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2003 Stanford Women's Soccer Media Guide 2003 STANFORD W OMEN’ S S OCCER Quick Facts Location .......................................... Stanford, Calif. Conference .............................................. Pacific-10 Enrollment ....................... 6,556 (Undergraduates) Nickname .................................................. Cardinal Colors ...................................... Cardinal and White Home Field ......................... Maloney Field (2,000) President ......................................... John Hennessy Athletic Director ............................. Dr. Ted Leland Athletics Website ................. www.gostanford.com Women’s Soccer Head Coach .................. Paul Ratcliffe (UCLA ’94) Record at Stanford ................................... First Year Career Record ........................ 55-34-7 (Five years) Soccer Office Phone ...................... (650) 725-2425 Soccer Fax ...................................... (650) 725-0758 Asstistant Coaches .................. Stephanie Erickson Jay Cooney Volunteer Assistant ................................. Jenna Shuer Marketing & Promotions ................ John Schuster Office Phone .................................. (650) 725-5323 2002 Overall Record ........................................ 21-2 2002 Conference Record/Finish .............. 9-0/First Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................... 19/5 Starters Returning/Lost ..................................... 7/4 Stanford players celebrate after Allyson Marquand scored the game-winning goal during a 1-0 victory over California. Top Returning Players (Yr/Pos/Goals/Assists): Nicole Barnhart (Jr./GK/0.18 GAA), Jennifer Farenbaugh (So./D/7/4), Hayley Hunt Media Information Table of Contents (So./D/1/0), Allyson Marquand (Sr./MF/2/3), Requests for all women’s soccer interviews and Quick Facts ............................................................ 1 Natalie Spilger (Sr./D/0/1), Marcie Ward credentials should be directed to Amy Eaton in Media Information ................................................ 1 (Sr./F/10/13) the Stanford Athletic Media Relations Office. All Coaching Staff..........................................................2 Top Players Lost (Pos/Goals/Assists): credential and interview requests should be sub- All-Time Coaching Records ...................................2 Kelsey Carlson (MF/3/3), Marcia Wallis (F/13/7), mitted at least 24 hours in advance. To submit 2003 Outlook ......................................................... 4 Callie Withers (MF/5/3) these requests, call the Stanford Athletic Media 2003 Roster ............................................................ 6 Top Newcomers (Pos): Relations Office at (650) 723-4418 or write to the Player Profiles ........................................................ 6 Rachel Buehler (D/MF), Gina Farias-Eisner Stanford Athletic Media Relations Office, Pronunciation Guide ............................................. 7 (MF/F), Shari Summers (MF), Rachel Zollner (GK) Arrillaga Family Sports Center, Stanford, CA Scholarship Funding ........................................... 12 Media Relations Office 94305-6150. 2002 Statistics ...................................................... 13 2002 Match Results ............................................. 14 Gary Migdol, Assistant AD, Media Relations Stanford Sportsline 2003 Opponents .................................................. 16 Bob Vazquez, Media Relations Director For tickets, schedules, directions to athletic facili- Series Record vs. Opponents .............................. 17 Scott Leykam, Co-Media Relations Director ties, and other athletic department information, Year-by-Year Results ............................................ 18 Aimee Dombroski, Assistant Director call the Stanford Sportsline at 1-800-STANFORD. Program History .................................................. 20 Kyle McRae, Assistant Director Individual Honors and Awards .......................... 22 Amy Eaton, Women’s Soccer Contact Credits Career Records ..................................................... 23 Email ..................................... [email protected] The 2003 Stanford Women’s Soccer Media Guide NCAA Tournament History ............................... 23 Office Phone .................................. (650) 723-4418 was written and edited by Amy Eaton. Single-Season Records ........................................ 24 Fax .................................................. (650) 725-2957 Photography by David Gonzales, Perry Women’s United Soccer Association .................. 25 McIntyre/Atlanta Beat, John Todd/CyberRays Mailing Address Maloney Field ...................................................... 26 2002, Thom Vollenweider. Design and layout by Stanford Athletic Facilities .................................. 