oregon H 4-5 L3/27 Colorado + N 0-6 L3/28 Loyola Marymount + N 4-5 L3/29 Cal State Fullerton + A 6-1 W4/2 Loyola Marymount A 3-6 L4/6 Long Beach State A 6-3 W4/10 UNLV A 0-9 L4/11 UC Riverside # N 8-1 W4/12 Fresno State # N 0-6 L4/14 Saint Mary’s H 6-0 W4/21 Hawai’i H 0-9 L# - Matches Played in Las Vegas, Nev.% - Match Played in Fresno, Calif.+ - Cal State Fullerton Tournament

1993 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 14-52/3 Long Beach State A 9-0 W2/11 Loyola Marymount H 5-4 W

2/16 Cal State Los Angeles H 6-3 W2/27 Westmont H 8-1 W3/3 Cal State Fullerton A 7-2 W3/5 San Francisco A 8-0 W3/6 Saint Mary’s A 7-2 W3/7 San Jose State A 6-0 W3/12 Fresno State H 1-7 L3/16 Yale H 1-8 L3/19 New Mexico + N 5-4 W3/20 Loyola Marymount + N 5-1 W3/21 Hawai’i + N 2-5 L3/23 Oregon H 4-5 L3/25 New Mexico State # N 5-3 W3/26 UNLV A 2-7 L3/31 Brown H 7-2 W4/1 Long Beach State H 9-0 W4/14 Cal State Los Angeles A 6-3 W+ - CS Fullerton Heritage Inn/Titan Tennis Classic# - Match Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

1994 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 12-82/1 UC Irvine A 4-5 L2/12 Northern Arizona & H 4-5 L2/16 Cal State Fullerton A 5-4 W2/22 Loyola Marymount A 5-4 W2/25 Eastern Michigan # N 4-5 L2/26 UNLV A 0-9 L2/27 Idaho State # N 8-1 W3/2 Cal State Los Angeles H 8-1 W3/7 Pennsylvania H 1-7 L3/11 Yale H 5-4 W3/18 Idaho State + N 6-0 W3/20 Cal State Fullerton + A 5-2 W3/20 Montana State + N 6-3 W3/22 Westmont H 8-1 W3/26 Harvard H 0-9 L4/2 Brown H 2-7 L4/12 Loyola Marymount H 2-5 L4/13 Westmont A 6-3 W4/15 Cal State Los Angeles A 8-1 W4/18 Cal State Fullerton H 6-3 W& - Match Played in Woodland Hills, Calif.# - Matches Played in Las Vegas, Nev.+ - Cal State Fullerton Tournament

1995 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 8-13 AWC: 2-1 (2nd)1/18 Northern Arizona # N 1-5 L2/10 UNLV A 0-9 L2/10 Northern Arizona + N 2-7 L2/15 Westmont H 6-3 W2/21 Cal State Los Angeles H 7-2 W2/24 Saint Mary’s % N 3-6 L2/25 Loyola Marymount % N 1-5 L2/26 Cal Poly A 0-9 L3/4 Northern Arizona H 2-7 L3/6 Pennsylvania H 1-8 L3/7 Westmont A 5-2 W3/13 Colorado State H 4-5 L3/17 Sacramento State * ! N 9-0 W3/18 Northern Arizona ! N 1-8 L

3/19 Nebraska ! N 1-5 L4/6 Cal State Fullerton A 5-3 W4/7 Southern Utah * H 9-0 W4/9 Cal Poly * A 4-5 L4/13 Cal State Los Angeles A 8-1 W4/20 Sacramento State $ H 5-0 W4/21 Cal Poly $ H 2-5 L* - American West Conference Match# - Match Played in Fullerton, Calif.+ - Match Played in Las Vegas, Nev.% - Matches Played in San Luis Obispo, Calif.! - Cal State Fullerton Titan Classic$ - American West Conference Championships

1996 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 10-13 AWC: 2-1 (1st)1/24 Long Beach State A 1-8 L2/8 Westmont H 7-2 W2/16 San Francisco A 6-2 W2/17 Saint Mary’s A 1-5 L2/23 San Francisco # N 5-4 W2/24 Cal Poly * A 0-6 L2/28 Cal State Los Angeles H 7-2 W3/8 Oklahoma State + N 0-9 L3/9 Idaho State + N 0-8 L3/10 UNLV A 0-9 L3/14 Southern Utah * H 5-2 W3/15 Northern Arizona ! N 0-6 L3/16 Colorado State ! N 2-7 L3/17 Southern Utah ! N 5-1 W3/19 Yale H 0-9 L3/20 Weber State H 0-9 L3/26 Long Beach State H 1-5 L3/29 Cal State Los Angeles A 5-2 W4/2 Sacramento State * H 6-3 W4/10 Cal State Fullerton H 2-7 L4/12 UC Irvine A 2-7 L4/18 Southern Utah $ N 5-1 W4/19 Cal Poly $ A 5-3 W* - American West Conference Match# - Match Played in San Luis Obispo, Calif.+ - Matches Played in Las Vegas, Nev.! - Cal State Fullerton Invitational$ - American West Conference Championships

1997 >Coach: Tony DavilaRecord: 10-15 BSC: 3-1 (T-5th)2/1 Westmont H 5-4 W2/7 Cal Poly # A 0-9 L2/8 Santa Clara # N 2-7 L2/9 UC Davis # N 3-6 L2/13 Long Beach State H 1-8 L2/18 Cal State Los Angeles H 8-1 W2/21 San Francisco A 9-0 W2/22 San Jose State A 5-4 W2/23 Sacramento State A 9-0 W2/27 Utah H 0-7 L3/6 Long Beach State A 1-8 L3/11 Portland H 2-7 L3/14 Fairfield + N 3-6 L3/15 Indiana State + N 2-7 L3/16 Idaho State + N 4-5 L

3/25 Missouri State H 6-3 W3/26 Cal Poly H 2-6 L4/3 Cal State Fullerton A 3-6 L4/8 Cal State Los Angeles A 9-0 W4/15 UC Irvine A 3-6 L4/18 Portland State % N 9-0 W4/18 Weber State % A 5-4 W4/19 Northern Arizona % N 2-7 L4/20 Sacramento State % N 5-4 W4/25 Idaho State $ A 3-5 L# - Cal Poly Tournament+ - Cal State Fullerton Invitational% - Big Sky Qualifications in Ogden, Utah$ - Big Sky Tournament in Pocatello, Idaho

1998 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 17-6 BSC: 3-1 (T-5th)2/11 Cal State Fullerton H 6-3 W2/18 Loyola Marymount A 6-3 W2/25 UC Santa Barbara A 6-3 W2/27 Idaho State # N 9-0 W2/28 Nevada # A 6-3 W3/1 Sacramento State # N 9-0 W3/10 Saint Louis H 6-3 W3/13 Portland + N 7-2 W3/14 Saint Mary’s + N 5-1 W3/15 Cal Poly A 7-2 W3/17 Illinois-Chicago H 4-5 L3/18 Missouri State H 3-6 L3/19 Rutgers H 5-4 W3/21 Princeton ! N 2-7 L3/23 Northern Arizona H 6-3 W3/26 Nebraska @ N 0-9 L4/10 Sacramento State % H 6-0 W4/10 Northern Arizona % H 7-2 W4/12 Portland State % H 6-0 W4/12 Weber State % H 4-5 L4/16 UC Irvine A 6-3 W4/18 Loyola Marymount H 6-3 W4/25 Montana State $ N 4-5 L# - Nevada Tournament+ - Matches Played in San Luis Obispo, Calif.! - Match Played in Fullerton, Calif.@ - Match Played in Newport Beach, Calif.% - Big Sky Qualifications in Northridge, Calif.$ - Big Sky Tournament in Chandler, Ariz.

1999 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 11-13 BSC: 2-2 (T-3rd)1/21 Cal State Fullerton H 5-4 W2/6 UC Santa Barbara H 0-9 L2/13 Loyola Marymount H 2-7 L2/19 Long Beach State A 5-4 W3/5 Northern Arizona # N 2-7 L3/6 Portland # N 4-5 L3/7 Saint Mary’s # A 9-0 W3/12 Cleveland State H 9-0 W3/12 Idaho State H 9-0 W3/16 Oklahoma H 0-9 L3/17 Rutgers H 6-3 W3/18 Hawai’i + N 3-6 L3/20 San Jose State ! N 4-5 L

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


MATADOR HISTORY_

3/21 Idaho ! N 5-4 W3/22 Cal Poly ! N 5-4 W3/27 Air Force H 3-6 L4/2 Weber State @ N 2-3 L4/13 UC Irvine H 3-6 L4/15 Portland State % N 9-0 W4/15 Northern Arizona % N 3-6 L4/16 Weber State % N 3-5 L4/17 Sacramento State % N 6-0 W4/23 Idaho State $ N 5-4 W4/24 Northern Arizona $ N 2-5 L# - Saint Mary’s Invitational+ - Match Played in Santa Barbara, Calif.! - UC Irvine Spring Invitational@ - Wildcat Invitational% - Big Sky Qualifications in Chandler, Ariz.$ - Big Sky Tournament in Glendale, Ariz.

