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University of San Diego Women's Soccer Media Guide 2001

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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

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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. Forward Val Strocco, a 1999 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention, heads the junior class as an offensive power. Senior's Jamie Gibson and Carrie Hawkins will play major roles for Coach Cossaboon as well as junior transfer Rebecca Smith, who comes to USO from the University of Houston. 2001 u~1vEns1TY tw SA~ D1EMt Ton.Eno Wo~n:~'s S9ccEn ~l~h•~ Coaches

John Cossaboon enters hi s fifth season at th e helm ofTorero Women's Soccer at th e Uni versity of San Di ego. Over th e past two seasons Coach Cossaboon ha s led th e US O Women's Soccer program to th e NC AA Tournament. During hi s four year stay at Al cala Park , Coach Cossaboon has transformed th e Torero women's soccer program into one of th e nati on's best. Hi s 1999 squad adva nc ed into th e second round of th e NCAA To urnament aft er a first ro und victory over cross town ri va l San Di ego State (2-1). The USO program has com­ bin ed to win all but three of th eir home ga mes over th e past two seasons and und er Cossaboon USO is 18-9 in WCC pl ay. Befo re arri vin g at Alca la Park , Cossaboon served two years as head coach fo r th e wo men's soccer pro gra m at UC Santa Ba rbara. Prior to UCSB, Cossaboo n gained international head coachin g ex perience at th e pro fess ional level in Japan's women's professional league from 1993 through th e beginning of 1995. Before hi s stint in Japan, Cossaboon 's vast coaching experi ences in cl uded th e fo ll owing positi ons: top ass istant coach fo r the men's program at Santa Clara Un iversity ( I 992 and I 993), th e head men 's coach at Cal State Hayward ( 199 1) , an ass ista nt coach at Duke Uni versity ( 197 8-82) and the Uni versity of North Carol in a ( 1977). A nati ve of Ne w York, Cossaboon served as th e Di rec tor of Coach ing fo r the North Texas State Soccer Association, directin g and tra ining Olympi c Deve lopment players and designin g and impl ementing the JOHN COSSABOON state's coac hin g educati on program. With a United States Soccer Federa ti on "A" License, he has been a Na ­ HEAD C OAC H tio nal Staff Coac h fo r th e Na tional Soccer Coaches Assoc iat ion of Ameri ca sinc e 1983. From 1983 to 1985 he was a Nat ional Staff Coach fo r the USSF. In 1987 and 198 8 he was the head coach of the Dallas Exp ress, a Fl FTH SEASON semi-professional member of the Lone Star Alli ance. A 19 77 grad uate of State Uni versity of New York , Cortland, Cossaboo n ea rn ed hi s Bachelor of Sc ienc e Degree in Phys ica l Education with an emphasis in Sports Psyc hol­ ogy and Exe rcise Physiology, Du rin g hi s senior year at Cortl and he garnered First Tea m All-Confere nce honors as a center mid fi elde r. An avid cycli st and surfer, Cossaboo n ea rn ed hi s Master of Arts Degree in Ph ysical Educati on in 1978 from the Uni versit y of North Caro lina, Chapel Hill with emphas is in Exe rci se Ph ys iology, Coaching, Biomcchani cs and Psychology. He received his Interm ed iate Le vel Coachi ng Cert ifica te from the Brazili an Footba ll Academy in Rio de Jane iro. Additi onall y, he has auth ored fi ve soccer publ icati ons: has stud ied soccer techni ques in Belgium an d Holl and: and ha s taught Ma rti al Arts, Se lf-Defense fo r Women classes.

