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8 Corrie Wilson 2013 Saint Martins #12 WA Lake Breeze Gold Committed Players #8 Corrie Wilson 2013 Saint Martins #12 Ronnie Ladines 2013 Kent State #21 Alyssa Reuble 2013 Seattle U #22 Alexis Michael 2013 Linfield #10 Jennie Winston 2014 Colorado Christian #17 Katlyn Purvis 2014 Kent State WA Lake Breeze Gold Alumni ALUMNI PLAYED PROFESSIONAL ALUMNI COLLEGE PLAYERS Tracie Adix • CHICAGO BANDITS Chelsea Adams • Eastern Illinois Brittany Jeans • James Madison Gina Carbonatto • NEW ENGLAND RIPTIDE Tracie Adix • DePaul University Chloe Kesterson• Kent State Amy Hudson • PHILADELPHIA FORCE Sara Anderson• UOPacific Lauren Kesterson• Kent State Hillary Barker • Dartmouth Briana Knight • East Tennessee St ALUMNI PLAYED EUROPEAN LEAGUE Jill Barnett • University of Toledo Allison Kutz • Oregon State Tracie Adix • CZECH REPUBLIC Samantha Bingham • South Dakota State Kaylee Lawson• Saint Martins U Zoom into June 2013 WA Lake Breeze Gold Brittany Howell • SWITZERLAND Jordan Birch • Illinois State Kristi Leiter • Univ of Oregon Kristi Leiter • SWEDEN Tayler Blumenfeld • Western WA Lexi Levin • Western Washington Hemet, CA Summer Schedule Erin Bueser • Willamette University Ashley Loose • Barry University June 7-9 ALUMNI NOW COACHING Madison Bundy • Oregon State Carolann Lubach • Hofstra Tracie Adix • WISCONSIN Gina Carbonatto • UOPacific CJ Martin • Mercer University Gina Carbonatto • UW & UNIV Of PACIFIC Sacha Clow • Whitworth University Cory Mattson • UNC Greensboro Zoom into June Krista Crosson • LAKE STEVENS HS Greta Coleman • Shoreline Carly McEachran • Portland State Diamond Valley Park Hemet, CA June 7-9 Tanya Guthrie • WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Julia Covello • U of Chicago Britta McOmber • Dartmouth Briana Knight • MTLK TERRACE HS Krista Crosson • Loyola U Chicago Megan Miller • Saint Martins U Saturday June 8th Brittany Howell • CONCRETE HS Ray Dorcas • Wentachee Ashley Mitchell• Pacific University Valley Invitational Kristi Leiter • LAKE BREEZE 14 Carly Feiro • Lafayette Jenna Mohrweis • Western Wash 3:00pm vs So Cal Fillys (Kelly) F7 Hillsboro, OR June 14-16 Carolann Lubach • LONG IS EXPRESS 18 Alicia Fine • Portland State Dani Monson • Kent State 6:30pm vs Fury Softball (Santos) F7 CJ Martin • UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND Ashley Forsberg • Utah Valley State Lacie Nelson • Columbia University 8:15pm vs Combat Panthers Gold F7 Dani Monson • EVERETT HS JV Lindsey Freitag • Jacksonville Univ Kelsey Parker • Wagner University PGF National Qualifier Skyler Peterson • EVERETT HS Riley Fritz • Whitworth University Lisa Pendergrast • Western Wash Gladstone, OR June 28-30 Alana Schutt • LAKE BREEZE 14 Tawnya Guthrie • Wichita State Skyler Peterson • Texas Tech Sunday June 9th Jana Rae Stayton • ARIZONA ST. VOL. Krista Hansen • Akron University Annie Reynolds • NM Highlands 9:45am vs Colorado Quicksilver F6 Kyleigh Hanson • Mesa Kayla Reiger • Adelphi University Colorado Fireworks Shannon Haukap• Dominican College Christie Robinson • UNLV 11:30am vs Oregon Silver Bullets F6 Aurora, CO July 1-7 Holly Hawkins• Pacific Lutheran U Megan Rollings • Providence Kendra Heyer • LaSalle University Jennifer Rosie • North Idaho College Shawna Hochstetler • Akron Univ Alana Schutt • Pacific Lutheran Coach: Rick Fritz 425-418-0172 TC/USA Nationals Brittany Howell • East Carolina Kori Seidlitz • South Dakota State Reno, NV July 15-20 Alexandra Hudson • BYU JanaRae Slayton • Portland State Email: [email protected] Anna Hudson • BYU Kylie Sparks • University of Maine th Amy Hudson • Central Michigan Jessica Tanigawa • Robert Morris Address: 6331 70 Pl NE, PGF 18 Gold Nationals Miranda Rosebrook • Wenatchee Chelsy Iapala • Eastern Illinois Marysville, WA 98270 Dani Jackman • Grand Canyon Univ. Ashley Todd • Penn State Huntington Beach, CA July 27-Aug 4 Team Website: http://lakebreezefastpitch.com/ Coach: Rick Fritz 425-418-0172 Email: [email protected] Address: 6331 70th Pl NE, Marysville, WA 98270 Team Website: http://lakebreezefastpitch.com/ Nikki Carroll #1 Class of 2014 Hailey Costello #11 Class of 2015 3638 290th Way NE POSITION: SS/2B/OF POSITION: C/SS 4033 192nd PL SW Redmond, WA 98053 Lynwood, WA 98036 GPA: 3.99 Phone # 425-999-0539 GPA: 3.0 Phone # 206-579-5979 SAT: 1860 Email: [email protected] SAT: NA Email: [email protected] Athletic Achievements: Other: Athletic Achievements: Other: 2012-2013 softball Varsity Letter National Honor Society 2012 triple crown 14U A world series Special Olympics Volunteer 2012/2013 WA Lake Breeze Gold Highest Honor for GPA 2011 COE 14A Hall of Fame- 5th, NEB. Patriot softball camp 2012 NW LadySharks 2011 14U western nationals. Junior Counselor @ camp 2010 12A, OK. kookamunga (summer) 2010 12A western nationals ASA State Sportsmanship award HS Basketball Kate McDonald #15 Class of 2014 Nicole Shavlik #2 Class of 2015 POSITION: 1B/OF 17404 143rd Ave NE 23108 118th St SE Arlington, WA 98223 POSITION: OF/2B GPA: 3.60 Monroe, WA 98272 Phone # 425-530-5426 GPA: 3.80 Phone # 425-444-0851 SAT: NA Email: [email protected] SAT: NA Email: [email protected] Athletic Achievements: Other: Athletic Achievements: Other: 2014 Softball Team Captain th 2010 Snohomish Co. Food Bank Food Drive 2013 WA State 4A Softball 4 place 2009 – 2012 Honor roll 2011, 2012, 2013 Softball Varsity Letter 2010 Rotary Club Pumpkin Patch Volunteer 2012 NW Sidewinder 18 Gold Miracle League volunteer 2012, 2013 1st Team Wesco North 1st Base th Church leadership / Missions trip 2012 WA State 4A Softball 5 place HS softball camp volunteer 2013 WA State 4A Champions 2012 Washington 4A state sportsmanship award 2013 Wesco District 1 Champions 2012, 2013 HS 4A varsity softball Letter & Starter 2012 Wesco North Champions 2012 HS varsity soccer 2 year letter 2012 Team Silver Slugger Award HS Varsity Soccer Chloe McIntosh #7 Class of 2014 Julia Reuble #21 Class of 2016 11622 36th Ave SE POSITION: OF/3B POSITION: P/1B 6002 168th St. SW. Everett, WA 98208 Lynnwood, WA. GPA 3.0 Phone # 425-328-4829 GPA: 4.00 Phone # 206-399-9882 SAT: NA Email:[email protected] SAT: NA Email: [email protected] Athletic Achievements: Other: Athletic Achievements: Other: 3 year HS Varsity Letter Breast Cancer Walk/Run 2011 2010-2011 WA Lake Breeze 14u st 2011/2012 Volunteer pitching clinic for 2013 1 team All League Relay for Life Walk 2010 and 2011 Varsity Starter Freshmen Year 2013 nd Pacific Little League 2011-2012 2 team All League honors Cascade High School Food Drive District 3A Champions 2013 HS Varsity Soccer letter 2011/2012 Student Aid for reading Everett Food Bank Volunteer 3rd Place finishing in State 2013 workshops with special needs children, 2012 PGF Nationals Member of Younglife since 2009 Multi Sport Athlete Select Soccer 2004-2010 Edmonds School District Middle School Assistant Softball coach Most Athletic Award, voted by teachers 2011/2012 Vacation Bible Study Leader Track and Field: Fist Place in Shot put, 4 x 100 relay 2011/2012 Basketball, Softball, Track and Medley Paige Miller #3 Class of 2014 Payton Beaver #5 Class of 2017 10522 29th Ave SE POSITION: 2B/OF nd Everett, WA 98209 POSITION: C/3B 11711 22 St NE GPA: 3.80 Phone # 425-512-4456 GPA: 3.70 Lake Stevens, WA 98258 SAT: 1540 Email: [email protected] SAT: NA Phone # 425-512-7495 Email: [email protected] Athletic Achievements: Other: 2012/2013 1st Team 4A Wesco South - 2B 2011-2013 Honor Roll Athletic Achievements: Other: 2012/2013 Voted HS Team Captain 2012/2013 Relay for Life 2009 NSA State Champs Soccer nd 2011-2013 Varsity Letter 2010 - 2011 Snohomish Co. Food Bank 2009 2 Place NSA Western Worlds Basketball nd 2012, 2011 WIAA 4A Districts Appearance 2010 - 2011 Rotary Club Pumpkin Patch 2010 2 Place NSA State Assist on a little league softball team nd 2011 All League Honors 4A Wesco South - 2B 2010 DECA Competition 2010 2 Place ASA State Individual catching instruction for little st 2012, 2011 16A NSA State Champions 2010 Principals Award; 2010 1 Place NSA Western Worlds league HS Volley ball Letter 2009 - 2012 Young Life Select Soccer .
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