2000 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 19-9 BSC: 4-0 (T-5th)1/21 UCLA A 2-7 L1/29 UC Riverside H 9-0 W1/29 Hawai’i H 4-5 L2/4 Sacramento State # N 9-0 W2/5 UC Santa Barbara A 4-5 L2/6 Cal Poly # N 9-0 W2/11 UC Irvine A 1-8 L3/3 Saint Mary’s A 8-1 W3/4 San Jose State A 8-1 W3/5 San Francisco A 9-0 W3/7 Indiana State H 6-3 W3/9 Cleveland State H 9-0 W3/13 Weber State H 7-2 W3/16 Montana State H 7-2 W3/17 Nebraska + N 3-6 L3/18 San Diego State A 3-6 L3/23 Long Beach State H 6-3 W3/27 Missouri State H 3-6 L3/30 Brown H 7-2 W4/1 Idaho State H 8-1 W4/7 Sacramento State % N 8-1 W4/7 Portland State % A 7-1 W4/8 Northern Arizona % N 6-0 W4/9 Weber State % N 5-1 W4/13 Cal State Bakersfield H 7-1 W4/14 Loyola Marymount A 2-7 L4/18 Cal State Fullerton A 8-1 W4/22 Northern Arizona $ N 4-5 L# - Matches Played in Santa Barbara, Calif.+ - Match Played in San Diego, Calif.% - Big Sky Qualifications in Portland, Ore.$ - Big Sky Tournament in Pocatello, Idaho.

2001 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 22-9 BSC: 3-0 (1st)1/27 UC Riverside A 7-0 W1/27 Northern Arizona * # N 4-3 W1/30 UC Irvine H 4-3 W2/3 UC Santa Barbara H 4-3 W

2/9 Chapman H 6-1 W2/16 Cal State Fullerton H 7-0 W2/17 Santa Clara + N 6-1 W2/18 Cal Poly A 5-2 W2/24 Sacramento State * A 5-2 W2/25 Pacific A 4-3 W3/2 Eastern Washington * H 7-0 W3/8 Loyola Marymount H 1-6 L3/11 Oral Roberts H 5-2 W3/14 Iowa State H 3-4 L3/16 Nebraska @ N 2-5 L3/19 Cincinnati H 5-2 W3/25 Portland ^ N 5-2 W3/26 Oklahoma City ^ N 2-5 L3/27 Nevada ^ N 2-5 L3/29 Missouri H 2-5 L3/31 Brown H 4-3 W4/7 Long Beach State A 1-6 L4/10 Saint Mary’s H 5-1 W4/12 Northern Arizona % N 5-2 W4/13 Portland State % N 6-0 W4/13 Sacramento State % N 5-2 W4/14 Weber State % A 3-4 L4/20 Montana State $ N 4-0 W4/21 Montana $ N 4-0 W4/22 Weber State $ N 4-1 W5/12 Fresno State ! A 1-4 L* - Big Sky Conference Match# - Match Played in Fullerton, Calif.+ - Match Played in San Luis Obispo, Calif.@ - Match Played in Newport Beach, Calif.^ - UC Irvine Spring Invitational% - Big Sky Qualifications in Ogden, Utah$ - Big Sky Tournament in Sacramento, Calif.! - NCAA Tournament in Fresno, Calif.

2002 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 16-9 BWC: 7-3 (T-3rd)1/20 Texas A&M # N 0-7 L1/21 Hawai’i A 4-3 W1/26 Sacramento State H 3-4 L2/9 UC Santa Barbara * A 5-2 W2/13 Loyola Marymount A 1-6 L2/20 Long Beach State * H 0-7 L2/23 UC Riverside * H 7-0 W2/24 UC Irvine * A 2-5 L3/1 San Francisco A 5-2 W3/1 San Jose State A 6-1 W3/2 Santa Clara A 4-3 W3/6 Cal State Fullerton * A 6-1 W3/12 Texas Tech H 3-4 L3/13 Bowling Green H 5-2 W3/14 Southern Illinois H 5-2 W3/16 Yale H 2-5 L3/17 Idaho * H 4-3 W3/23 Nebraska + N 2-5 L3/26 Wyoming & N 7-0 W3/27 Northern Arizona @ N 6-1 W4/4 Portland H 7-0 W4/7 Pacific * H 6-1 W

4/13 Cal Poly * H 6-1 W4/26 Cal Poly $ N 4-0 W4/27 Long Beach State $ N 2-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches# - Match Played in Honolulu, Hawaii+ - Match Played in Newport Beach, Calif.& - Match Played in Fullerton, Calif.@ - Match Played in Sedona, Calif.$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Ojai, Calif.

2003 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 14-9 BWC: 4-3 (T-5th)1/26 Northern Arizona H 5-2 W1/31 Pepperdine A 1-6 L2/1 UC Riverside * A 7-0 W2/15 Long Beach State * A 2-5 L2/18 Loyola Marymount H 6-1 W2/19 Cal State Fullerton * H 7-0 W2/22 Sacramento State A 2-5 L2/23 Pacific * A 7-0 W2/28 Missouri State # N 4-3 W3/1 UNLV # A 2-5 L3/2 New Mexico # N 2-5 L3/8 Hawai’i H 4-3 W3/11 Southern Mississippi H 7-0 W3/13 Yale H 1-6 L3/16 Gonzaga H 6-0 W3/17 North Texas H 6-1 W3/19 San Francisco H 7-0 W3/20 UTEP H 5-2 W3/24 Denver H 5-2 W3/26 UC Santa Barbara * H 1-6 L4/10 UC Irvine * H 6-1 W4/12 Cal Poly * A 1-6 L4/25 UC Santa Barbara $ N 2-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches# - Match Played in Honolulu, Hawaii$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Ojai, Calif.

2004 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 9-18 BWC: 0-7 (6th)1/30 Utah # N 1-6 L1/30 Lewis-Clark State # N 5-2 W1/31 Boise State A 0-7 L2/1 Idaho * # N 2-5 L2/14 UC Santa Barbara * N 0-7 L2/18 Cal State Fullerton * N 3-4 L2/26 UC Irvine * A 1-6 L2/28 Cal Poly * H 2-5 L2/29 Sacramento State H 1-6 L3/6 Nevada + N 6-1 W3/7 Santa Clara A 2-5 L3/9 Gonzaga H 6-1 W3/11 Charlotte H 2-5 L3/14 West Virginia H 3-4 L3/16 Denver ! N 1-6 L3/17 Columbia H 2-5 L3/18 New Hampshire H 6-0 W3/26 Long Beach State * H 1-6 L

4/3 UC Riverside * H 3-4 L4/4 Saint Mary’s H 4-3 W4/8 Montana State % N 5-1 W4/9 Northern Arizona % N 4-3 W4/15 Loyola Marymount A 0-7 L4/22 Cal State Fullerton $ N 5-2 W4/23 Pacific $ N 1-4 L4/24 UC Riverside $ N 4-2 W4/24 Idaho $ N 0-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches# - Matches Played in Boise, Idaho+ - Match Played in Santa Clara, Calif.! - Match Played in Fullerton, Calif.% - Matches Played in Sedona, Ariz.$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2005 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 9-14 BWC: 2-5 (T-5th)1/27 Northern Arizona H 7-0 W2/5 Long Beach State * A 2-5 L2/9 Cal State Fullerton * H 6-1 W2/12 Cal Poly * A 2-5 L2/15 UC Irvine * H 3-4 L2/25 Tulane # N 0-7 L2/26 Texas Tech # N 1-6 L2/27 Oklahoma State # N 1-4 L3/8 North Carolina State H 4-3 W3/10 Yale H 2-5 L3/12 Pacific * H 3-4 L3/14 Columbia H 5-2 W3/15 Washington State H 3-4 L3/19 Sacramento State A 0-7 L3/19 Eastern Washington + N 7-0 W3/24 Montana H 5-1 W3/25 Boise State H 3-4 L4/2 UC Riverside * A 6-1 W4/5 UC Santa Barbara * H 2-5 L4/8 UC Davis H 7-0 W4/14 Loyola Marymount H 3-4 L4/22 Long Beach State $ N 1-4 L4/23 Idaho $ N 5-1 W* - Big West Conference Matches# - UNLV Lady Rebel Classic in Las Vegas, Nev.+ - Match Played in Sacramento, Calif.$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2006 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 16-7 BWC: 3-4 (T-3rd)1/24 Fresno Pacific H 4-3 W1/27 Cal Poly * H 3-4 L2/2 Saint Mary’s H 6-1 W2/7 Cal State Fullerton * A 6-1 W2/15 Long Beach State * H 1-6 L2/20 Hawai’i H 7-0 W2/26 UC Irvine * A 3-4 L3/4 Furman + N 2-5 L3/5 UC Santa Barbara * A 3-4 L3/14 Gonzaga H 7-0 W3/19 Wichita State H 5-2 W