ADA GREENWOOD A SS I S T AN T C OAC H F O URTH SE A S ON TOMMY TATE

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Ada Greenwood ent ers hi s fo urt h season coac hi ng fo r th e Universit y SEV E N T H SEASO N of San Di ego wo men's soccer program. Green wood , a thi rd year top ass istant , began coachin g at Alcala Park as a vo lunteer ass istant fo r head coach John Cossaboon during th e 1997 campaign. Greenwood gradu ated from Domin ican Co ll ege in 199 7 aft er compl eting a stellar three-year career at th e NAIA power. Greenwood was an NAIA All -A meri ca n forwa rd and was th e lead in g goa l- scorer in th e ln dc pcnclcn t Conference, ending hi s career with 39 goals and 4 1 assists. Greenwood compil ed an impress ive coachin g resum e direc tin g clu b To mm y Tate ent ers hi s seventh season as an teams and ass istin g with hi gh schoo l squ ads, He was an assistant at Branson ass istant coach for th e US O women's soccer program , High Sc hoo l from I 994-98 and helped Branson to fo ur stra ight NorCal State where hi s mai n foc us is th e goalkeepers. He played Titl es. Duri ng hi s tenure, Branson was und efeated in all of I 996-97 and was fo ur yea rs ( 1990-94) with th e Toreros as goa lk eeper ra nk ed first in th e nati on by Um bro. He also serve d as an ass istant at Redwood and recorded 17 shut out s and fini shed hi s career with a Hi gh Sc hoo l in 1993, whi ch wo n the NorCa l Titl e th e same year. 37-14-5 record . He recorded 16 wi ns and nin e shut­ Currentl y Greenwood assists th e Surfundcr- 17 San Diego club soccer out s as a fre shm an and went 13-4 during hi s seni or ca m­ team . In 1999, he led hi s team to a Nati onal Champi onship. paign. Greenwood 's clu b experi enc e in clud es directin g the Marin Red Roc k­ A 1995 graduate of USO with a B.A. in Hi s­ ers of th e Premier League to a Na ti onal Runn er-U p fini sh in th e WAGS Na ti onal tory, Tomm y is th e starting goalkeeper fo r San Di ego's To urn ament. Flas h pro fess ional soccer team. He also coaches two A nati ve of England , Gree nwood grew up in So uth End in Essex Co unt y San Di ego Surf club teams ( U-1 7 boys and U-8 boys). on the out skirts of London. He play ed soccer at Ea stwood Hi gh Sc hoo l and also played tenni s. 200-i USO Torero Women's Soccer Rosf,er

USO Toreros: (ji-01111-r) Claire Currie, Brook Roby, Coll een Foga rty, Leil a Duren, Jamie Gibso n, Evi Da ll ma n, Alexis Obej i (111idd/e 1-r) And rea Keeslin g, Katie All en, Carrie Haw kins, Hayley Robertson , Ashl ey Jaco bsen, Brenn a Mullen, Gin a Po ltl, (rop 1-r) To mmy Tate, Ada Greenwood, Va l Strocco, Rebecca Smi th, Libb y Bassett, Steph ani e Ba rni er, Natali e Bobbit, Casey Lo vela nd , Chri stin a Romero, Jo hn Cossaboon.

No. Na me Pos. J:!..L Yr. Hometown/Last School/C lub 00 Leila Duren GK 5-8 Sr. . San Ramon, CA/Th e Bra nson Sc hoo l/Tibu ro n Torn adoes 0 Na tali e Bobbi t G K 5-11 Fr. San Di ego. CA/Raffi Ru otolo HS/Sur f I Libby Bassett GK 5-1 I So. Seattl e, WA/Bishop Blanchet HS/Emera ld Cit y 2 Alex is Obej i D 5-6 So. Encinitas, CA/ La Costa Canyon HS/Surf 3 Ca rr ie Hawki ns D 5-7 Sr. Long Beac h, CA/San Di ego S t. /So. Ca l Bl ues 4 Ashley Jacobsen F 5-7 Jr. Be ll evue, WA/Newport HS/Eastside FC 5 Hay ley Robert so n MF 5-8 So. Cardiff, CA/La Costa Canyon HS/Surf 6 Brooke Roby MF 5-2 Fr. Poway, CA/Poway HS/Sur f 7 Brenn a Mullen MF 5-6 So. San Di ego, CA/To rrey Pines HS/Sur f 8 Gin a Poltl MF 5-5 Sr. San Ma rcos, CA/San Marcos HS/Sur f 9 Claire Currie MF 5-4 Jr. Lagun a Niguel, CA/Warren HS/So.Ca l Blues 10 Cri stina Romero D 5-8 So. Bonit a, CA/Bonita Vista HS/Surf 11 Kat ie Allen F 5-6 So. Temec ula, CA/Temec ul a Valley HS/Surf 12 Rebecca Smith MF 5-8 Jr. Dallas , TX/Unive rsity of Houston/Ursulin e Academy 13 Va l Strocco MF 5-9 Jr. San Diego, CA/US DH S/La Joll a Nomads 14 Stephanie Barn ie r F 5-11 Sr. Phoe ni x, AZ/UNC Charlotte/Sa nt os Es trelas 15 Coll een Fogarty MF 5-4 So. San Di ego, CA/US DH S/La Joll a Nomads 16 Jami e Gibson D 5-5 Sr. Long Beac h, CA/Woodrow Wi lson HS/CRSC Ript ide 17 Andrea Keesling F/D 5-5 Fr. Thousand Oaks/Thousa nd Oaks HS/LA Force 18 Casey Loveland F/MF 5-8 Sr. El Cajon, CA/Gra nite Hill s HS/Hot Spurs 23 Ev i Dallman D 5-3 Fr. Mi ll Creek, WA/Henry Ja ckson HS/Intrepid LW

