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University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001 University of San Diego Digital USD Soccer (Women) University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides Fall 2001 University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001 University of San Diego Athletics Department Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-soccer-women Digital USD Citation University of San Diego Athletics Department, "University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001" (2001). Soccer (Women). 9. https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-soccer-women/9 This Catalog is brought to you for free and open access by the University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in Soccer (Women) by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 2001 WOMEN'S SOCCER UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO TOREROS TORERO STADIUM HOME OF TORERO SO(:CER The 200 I women's soccer season will be the first played in Torero Stadium since the fac il ity was remodeled over the past year. During the fall of2000 and continuing into the winter of200 I, the San Di ego Spirit of the WUSA, will complete a 2.3 mi ll ion doll ar renova­ ti on of th e stadium which made it possible for the Spirit, San Di ego's professional women's soccer team, to call Torero Stadium home fo r their inaugural season. The addi tions include new lighting and sound systems, a new playing surface and 3, I 00 new seats in added south side bleachers and new end-zone secti ons. Two new press and coaching box towers were also buil t above the south side bl eachers. Other benefi ts the administration and coaches anticipate are th e opportunity 's to attract a larger audience, host special events, con­ tinue to fac ilitate NCAA Tournament games and offer the US O com­ USD's Torero Stadium on game day munity and athl eti c program a great atmosphere to watch both soccer and football. .. ,,.E s1 .,11•1., · 11 .\\"E o:oo: Ot' nu: t'l:'\'EST l'UlE Throughout the tradition of San Di ego Torero women's soc­ SOfl'Ell S'l '. \Ull"~IS I:\' THE nn·,nT\". Tut: .,um­ cer, US O has compiled a 54-29 overall record in Torero Stadium. Thei r TIO:'\' Ot' nrn ST\Dll "~I •~n•no,·t:.'IE:'\'TS .'I.\DE II\" WCC record during Head Coach John Cossaboon 's fo ur-year stay has Tut: S.,, U1u;o S1•mn 1un: 1.0,•; n .,,•;t: .,,u been 11-3. For the second consecutive season, US O hosted an NCAA l~UIEDl.\'n: 'TS o, THIS s•H .• 'EH l'IUHi H .\~I Tournament game in Torero Stadium in 2000, hopi ng for sim il ar re­ t:t·•·•:• sul ts in 200 I. IIEHE .\T 1· su. ,,· 11 .\T WE 11 .\\·t: IS s1 .,111.1.,n TO .\ S.'I.\U. TORE RO S TA DIUM TORERO STADIUM UNDER t:nuwt:.,, ST.\Dll ".'I. Wt: 11 .\\"E .\ l ":'\'IQl "E HIS TOR Y COACH JOHN COSSABOON E:'\'\"IOH:'\'.'IE:'\'T Tll.\'r on, l'l ..\\"EH s un·t: TO l'I ..\\ · 1992-2000 1997-2000 I:\' .\:'\'U TII.\T t'.\:'\'S 1.0\"E TO • 'O.'IE TO .\:'\'U \\".\'n 'II MHm so• ·• ·t:n. 25-11-1 54-29-1 Overall Overall -.1011, ~ ·osS.\IUHt:'\'. 20-9 wee 11-3 wee 0 1-1 NeAA's 1-1 NeAA's 1 ·su \\To .'lt::'\' S S•H ·n :n llt:.,u C o .,nl 2001 U:'\n1EHS1T\' Of' S,,:'\ D1EMt Tmrnno Wo~rn:'\'s Soo.:En 1 USO Athletic Administration President Alice B. Hayes NCAA Faculty Rep. Mitch Malachowski Director ofAthletics Tom Iann acone Associate Athletics Director Dan Yourg Associate Athletic Director/SWA Wendy Guthrie Associate A.D./Ath/etic Development Brian Fogarty Assist. A.D./Marketing & Promotions Renee Wi ebe IJSD Gener.ii Director of Facilities Information John Martin Director of lntramurals/Recreation School Name Gary Bec ker Uni versity of San Di ego Assistant Director of Recreation Location Dav id Sega l 5998 Al ca la Park , { :,/ ', ! ' liil/, Director ofA cademic Support I Shaney Fink San Di ego, CA 92 1 I 0 ;( _,. j~ Year Founded Compliance Coordinator 1949 Mik e Matoso Director Enrollment of Jenny Craig Pavilion Ca rl Reed 6,943 ; ) Head Athletic Trainer Conference Ca rol yn Greer, MA, A.T. , C. West Coas t Confe rence Assistant Trainers Ajjiliatio11 Suzi Hi gg ins, Paul Signorell i NCA A Di vision I Sports Information Director IJSD Sporf,s Ted Gosen Assistant SID/Women's Soccer Contact lni'•trn1ati•tn Tabh• ot' Contents Nick Mirkov ich Sports lnf'or111atio11 Director IFC Uni ve rsity of San Diego Ted Gosen Cont ent s/ Admini stra ti on Assistant SIDI 2 10 Years ofTorero Soccer USO \\To1nen ·s Soc,·er Women's Soccer