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


MATADOR HISTORY_

3/20 Illinois-Chicago H 7-0 W3/24 Nevada H 4-3 W3/30 Montana H 6-1 W4/5 Wofford H 5-2 W4/8 UC Riverside * H 6-1 W4/11 Pacific * A 4-3 W4/12 UC Davis A 4-0 W4/18 Loyola Marymount A 3-4 L4/21 Claremont-MS H 6-1 W4/22 UC San Diego H 7-0 W4/28 UC Santa Barbara $ N 4-3 W4/29 Long Beach State $ N 1-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches+ - Match Played in Santa Barbara, Calif.$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2007 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 11-7 BWC: 5-2 (T-3rd)1/18 Hawai’i H 6-1 W1/25 Fresno Pacific A 2-5 L2/10 Long Beach State * A 0-7 L2/14 Cal State Fullerton * H 5-2 W2/21 UC San Diego H 7-0 W3/3 UC Davis H 6-1 W3/9 Virginia Tech H 3-4 L3/14 Southern Mississippi H 5-2 W3/15 Yale H 2-5 L3/23 Colorado State + N 1-6 L3/25 Pacific * H 4-3 W4/3 Cal Poly * A 5-2 W4/5 UC Santa Barbara * H 5-2 W4/7 UC Riverside * A 7-0 W4/14 UC Irvine * H 2-5 L4/16 Loyola Marymount H 6-1 W4/27 Pacific $ N 4-3 W4/28 Long Beach State $ N 0-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches+ - Match Played in Las Vegas, Nev.$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2008 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 14-8 BWC: 6-2 (3rd)2/6 Cal State Fullerton * A 6-1 W2/13 UC San Diego H 7-0 W2/16 Cal Poly * H 4-3 W2/23 Pacific * A 4-3 W2/25 UC Davis * A 4-2 W3/1 Furman H 2-5 L3/3 Rice H 2-5 L3/5 Georgia State H 4-3 W3/12 Texas State H 6-1 W3/15 UC Santa Barbara * A 5-2 W3/17 Yale H 5-2 W3/19 Minnesota H 3-4 L3/23 Boise State H 2-5 L3/28 Long Beach State * H 6-1 L3/30 UC Irvine * A 2-5 L4/3 Loyola Marymount A 1-6 L4/5 UC Riverside * H 5-2 W4/12 New Mexico State H 4-3 W

4/15 Fresno Pacific H 4-3 W4/19 Cal State Bakersfield H 7-0 W4/25 UC Davis $ N 4-2 W4/26 UC Irvine $ N 0-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2009 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 11-13 BWC: 4-4 (4th)1/21 UCLA A 0-7 L1/27 Pepperdine A 0-7 L1/31 Cal Poly * A 0-7 L2/6 Arizona State A 0-7 L2/7 Arizona A 0-7 L2/10 Cal State Fullerton * H 7-0 W2/15 UC Davis * H 4-3 W2/20 Long Beach State * A 2-5 L2/22 Hawai’i H 2-5 L2/24 Lousiana-Lafayette H 4-3 W3/1 UC Santa Barbara * H 2-5 L3/9 Southern Miss H 5-2 W3/11 Alabama-Birmingham H 6-1 W3/13 Memphis H 6-1 W3/15 Pacific * H 4-3 W3/20 Columbia H 5-2 W3/23 San Francisco H 5-2 W3/25 Dartmouth H 1-6 L3/27 UC Irvine * H 3-4 L3/28 Harvard H 2-5 L4/3 Loyola Marymount H 3-4 L4/7 UC Riverside * A 5-2 W4/17 Pacific $ N 4-1 W4/18 Long Beach State $ N 2-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2010 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 12-8 BWC: 4-5 (5th)2/13 Cal State Bakersfield A 7-0 W2/14 Cal State Stanislaus H 7-0 W2/17 Cal State Fullerton * A 7-0 W2/20 Cal Poly * H 1-6 L2/26 Cal State Los Angeles H 7-0 W3/6 UC Irvine * A 2-4 L3/9 Hawai’i H 6-1 W3/14 San Diego A 2-5 L3/16 Washington State N 4-3 W3/19 Wyoming H 4-3 W3/24 Dartmouth H 2-5 L3/28 UC Santa Barbara * A 1-6 L4/1 UC Riverside * H 7-0 W4/2 Arizona H 2-5 L4/6 UC Davis * A 6-1 W4/7 Pacific * A 4-3 W4/10 Long Beach State * H 1-6 L4/17 Portland H 4-0 W4/24 UC San Diego H 7-0 W4/30 Cal Poly $ N 1-4 L* - Big West Conference Matches$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.

2011 >Coach: Gary VictorRecord: 16-10 BWC: 3-5 (7th)1/14 Nevada H 4-3 W1/18 USC A 6-1 L1/29 Arizona H 5-2 L2/1 Chapman H 6-1 W2/1 Cal State LA H 7-0 W2/6 Cal Poly * A 6-1 L2/8 Cal State Fullerton * H 7-0 W2/12 Long Beach State * A 4-3 L2/20 UC Davis * H 5-2 L2/22 Hawai’i-Pacific A 4-3 W2/23 Hawai’i A 6-1 W2/25 San Diego State N 4-3 W2/26 BYU-Hawai’i A 6-1 L3/6 Georgetown H 4-3 W3/12 UC Santa Barbara * H 4-3 L3/15 Texas State H 7-0 W3/18 Columbia H 5-2 W3/19 Dartmouth H 6-1 L3/24 Johns Hopkins H 7-0 W4/1 Portland H 6-1 W4/2 UC Riverside A 7-0 W4/10 UC Irvine * A 5-2 L4/14 LMU H 4-3 W4/23 Pacific * H 5-2 W4/29 Cal Poly $ N 4-1 W4/30 UC Irvine $ N 4-1 L* - Big West Conference Matches$ - Big West Conference Tournament in Indian Wells, Calif.


MATADOR HISTORY_

1996 > AMERICA WESTAmy Petersen Player of the YearTony Davila Coach of the Year

1997 > BIG SKYAmy Petersen Honorable MentionTracy Talaid Honorable Mention

1998 > BIG SKYIsabella Peintner First TeamKendra Segura Second Team

1999 > BIG SKYIsabella Peintner First TeamKendra Segura First TeamShaheen Bhanji Honorable Mention

2000 > BIG SKYIsabella Peintner First TeamTereza Simonyan First TeamShaheen Bhanji Second TeamKatie Fitzgerald Honorable Mention

2001 > BIG SKYGabriella Reiner First TeamTereza Simonyan First TeamMarina Baydak Second TeamShaheen Bhanji Honorable MentionGary Victor Coach of the Year

2002 > BIG WESTTereza Simonyan First TeamRani Setiawati Second TeamS.Chu/T.Simonyan Second TeamR.Setiawati/V.Wagner Honorable Mention

2003 > BIG WESTTereza Simonyan First TeamRani Setiawati Second TeamInga Chilingaryan Honorable MentionR.Setiawati/T.Simonyan First Team

2004 > BIG WESTBrittany Bierman Honorable Mention

Y.Myinttun/O.Yepremian Honorable Mention

2005 > BIG WESTSilvia Gutierrez First TeamCanna Furuta Second TeamS.Gutierrez/Y.Myinttun Second TeamC.Furuta/S.Gutierrez Honorable Mention

2006 > BIG WESTSilvia Gutierrez First TeamKanykey Koichumanova Second TeamCanna Furuta Honorable MentionS.Gutierrez/Y.Myinttun Second TeamC.Furuta/K.Koichumanova Honorable Mention

2007 > BIG WESTSilvia Gutierrez First TeamKanykey Koichumanova First TeamCanna Furuta Honorable MentionS.Gutierrez/K.Koichumanova First TeamC.Furuta/K.Koichumanova Honorable Mention

2008 > BIG WESTVictoria Brymer Second TeamKanykey Koichumanova Second TeamB. Doane/K.Koichumanova Second TeamC.Furuta/V. Brymer Second Team