Head Coach: John Cossaboon (SUNY Cort land , 1977 ; Fo u11 h Season) Assistant Coaches: Ada Greenwood & Tomm y Ta te 2001 UNI VERSITY ot' SAN DIEGO ToRERtt Wo~IEN ' s SoccE1t 5 !'1.e !otaetao~ - $ekiota~ ------,Ueet ------r---~---, Gina Claire 8 POLTL 9 CURRIE 5-5 Sr. MF 3V 5-4 Jr. MF 2V CA SAN MARCOS, CA LAGUNA NIGUEL, SAN MARCOS HS WARREN HS SAN DIEGO SURF So. CALIFORNIA BLUES 1999 NSCAA All-West Region Second Team 2000 All-West Coast Conference Second Team 1999 All-West Coast Conference First Team 1998 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention All - West Conference Honorable Mention 1998 Coast 2000: Voted as US D's team MVP in 2000 .. . Returned to th e Torero line­ 2000: Pol ti 's 2000 season was cut sho1i due to injury after appeari ng in up a nd scored fo ur goals and was credited with five assists, whi ch was just fo ur ga mes ... She d id m anage to score o ne goal and dish out three second best on the team ... Pl ayed in 18 games on the year starting in 16 of ass ists totaling 5 to tal poi nts ... She was awarded a med ical redshirt season those a ppearences ... Scored two ga me-winners aga in st Denver (9 -2) and and will be a fi fth -year seni or in 200 I. at Pepperd ine ( I 0-6). 1999: Earn ed team MVP award , AII-WCC First Team honors and NSCAA 1999: Redshirted 1999 because of a kn ee injury. Played in US D's fi rst 3 All- West Regional honors fo r her junior campaign. Polt l pl ayed center matches of th e year. .. Record ed one goal versus Long Beach State (8 -27). defender in her juni or season and led th e Torero defense. She also scored 1998: Ti ed fo r fo urth among US D scorers with fi ve goals and six assists .. . the ga me-winn ing goa l ve rsus Co lorado Co ll ege on Sept. 24, 1999. Scored game-winners agai nst CS Hayward (9- 15) and San Fra ncisco ( I 0- 1998: Scored t wo goa ls a nd was tied for second on th e team in assists 10) in the West Coast Confe rence opener. .. Posted two goals in ro ut against wi th six ... Started in all 19 matches ... Scored ga me-winner aga ins t Or­ CS Hayward (9 - 15). egon (9 -1 9) at th e Hawa i 'i Outrigger Tourn ament , becoming first Torero 1997 : Made an in stan t impac t as a fres hm an, earning All-West Coast Con­ to score outsid e of the continental United States .. . Scored second goal of ference Honorable Menti on ... Scored fo ur goals and ra nk ed third on th e th e season aga in st Fres no State ( I 0-2). To reros in goals an d total poin ts with I 0 ... Scored goals in bac k-to-bac k 1997 : Emerged as one of the Toreros leading offensive threats as a fres h­ games in victori es again st CS Fu llerton and recorded ga me-winner aga in st man, and was second-l eading scorer on th e team with five goals and three Loyola Marymount... Competed on th e go ld-medal-winni ng West Reg ion ass ists fo r 13 points ... Scored a hat tri ck in a 5-2 victory aga in st UC Santa U.S. Olympi c Festiva l Tea m. Barbara ... Added ga me-winning goal in 4-3 overtim e victory aga in st Cal Prep/Clu b: Came to US D fro m Warren H ig h School, w here she was a State Ful lerton. three-sport letterwinner in soccer, ten ni s and track ... Voted sc hool's Ath ­ Prep/Club: Pl ayed at n earby San M arcos Hi gh Sc hoo l. .. Se ni or year lete of the Yea r as a sen ior. .. SEA DA Student-Athlete of the Yea r. .. Ad­ selected tea m MV P... Broke school record fo r as sists in a season .. Best va nced to C IF second ro und in te nnis and ea rn ed AII- CIF ho nors .. . Most Offensive Pl ayer award j uni or year .. Ea rn ed best midfie lder award fir st va luable sprinter in trac k and earn ed AII- CIF accolades ... Represented th e two seasons ... Also lette red in vo lleyball and fie ld hockey. U.S. We stern Regional Team in Europe. Pe rsonal: Psychology major and soc iology minor. .. Chose USD for its Personal: Di ve rsi fi ed Liberal Arts major and Hu man De ve lopment 111 i­ s111 al l sc hoo l size and its acade 111 ic re putati on ... Also rec rui ted by UCLA no r ... Chose US D for its academics, athletics and locati on ... Pa rents are and Pacific ... Her broth er, Tom, played soccer at UCLA and is now play­ Ja 111 es and Eliza beth Currie .. Bo rn on August 8, 1979 in Glasgow, Scot­ ing fo r the Boston Bu lldogs ... Parent s arc Andrea and Ji 111 Poltl of San land. Marcos, Ca liforn ia ... Bo rn April 24, 1979 in Escondido , CA.

