NOVEMBER 9

PLANTES FERRY SPORTS COMPLEX SPOKANE,

10:30AM, WOMEN’S 6K METERS 11:30AM, MEN’S 10K METERS

2013 NCAA® DIVISION II CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS WEST REGIONAL

HOSTED BY GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AND SPOKANE SPORTS COMMISSION WEST REGIONAL

WELCOME TO SPOKANE On behalf of the Spokane Region, welcome athletes, coaches, officials, and fans to the 2013 NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships West Regional.

MEET INFORMATION MEET PREVIEW DATE: Saturday, November 9, 2013 Chico State, Alaska SITE: Plantes Ferry Sports Complex, Spokane Valley, WA Anchorage Top Ranked Teams TIMES: 10:30am, Womens 6K • 11:30am, Mens 10K for NCAA West Regional TEAMS: NCAA Division II members in the West Region. This race is the qualifier for the NCAA Division II SPOKANE, Wash.– Chico State National Championships on Saturday, Nov. 23, and Alaska Anchorage are the also at Plantes Ferry Sports Complex in Spokane top-ranked teams for the NCAA Valley, Washington. Division II Men’s and Women’s PREVIEW: Friday, Nov. 8, Noon–5pm West Regional Cross Country HEADQUARTERS: Administrative building at Plantes Ferry Sports Championships, which will be held Complex today at the Plantes Ferry Athletic PRE-RACE SCHEDULE: 10:10 - Women’s competitors called to start line. Complex. 10:20 - Second call to start line. The Great Northwest Athletic 10:25 - Start line cleared of non-competitors. 10:27 - Runners at start line for instructions. Conference and the Spokane 10:30 - Start of women’s 6,000. Sports Commission are co-hosts 11:10 - Men’s competitors called to start line. for the event. 11:20 - Second call to start line. 11:25 - Start line cleared of non-competitors. Chico State, which is ranked fourth 11:27 - Runners at start line for instructions. in the latest USTFCCCA national 11:30 - Start of men’s 10,000. poll, will be gunning for its 10th SCORING: Seven athletes may compete for each team. The men’s regional title in the past 12 top five athletes’ places will comprise the final Top: Alfonso Cisneros, years. score for each team. The additional runners on Chico State; Bottom, Susan Tanui, Alaska The Wildcats reclaimed the region each team may displace scoring runners for other Anchorage teams. crown last season after Alaska Anchorage, which is ranked ADVANCEMENT: The top five men’s teams and top five women’s teams will advance to the National second in the region and ninth nationally, had won Championships. In addition, the top three back-to-back titles in 2010 and in 2011, the latter at individuals not on one of the qualifying teams will Plantes Ferry, to end Chico’s eight-year title run under also advance. coach Gary Towne. 1–2 WEST REGIONAL

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Chico State is also the defending champion in the women’s division, The championships will also include PacWest champion Cal but is currently ranked second in the region in back of coach Baptist, which is competing in the regional for the first time since Michael Friess’ Seawolves. UAA’s women, which is led by 2012 gaining full NCAA membership this fall. national runner-up Susan Tanui, are ranked fourth nationally just Bryton Reim and Sergio Rodriguez finished 1-2 in the PacWest ahead of No. 5 Chico State and No. 6 Simon Fraser. meet to lead the Lancers to their third consecutive conference team Both Chico State and Alaska Anchorage are coming off sweeps in title. their respective conference championships. The top returnee on the women’s side is Tanui, who won the The Wildcats posted a perfect score—the first in CCAA history— GNAC individual title two weeks ago leading Alaska Anchorage to in winning their 12th consecutive CCAA men’s championship at its fifth consecutive conference team title Hooker Oak Park in Chico. Tanui won the West Region individual title last year covering the CSUC’s Aaron Thomas led a tightly bunched pack in a 6,000-meter layout in a time of 21:19. She repeated as GNAC 6,000-meter time of 24:50.6. The top six finishers were all from champion in a time of 20:24.74 leading the Seawolves to a Chico and were separated by less than four seconds. 13-point win over Simon Fraser in the conference meet.

That included Alfonso Cisneros who placed second and Isaac Alaska Anchorage and Chico State, which outraced Cal State Chavez who finished fourth. Cisneros is the top returning athlete Stanislaus to win the CCAA title (29-77), each return four Top 25 from last year’s men’s regional meet when he finished third in a finishers from last year. The Warriors bring a No. 4 regional rank 10,000-meter time of 32:06. and a No. 24 national rank into the meet.