Contact 3 USO Coaching Staff Quick f'acfs Nick Mirkovich 4 Rosters Office Phone 5-11 Torero Bi ographies 2000 Overall Record: 13-7 (619) 260-4745 12 2000 Stati sti cs/Res ult s WCC Record/Place: 5-2 (Second) Fax 13 USO All-Time Res ult s Head Coach: John Cossaboon (619) 260-2990 14 USO Record Book/Alumni (Fifth Season) SUN Y Cortland, 1978 Press Box Phone 15 USO Record Book/ USD Record: 48-28-3/Four Seasons (6 I 9) 260-2982 All-Time series Res ults Career Record: 60-52-3 16 The West Coast Conference Torero Hotline Assistant Coaches: I 7 USO Support Services (619) 260-2323 18 USO Athletic Support Staff/ Ada Greenwood; Tommy Tate USD Website Media Informati on Women's Soccer Phone: http://www. usdtoreros.com IB C Thi s is San Diego (619) 260-2306 Home Field: Torero Stadium (6,000) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17 /2 At·knowledgenmn• s Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 2001 San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide Produced by the USD Sports Information Office Design, Edit & Layout: Nick Mirkovich Printing: Kings Printing (1S.CX)fv1 Photography: Brock Scott - Scott Photo Scott Photo: www.scottphoto.net Umverslry of 5an Diego Arc~ 2 2001 U'.'\1,·Ensn,, o•· SA:'\ D1EGO TonEHO Wo.\rn~•s Son·En 20fll USO Women's Soccer 10 Years of Success The 2001 season marks the tenth season in San Diego Women's Soccer hi story. The University of San Diego and San Diego's entire soccer community has been privileged year after year, to watch a program that ranks among the nation's best and continues to be one of the most promising women's soccer programs in the country. In the nine years of USO women's soccer, the Toreros have averaged over IO wins per season. The past two years and in 1996, USO was awarded a birth in the NCAA Tournament, advancing to the second round twice. The Toreros have posted an impressive 28-13-1 record in the WCC since 1996 and will attempt to post their seventh straight winning record in WCC play this season. San Diego's home field, Torero Stadium was upgraded this past spring to play host to the city's WUSA The Players professional soccer team, the San Diego Spirit. With the San Diego brings back all but two players from a 2000 renovations, Torero stadium offers USO fans and athletes team that finished in a tie for second place in th e WCC. US O is one of the best soccer venues in the country. led by th e conference's leading returning goal scorer Stephanie Improvement is a constant under fifth year Head Barnier and sophomore defender Alexis Obeji, both first team Coach John Cossaboon. Since 1997, Cossaboon 's AII-WCC selections from a season ago. first season at USO, the Toreros have amassed an USO co-captains, senior Gina 18-9 record in WCC matches. Cossaboon's WCC Poltl and junior Claire Currie winning percentage of .666, ranks him third among return as th e Torero 's team leaders. Poltl and Currie b, ti. have been active coaches within the conference. Along with key players for Coach Cossaboon assistants Ada Greenwood and Tommy Tate, USO since 1997. As a pair the two bring women's soccer program aims for a third straight seven years of ex peri ence along birth into the NCAA Tournament. with 20 goals and 20 assists into With the emergence of San Diego's soccer the 200 I season. Polti has been success and outstanding facilities US O offers, the named to the AII-WCC First Team Toreros have been able to draw prominent national ( 1999) and as an NSCAA A ll­ soccer programs such as UCLA, Duke, Tennessee West Region Second Team and Clemson to their home field this season. Since selection ( 1999). Currie a junior 1998, US O has posted a 24-7 record in Torero mid-fielder, returns after an injury Stadium. In the past two seasons the Toreros have sidelin ed her throughout th e 2000 lost just one WCC contest and only three overall on season. The seni or leadership ex tends th eir home fi eld. to th e net as goalkeeper Leila Ouren provides the Toreros w ith more expierience in goal than any Torero in history. Duren 's 2 1 games in goal during the 1999 season is a USO record. Duren, Barnier and seni or Casey Loveland give Cossaboon proven experience at key positions. The emergence of sophomores Katie Allen, Alexis Obeji and Christina Romero promise to bring Torero soccer several more years of success. All three sophomores were honored as AII-WCC performers a season ago.
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