Poltl 's USD CAREER STATS Currie's USD CAREER STATS YR GP/GS G. A PT S H GW UG YR GP/GS G. A PT SH GW UG 2000 4 /3 I 3 5 8 0 0 1999 3/2 I 0 2 3 0 0 1999 20/20 I 0 2 20 I I 1998 20/20 5 6 16 45 2 I 1998 19/ 19 2 6 IO 35 I I 1997 19/ 18 2 2 lQ 54 l l 1997 20/20 2 .3. 1.3. 33 2 2 Tot. 42/40 11 8 28 102 3 2 Tot. 63/62 9 12 30 96 4 4

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Leila Stephanie 00 DUREN 14 BARNIER 5-8 Sr. GK 2V 5-11 Sr. F JV SAN RAMON , CA PHOENIX , AZ THE BRANSON SCHOOL SUNNYSLOPE HS TIBURON TORNADOES SANTOS ESTRELAS 2000 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention 2000 All-West Coast Conference First Team 1999 All - West Coast Conference Honorable Mention 2000: Returns for her second season at US D as the leading returning goal 2000: Duren has become one of the most durable goalk eepers in USD scorer in th e WCC after posting 14 goals as junior... Set all -time Torero hi story. Her standout season in 2000 earned her an all-West Coast Confer­ marks with 14 goals and 5 game winning goals in a single season ... She ence Honorable Menti on selecti on ... Contributed to seven USD shutouts ... was a first team all-West Coast Conference selection in 2000 ... Wa s named Totaled a 1.18 goal allowed average ... Began th e season wi th a 6-0 record th e West Coast Conference's most outstandin g offensive player as a junior and finished the season 11 -3 ... Recorded a career high IOs aves at BYU (9- in 2000 ... Started the year by scoring in th e Torero's first fo ur matches 15) ... Averaged 4.8 saves on the year, a career best... Her 11 victories in including scoring two goals in a 6- 1 w in vs. Oregon (8-29) ... Scored two 2000 gives her 35 for her USD career, a 11. 7 win per year average. goals in a s ingle match on fou r different occasions ... Scored fi ve game­ 1999: She played in all 21 matches in 1999, tying a USD record for goal­ winning goals on the year, helping th e Torero's win 1-0 decisions vs. Port­ keeper games played ... Duren only all owed 1. 33 goals against per game, land ( I 0-20) and at UC Irvi ne ( I 0-23). made 65 saves and recorded a 14-5 record on the year... She recorded 6. I Misc: Lettered in soccer at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. shutouts on the season (6th in the WCC) and 3. 1 saves per game (5th in the Led the 49ers to the second round of the 1998 NCAA women's soccer WCC) ... Was named AII- WCC Honorable Mention fo r h er soli d play in tournament in her freshman year. 1999. Prep/Club : A three-time First Team All-Region selection whil e playin g 1998: Started in 18 matches during her fres hman season at Alcala Park, soccer at Sunnyslope High School ... First Team A ll-Ari zona selection in postin g a soli d 1.51 GAA in 1,545 minutes of action between the pipes .. junior and senior seasons. Named Ari zona P layer of th e Year in her senior Recorded 2.3 shutouts for th e Toreros and posted 56 saves, good for fo urth campa ign ... Also ran track and cross country. Won the State C hampion­ pl ace in the West Coast Conference. ship 1994-1997 with her Santos Estrelas club soccer. Prep/Club: Prepped at The Branson School and competed on the number Personal: Majoring in Business ... Chose USD fo r its location, education one ranked team in th e state .. . Wo n three consecutive No11h Coast Section and soccer program ... Also recru ited by Connecti cut, Creighton and UNC­ Championships ... In 1996-97, Branson posted a 59-0-3 record ... In 1997 Charlotte. Parents are Jerry and Dawn Barnier... Born on July 2 1, 1980 in did not all ow a goal all season and recorded 3 1 shutouts ... Named MVP Phoenix, AZ. and First Team AII -NCS in 1996 and 1997 ... Named A II -NCS Second Team in 1994 and 1995. Barnier's USD CAREER STATS Personal: Sociology major with minor in German ... Also recruited by YR GP/GS .G. A PT SH GW UG UC LA, USC and Il linois ... Chose USD for th e location, school size and 2000 20/18 14 2 30 47 5 4 the soccer program ... Sister, Keky, plays softball at Cal-Berk eley... Parents Tot. 20/18 14 2 30 47 5 4 are Julia Duren and Steve Flemming ... Born October 28, I 979 in Ham­ burg, Germany. Duren's USD CA REER STATS YR GP/GS MIN SY _G_ GAA REC so 2000 14/13 1. 142 68 15 1.18 11 -3-0 6.0 1999 2 1/ 18 1. 695 65 25 1.33 14-5-0 6.1 1998 18/ I 8 1,545 56 26 .Ll.l I 0-6-2 2.3 Tot. 39/36 3,240 121 51 1.42 24-11-2 8.4 2001 UNIVERSITY o•· S AN D1EGO Ton.Eno Wo1'rnN's SpccEn 7