2009 > BIG WESTEvgeniya Vertesheva First TeamNina Jaworowski Second TeamE. Vertesheva/B. Doane First Team

2010 > BIG WESTBrooke Doane Second TeamNina Jaworowski Second TeamB. Doane/A. Yang First TeamW.Paluch/N. Jaworowski Honorable Mention

2011 > BIG WESTBrooke Doane First TeamJennifer Sher First TeamB. Doane/J. Sher First TeamB. Doane/M. Pistalu Honorable Mention

1997 > BIG SKYLilian Ore March 18

1998 > BIG SKYKendra Segura March 3Isabella Peintner March 17Isabella Peintner March 24

1999 > BIG SKYKendra Segura March 18

2000 > BIG SKYIsabella Peintner March 15Tereza Simonyan April 5

2001 > BIG SKYTereza Simonyan March 20

2002 > BIG WESTTereza Simonyan February 27Tereza Simonyan March 20

2006 > BIG WESTKanykey Koichumanova April 12Kanykey Koichumanova April 26

2007 > BIG WESTSilvia Gutierrez April 11

2008 > BIG WESTVictoria Brymer February 20Canna Furuta March 19Kanykey Koichumanova March 26

2009 > BIG WESTNina Jaworowski March 20

2010 > BIG WESTBrooke Doane March 8

2011 > BIG WESTBrooke Doane February 16Jennifer Sher March 2Jennifer Sher April 27

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS

{ TEREZA SIMONYAN }


MATADOR HISTORY_

SINGLES VICTORIES (SEASON) > PLAYER YEAR RECORD1. Tereza Simonyan 2001 23-72. Isabella Peintner 1998 21-2

Marietta-Louise Shaw 2000 21-6Shaheen Bhanji 2001 21-8

5. Tereza Simonyan 2000 20-3Tia Kaasalainen 2001 20-10

7. Isabella Peintner 2000 19-9Gabriella Reiner 2001 19-11

9. Amy Marks 1993 18-1Tereza Simonyan 2003 18-5

SINGLES VICTORIES (CAREER) > PLAYER YEARS RECORD1. Tereza Simonyan 2000-03 78-202. Shaheen Bhanji 1998-01 63-393. Isabella Peintner 1998-00 56-18

Kanykey Koichumanova 2005-08 56-265. Kendra Segura 1998-99, 01-02 53-236. YuYu Myinttun 2003-06 53-427. Jennifer Cotone 1992-95 52-318. Gabriela Knizek 1991-94 50-359. Monica Kocian 1992-95 48-3110. Lilian Ore 1995-97, 99 46-24

Canna Furuta 2005-08 46-35

SINGLES WINNING PCT (SEASON) > (minimum 15 matches)PLAYER YEAR REC WIN%1. Amy Marks 1993 18-1 .9472. Isabella Peintner 1998 21-2 .9133. Tereza Simonyan 2000 20-3 .8704. Nigora Sirojiddinova 2010 16-3 .8425. Kanykey Koichumanova 2007 14-3 .8246. Lilian Ore 1997 17-4 .8107. Tereza Simonyan 2003 18-5 .7838. Marietta-Louise Shaw 2000 21-6 .778

Kendra Segura 1998 14-4 .77810. Tereza Simonyan 2002 17-5 .773

Jennifer Sher 2011 17-5 .773

SINGLES WINNING PCT (CAREER) > (minimum 30 matches)PLAYER YEARS REC WIN%1. Tereza Simonyan 2000-03 78-20 .7962. Isabella Peintner 1998-00 56-18 .7573. Amy Marks 1991-94 33-11 .7504. Maria Pistalu 2010- 26-10 .7225. Tracy Spellman 1993-94 26-11 .7036. Kendra Segura 1998-99, 01-02 53-23 .6977. Kanykey Koichumanova 2005-08 56-26 .6838. Lilian Ore 1995-97, 99 46-24 .6579. Rani Setiawati 2001-03 42-22 .65610. Jennifer Cotone 1992-95 52-31 .627

DOUBLES VICTORIES (SEASON) > PLAYER YEAR RECORD1. Brooke Doane 2011 21-5

Jennifer Sher 2011 21-3Shaheen Bhanji 2000 21-4

2. Brooke Doane 2009 20-25. Tereza Simonyan 2000 19-1

Isabella Peintner 2000 19-5Marietta-Louise Shaw 2000 19-5Shaheen Bhanji 2001 19-10Evgeniya Vertesheva 2009 19-4

10. Tia Kaasalainen 2001 18-3Gabriella Reiner 2001 18-9Tereza Simonyan 2001 18-12Kanykey Koichumanova 2008 18-2Brooke Doane 2008 18-2

DOUBLES VICTORIES (CAREER) > PLAYER YEARS RECORD1. Brooke Doane 2008-11 71-152. Kanykey Koichumanova 2005-08 64-173. YuYu Myinttun 2003-06 50-384. Canna Furuta 2005-08 47-355. Shaheen Bhanji 1998-01 40-286. Nina Jaworowski 2008-11 39-297. Kendra Segura 1998-99, 01-02 38-25

Tereza Simonyan 2000-03 38-329. Nigora Sirojiddinova 2009- 36-2210. Gabriela Knizek 1991-94 34-41

DOUBLES WINNING PCT (SEASON) > (minimum 15 matches)PLAYER YEAR REC WIN%1. Tereza Simonyan 2000 19-1 .9502. Brooke Doane 2009 20-2 .9093. Evgeniya Vertesheva 2009 19-2 .9054. Kanykey Koichumanova 2008 18-2 .900

Brooke Doane 2008 18-2 .9006 Jennifer Sher 2011 21-3 .9137. Tia Kaasalainen 2001 18-3 .8578. Shaheen Bhanji 2000 21-4 .8409. Kanykey Koichumanova 2007 15-3 .83310. Brooke Doane 2011 21-5 .808

DOUBLES WINNING PCT (CAREER) > (minimum 30 matches)PLAYER YEARS REC WIN%1. Brooke Doane 2008-11 71-15 .8262. Kanykey Koichumanova 2005-08 64-17 .7903. Maria Pistalu 2010- 27-9 .7504. Anna Yang 2010- 27-13 .6755. Rani Setiawati 2001-03 33-18 .6476. Nigora Sirojiddinova 2009- 36-22 .6217. Kendra Segura 1998-99, 01-02 38-25 .6038. Shaheen Bhanji 1998-01 40-28 .5889. Nina Jaworowski 2008-11 39-29 .57410. Canna Furuta 2005-08 47-35 .573

DOUBLES TEAM VICTORIES (SEASON) > PLAYERS YEAR RECORD1. Doane/Vertesheva 2009 19-2

Bhanji/Peintner 2000 19-42. Shaw/Simonyan 2000 18-1

Koichumanova/Doane 2008 18-24. Doane/Sher 2011 16-25. Furuta/Koichumanova 2006 15-6

Bierman/Segura 2002 15-7Setiawati/Wagner 2002 15-9

8. Cotone/Knizek 1993 13-7Jaworowski/Paluch 2010 13-6Sirojiddinova/Pistalu 2010 13-4

DOUBLES TEAM VICTORIES (CAREER) > PLAYERS YEARS RECORD1. Furuta/Koichumanova 2005-08 22-82. Bhanji/Peintner 1998-00 20-53. Doane/Vertesheva 2009 19-24. Shaw/Simonyan 2000 18-1

Gutierrez/Myinttun 2005-06 18-15Koichumanova/Doane 2008 18-2

7. Doane/Sher 2011 16-28. Bierman/Segura 2002 15-7

Setiawati/Wagner 2002 15-910. Cotone/Knizek 1992-94 13-6

Paluch/Jaworowski 2010 13-6Sirojiddinova/Pistalu 2010 13-4

DOUBLES TEAM WIN PCT (SEASON) > (minimum 15 matches)PLAYERS YEAR REC WIN%1. Shaw/Simonyan 2000 18-1 .9472. Doane/Vertesheva 2009 19-2 .9053. Koichumanova/Doane 2008 18-2 .9004. Doane/Sher 2011 16-2 .8895. Bhanji/Peintner 2000 19-4 .8266. Sirojiddinova/Pistalu 2010 13-4 .7657. Furuta/Koichumanova 2006 15-6 .7148. Kocian/Marks 1993 12-5 .706

Myinttun/Soltysik 2003 12-5 .70610. Reiner/Simonyan 2001 11-5 .688

DOUBLES TEAM WIN PCT (CAREER) > (minimum 15 matches)PLAYERS YEARS REC WIN%1. Shaw/Simonyan 2000 18-1 .9472. Doane/Vertesheva 2009 19-2 .9053. Koichumanova/Doane 2008 18-2 .9004. Doane/Sher 2011 16-2 .8895. Bhanji/Peintner 1998-00 20-5 .8006. Sirojiddinova/Pistalu 2010 13-4 .7657. Furuta/Koichumanova 2005-08 22-8 .7338. Myinttun/Soltysik 2003 12-5 .7069. Reiner/Simonyan 2001 11-5 .68810. Cotone/Knizek 1992-94 13-6 .684