Chavez, who placed fourth in last year’s regional meet in a time In addition to Tanui, returnees for the Seawolves include Ivy of 32:07, is also one of two returning All-Americans from a year O’Guinn (13th), Sarah Freistone (17th) and Susan Bick (24th). ago when he placed 13th in the national meet at Joplin, Mo. UAA’s Freistone did not run in the GNAC meet due to an injury. Dylan Anthony also earned All-American honors last season placing The top returnee for Chico State from last year’s all-region team 23rd. is Ayla Granados, who finished third. Granados won the CCAA Thomas (11th), Cisneros and Chavez are among 13 returning individual title two weeks ago in a time of 22:10.9 finishing athletes who earned all-region honors in 2012 by placing in the 3.5 seconds ahead of teammate Sara Mikesell. Mikesell placed Top 25 at the region meet in Hawaii. seventh at regionals last season before going on to join Tanui on the All-American team by placing 14th at the national meet. Chico State returns five all-region selections. In addition to Thomas, Cisneros and Chavez, Dayne Gradone (20th) and Johnny Sanchez Also back off of last year’s all-region team from Chico was (21st) were also all-region selections. Jessica Varela and Rebekah Bahra, who placed 15th and 18th, respectively. Alaska Anchorage, led by Anthony (13th), returns four 2012 all- region athletes—including Isaac Kangogo (14th), Kevin Rooke In addition to the UAA and CSUC, the only other returning Top 25 (19th) and Dominik Notz (25th). finishers from the 2012 meet are Humboldt State’s Devon Kelsey, who finished ninth, and Kansas Mackenzie of Simon Fraser, who Kangogo won the GNAC title on Oct. 26 at Monmouth in a time placed 21st. of 24:51.27 leading a 1-2-3 UAA sweep as the Seawolves edged Western Washington by three points for the team title. Freshman PacWest champion Azusa Pacific will not be among the Victor Samoie finished second and Anthony finished third. participating teams as they are a provisional NCAA member and won’t gain full status until next fall. The conference, however, will Western Washington, which is ranked third in the region and 16th be represented by Fiona McKenna of Hawaii Pacific who won the nationally, returns two all-region performers—Chip Jackson (6th) PacWest’s individual title in a 5,000-meter time of 17:16.1. and Dylan Peterson (24th). The regional will determine which five men’s teams and women’s Also back from last year’s Top 25 are Ryan Carrell of Cal Poly teams return to Spokane to compete in the NCAA Division II Pomona (7th) and Bruk Assefa of San Francisco State (9th). Cal Poly national meet Nov. 23. In addition to the team qualifiers, the top Pomona is ranked fourth in the region and 21st nationally. three men’s and women’s individuals not on one of the qualifying teams also will earn a spot in the national meet. WEST REGIONAL

ABOUT SPOKANE Vibrant, enriching, dynamic, and yet with all the charm and scenic ABOUT THE COURSE grandeur of a quintessential Northwest town, Spokane has become Plantes Ferry Sports Complex is an 80-acre park, a major hub for shopping, entertainment, sports, and medical amidst 5 softball fields, 13 soccer fields, play equipment, Eastern Washington and Oregon, North Idaho, Western Montana, hiking trails shelters and a barbeque area located in and southern Alberta and British Columbia. the Spokane Valley. Plantes Ferry has hosted numerous Spokane’s connection with and proximity to the outdoors makes high school and local cross country competitions, as everything from downhill and cross-country skiing, white water well as the 2006 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross rafting, and camping to hiking, boating, and bicycling all right in Country Championships, the 2008 USATF National our backyard. In fact, the Spokane River, with it’s meandering banks Club Cross Country Championships, 2010 USA Cross and spectacular waterfalls, runs right through downtown and our Country National Championships and the 2011 NCAA centerpiece Riverfront Park. And our Centennial Trail connects 61 DII Cross Country Championship. paved miles of bicycle and walking pathways throughout the city and Runners have labeled the course as both spectator and surrounding nature. competitor friendly. Spectators can enjoy watching the It’s truly an area where indoor and outdoor sports thrive; local, race at several locations with very little transitioning. regional, and national teams make their home and destination; and While the competitors like the venue for its ability why year after year, Spokane is among the most celebrated, record- to provide a fast course, a challenging course, or a breaking, best-attended event locales. We have the capacity, the course somewhere in between. The course elevation facilities, the passion, the people power, and innovation to turn is approximately 1,800 feet and 99% of the course is events golden. either grass or dirt.

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MEET HOSTS

GREAT NORTHWEST SPOKANE SPORTS COMMISSION

ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Sports don’t just entertain. They improve communities. They The Great Northwest Athletic Conference, with offices based drive economies. And no other organization brings sports in Portland, Ore., is composed of 10 universities in five events to the Inland Northwest like the Spokane Sports Northwest states (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Commission. We are a nonprofit coalition of regional Alaska) and one province (British Columbia). government; business and volunteers committed to recruiting and developing sports events. With these events come tourism The conference, now in its 13th year, was founded in July, dollars, entertainment and media attention attracting sports 2001, and over the past 12 years conference teams have fans from around the world. Business wins. Kids win. Fans win, earned 71 national Top 10 finishes, including 16 in cross our region wins. country, six in indoor track and field and four in outdoor track and field. Our team is involved in every aspect of local sporting events. Working diligently to ensure Spokane, Washington Last year Alaska Anchorage finished third in men’s cross is considered and ultimately chosen during the selection country and sixth in women’s cross country. Seattle Pacific process; managing logistics before, during and after the event; placed second in women’s cross country in 2007. maximizing publicity to ensure that every seat is filled and actively promoting our community as the elite amateur sporting event host. Learn more at www.spokanesports.org.