Jamie 18LOVEe:~6 16 GIBSON 5-8 Sr. F/MF 3V 5-5 Sr. D 3V EL CAJON , CA LON G B EACH , CA GRA NITE H ILL S HS W OODR OW WILSON HS H OT SPU RS CRSC RIPT IDE 2000: Enters her senior season as a three-year letter winner. .. Was a key 2000: Played in 16 matches and started in th ree ... The three games she component to the Torero offense in 2000 ... She scored six goals on the started in the Toreros shutout their opponents ... Added five shots ... Enters season in cluding a two goal performance at San Francisco (9-29) ... To­ her senior season as a three-year letter winner. taled 31 shots and 16 shots on goal in 2000 .. . Started in 17 of the 20 games 1999: Saw action in IO matches for USO, including four starts ... Pl ayed she appeared in throughout the season .. . Her goal vs. St. Mary's ( 11-29) solid defense fo r the Toreros ... Also recorded six shots on th e year. proved to be th e game winner, givin g her two game wi nners on the year. 1998: Only freshman to start in all 20 contests fo r the Toreros in 1998 .. . 1999: Appeared in 16 matches, including 13 starts in I 999 ... Recorded Key member of th e Torero's defensive efforts ... Ta lli ed two assists on the four goals, fou r assists and 12 points on th e year. .. Scored th e game-win­ season again st CS Fullerton (9-9) and Oregon (9- 19) at the Hawai i ning goal again st Loyola Marymount ( I 0-15) to give USO a 1-0 victory. Outrigger Tournament. Recorded one goal and one assist versus Long Beach State (8-27) and Prep/Club: Prepped at Woodrow Wilson High School and won MVP of Oklahoma (9-12). the Moore League as a senior. .. Was an All-Moore League First Team 1998: Made important contributions to the Toreros as a freshman ... Ap­ member as sophomore and junior. peared in I 8 matches with five starting assignments ... Scored two goals in Personal: Psychology major, minoring in Busin ess and Engli sh ... Also West Coast Conference action against Saint Mary's ( I 0-25) and Gonzaga recruited by Concordia, Pepperdine, Cal Poly Pomona and San Francisco ( 11-6) ... Also added two assists. State ... Chose USO for the academic reputation, athletics and location ... Prep/Club: Prepped at Granite Hills Hi gh School where her team won Parents are Richard and Randi Gibson ... Born November 26, 1980 in Long three Grossmont League Championships ... As a sophomore, j unior and Beach, CA. senior was awarded A II -CIF honors and named to the AI I-Grossmont First Gibson's USD CAREER STATS Team ... Named team MVP as a senior and was voted best striker as a YR GP/GS G A PT SH GW UG junior. .. Also won team MVP as a sophomore ... Competed in track and 2000 16/3 0 0 0 5 0 0 won All-C IF and All-l eague recognition and was a state fin ali st in the 200 1999 10/4 0 0 0 6 0 0 meters, placin g eighth. 1998 20120 Q 2 2 ll Q Q Personal: Communications major. .. Also recruited by Wake Forest and Tot. 46/27 0 2 2 22 0 0 Cal Poly... Chose US O for it location, academics and soccer program ... Parents are David and Patri cia Loveland .. . Born March 27, 1980 in La Mesa, CA. Ca r rie Loveland's USD CAREER STATS YR GP/GS G A PT SH GW UG 3 HAWKINS 2000 20/ 17 6 I 13 3 1 2 I 1999 16/ 13 4 4 12 35 I 0 5-7 Sr. D 3V 1998 19/4 2 2 Q 11 Q l LONG BEACH , CA Tot. 55/34 12 7 31 77 3 2 L os A LAM ITOS HS S O . C AL IFORN IA BLUES 2000: Started 8 games in 2000 and played in 17 total .. Helped the USO defense record 5 shutouts in th e 8 games she started in .. US O totaled a 6- 2 record with Hawkin s in th e starting line-up. Misc: Lettered in soccer at San Diego State University in freshman and sophomore year. .. Led SDSU to the first round of th e NCAA Tournament in 1999, the Aztecs were defeated by USO, 2-1 . In her freshman year, SDSU won th e Western Athletic Conference Championship and advanced to th e third round of th e NCAA Tournament. Prep/Clu b: Named Second Team Al l-C IF in senior year. .. Al so led her soccer tea m to the CIF quarter-finals. In her junior and sophomore years, Los Alamit os Hi gh School won th e Sunset League Championship and CIF Championship ... Was named to the Excalibur All-Tournament Team in junior season. Won the State Championships twice with her Southern Cali forn ia Blues club soccer team. Personal: Busin ess major. .. Chose USO fo r its locati on and size ... Also recruited by Loyola Marymount, Cal-Berk eley, Fresno State, Kansas and Cal Po ly. Parents are Skip and Vickie Hawkins ... Born December 12, 1979 in Long Beach, CA. Hawkins' USD CAREER STATS YR GP/GS G A PT SH GW UG 2000 17/8 0 0 0 2 0 0 Tot. 17/8 0 0 ·O 2 0 0 a 2001 u~n·•:HSIT\. Ot' s.,~ Dlt:4,0 Tmn:no Wo~rn~·s Son·mc ewco~e,.~ Ashley Val 4 JACOBSEN 13 STROCCO 5.7 Jr. MF 2V 5.9 Jr. F 2V