Paluch/Jaworowski 2010 13-6 .684

SEASON AND CAREER LEADERS


MATADOR HISTORY_

A >Alcala, Leticia 1994Ang, Angie 1996Arola, Asa 1995-98

B >Baydak, Marina 2001Bhanji, Shaheen 1998-2001Bierman, Brittany 2002-04Borah, Ann Marie 1995-96Brymer, Victoria 2008Bui, Nhu 1995

C >Cabrera, Sheila 1996Cass, Denise 1991Chapman, Jennifer 1995Cheung, Lorraine 2011Chu, Stephanie 2002Chilingaryan, Inga 2003Cotone, Jennifer 1992-95

D >Desgroppes, Carol 1996Doane, Brooke 2008-11

E >Edwards, Kelly 1997-98Engels, Andrea 1999-2000

F >Fitzgerald, Katie 2000Fournell, Kristy 2007-09Frankenberg, Birgit 1998Furuta, Canna 2005-08G >Gutierrez, Silvia 2005-07

H >Hashimoto, Yasuyo 2005Hendricks, Jocelyn 1996-97Hilkene, Amber 1996Horowic, Nely 1998

J >Jaworowski, Nina 2008-11Joshi, Lekheni 2002

K >Kaasalainen, Tia 2001Kaeser, Jill 1992Knizek, Gabriela 1991-94Kocian, Monica 1992-95Koichumanova, Kanykey 2005-08Korab, Ryma 2010-Krasinska, Kasia 2004-07Kukla, Sandra 2008-09Kumar, Sonya 2004-07

M >Macias, Ashley 2007-09

Man-Son-Hing, Sabrina 2011Marks, Amy 1991-94Martinez, Maria 2006-07Matijasevic, Ana 2004-07McCargar, Samantha 1992McCrary, BreJohn 2011Miller, Heather 1991Mohos, Kristina 1998-2000Myinttun, YuYu 2003-06

N >Nakamura, Kerry Ann 1991-94Narasaki, Mai 2002Nielson, Cindy 1991-93O >Onishenko, Julie 2008-09Ore, Lilian 1995-97, 99

P >Paluch, Whitney 2008-10Pastorini, Brahna 1995Peintner, Isabella 1998-2000Petersen, Amy 1996-97Pisnoy, Zarina 2010Pistalu, Maria 2010-

R >Reed, Michelle 1991Reiner, Gabriella 2001

S >San Juan, Barbara 1996-97Segura, Kendra 1998-99, 2001-02Setiawati, Rani 2001-03Shackelford, Danice 2001Shaw, Marietta-Louise 2000Sher, Jennifer 2011Simmons, Marjani 2011Simonyan, Tereza 2000-03Sirojiddinova, Nigora 2009-Soltysik, Jaclyn 2003Spellman, Tracy 1993-94

T >Talaid, Tracy 1997-99Tan, Adelene 1999Teobaldi, Cathie 1991V >Vining, Windy 1997Vertesheva, Evgeniya 2009

W >Wagner, Veronika 2002Wood, Danielle 1992

Y >Anna Yang 2010-Yepremian, Olga 2003-04, 2006Yoshimoto, Sayaka 2004Yount, Sarah 2000 { RANI SETIAWATI }

MATADOR LETTERWINNERS

{ RANI SETIAWATI }

NORTHRIDGE


MATADOR PROFILE_

DR. JOLENEKOESTERUniversity President

Dr. Jolene Koester beganher appointment as the fourthpresident of California StateUniversity, Northridge on July1, 2000. At the time of her appointment, Koester hadbeen serving as provost and vice president for AcademicAffairs and professor of communication studies atCalifornia State University, Sacramento, a post she hadheld since 1993.

Prior to her appointment as provost, she served inother executive positions in the academic affairs divisionat CSU Sacramento. She has been a faculty membersince 1980.

She earned a B.A. from the University of Minnesota, anM.A. in communication arts from the University ofWisconsin-Madison, and a Ph.D. in speech communica-tion from Minnesota.

The author of several scholarly books and articles onintercultural and interpersonal communication and a for-mer Fulbright Scholar, Koester has served on systemwidecommittees on Cornerstones (the California StateUniversity’s systemwide strategic plan), budget andaccountability, and teacher preparation.

The Minnesota native chaired CSU Sacramento’sNCAA accreditation study and was president of theWestern States Communication Association.

In 1998, Cal State Northridge celebrated its 40thanniversary as the only public university located in Los

Angeles’ San Fernando Valley, home to about 1.7 millionresidents.

Founded in 1958, the university has grown to includethe 353-acre Northridge campus with over 34,000diverse students and more than 3,800 employees. Theuniversity is one of the largest in the 23-campusCalifornia State University system. Cal State Northridgeoffers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in more than 50different majors.

RICKMAZZUTOAthletic Director

Rick Mazzuto was named CalState Northridge Athletic Directoron August 3, 2006, becoming theseventh athletic director in theMatadors’ 48-year history.

Mazzuto comes to Northridge from LongwoodUniversity in Farmville, Va., where he served as athleticdirector since 2002. He has led the Lancers in theschool’s transition from Division II to Division I, whichbegan in March 2002. At Longwood, Mazzuto guidedthe program through many changes, including increas-es in operating budgets, scholarships and departmentpersonnel, while also overseeing scheduling, fundrais-ing and marketing. Additionally, Mazzuto was instru-mental in developing a comprehensive master plan fornew athletic facilities and the complete renovation ofsome existing facilities.

Prior to his days at Longwood, Mazzuto was the athlet-

ic director at Saint Mary’s in Moraga, Calif. from 1989 to2000. He oversaw a $5-million budget and 16-sport athlet-ic program while with the Gaels. During his time at SMC,the Gaels made three trips to the NCAA Tournament withtheir 1992 women’s soccer, 1997 men’s basketball and1999 women’s basketball squads.

Mazzuto began his athletic director career at IonaCollege in New Rochelle, N.Y., where he managed theGaels’ 20-sport program. While there, Iona participatedin two NCAA Tournaments and National InvitationalTournaments in men’s basketball, as the school won acombined 13 conference championships. Mazzuto start-ed at Iona in 1977, working for three years as the institu-tion’s associate athletic director.

Mazzuto has served on numerous committees duringhis career, including the NCAA Division I Women’sBasketball Committee from 1991 to 1997. He also hasextensive community service activities, serving on theBoard of Directors of both the Moraga and NewRochelle Rotary Clubs. Mazzuto currently serves on theNCAA Committee on Women’s Athletics and is on theBig West Compliance and Game ManagementCommittee and is the administrative liaison to the SportsInformation Directors.

Mazzuto earned his bachelor’s and master’s degreesin political science from Trinity College in Hartford,Conn., where he began his career in intercollegiate ath-letics as the school’s sports information director for twoyears. He also served as SID at Lafayette College inEaston, Pa. for four years, and was the publicity directorfor the East Coast Conference for two years.

Mazzuto is married to the former Janet Johnstone.

DR. TINAKIESLERFaculty Athletic Representative

Dr. Tina Kiesler assumed thetitle of CSUN's Faculty AthleticsRepresentative prior to the startof the 2010-11 academic year.

Dr. Kiesler joined the faculty of Cal State UniversityNorthridge in 2002. She is currently an AssociateProfessor of Marketing and the Director of the BusinessHonors Program.

Before joining CSUN, she was a faculty member orvisiting faculty member at the University of SouthernCalifornia (USC), Rutgers University, New York University(NYU), Universidad Catolica Portuguesa, Yale, UCLAand Columbia University.

Dr. Kiesler received her bachelor's degree inPsychology from the University of Michigan and herPhD in Marketing Management from UCLA's AndersonGraduate of Management.

