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Kylla Sjoman 2007 Sun Devil Award Alexandra Liz Harkin U.S. U-20 National Team Carly Kallas 2007 Coaches Award Kylla Sjoman 2007 Sun Devil Award Alexandra Elston 2007 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team WWW.THESUNDEVILS.COM 2008 Sun Devil Soccer Sun Devil Soccer 0 1 2 4 5 7 Briana Silvestri Leslie Castellano Lindsey Johns Jill Shoquist Kylla Sjoman Carla Scanniello 8 9 10 12 13 Molly Simmons-Stuber Liz Harkin Erica Long Sierra Cook Alexandra Elston 14 15 16 17 18 19 Erin Seto Katie Shepard Carly Kallas Kate Sangster Courtney Giovanni Kari Shane 20 22 24 25 27 Courtney Tinnin Jessie Richardson Leeza Henderson Katie Cochran Karin Volpe HC AC AC AC Kevin Boyd Blair Quinn Anna Sanders Ally Maxwell 2008 Sun Devil Soccer Sun Devil Soccer A RIZON A ST A TE UNIVER S ITY W OMEN ' S SOCCER 2008 1 Devil Data 2008 Roster 2008 SUN DEVIL QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Speed Chart ............................................................................................IFC Location .................................................................... Tempe, AZ 85287 Quick Facts .................................................................................................2 2008 Team Rosters ....................................................................................3 Founded .........................................................................................1885 Arizona State University ....................................................................... 4-5 Enrollment .................................................................................278, 63 Life in the Valley ................................................................................... 6-7 Conference ............................................................................ Pacific-10 Sun Devil Success .......................................................................................8 Nickname ..............................................................................Sun Devils Sun Devil Soccer Stadium .........................................................................9 Colors ................................... Maroon (PMS 208) and Gold (PMS 123) International Experience ........................................................................10 Home Field (Capacity) .................... Sun Devil Soccer Stadium (1,050) ASU vs. Mexico ........................................................................................11 Playing Surface ................... Natural Grass (Bermuda & Tiffway 419) ASU Soccer in the Community ...............................................................12 President ................................................................... Dr. Michael Crow Team Bonding .........................................................................................13 Vice President of Athletics ....................................................Lisa Love Academic Success .............................................................................. 14-15 Senior Associate AD/SWA ..............................................Dawn Rogers 2007 Season Outlook ........................................................................ 16-17 Faculty Representative ..............................................Prof. Myles Lynk Head Coach Kevin Boyd .........................................................................18 Assistant Coach Blair Quinn ...................................................................19 TEAM INFORMATION Assistant Coach Anna Sanders ...............................................................19 Volunteer Assistant Coach Ally Maxwell ...............................................20 Head Coach ..................................................Kevin Boyd (2nd season) Support Staff ...........................................................................................20 Alma Mater ..................................................Tri-State University, ’90 University President Dr. Michael Crow ..................................................21 Overall Career Record........................134-72-21 (.637) (11 seasons) Vice President for University Athletics Lisa Love ..................................21 Assistant Coach ............................................Blair Quinn (2nd season) Student-Athlete Biographies ............................................................ 22-28 Alma Mater ................................................................. Rockhurst ’05 Sun Devil Soccer Camps/Alumni .............................................................29 Assistant Coach ......................................... Anna Sanders (1st season) 2007 Season In Review ...........................................................................30 Alma Mater ...................................................................Ole Miss, ’02 2007 Season Statistics .............................................................................31 Volunteer Assistant Coach ....................... Ally Maxwell (2nd season) 2007 Match Recaps .................................................................................32 Team Manager .............................................................. Alex Dunsdon Program History ......................................................................................33 Athletic Trainer ................................................................Diana Padilla Honors and Awards .......................................................................... 34-35 Sports Performance ................................................. Adam Rotchstein Year-by-Year Results ......................................................................... 36-37 Academic Advisor .......................................................Stephanie Viola Team Record Book ............................................................................ 38-39 Sun Devil Club .........................................................................................40 Administrative Assistant ................................................... Vicki Asato Tempe, Arizona ..................................................................................... IBC Facility Coordinator .................................................... Ronald Hudson 2008 Season Schedule ............................................................................ BC Facility Manager ............................................................Pete Wozniak Soccer Office Phone .................................................... (480) 965-1715 Press Box Phone .......................................................... (480) 254-2489 2007 SEASON IN REVIEW 2007 Overall Record ....................................................................10-9-1 2007 Pac-10 Record ...........................................................4-4-1 (t-5th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................................12/7 Starters Returning/Lost ...................................................................7/4 PROGRAM HISTORY First Varsity Season ......................................................1996 (12 years) All-Time Record .......................................................... 120-96-18 (.551) NCAA Appearances ................................... 3 times (2000, 2002, 2003) NCAA Best Finish ................................2nd Round (2000, 2002, 2003) SUN DEVIL MEDIA RELATIONS Associate AD for Communications .................................. Mark Brand Media Relations Director ............................................Doug Tammaro Associate SID ........................................................................ Alex Ryan Assistant SID ..................................................................... Kerry Howe Assistant SID .............................................................Jennifer Jaeckels Assistant SID .................................................................. Randy Policar Assistant SID (Soccer Contact) ..................................Steve Rodriguez Rodriguez E-mail ...................................... [email protected] Rodriguez Direct ....................................................... (480) 965-9780 CREDITS Rodriguez Cell ........................................................... (480) 254-2489 Editor: Steve Rodriguez, ASU Media Relations. Sports Information Phone ........................................... (480) 965-6592 Printing: Ben Franklin Press of Tempe, Ariz. (480.968.7959); Photography: Jason Sports Information Fax ................................................ (480) 965-5408 Wise, Robert Kline, Alex Ryan, Scott Troyanos, Tim Trumble, Kim Bingham, Bob Mailing Address: Backus, Nicole Ellis, Scott Wachter, Rob Zukoski and Kaitlin McPeak. Arizona State Media Relations Carson Student-Athlete Center, Room 131 Media Note: All publicity efforts for the Arizona State University soccer program are 500 East Veterans Way coordinated through the Sun Devil Media Relations Office. Any interviews with Sun Devil players and members of the coaching staff must be arranged through Steve Tempe, AZ 85287-2505 Rodriguez, preferably at least one (1) day in advance. All home matches are con- tested at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium. Credentials are required to cover home matches. Members of the media wishing to cover a home match need to contact Rodriguez at least one (1) day in advance of a home match to obtain proper credentials. 2 A RIZON A ST A TE UNIVER S ITY W OMEN ' S SOCCER 2008 Devil Data 2008 Roster NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Position Ht. Yr./Elg. Hometown/Last School # Sun Devil
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