BELLEVUE, WA SAN DIEGO, CA NEWPORT HS USO HS EASTSIDE FC STARS LA JOLLA NOMADS 2000: Played a ke y ro le fo r the Torcros in 2000 .. Started in IO of US D's 1999 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention 20 games ... Totaled a season high four shots at Utah (9 -1 7) ... Started in a 2000: Fol lowed up a so lid fre shman seaso n by scoring five goals and string of seven strai ght matches ... Recorded 17 shots on th e season. hand in g out two assists as a sophomore ... Pl ayed in 14 games and started 1999: Had a strong fre shm an season for USO ... Played in IO matches, in 11 ... Gave th e Toreros two game winning goals, vs. Oregon (8-29) and including one start in 1999. Recorded three shot s, in cludin g one shot on at CS Full erton (9-6) ... In the 11 games she start ed in th e Toreros were 8- goa l. Made co ll egiate debut versus No rth Carolina ( I 0-3). 3 ... An inj ury caused her to mi ss six matches in late September and Prep: As a seni or, led Newport Hi gh School to the 3A Ki ngCo champi­ October. onship ... Earned first team AI I-KingCo honors as a seni or after earn in g 1999: Na med West Coast Conference Honorable Mention in her fre shman second team honors as a Jtmi or. .. Won AII-KingCo honorable mention yea r. .. Played in all 2 1 ma tches, making 19 starts on th e season ... Recorded accolades as a sophomore. three goals and nine ass ists on th e year. .. Strocco's ni ne assists (0.43 Personal: Majorin g in biology and minoring in Spani sh, Jacobsen ass ists per ga me) was the 6t h best in the West Coast Conference .. rece ived a Dean 's Scholar Award as a sophomore ... Cho se US O for the Distributed two assists ve rsus Cal Poly ( I 0-3 1) and scored one goal an d smal l class sizes and the beaut ifu l location ... Also recruited by Colo­ one assist aga inst Louisiana State (9-5).. Ta lli ed 15 points on the year, 5th rado ... Parents are Peter and Deanna Jacobsen ... Born Apri l 29, 1981 in mo st on 1999 To rero sq uad ... Na med USO Rookie of the Year. Seattle, WA. Prep: Did not have to go far to begin her coll egiate career - US O Hi gh School is right across the street from th e USO campus ... Whi le at USD HS competed on fo ur consecuti ve CIF and Western League championship Jacobsen's USD CA REER STATS teams .. Was named Don's offensive MVP as a Junior... Also pl ayed field YR GP/GS .G A PT SH GW UG hockey. 2000 17/10 0 0 0 17 0 0 Personal: Und ec id ed on major. .. Chose US O for the qua lit y of the soccer 1999 10/1 Q Q Q } Q Q program ... Also recruited by Ca l- Berkeley and Arizona ... Sister, Stephani e Tot. 27/11 0 0 0 20 0 0 played soccer at Cal-Berkeley ... Parents are Bernadette and Bill Sirocco .. Born October 20, 19 80 in San Diego, CA. Strocco's US D CAREER STATS YR GP/GS _G_ A PT SH GW UG 2000 29/19 5 2 12 19 2 0 1999 21/19 } 2 .12 32 Q Q Tot. 50/38 8 11 27 51 2 0 Rebecca .. 12 SMITH • 5-8 Jr. MF Tr. DALLAS , TX URSULINE ACADEMY TEXAS SPIRIT '81 College: Tran sferred to San Diego after attending the Uni ve rsit y of Houston as a fre shman and sophomore ... Na med to th e Confe rence USA Al l- Freshman team and named to th e all- conference third team in 1999 ... Started all 2 1 games in 1999 and 17 of 18 she ap peared in as a so pho­ more ... Recorded two game winning goals during her fres hman season. _:,._>-- Prep: Helped Ursuline Academy make fo ur straight state tournament ...r appearances and win three straight state champi onships ... Awa rd ed all­ state and distri ct honors as a se ni or. .. Played for coach Susan Elli s at Ursuline Academy ... Competed on the Texas Spirit '8 1 club tea m. Personal: Born on March I, 198 1, in St. Lo ui s, Missouri ... Daughter of Barb and Ga ry Smith ... Scored an out stand in g 25 on her ACT... Awa rd ed all-di stri ct and all-state honors playing vo ll eyba ll in hi gh schoo l. . Also recruited by UTE P, UN LV, Lou isv ille and Oregon State out of hi gh sc hool... Plans to major in Busin ess Administra ti on at USO ... Chose to transfer to San Di ego fo r the academic s, excellent weath er and the soccer program. 2001 UN1v..:ns1Tv tn' SAN D1..:Go Ton.Eno Wo~tEN's StK:CEH J;