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Tournament Manager: Bridget Johnson Marketing & Communications: Jodi Kayler NCAA Site Representative: Mike Johnson, Media/GNAC SID: Bob Guptill Western Oregon University GNAC Commissioner: Dave Haglund Announcers: Bill Roe, Curt Kinghorn Course Volunteer: Dave Gorton Hospitality: SSC/GNAC Technical Director: Marla Emde, Emde Sports Meet Officials: Shane Sorey, Rich Villa, Larry Verdal, Chip Timers: PT Timing - Sean Gavigan Ed Brandstoettner, Dave McCarty, Jeff Rahn Meet Physician: Dr. Barbara Brandon, D.O. Administration: Ashley Barker, Barb Anzivino Meet Trainer: Heidi Peterson, North Spokane Physical Facility Manager: Paul Christiansen and Sports Therapy WEST REGIONAL

WOMEN’S TEAM ROSTERS ACADEMY OF ART Urban Knights CAL POLY POMONA Broncos CSU STANISLAUS Warriors BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 1 McKaela Christensen Fr. Baraboo, WI 36 Layla Amiri So. Yorba Linda, CA 67 Dallas Campbell Sr. Modesto, CA 2 Madeline Dignadice Fr. Santa Clarita, CA 37 Sarah Gulli Sr. San Francisco, CA 68 Lizzie Grolle Sr. Sonora, CA 3 Kaelyn Harbison Fr. San Diego, CA 38 Lizette Huerta Jr. Ontario, CA 69 Gabriele Maldonado Fr. San Bernardino, CA 4 Arianna Michaels So. Valencia, CA 39 Regina Lopez Sr. Pasadena, CA 70 Sarah Miranda So. Merced, CA HEAD COACH: CHARLES RYAN 40 Calene Morris So. Torrance, CA 71 Rachel Naranjo Sr. San Diego, CA ASSISTANT: TORREY OLSON, NATHAN 41 Marissa Nickles So. Westminster, CA 72 Katie Timmermans Sr. Riverside, CA WARSTLER 42 Elizabeth Olvera Fr. Long Beach, CA 73 Marina Vorderbruegge Sr. Oceanside, CA ALASKA ANCHORAGE Seawolves HEAD COACH: OCTAVIOUS GILLESPIE- HEAD COACH: DILJEET DOSANJH TAYLOR BENNETT, ASSISTANT: WES ASHFORD BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANT: DAWSON VORDERBRUEGGE 5 Susan Bick Sr. Anchorage, AK CSU EAST BAY Pioneers CENTRAL WASHINGTON Wildcats 6 Sarah Freistone So. Anchorage, AK BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 7 Bryn Haebe Jr. Evergreen, CO BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 43 Imani Heath So. Gilbert, AZ 8 Joyce Kipchumba So. Kapsowar, Kenya 74 Bri Barton Jr. Denver, CO 44 Robinea McClinton Sr. Compton, CA 9 Ivy O’Guinn Sr. Soldotna, AK 75 Hannah Dowdell Fr. Everett, WA 45 Sarah Perrin Fr. Union City, CA 10 Jessica Pahkala So. Wasilla, AK 76 Dani Eggleston So. Longview, WA 46 Julie Scully Jr. Fairfield, CA 11 Christi Schmitz Sr. Northpole, AK 77 Jayna Inderbitzen Fr. Graham, WA 47 Oddessy Tapia Jr. Fresno, CA Danielle Maldonado So. Spokane, WA 12 Susan Tanui Sr. Eldoret, Kenya 78 48 Alexandra Torres Jr. San Jose, CA HEAD COACH: MICHAEL FRIESS 79 Connie Morgan Sr. Hoquiam, WA 49 Celina Vera So. Tulare, CA ASSISTANTS: T.J. GARLATZ, RYAN 80 Megan Rogers So. Covington, WA MCWILLIAMS, ANTHONY TOMSICH HEAD COACH: RALPH JONES 81 Lacey Wagner Jr. Lake Stevens, WA ASSISTANTS: DANIEL PESCADOR, NASTASSIA HEAD COACH: KEVIN ADKISSON ALASKA FAIRBANKS Nanooks HAMOR ASSISTANT: BRYAN CONTRERAS BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 13 Nichole Bathe Fr. Madison, WI CAL STATE L.A. Golden Eagles CHAMINADE Silverswords BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 14 Laura Dyer Fr. Seward, AK BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 15 Sarah Lilly Fr. Fairbanks, AK 50 Horalia Gamboa Jr. San Gabriel, CA 82 Ellissa Bio Fr. Wailukku, HI 16 Alyson McPhetres Sr. Chugiak, AK 51 Vanessa Herrera Fr. Los Angeles, CA 83 Jessica Wences Sr. Los Angeles, CA 17 Dorothy O’Donnell Fr. Fairbanks, AK 52 Damanjot Kaur Sr. Fontana, CA HEAD COACH: KAINALU PICL 18 Hannah Stevens Fr. Eagle River, AK 53 Sabrina Lopez Sr. Alhambra, CA ASSISTANT: . SHADRACK NABEA 19 Kali Striker Fr. Midlothian, VA 54 Elizabeth Miranda Sr. Ceres, CA HEAD COACH: SCOTT JEROME 55 Bethany Quan So. Los Angeles, CA ASSISTANT: JOEY NUNES HEAD COACH: TINA FERNANDES BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BYU-HAWAII Seasiders ASSISTANT: JULIA BUDNIAK 84 Rebekah Bahra So. Anaheim, CA 85 Sadie Gastelum Fr. Gardnerville, NV BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN CSU MONTEREY BAY Otters 20 Chelsea Buttars Fr. Alpine, UT 86 Ayla Granados Sr. Castro Valley, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 87 McCall Habermehl Fr. Roseville, CA 21 Casey Carpenter Fr. Idaho Falls, Idaho 56 Hannah Bell So. Yorba Linda, CA 22 Kami Dixon Fr. Kaysville, UT 88 Bailey Henshaw Jr. Visalia, CA 57 Jessy McIntyre Fr. Los Alamitos, CA 89 Haley Kroll Fr. Stockton, CA 23 Jessica Horrocks Fr. Boise, ID 58 Jennie Yeaman Jr. Escondido, CA 24 Jessica Paget So. Farmington, UT 90 Sara Mikesell Sr. Arnold, CA HEAD COACH: GREG RHINES 25 Brooke Rohner Jr. 91 Hayley Swanson Sr. Livermore, CA 92 Jessica Varela Jr. Rancho Santa Margarita 26 Madeleine Westman Fr. El Paso, TX CSU SAN BERNARDINO Coyotes HEAD COACH: NORMAN KALUHIOKALANI. HEAD COACH: GARY TOWNE. BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANT: KEVIN SCHLAG ASSISTANTS: ATHONY COSTALES, HILLARY 59 Susie Alcaraz Fr. Rialto, CA LABELLE, TONY PALERMINI CAL BAPTIST Lancers 60 Alyssa Casillas Fr. Fontana, CA 61 Patricia Cortez So. San Bernardino, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN HAWAII PACIFIC Sea Warriors 62 Krystal Cota Jr. Ontario, CA 27 Alysa Avila Fr. Colton, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 63 Jackeline Felix Sr. Fontana, CA 28 Natalie Ball Jr. McCall, ID 93 Mary Botsford Sr. Molalla, OR 64 Rebekah Frazier Sr. San Bernardino, CA 29 Caroline Barkechir Fr. Eldoret, Kenya 94 Malia Gonzales Fr. Rio Rancho, NM 65 Deserae Perez Sr. Moreno Valley, CA 30 Kim Carter Sr. Redlands, CA 95 Marissa Kunsch So. Virginia Beach, VA 66 Cynthia Rivera Fr. San Bernardino, CA 31 Ashlee Cervantes Sr. Beaumont, CA 96 Evelina Maanson Jr. Lund, Sweden 32 Jessica Malagon Jr. Yucaipa, CA HEAD COACH: TOM BURLESON 97 Nohemi Martinez Jr. Panorama City, CA 33 Kim Rabenstein Fr. Burlington, WA ASSISTANT: BRAD PHILLIPS 98 Fiona McKenna Jr. Dublin, Ireland 34 Naomi Van Setten Sr. Fontana, CA 99 Jamie Neal Jr. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 35 Alexandra Vukov Sr. Riverside, CA 100 Ingvild Skorpen Fr. Asker, Norway HEAD COACH: BEN GALL 101 Gabrielle Wisot Fr. Cochranville, PA ASSISTANT: SEAN HENNING HEAD COACH: JORGE MEDINA ASSISTANTS: CRAIG KANDLER, POLINA BABKINA 5–6 WEST REGIONAL