MATADOR ADMINISTRATION


MATADOR PROFILE_

Cal State Northridge Directory 2661USU Ticket Office 2488Mailing Address: Athletic Department

18111 Nordhoff StreetNorthridge, Ca. 91330-8301

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION >Rick Mazzuto DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 2933Tina Kiesler FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE 4608Tom Ford ASSOCIATE A.D., EXTERNAL RELATIONS 4837Ashlie Kite ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 4839Janet Pinneau ASSOCIATE A.D./SWA/STUDENT SERVICES 6432Lauree Floback ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 3008LeeAnna Berkeland ACCOUNT TECHICIAN 2207Karen Mariglia ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR 2660Cynthia Morgan ADMINSTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT 3208Angelique Odom ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT 7245Joyce Scanlin ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT 4836

ACADEMIC SUPPORT >Fax 6590Mandie McConkey ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT COORDINATOR 4781Lara Kehkedjian ACADEMIC ADVISOR 4781Michelle Almazan ACADEMIC ADVISOR 4781Brett Sanders ACADEMIC SPECIALIST 4781Larry O’Connor ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR 4781

ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT >Jerry DeFelice, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT/STUDENT SERV. 3935

BUSINESS AFFAIRS >Kimberly Siemen ASST. A.D., BUSINESS AFFAIRS 6431

COMPLIANCE >Julie Sandoval DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE 2693

EQUIPMENT >Isidore Gold EQUIPMENT MANAGER 3236Stephanie Cantu ASSISTANT MANAGER 3236

FACILITIES >Fax 2661Mark Adamiak FACILTIES MANAGER 7423Howard Garcia EVENTS MANAGER 2836

MARKETING >Erin Kiser ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR/MARKETING 2683Corporate Partnershiups, Cheerleading Squad/MatadorDirector/Marketing & Pep Band Advisor, GuestPromotions Appearances

MEDIA RELATIONS >Fax 4950Bob Vazquez ASST. A.D./MEDIA RELATIONS 2313

cell: 510-673-9521Men’s Basketball, Women’s Water Polo

Matt Monroe ASSOCIATE MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR 3247Men’s/Women’s Volleyball, Men’s/Women’s Golf,Men’s/Women’s Track & FieldGeoff Herberg ASSISTANT MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR 3243Women’s Basketball, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Tennis, SoftballEric Bankston MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT 3860Men’s Soccer, Men’s/Women’s Swimming, BaseballBraden Villanueva MEDIA RELATIONS ART DIRECTOR 6634Baseball Press Box 4292Basketball Press Box 4702Softball Press Box 2988Volleyball Press Box 4702

ATHLETIC TRAINING > 7516Fax 4410Steve Grech DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE 3237Sarah Lyons ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 7602Erick Buitrago ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 6054Dunford Rodill ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 5825Brittany Beckwith GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 6052

TEAM PHYSICANS >Dr. Rick Sletten GENERAL PHYSICIAN 3684

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING >Fax 4762Daniel Kohn HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 6359Jeff Crelling ASSISTANT, STRENGTH & CONDITIONIN 6359

BASEBALL >Fax 2661Matt Curtis HEAD COACH 7055Tim Leary ASSISTANT COACH 3218Shaun Larkin ASSISTANT COACH 6652Andy Wilson VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH

Tom Hutchison DIRECTOR OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS 6651Baseball Field 3233

MEN’S BASKETBALL >Fax 2661Bobby Braswell HEAD COACH 3231Bob Lowe ASSISTANT COACH 3994Danny Sprinkle ASSISTANT COACH 2682Jay Morris ASSISTANT COACH 7071 Lior Schwartzburg DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS 6251

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL >Fax 2661Jason Flowers HEAD COACH 2075Bryan Camacho ASSISTANT COACH 4949Lindsey Foster ASSISTANT COACH 6662Christine Collins-Kiernan ASSISTANT COACH 5395

MEN’S GOLF >Fax 2661

Jim Bracken HEAD COACH 3228

WOMEN’S GOLF >Fax 2661Bonnie Murphy HEAD COACH 7006

MEN’S SOCCER >Fax 2661Terry Davila HEAD COACH 2379Yossi Raz ASSISTANT COACH 2946Peter Bomar ASSISTANT COACH 6252Zach Friedman VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH 3230

WOMEN’S SOCCER >Fax 2661Keith West HEAD COACH 6252Juan Plasencia ASSISTANT COACH 4535Miguel Ruiz ASSISTANT COACH 3852Derek Hanks VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH 3852

SOFTBALL >Fax 2661Tairia Flowers HEAD COACH 7259Caitlin Benyi ASSISTANT COACH 3230Tia Meza ASSISTANT COACH 3854Softball Field 3885

WOMEN’S TENNIS >Fax 2661Gary Victor HEAD COACH 2948James Ciuffo ASSISTANT COACH 2058Zbynek Mlynarik VOLUNTEER COACH 3882/4731

MEN’S & WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY >Fax 2661Don Strametz HEAD COACH 3608Avery Anderson ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH 2228Bridget Pearson ASSISTANT COACH 3242Seilala Sua ASSISTANT COACH 7680

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL >Fax 2661Jeff Campbell HEAD COACH 4512Theo Edwards ASSISTANT COACH 4180Mike Arone VOLUNTEER COACH 4180

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL >Fax 2661Jeff Stork HEAD COACH 4104Susie Terrusa ASSISTANT COACH 3221Alicia Robinson ASSISTANT COACH 7784

WOMEN’S WATER POLO >Fax 4762Marcelo Leonardi HEAD COACH 4127Brianna Wilson ASSISTANT COACH 4127

All extensions are (818) 677- _ _ _ _STAFF DIRECTORY

MEDIA RELATIONSGeoffrey Herberg ASSISTANT MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR

[email protected]

Women’s Basketball, Women’s Soccer,Softball & Women’s Tennis

Bob Vazquez ASST. A.D./MEDIA RELATIONS

818-677-2313 cell: [email protected]’s Basketball, Women’s Water PoloMatt Monroe ASSOCIATE MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR

[email protected]’s/Women’s Volleyball, Men’s/Women’sGolf, Track & FieldKevin Strauss MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT

818-677-3247Men’s Soccer, Swimming, BaseballBraden Villanueva MEDIA RELATIONS ART DIRECTOR

[email protected]

:: IMPORTANT NUMBERS >

Fax 818-677-4950

Baseball Press Box 818-677-4292

Basketball Press Box 818-677-4702

Softball Press Box 818-677-2988

Volleyball Press Box 818-677-4702

MEDIA OUTLETS >>Below is a list of many of the media outlets that cover CalState Northridge Athletics.

NEWSPAPERS > Los Angeles Daily Newswww.dailynews.com

Antelope Valley Newswww.glendalenewspress.com

Daily Sundial Sportswww.sundial.csun.edu

Glendale News Presswww.glendalenewspress.com

Los Angeles Timeswww.latimes.com

Newhall Signalwww.the-signal.com

Orange County Registerwww.ocregister.com

Ventura County Starwww.venturacountrystar.com

USA Todaywww.usatoday.com

RADIO > KCSN (88.5 FM)

KFWB (980 AM)www.kfwb.com

KNX (1070 AM)www.knx1070.com

Sporting News Radio (1540 AM)www.radio.sportingnews.com

710 ESPN Radiowww.sports.espn.go.com/stations/710espn

XTRA (570 AM)www.xtrasportsradio.com

LOCAL TELEVISION > KCBS, Channel 2KNBC, Channel 4KTLA, Channel 5KABC, Channel 7KCAL, Channel 9KTTV, Channel 11KCOP, Channel 13

NATIONAL TELEVISION > ESPN SportsCenterFox Sports/Fox Sports News

WIRE SERVICES > Associated Press


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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITYNorthridge Sports Medicine staff ischarged with the responsibility ofproviding the highest quality med-ical care to the more than 400 stu-dent-athletes that participate in 20intercollegiate athletic teams in themost efficient manner possible.

This responsibility includesadministering to the health andwelfare of the student-athlete on adaily basis and measuring theirreadiness for athletic competition.

In conjunction with the AddieKoltz Student Health Center, thesports medicine staff providesdaily services in the prevention,immediate care and managementof athletic injuries and illnesses.

Thanks to a generous donationfrom the Encino-Tarzana RegionalMedical Center and its parent com-pany, Tenet Foundation, it was pos-sible for the 2,500 square-footAthletic Training Center to be built.The Center opened in September,2000, and almost quadrupled thesize of the old facility.

The Sports Medicine staff

includes the certified athletic train-ers, athletic training students, teamphysicians and a wide variety ofmedial specialists. Director ofSports Medicine, Steven Grech, isjoined by assistant athletic trainersSarah Lyons, Erick Buitrago, DunfordRodill and Brittany Beckwith.

Northridge’s doctors includeOrthopedists Dr. Domenick Sistoand Dr. Brett Leake, as well assports medicine physicians Dr. EricSletten and Dr. James Ting. AimieKachingwe, PT and Ira Schneider,DC provide physical therapy andchiropractic services, respectively.

The Athletic Training Center islocated in Redwood Hall and fea-tures electronic therapeutic modali-ties, rehabilitation equipment, anda physician’s exam room.