Brenna Cristina 7 MULLEN 10 ROMERO 5-6 So. MF 1V 5-8 So. D 1V

SAN DIEGO, CA BONITA, CA TORREY PINES HS BONITA VISTA HS SAN DEIGO SURF SAN DIEGO SURF 2000: Was a key player for the Torero 's as a freshman ... Started in 16 2000 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention straight games and appeared in 19 overall. .. Scored a goal at USC ( 11- 2000: Was a major contributor as a freshman ... Named as an all-West 8) ... Totaled three assists on the year and fi ve points ... Posted 20 shots Coast Conference Honorable Mention ... Played in 18 matches, sta rtin g in and nine shots on goal. 16 ... Scored a game winning goal in her first ever coll ege game vs. UC Prep: Leading scorer and MVP in senior year at Torrey Pines Hi gh Santa Barbara (8-25) ... Added one more on the season, San Francisco (9- School. .. Led her team to an Avocado League Champi onship and C IF 29). C hampionship. Also leading scorer and MVP in junior season .. Prep: Named First Team A ll -Metro League and Athlete o f the Week Named Offensive Player of the Year whil e leading her team to a after recording 50 goals and 30 assists in her senior season ... Metro League C hampionship in her sophomore campaign. Also ran cross League Champions and CIF fin alists. Junior year, named First Team AII­ country at Torrey Pines High School. Won the National Champi onship, C IF and Athlete of the Week whil e her team was Metro League Champi­ Regional Championship and State Cup in 2000 with Surf under- 17 club ons and CIF finalists. Named MVP and Second Team All-Metro League soccer. in sophomore season ... Also lettered in fi eld hockey at Bonita Vista High Personal: Undecided major. .. Chose US O fo r the area, size, campus School. Played club soccer fo r Surf. .. Nomads Tournament Champions, and sport s programs ... Also recruited by USC, Loyola Marymount, UC Surf C up Champions, Pleasanton champions and Regional finalists in Santa Barbara and Cal Berkeley ... Parents are John and Donna 2000. Played for the Mexican Women's National Soccer team. Com­ Mullen ... Sister, Kelsey Mullen, played soccer at USC. .. Born November peted in the Pan-American Games and the Nike Cup versus U.S .A. and 14, 1982 in San Diego, CA. Korea. Mullin's USO CAREER STATS Personal: Undecided on major... C hose USO for its location, good YR GP/GS .G A PT SH GW UG education and athleti c program ... Also recruited by Cal State Ful lerton, 2000 19/16 l .3_ 5. 20 Q Q San Di ego State University and Washington . Parents are Javier and Tot. 19/16 1 3 5 20 0 0 Lynn Romero .. . Father, Javier, was a wrestler at UNLY. Cristina was born on February 3, I 982 in Las Vegas, NY. Romero's USO CAREER STATS YR GP/GS .G A PT SH GW UG Libby 2000 18/ 16 2. Q 1 D l Q 1 BASSETT Tot. 18/16 2 0 4 13 1 0 5-11 So. GK 1V