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HUMBOLDT STATE Lumberjacks SAN FRANCISCO STATE Gators UC SAN DIEGO Tritons BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 102 Megan Alfi So. Edmonds, WA 139 Kaylie Belk Sr. Carlsbad, CA 173 Alia Bales Jr. Temecula, CA 103 Jessica Bath Jr. Grants Pass, OR 140 Paxton Cota Jr. Laguna Niguel, CA 174 Chandler Colquitt So. Chino Hills, CA 104 Imogene Carson So. Eureka, CA 141 Zuleima Bernal Sr. Oxnard, CA 175 Ximena Cruz Sr. Mission Viejo, CA 105 Kori Gilley Fr. El Cajon, CA 142 Brooke Moultrie So. La Crescenta, CA 176 Marie Diaz So. San Leandro, CA 106 Niki Hemminger Fr. Littleton, CO 143 Rebecca Nunez Sr. San Gabriel, CA 177 Madison Hills Fr. Canyon Country, CA 107 Brittany Householder Jr. Downey, CA 144 Rocio Pacheco Fr. Santa Barbara, CA 178 Paige Hughes So. San Diego, CA 108 Caroline Kaufman So. Cedar Crest, NM 145 Becky Parks Sr. Baltimore, MD 179 Michelle Le Roux Jr. San Diego, CA 109 Devon Kelsey Sr. Atascadero, CA 146 Lindsey Ragas So. Cerritos, CA 180 Madison Tanner Jr. Anaheim Hills, CA 110 Nayeli Santamaria Jr. El Monte, CA 147 Lea Rocha Jr. Salinas, CA 181 Ella Verhees Fr. San Diego, CA 111 Mo Lee Thornburg So. Mission Viejo, CA 148 Alicia Trujillo Sr. San Diego, CA HEAD COACH: NATE GARCIA. HEAD COACH: SCOTT PESCH HEAD COACH: TOM LYONS ASSISTANT: MAIJA HITCHINGS. ASSISTANT: CHRIS BENASSI ASSISTANTS: SAM AHLBECK, BRITTANY GARRETT MSU BILLINGS Yellowjackets BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 182 Nicole Anderson Jr. Packwood, WA 112 Elizabeth Brown Jr. Colstrip, MT 149 Hannah Calvert Fr. Enumclaw, WA 183 Bethany Balady Fr. Murrieta, CA 113 Keri Clump Jr. Wasilla, AK 150 Lynelle Decker So. Vancouver, WA 184 Bailey Beeson So. Soldotna, AK 114 Amanda Collins Sr. Zillah, WA 151 McKayla Fricker Sr. Canby, OR 185 Rachel Crawford Fr. Oregon City, OR 115 Taylor Condon Jr. Laurel, MT 152 Jasmine Johnson Jr. Federal Way, WA 186 Jenny Leaf Jr. Boulder, CO 116 Rio Frame Fr. Glendive, MT 153 Sarah Macdonald Fr. Tucson, AZ 187 Holly Meler Jr. Vancouver, WA 117 Renae Hepfner Jr. Belt, MT 154 Anna Patti So. Renton, WA 188 Natalie Schafer So. Riverside, CA 118 Theresa Lombardi Jr. Deer Large, MT 155 Claire Rachwitz Fr. Colorado Springs, CO 189 Rachel Shelley So. Portland, OR 119 Jinise Osborne So. Columbia Falls, MT 156 Ellen Ruby Fr. Missoula, MT 190 Stephanie Stuckey Fr. Tacoma, WA HEAD COACH: DAVE COPPOCK HEAD COACH: KARL LERUM 191 Annie Wade Jr. Condon, OR ASSISTANT: TRENT HOOPER ASSISTANT: AUDRA SMITH HEAD COACH: MIKE JOHNSON ASSISTANTS: CHRIS REED, DAN SPRINKLE, MONICA NORTHWEST NAZARENE Crusaders SIMON FRASER Clan BARNHART BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 120 Hailey Bradshaw Jr. Meridian, ID 157 Kirsten Allen Sr. London, ON WESTERN WASHINGTON Vikings 121 Natalie Evans Sr. New Plymouth, ID 158 Rebecca Bassett Fr. Nanimo, BC BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 122 Susanna Fleming Jr. Boise, ID 159 Lindsey Butterworth Sr. North Vancouver, BC 192 Taylor Guenther So. Vancouver, WA 123 Jadyn Gourley So. Brush Prairie, WA 160 Emma Chadsey So. Pemberton, BC 193 Haida Ikeda Sr. Issaquah, WA 124 Emily Merioles Fr. Valdez, AK 161 Brittany Evans Fr. Revelstoke, BC 194 Sofia Marikis Fr. Nine Mile Falls, WA 125 Marie Miller Sr. The Dalles, OR 162 Tanya Humeniuk So. Vancouver, BC 195 Haley O’Connor Jr. Sammamish, WA 126 Bailey Voss Fr. Middleton, ID 163 Michaela Kane Sr. Roberts Creek, BC 196 Austin Reiter So. Camas, WA 197 Katelyn Steen Jr Sammamish, WA HEAD COACH: JOHN SPATZ 164 Kansas Mackenzie So. Vaancouver, BC 198 Lillianna Stelling Fr. Langley, WA ASSISTANTS: JAKE PERRY, JENNY PERRY 165 Sarah Sawatzky Sr. Chilliwack, BC 199 Mikhaila Thornton Jr Bend, OR HEAD COACH: BRIT TOWNSEND SAINT MARTIN’S Saints 200 Arielle Walton Sr. Issaquah, WA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN HEAD COACH: PEE WEE HALSELL 132 Erika Crock Sr. Port Orchard, WA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANTS: BILL ROE, KEEVER HENRY, CHRISTINA ASHBY, ERIK DEROCHE 133 Kenna Fosnacht Fr. Rochester, WA 166 Raelynn Brett Fr. 134 Justine Malek So. Kula, HI 167 Debra Daubenspeck Sr. Concord, CA 135 Claire McCloskey Fr. Kenmore, WA 168 Maria Hurtado So. Murrieta, CA 136 Irene Moore Jr. Bremerton, WA 169 Veronica Kays Sr. San Jose, CA 137 Betty Ramirez Jr. Olympia, WA 170 Savannah Silacci So. Gilroy, CA 138 Megan Teigen Fr. Olympia, WA 171 Brittany Smith Jr. Valparaiso, Ind. HEAD COACH: JASON MCCONNELL 172 Abby Utic So. Scotts Valley, CA HEAD COACH: SEAN FITZPATRICK ASSISTANT: CARLY MCCREADY WEST REGIONAL