27 Women’s Soccer Office Don Hogue. Printing by db Print Solutions. Department of Athletics Stanford University ............................................. 28 Arrillaga Family Sports Center On the Cover Home of Champions .......................................... 30 Stanford, CA 94305-6150 On the front cover: The Stanford women’s soccer Sears Directors’ Cup ............................................ 32 team celebrates following a goal during the 2002 season. On the back cover: Returnees Alisan Pabon, Nicole Barnhart, Marcie Ward, Natalie Spilger, Anna Hare, Brittany Oliveira and Allyson Marquand look to lead the Cardinal to continued success in 2003. Design by Don Hogue; photogra- phy by David Gonzales. 2003 STANFORD WOMEN’S SOCCER 1 C OACHING S TAFF Paul Ratcliffe Athletic Director Ted Leland said. “We are extremely proud of our women’s soccer team and Head Coach their recent accomplishments and are looking forward to even greater accomplishments under Paul’s leadership.” Ratcliffe, the 2001 WCC co-Coach of the Year and NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year, spent five seasons at the head of Saint Mary’s women’s soccer team. Ratcliffe led the Gaels to a 55-34-7 ead coach Paul Ratcliffe, honored three overall record, 21-13-1 in WCC action. Htimes as West Coast Conference Coach of The 2001 season was Ratcliffe’s most successful the Year (1999, 2000, 2001), takes over a Cardinal with SMU. With only one senior in the starting program that has appeared in the postseason 12 lineup, the Gaels attained the highest national of the last 13 years as he enters his first season at ranking for the program (seventh), set a school Stanford’s helm. record 13-game winning streak and advanced to “We are very excited to have a coach of Paul the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Ratcliffe’s caliber join the Stanford Athletic Prior to Saint Mary’s, Ratcliffe was an assistant Department and work with our student-athletes,” coach at UCLA from 1994-97. While with the Bruins, he was instrumental in their undefeated 1997 Pac-10 title season and NCAA Tournament Final Eight appearance. Ratcliffe also served as Paul Ratcliffe brings impressive credentials as head coach of interim head coach for UCLA from January the Stanford women’s soccer team. through August of 1996. Ratcliffe earned his National “A”License in degree in Sociology with a specialization in 1999 from the United States Soccer Federation. A Business Administration. As a Bruin, he lettered graduate from UCLA in 1994, Ratcliffe earned a four years at midfield where he was a member of the 1990 national championship team. He tallied 30 points in 73 matches during his career at Ratcliffe’s Coaching Record UCLA. Year School Position Record After his collegiate career, Ratcliffe played 1994 UCLA Asst. Coach 11-4-3 professionally for the Los Angeles United in 1995 UCLA Asst. Coach 14-4-2 1993 and the Anaheim Splash in 1994 in the 1996 UCLA Asst. Coach 11-7-1 Continental Indoor Soccer League (CISL). 1997 UCLA Asst. Coach 19-3 Ratcliffe and wife, Amy Maria, have a 19-month 1998 Saint Mary’s Head Coach 6-12 old daughter, Elena. 1999 Saint Mary’s Head Coach 13-4-1 2000 Saint Mary’s Head Coach 12-6-2 2001 Saint Mary’s Head Coach 15-3-2 2002 Saint Mary’s Head Coach 9-9-2 Total 110-52-19 A LL-TIME C OACHING R ECORDS Stanford All-Time Coaching Records Coach Years Dates Won Lost Tied Pct. Stephanie Erickson/Paul Sapsford 1 2002 21 2 0 .913 Andy Nelson 2 2000-01 29 10 3 .726 Steve Swanson 4 1996-99 49 28 4 .629 Ian Sawyers 3 1993-95 50 8 4 .838 Berhane Andeberhan 6 1987-92 77 26 11 .730 Helen Keohane 3 1984-86 15 31 2 .333 Totals 19 1984-02 241 105 24 .684 Stanford Year-by-Year Results Year Record Pct. Year Record Pct. Year Record Pct. 1984 7-7-0 .500 1991 17-2-0 .895 1998 11-7-2 .571 1985 5-12-1 .306 1992 17-2-1 .864 1999 15-5-1 .738 1986 3-12-1 .219 1993 18-2-2 .864 2000 14-6-1 .683 1987 4-10-4 .333 1994 16-2-2 .850 2001 15-4-2 .762 1988 13-4-2 .737 1995 16-4-0 .800 2002 21-2 .913 1989 11-5-3 .657 1996 12-9-0 .571 Totals 241-105-24 .684 Stephanie Erickson coached the Stanford team to a 21-2 record 1990 15-3-1 .816 1997 11-7-1 .605 in the 2002 season. 2 2003 STANFORD WOMEN’S SOCCER C OACHING S TAFF Stephanie ranked No. 15 by the NSCAA. Prior to her stint at Jenna Shuer Harvard, Erickson coached at Cal, helping the Golden Bears to the 1998 Pac-10 Championship Volunteer Erickson Assistant Coach Assistant Coach and a bid in the NCAA Tournament. A four-year starting forward at Northwestern University (1994-98), Erickson is the all-time lead- ing scorer in school history and was named the Offensive Most Valuable Player in 1994, 1996 and 1997. She helped lead the Wildcats to an NCAA tephanie Erickson, 2002 Soccer America co- enna Shuer will begin her first season as a Tournament
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