Redwood Hall also housesNorthridge’s strength and condi-tioning room. Headed by coachDaniel Kohn, the strength and con-ditioning room contains a widearray of weightlifting and exerciseequipment for all of the student-athlete’s needs. ■

ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER & WEIGHT ROOM

Steven GrechDIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE

[email protected]

Daniel KohnSTRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

[email protected]


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WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY?California State University, Northridge exists to help stu-dents realize their educational goals. The University's firstpriority is to promote the welfare and intellectualprogress of students.

Part of the 23-campus California State University sys-tem, Cal State Northridge is the only public universitylocated in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley (If incorpo-rated, the area with 1.7 million residents would be thefifth largest city in the United States). Northridge celebrat-ed its 40th anniversary in 1998-99, having educatedmore than 165,000 alumni.

The main Northridge campus covers 353 acres andhas about two million square feet of facilities, includingabout two dozen major buildings and more than 100 intotal. Campus physical assets are valued at more than$613 million. The physical heart of the campus is theOviatt Library with more than one million volumes. CalState Northridge also operates a satellite campus inadjoining Ventura County.

Cal State Northridge, accredited by the WesternAssociation of Schools and Colleges, is one of thelargest higher education institutions in California and isthe third-largest public university (2003 enrollment) in LosAngeles County after UCLA and Long Beach State.CSUN nearly 33,000 students in Fall 2003, with about1,800 faculty and a staff of nearly 2,000.

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE HISTORYIn fall 1956, the San Fernando Valley campus of the LosAngeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences(later Cal State Los Angeles) was established on thepresent Northridge site. Soon after, the state Legislaturepassed Assembly Bill 971, which provided for the campusto separate from its parent college. On July 1, 1958, thefounding date of the present university, the institutionbecame San Fernando Valley State College, with about3,300 students and 104 faculty. On June 1, 1972, the col-lege was renamed California State University,Northridge, by action of the state Legislature and theBoard of Trustees of the California State University.

NORTHRIDGE NOTABLES■ CSUN is headed toward becoming one of the mostmodern university campuses in the country. Six new build-ings worth more than $70 million each with state-of-the-art facilities have finished or are under construction,including new wings for the Oviatt Library and a new

Arts, Media and Communication Building. Construction isunderway on renovations to the University Student Union.

■ Cal State Northridge has small average class sizes,ranging from about 29 for lecture sections and 19 for

laboratory sections. In the recent student survey, smallclass size was one of the campus' features most appreci-ated by students, with 84 percent indicating satisfaction.

■ Cal State Northridge ranked first among 529 master'slevel universities in its number of graduates who went onto earn Ph.Ds in the social sciences and psychology,according to a recent National Science Foundationreport. The university also ranked second in mathematicsand among the top dozen such campuses in biology,computer sciences, engineering and physical sciences.

■ Northridge students have good things to say abouttheir experience at the university. In a recent survey ofCal State Northridge students: 86 percent said they weresatisfied with their overall experience at Cal StateNorthridge; 87 percent said they were satisfied with theoverall quality of instruction; and about two-thirds saidthey would choose CSUN again as a university.

THE COLLEGES AT CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE >>

Arts, Media andCommunication

Business Administration and Economics

Education

Engineering and Computer Science

Extended Learning

Health and HumanDevelopment

Humanities

Science and Mathematics

Social and BehavioralSciences

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FACTS >>LOCATION: Cal State Northridge is located inthe northeast San Fernando Valley of subur-ban Los Angeles.

FOUNDED: 1958 (as San Fernando Valley StateCollege) Changed name to California StateUniversity, Northridge, on June 1, 1972.

MASCOT & COLORS: Cal State Northridge'smascot is the Matador. The school colors areRed, Black and White.

CAMPUS SIZE: 356 acres

ENROLLMENT (Fall 2005): 33,243

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE): 25,139

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: 26,854

GRADUATE STUDENTS: 6,389

DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor's: 64, Master's: 50

■ Northridge has been a leader in involving its students incommunity service learning, where academic learning ismerged with meaningful community work. The universitylaunched a Center for Community Service Learning that hashelped create more than 40 new courses since its inception in1998. CSUN students have taught computer skills to pregnantand at-risk teens and helped establish an after school chil-dren's literature/literacy program.

■ Cal State Northridge is the leading public university inCalifornia in preparing students to obtain teaching credentials.The university had 1,000 single or multiple subject teachingcredential documents issued to students/graduates during2002-03, more than any other Cal State or University ofCalifornia campus, according to data from the CaliforniaCommission on Teacher Credentialing.

■ Students at Cal State Northridge constitute a veritableUnited Nations, with enrollment coming from more than 70 for-eign countries. The university consistently ranks in the top 25for master's level universities based on the size of its foreignstudent population. Of the foreign students enrolled at CalState Northridge in 2002-03, the most by country came fromJapan, Korea and Taiwan.

■ Northridge is a university committed to using advancedtechnology to aid in the education process. Virtually all CSUNstudents have campus-provided e-mail accounts, as do mostfaculty and staff. The campus also has an inventory of morethan 5,000 computers, including about 2,000 spread among100 labs. The university also offers about two dozen onlineacademic courses.

■ Cal State Northridge, one of the first mainstream universi-ties to accept deaf students in the 1960s, now hosts one ofthe largest deaf student populations among U.S. universities.Nearly 300 deaf and hard-of-hearing students receive signlanguage interpreting, real-time captioning and other specialservices each year through the university's renowned NationalCenter on Deafness (NCOD).

■ The Center on Disabilities at Northridge, specializing intechnology and its impact on those with disabilities, annuallyhosts the Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference,the largest event of its kind drawing thousands of participantsfrom around the world. The center also operates one of thefirst and finest university computer access labs for studentswith disabilities.

■ Northridge is a university where minority students arewelcome and can excel. The U.S. Education Departmentranked Cal State Northridge among the top 100 universitiesnationwide in graduating Hispanic students at the bachelor'sand master's levels. The university also places highly in BlackIssues in Higher Education rankings for degrees awarded.

■ Eight Cal State Northridge faculty members have beenawarded the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship forresearch and creative activity during the institution's history.Fifty-eight Northridge faculty, including 22 since 1980, havereceived Fulbright awards to conduct research or teachabroad. n

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CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE, as the only public university in

the San Fernando Valley region, each year graduates

thousands of students who go on to very successful

careers in a wide variety of disciplines. Many of the uni-

versity's graduates also rise to the peak of their fields

and become well known public figures. Below is a sam-

pling of some of Northridge's prominent alumni.

[ PAULA ABDUL ]

ACTORSLesley Boone, RichardDreyfuss, Jenna Elfman,Robert Englund, BobEubanks, Teri Garr, PhilHartman, Helen Hunt,Chris Kattan, CheechMarin, Eva Mendes, EvePlumb, Larry Wilcox andDebra Winger

SINGERS ANDMUSICIANSPaula Abdul, Daryl Dragon(Captain & Tennille), AndySummers (the Police),opera star Carol Vaness,songwriter Diane Warrenand Tim Weisberg

MEDIA ANDJOURNALISMä Frank del Olmo, Los

Angeles TimesAssociate Editor

ä Thom Ferro, Executive Vice President,Westwood One radio

ä Bill Griffeth, RonInsana and SueHerera of CNBC cable

ä Robert Hilburn, LosAngeles Times popmusic critic

ä Dennis McCarthy, LosAngeles Daily Newscolumnist

ENTERTAINMENTEXECUTIVES,PRODUCERS,DIRECTORSä Michael Bessolo,

Senior V.P Marketing, WaltDisney Records

ä Michael Grillo, Headof FeaturesProductions,Dreamworks SKG

ä Don Hahn, ExecutiveProducer of “The LionKing” and otherDisney animated features

ä Mark Lester, moviedirector

ä Del Mayberry,Executive VicePresident & CFO, FoxNetworks Group

GOVERNMENT ANDPOLITICSä Richard Alarcon,

California StateSenator

ä Linda Lingle,Governor of Hawaii

ä Silverio Robledo,Former Mayor, City ofSan Fernando

EDUCATION ANDSOCIAL SERVICES ä Yvonne Chan, charter

school pioneer ä Irene Tovar, heads

the largest housingand Head Start pro-grams in LosAngeles; first Latinato be appointed tostatewide position

CEOS, PRESIDENTSAND EXECUTIVES ä Stephen Bollenbach,

CEO of Hilton Hotels ä Dirk Gates, President

and CEO of Xircom ä Stanford Kurland,

President and CEO ofCountrywide HomeLoans

ä Larry Twersky,Founder of 1-800-DEN-TIST and President,Futuredontics

ä Alex Yemenidjian,CEO of MGM Grand

ALUMNI IN SPACE…THE FINAL FRONTIER ä Scott Horowitz, NASA

space shuttle astro-naut

ä John Stoltz, inventor ofthe transponder land-ing system

ä Jeri Taylor, creator of“Star Trek Voyager”

[ JENNA ELFMAN ]

[ SCOTT HOROWITZ ]

[ CHEECH MARIN ]

[ RICHARD DREYFUSS ] [ RICHARD ALARCON ]

[ DIRK GATES ] [ SUE HERERA ]

[ HELEN HUNT ] [ CHRIS KATTAN ]

[ EVA MENDES ] [ IRENE TOVAR ]

PROMINENT ALUMNI


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THE AREA SURROUNDINGCalifornia State University,Northridge offers a variety ofrecreational opportunities forstudents. Cal State Northridge,located in sunny SouthernCalifornia, is a centrally locat-ed point to many of LosAngeles’ famous attractions.