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ACADEMY OF ART Urban Knights CAL BAPTIST Lancers CHAMINADE Silverswords BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 201 Austin Esposito Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, CA 232 David Aguilar Fr. Corona, CA 264 Jorge Cisneros Sr. Lake Elsinore, CA 202 Conrad Larson Fr. Nampa, ID 233 Tyler Dutchover Jr. Calimesa, CA 265 Emmanuel Jimenez Sr. Palmdale, CA 203 Logan Means Fr. Chicago, IL 234 Taylor Guske Jr. Arlington, WA HEAD COACH: KAINALU PICL 204 Jack Nevins Jr. Sacramento, CA 235 Julian Hernandez So. Corona, CA ASSISTANT: . SHADRACK NABEA 205 Nicolas Rifflard Jr. Paris, France 236 Mitchtell Moore Sr. La Habra, CA 206 Temarius Walker Sr. Sacramento, CA 237 Bryton Reim Jr. Mukilteo, WA CHICO STATE Wildcats HEAD COACH: CHARLES RYAN 238 Sergio Rodriguez Sr. Hacienda Heights, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANTS: TORREY OLSON, NATHAN 239 Garrett Williams So. Corona, CA 266 Isaac Chavez Sr. Barstow, CA WARSTLER HEAD COACH: BEN GALL 267 Alfonso Cisneros Sr. McFarland, CA ASSISTANT: SEAN HENNING 268 Phil Graber Sr. Chico, CA ALASKA ANCHORAGE Seawolves 269 Dayne Gradone Sr. Santa Cruz, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN CAL POLY POMONA Broncos 270 Geoff Hull Jr. Reno, NV 207 Dylan Anthony Jr. Kodiak, AK BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 271 Alex McGuirk Jr. Mountain View, CA 208 Cosmas Cheseret Fr. Kapsabet, Kenya 240 John Carrell Sr. Westminster, CA 272 Aaron Mora Fr. Whittier, CA 209 Andrey Ionashku So. Delta Junction, AK 241 Ryan Carrell Sr. Westminster, CA 273 Johnny Sanchez Jr. Fresno, CA 210 Isaac Kangogo Jr. Eldoret, Kenya 242 John Dominguez So. Compton, CA 274 Aaron Thomas Sr. San Diego, CA 211 Michael Mendenhall Fr. Kenmore, WA 243 Brandon Haugen Jr. Ridgecrest, CA HEAD COACH: GARY TOWNE. 212 Philip Messina Fr. Toronto, ON 244 Mark Huizar Fr. La Puente, CA ASSISTANTS: ATHONY COSTALES, HILLARY 213 Jesse Miller So. Juneau, AK 245 Aiden Irish Sr. Duvall, WA LABELLE, TONY PALERMINI 214 Dominik Notz So. Dettingen, Germany 246 Teague Senninger So. San Diego, CA 215 Kevin Rooke Jr. Toronto, ON HEAD COACH: OCTAVIOUS GILLESPIE- DOMINICAN Penguins 216 Victor Samoie Fr. Eldoret, Kenya BENNETT BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN HEAD COACH: MICHAEL FRIESS ASSISTANT: WES ASHFORD 275 Justin Valdez Sr. San Jose, CA ASSISTANTS: T.J. GARLATZ, RYAN MCWILLIAMS, HEAD COACH: TERESSA DIPERNA ANTHONY TOMSICH CSU MONTEREY BAY Otters ASSISTANT: TANYA ORGILL BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ALASKA FAIRBANKS Nanooks 247 Ben Garland Sr. Santa Cruz, CA HAWAII PACIFIC Sea Warriors BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 248 Connor Henderson Fr. South Lake Tahoe, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 217 Kenneth Brewer Jr. Chugiak, AK 249 Ryan Torres Fr. Ripon, CA 276 Davey Cagle Sr. Lakeside, AZ 218 Mitch Burgess Fr. Temecula, CA HEAD COACH: GREG RHINES 277 Corey Jennings Sr. Fontana, CA 219 Isaac Lammers So. Eagle River, AK 278 Jorge Mendez Jr. Villa Juarez, Mexico 220 Ross MacDougall So. Astoria, OR CSU STANISLAUS Warriors 279 Fermin Murillo-Villagran Jr. Mesa, AZ 221 Tal Norvell Fr. Douglas, AK BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 280 Tony Perez Sr. Chico, CA 222 Max Olex Sr. Aalen, Germany 250 Dean Alley Sr. Sonora, CA 281 Leandro Santillan Jr. Buenos Aires, AR 223 Keegan Rankin Fr. El Paso, TX 251 Abraham Alvarado Fr. Winton, CA 282 Yeltsen Vasquez Jr. Van Nuys, CA 224 Tux Seims Sr. Homer, AK 252 Eric Brooks Jr. Fairfield, CA HEAD COACH: JORGE MEDINA. HEAD COACH: SCOTT JEROME 253 Michael Mrgudic Fr. Northridge, CA ASSISTANTS: CRAIG KANDLER, POLINA ASSISTANT: JOEY NUNES 254 Alex Reyes Sr. Oakdale, CA BABKINA 255 Alex Villasescusa Jr. San Pedro, CA BYU-HAWAII Seasiders HEAD COACH: DILJEET DOSANJH TAYLOR HUMBOLDT STATE Lumberjacks

BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANT: DAWSON VORDERBRUEGGE BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 225 Matthew Belliston Sr. Loveland, OH 283 Maxmillian Bell Jr. Salinas, CA 226 Carston Feigleson So. Kaysville, UT CENTRAL WASHINGTON Wildcats 284 Tyler Cleveland Sr. San Jose, CA 227 Thomas Hesselgesser So. Selah, WA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 285 James Dagley Fr. Maple Valley, WA 228 Jonathan Hooke Jr. Ventura, CA 256 Jackson Halford So. Volcano, HI 286 Ryan Lawler Jr. Alpine, CA 229 Clayton Kearl Jr. Salt Lake City, UT 257 Kaleb Javier So. Tacoma, WA 287 Edgar Lopez Sr. Imperial Beach, CA 230 Kevin Miller Jr. Boise, ID 258 Alex Martinez Fr. Covington, WA 288 Jantzen Oshier So. Trabuco Hills, CA 231 Tanner Smith Fr. Portland, OR 259 Nathan Minor Sr. Mount Vernon, WA 289 Joe Ostini Sr. Elk Grove, CA HEAD COACH: NORMAN KALUHIOKALANI 260 Tomislay Smith Fr. Mukilteo, WA 290 Aaron Rotman So. Novato, CA 261 Nick Spencer So. Tacoma, WA ASSISTANT: KEVIN SCHLAG 291 Benjamin Stern Sr. Petaluma, CA 262 Rudy Spencer Jr. Liberty Lake, WA 292 Benjamin Tarango So. Petaluma, CA 263 John Wojtech Sr. Bremerton, WA HEAD COACH: SCOTT PESCH HEAD COACH: KEVIN ADKISSON ASSISTANT: CHRIS BENASSI ASSISTANT: BRYAN CONTRERAS.

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MEN’S TEAM ROSTERS, CONTINUED MSU BILLINGS Yellowjackets SEATTLE PACIFIC Falcons WESTERN WASHINGTON Vikings BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 293 Travis Buttelmann Sr. Three Forks, MT 330 Adam Avischious So. Colorado Springs, CO 363 Tanner Boyd Sr. Camas, WA 294 Garrett Love Fr. Billings, MT 331 Brian Comer So. Sammamish, WA 364 Juan Castillo Jr. Lake Stevens, WA 295 Michael Luhr Jr. Gillette, WY 332 Alex Horton Jr. Kent, WA 365 Isaac Griffith So. Spokane, WA 296 Thomas Neale So. Billings, MT 333 Trevor Taylor Jr. Port Angeles, WA 366 Chip Jackson Sr. Shoreline, WA 297 Josh Panasuk So. Butte, MT 334 Turner Wiley Jr. Issaquah, WA 367 Cory Johnson Fr. Enumclaw, WA 298 Robert Peterson So. Billings, MT 335 Colin Wilkins So. Shoreline, WA 368 Dylan Peterson Sr. Seattle, WA 299 Chase Robinson Sr. Colstrip, MT HEAD COACH: KARL LERUM 369 Jonathan Quimby Jr. Ferndale, WA 300 Jamon Rodriguez Fr. Gillette, MT ASSISTANT: AUDRA SMITH 370 Tabor Reedy Jr. Poulsbo, WA HEAD COACH: DAVE COPPOCK 371 Nathan Richards Jr. Longview, WA ASSISTANT: TRENT HOOPER SIMON FRASER Clan HEAD COACH: PEE WEE HALSELL BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANTS: BILL ROE, KEEVER HENRY, NORTHWEST NAZARENE Crusaders 336 Braeden Charlton Fr. Vancouver, BC CHRISTINA ASHBY, ERIK DEROCHE BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 337 Chris Dinsdale Sr. Quesnel, BC 301 Kaleb Fleenor Jr. Nampa, ID 338 Oliver Jorgensen Fr. Abbotsford, BC 302 Michael Gordon Jr. Kuna, ID 339 Stuart Macdonald Fr. Surrey, BC HEAD COACH: JOHN SPATZ 340 Cameron Proceviat So. Burnaby, BC ASSISTANT: JAKE PERRY, JENNY PERRY 341 Lorenzo Smith So. Chilliwack, BC 342 Austin Trapp Jr. Elmira, ON SAINT MARTIN’S Saints 343 Brendan Wong So. Coquitlam, BC BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 344 James Young Sr. Surrey, BC 310 Joe Berger Sr. Enumclaw, WA HEAD COACH: BRIT TOWNSEND 311 Matt Dunford Fr. Bellingham, WA 312 Jasper Heckman Jr. Orting, WA UC SAN DIEGO Tritons 313 Mitchell Hughey Fr. Renton, WA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 314 Frank Krause Jr. Onalaska, WA 345 Scott Acton So. Lancaster, CA 315 Skyler Larson Fr. Pasco, WA 346 Tareq Alwafai So. Aliso Viejo, CA 316 Aaron Michael So. Olympia, WA 347 Tanner Collins Jr. Aliso Viejo, CA 317 Nathan Morgan Fr. Hoodsport, WA 348 Mario Flores Sr. La Mirada, CA 318 Alex Nelson Jr. Renton, WA 349 Daniel Franz So. Palm Springs, CA 319 Josiah Shelman So. Olympia, WA 350 Daniel Hauptman Jr. Santa Rosa, CA HEAD COACH: JASON MCCONNELL 351 Matt Lenehan Sr. San Diego, CA 352 Kellen Levy Sr. Fresno, CA SAN FRANCISCO STATE Gators HEAD COACH: NATE GARCIA. BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN ASSISTANT: MAIJA HITCHINGS. 320 Bruk Assefa Sr. San Jose, CA 321 Ryan Chio Sr. Fremont, CA WESTERN OREGON Wolves 322 Michael Garaventa So. Alamo, CA BIB # NAME YR. HOMETOWN 323 Kurt Lutz Jr. Santa Clarita, CA 353 Brady Beagley Sr. Grants Pass, OR 324 Benji Preciado So. Placentia, CA 354 James Currell Sr. Selah, WA 325 Harjit Randhawa So. Sacramento, CA 355 Josh Hanna So. Quincy, CA 326 Logan Smith So. Santa Clarita, CA 356 Zach Holloway So. Brownsville, OR 327 Pat Thedinga Fr. Valhalla, NY 357 Houston Horner Jr. Castleford, ID 328 Kenny Trejo Fr. Glendale, CA 358 Leonel Jones So. Mt. Angel, OR 329 Ryan Woods Sr. Rancho Santa Margarita 359 Scott Larson Sr. Lake Stevens, WA HEAD COACH: TOM LYONS 360 Sam Naffziger So. Bend, OR ASSISTANTS: SAM AHLBECK, BRITTANY 361 Alan Roy Jr. Reedsport, OR GARRETT 362 Zeke Wilson Sr. Challis, ID HEAD COACH: MIKE JOHNSON ASSISTANTS: CHRIS REED, DAN SPRINKLE, MONICA BARNHART WEST REGIONAL