The Cal State Northridgecampus is situated inNorthridge, a suburb in theSan Fernando Valley. TheValley is home to over 1.7 mil-lion people. Northridge itself isa warm community of approxi-mately 90,000 people, locatedwithin Los Angeles County.

The California coastline isbeautiful up and down thestate, especially the SouthernCalifornia beaches. FromSanta Monica to Malibu to

Redondo and beyond, thebeaches are miles and milesof sand, sun and surf. And, forthose who enjoy the snow,several very good local skiareas are a short one- to two-hour drive north of Cal StateNorthridge. What more coulda college student want?

Not only is CSUN closeenough to beaches and skiareas for weekend getaways,but the cultural attractions innearby Los Angeles are inter-esting and enlightening. Thereis The Music Center, TheDorothy Chandler Pavilion, TheCalifornia Museum of Scienceand Industry, The Los AngelesCounty Museum of Art, TheGetty Center and a host ofother attractions. For thosewho might happen to enjoythe thrills and fun of amuse-ment parks, Northridge is aclose drive to Disneyland, Six

Flags Magic Mountain andKnotts Berry Farm.

The television and movieproduction center ofHollywood is about 30 minutessouth of Cal State Northridge;in fact, the campus itself hasbeen used numerous times forlocation shots, including therecent film “Sky High” and tel-evision shows “Commander inChief” and “Criminal Minds.”

Famous studios like CBS,NBC and Universal have toursthat show how television andmovie productions are made.Getting tickets to see a filmingof “American Idol,” or “TheTonight Show” would make afun outing for anyone.

For those who enjoy pro-fessional sports, Los Angelesis famous for its teams.

STAPLES Center, which has aseating capacity of 21,000, ishome to the nine-time WorldChampion Los AngelesLakers and the L.A. Clippersof the National BasketballAssociation. It also hosts theLos Angeles Kings of theNational Hockey League, theLos Angeles Avengers of theArena Football League andthe two-time WNBAChampion Los AngelesSparks. STAPLES Center islocated 40 minutes south ofcampus, adjacent to the LosAngeles Convention Center inthe heart of downtown LosAngeles. Major LeagueBaseball has SouthernCalifornia representatives inboth the National andAmerican leagues, includingthe six-time World SeriesChampion Los AngelesDodgers, members of the

National League West, andthe 2003 World SeriesChampion Anaheim Angels,members of the AmericanLeague West.

The famous New Year’s tra-ditions, the Tournament ofRoses Parade and the RoseBowl football game, are bothheld in nearby Pasadena.

Los Angeles is also well-known for its theater. You'llfind the Pantages Theatre inLos Angeles, which is home tothe new Broadway show “TheProducers.” Plays like “Cats,”“Les Miserables” and“Phantom of the Opera” haveenjoyed long runs in LosAngeles, with more theaterbeing produced in LosAngeles every year. The CalState Northridge Theatre

Department also has closeties and works with profes-sional drama troupes.

For music lovers, the LosAngeles area is fortunate tofeature live performances forevery musical taste. Majorconcerts are held year-roundat the Universal Amphitheatre,The Great Western Forum andthe Los Angeles MemorialSports Arena. Evening summerconcert series that featurePhilharmonics and pop artistscan be heard at TheHollywood Bowl, IrvineMeadows Amphitheater,Pacific Amphitheater and theGreek Theater.

All in all, Northridge andthe Los Angeles area have alot to offer anyone. Fromsporting events to roller coast-ers, from plays to museums,there’s always something excit-ing to do in Los Angeles. ■

Whether it’s sandy beaches, snowy slopes orjust great entertainment, you’ll find it all within ashort drive of the Cal State Northridge campus.

What more could a college student want?

THE NORTHRIDGE COMMUNITY


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MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS >>NCAA Division I, II

BASEBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1970 Bob Hiegert1984 Bob Hiegert

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1965 Stan Chamofsky1970 Bob Hiegert1971 Bob Hiegert1972 Bob Hiegert1973 Bob Hiegert1981 Bob Hiegert1990 Bill Kernan1996 Mike Batesole2002 Mike Batesole

BASKETBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1970-71 Jerry Ball1971-72 Pete Cassidy1977-78 Pete Cassidy1978-79 Pete Cassidy1984-85 Pete Cassidy2000-01 Bobby Braswell2007-08 Bobby Braswell2008-09 Bobby Braswell

CROSS COUNTRY > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1973 Chris Johnson1974 Chris Johnson1975 Chris Johnson1976 Chris Johnson

FOOTBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1983 Tom Keefe1990 Bob Burt

GOLF > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1969 Bill Cullum1973 Bill Cullum1974 Bill Cullum


2000 Jim Bracken

GYMNASTICS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

19681969

SOCCER > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1984 Marwan Ass’ad1985 Marwan Ass’ad1986 Marwan Ass’ad1987 Marwan Ass’ad1988 Marwan Ass’ad1989 Marwan Ass’ad

2003 Terry Davila2005 Terry Davila

SWIMMING & DIVING > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1975 Pete Accardy1977 Pete Accardy1978 Pete Accardy1979 Pete Accardy1981 Pete Accardy1982 Pete Accardy1983 Pete Accardy1984 Pete Accardy1985 Pete Accardy


1970 Pete Accardy1971 Pete Accardy1972 Pete Accardy1973 Pete Accardy1974 Pete Accardy1975 Pete Accardy1976 Pete Accardy1977 Pete Accardy1978 Pete Accardy1979 Pete Accardy

TENNIS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1969

TRACK & FIELD > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR

1975 Cliff Abel

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR

1974 Cliff Abel1975 Cliff Abel1976 Cliff Abel1984 Bill Webb1995 Don Strametz1996 Don Strametz2004 Don Strametz2005 Don Strametz2007 Don Strametz2009 Don Strametz2010 Don Strametz

WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS >>NCAA Division I, II

BASKETBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

1998-99 Frozena Jerro

CROSS COUNTRY > 1976 Barbara Swerkes

GOLF > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

2003 Bonnie Murphy2004 Bonnie Murphy

GYMNASTICS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1982

SOFTBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1983 Gary Torgeson1984 Gary Torgeson1985 Gary Torgeson1987 Gary Torgeson


1982 Gary Torgeson1983 Gary Torgeson1984 Gary Torgeson1985 Gary Torgeson1986 Gary Torgeson1987 Gary Torgeson1988 Gary Torgeson1989 Gary Torgeson1990 Gary Torgeson1993 Gary Torgeson1994 Gary Torgeson1995 Janet Sherman1998 Janet Sherman2010 Roni Sparrey

SWIMMING & DIVING > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1982 Pete Accardy1987 Pete Accardy1988 Pete Accardy1989 Pete Accardy


1986 Pete Accardy1987 Pete Accardy1988 Pete Accardy1989 Pete Accardy1990 Pete Accardy1991 Pete Accardy

TENNIS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1982


1982198419851986

1996 Tony Davila2001 Gary Victor

TRACK & FIELD > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR

*1978 Barbara Swerkes*1979 Barbara Swerkes*1980 Barbara Swerkes

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDOORS

1999 Don Strametz2007 Don Strametz

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOORS

1995 Don Strametz1996 Don Strametz1997 Don Strametz1999 Don Strametz2000 Don Strametz2002 Don Strametz2004 Don Strametz2006 Don Strametz2007 Don Strametz2008 Don Strametz2009 Don Strametz2010 Don Strametz2011 Don Strametz

VOLLEYBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

*1980 Walt Ker1983 Walt Ker1987 Walt Ker


1980 Walt Ker1983 Walt Ker1984 Walt Ker1985 Walt Ker1986 Walt Ker1987 Walt Ker1988 Walt Ker1996 Dr. Lian Lu

*Denotes AIAW National Titles

WATER POLO > 2009 Molly Barnes2010 Marcello Leonardi

A HISTORY OF SUCCESS

Documents

2011 Northridge Tennis Yearbook