NCAA DIVISION II WEST REGIONAL HISTORY (SINCE 1996) WOMEN SITE TEAM CHAMPION RUNNERUP INDIVIDUAL WINNER 1996 McKinleyville, CA Seattle Pacific (56) UC Davis (59) Martha Pinto, Cal State L.A., 18:30 1997 Pomona, CA UC Davis (46) Seattle Pacific (56) Sarah Shuler, UC Davis, 17:56 1998 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (29) Seattle Pacific (71) Sarah Shuler, UC Davis, 21:34 1999 Rocklin, CA UC Davis (53) Seattle Pacific (104) Nina Christensen, Hawaii Pacific, 21:50 2000 Chino, CA Central Washington (60) UC Davis (69) Yvonne Liebig, UC Davis, 22:45 2001 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (44) Humboldt State (133) Nina Christensen, Hawaii Pacific, 21:37 2002 Fresno, CA UC Davis (86) Chico State (91) Ann Marie Housen, Cal State L.A., 21:27 2003 Chino, CA Chico State (38) UC San Diego (124) Chelsea Smith, BYU-Hawaii, 20:55 2004 Belliingham, WA Chico State (49) UC San Diego (96) Chelsea Smith, BYU-Hawaii, 21:43 2005 Chino, CA Chico State (42) UC San Diego (62) Miriam Hodgins, UC San Diego, 22:00 2006 Oroville, CA Cal State L.A. (67) Seattle Pacific (70) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:47 2007 Boise, ID Seattle Pacific (45) Cal State L.A. (54) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 19:53 2008 LaJolla, CA Chico State (60) Seattle Pacific (92) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:58 2009 San Francisco, CA Alaska Anchorage (35) Chico State (58) Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pacific, 20:09 2010 Bellingham, WA Alaska Anchorage (40) Chico State (55) Sarah Porter, Western Washington, 21:22 2011 Spokane, WA Alaska Anchorage (27) Chico State (66) Ruth Keino, Alaska Anchorage, 20:51 2012 Kahuku, HI Chico State (51) Alaska Anchorage (56) Susan Tanui, Alaska Anchorage, 21:19 MEN SITE TEAM CHAMPION RUNNERUP INDIVIDUAL WINNER 1996 McKinleyville, CA Cal Poly Pomona (47) Hawaii Hilo (87) Dan Reed, UC Riverside, 32:43 1997 Pomona, CA Cal Poly Pomona (23) UC Davis (66) Rondie Gibbs, Cal Poly Pomona, 31:18 1998 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (40) Humboldt State (69) Christian Friis, Hawaii Pacific, 31:51 1999 Rocklin, CA UC Davis (33) Chico State (67) Jeff Kaiser, UC Davis, 32:23 2000 Chino, CA UC Davis (17) Chico State (57) Jeff Kaiser, UC Davis, 33:10 2001 Bellingham, WA UC Davis (27) Chico State (89) Christian Madsen, Hawaii Pacific, 32:07 2002 Fresno, CA Chico State (43) UC Davis (86) Paul Kezes, Western Washington, 31:58 2003 Chino, CA Chico State (28) UC San Diego (79) William Ngetich, Hawaii Pacific, 31:41 2004 Belliingham, WA Chico State (30) Cal Poly Pomona (73) Mark Batres, Cal Poly Pomona, 32:09 2005 Chino, CA Chico State (23) Cal Poly Pomona (97) Patrick Boivin, Chico State, 31:24 2006 Oroville, CA Chico State (32) Cal Poly Pomona (116) Todd Iacovelli, Hawaii Pacific, 31:59 2007 Boise, ID Chico State (39) Western Washington (93) John Riak, Saint Martin’s, 30:33 2008 LaJolla, CA Chico State (28) Alaska Anchorage (67) Scott Bauhs, Chico State, 32:16 2009 San Francisco, CA Chico State (42) Western Washington (74) Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage, 30:43 2010 Bellingham, WA Alaska Anchorage (49) Chico State (54) Marko Cheseto, Alaska Anchorage, 31:21 2011 Spokane, WA Alaska Anchorage (37) Chico State (39) Micah Chelimo, Alaska Anchorage, 30:19 2012 Kahuku, HI Chico State (38) Alaska Anchorage (46) Micah Chelimo, Alaska Anchorage, 31:58 USTFCCCA WEST REGIONAL POLLS

MEN WOMEN 1. Chico State (4) 6. Cal Baptist 1. Alaska Anchorage (4) 6. UC San Diego 2. Alaska Anchorage (9) 7. San Francisco State 2. Chico State (5) 7. Seattle Pacific 3. Western Washington (16) 8, Simon Fraser 3. Simon Fraser (6) 8. Western Washington 4. Cal Poly Pomona (21) 9. Montana State Billings 4. Cal State Stanislaus (24) 9. Cal Baptist 5. UC San Diego 10. Humboldt State 5. Cal Poly Pomona 10. Humboldt State

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