SEATTLE, WA BISHOP BLANCHET HS EMERALD CITY

2000: Posted a soli d freshman performance ... Appeared in eight games with three start s ... Completed two one goal shutouts, at Pepperdine ( I 0-6) and vs. Gonzaga ( I 0- 15) ... Totaled a record of 2-1 ... Posted a goal al lowed average of just 0.99 per match. Prep: Named MVP and Scholar Athlete in her senior year. .. Led her soccer team to a Metro League Championship. Named Most Inspira­ tional in junior year and Most Improved in sophomore season while playin g soccer at Bi shop Blanchet Hi gh School. Her Emerald City c lu b team placed third at Regionals, won the State C hampionship and the Orange Classic Tournament in 2000. Personal: Undecid ed on major. .. C hose USO for its location and sma ll class sizes ... Also recruited by Santa C la ra, Washington State, San Jose State, Rutgers and Conn ecticut. Parents are Carol and Lee Bassett Born February 28, 1982 in Seattle, WA. Basset's USO CAREER STATS YR GP/GS MIN sv .G GAA REC so 2000 7/3 457 11 5. 0.99 2-1-0 3.0 Tot. 7/3 457 17 5 0.99 2-1-0 3.0 10 2001 u~n-EHSIT\" .... s.,~ DrntiO l'mn:HO Wo~rn~·s Sot·nm 'hf eet 1'1.e !o ► e ► o~ - ~etu ► ke ► ~ r------r------Alexis Katie 2 OBEJ"I 11 ALLEN 5-6 So. D 1V 5-6 So. F 1V ENCINITAS , CA TEMECULA, CA LA COSTA CANYON HS TEMECULA VALLEY HS SAN DIEGO SURF SAN DIEGO SURF 2000 All-West Coast Conference First Team 2000 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention 2000: Alier an excell ent fre shman campaign A ll en was se lected as an A ll­ 2000: Completed a stel lar freshman season as a Torero ... Was named to West Coast Conference Honorable Mention ... Started in 14 of US D 's 20 the A ll-West Coast Conference First Team ... Selected to the A ll- West games. in cl uding a stretch of 14 stra ight. .. Totaled fo ur goals on the season. Region Freshman Team whi le being named to the third team A ll-West highlighted by a two goal one assist outing at CS Fu ll erton (9-6) ... Had Region squad ... Named US D's Rookie of the Year... Start ed 18 of US D's seven total assists on the season and 15 points. 20 contests ... Totaled three assists and 15 shots from her sweeper and Prep: A fo ur-time A ll-League First Team select ion ... Led her team to fo ur defensive position ... Started a string of I 7 straight games ... Was an honor Sunbelt League Championships th roughout her career. .. Named team ro ll student as a freshman. ~ ~ offensive MVP in her senior, junior and freshman seasons. A lso lettered in Prep: In her seni or year at La Costa Canyon High School. Alexis was track ... Named MVP of track team and holds the 4x400 meter record and named Most Va luable Player, First Team AI I- C IF, First Team A ll-Count y. the long j ump record. Played c lub soccer for San Diego Surf. .. Plcasonton Avocado League Player of the Year and Union-Tribune scholar-athlet e. Champions. Surf Cup Champions. Nomads Tournamc7it Champions and She also led her team to an Avocado League Championship while Regional final ists in 2000. recording 50 goals and 30 assists on the year. Named Second Team A ll­ Personal: Undecided on major. .. Chose USD for it s athletics, education C I F and Avocado League Pl ayer of the Week in her j uni or campaign .. and location ... Also recruited by Peppcrdinc. Utah. O regon and UC Led her team to a C IF Championshi p in her sophomore and junior Irvine ... Parents arc Chuck and Sandy A ll en ... Born .J an:iary 16. I 982 in seasons .... Named MVP in sophomore year. Al so named MVP in fi eld Full ert on. CA. hockey durin g fre shman yea r. Her clu b soccer team. Surf. was Regional fi nalists, Surf Cup C hampions. Nomads Tournament C hampions a~d Allen's USO CA REER STATS Pleasonton Champions in 2000. YR GP/GS G. A PT SH GW UG Personal: Undecided maJor. .. Chose USD for its beautiful location. 2000 20114 1 7 15 24 ~o Q beach access, good education and sports programs .. . Also recruited by Tot. 20/14 4 7 15 24 0 0 Dartmouth, Cal Pol y. Saint Mary·s, Purdue and UC San Diego ... Parents are Henry Tubbs and Susan Obeji ... Born March 21. 1982 in~L a Jolla. CA. Obeji's USO CAREER STATS Colleen YR GP/GS G. A PT SH GW UG 2000 20/ 18 Q } } l2 Q Q 15 FOGARTY Tot. 20/18 0 3 3 15 0 0 5-4 So. MF 1V SAN DIEGO , CA USO HS LA JOLLA NOMADS 2000: As a fre shman. Fogart y played in a ll but th ree matches for th e To reros ... Posted an assist and th ree shots in a 3-0 USD victory over Long Beach State (9-22 ). Prep: Allcndcd US D Hi gh Schoo l. .. First Team A ll- Western League and C IF selecti on in seni or year.. Led her team to a Western Leal!UC C hampionship and C IF runner-up fini sh. Received Most ln~Jirat ional Award in senior. junior and sophomore seasons. In junior year. named Tlmd Team A II -CIF and Western League Honorable Mention. Team won Western League and C IF in her freshman and sophomore years .. A lso a C IF qual ilicr in track. Personal: Education (Diversified Liberal Arts ) major... C hose USD for it s size. environment. city and cducati on .. . Enjoys th e outdoors and spending time w ith fam ily and friends .. A lso recruited by Dominican Coll ege ... Parents arc Brian and Vicki Fogart y ... Born April 28. 1982 in Pasadena. CA. Fogarty's USO CA REER STATS YR GP/GS G. A PT SH GW UG 2000 17 /0 Q l l f2 Q Q Tot. 17/0 0 I I 6 0 0 2001 U '.'\n'EH~IT\' ot' S A:'\ D1EMt To111mo Wo~tE'.'\'s St n ·En 11 ,Ueet 7'1.e 'lo,-e,-o~ - ~etu,-..,e,.~/'J,Jewcolffefo~ ------,------Hayley Brooke 5 ROBERTSON 6 ROBY 5-8 So. MF 1V Fr. MF HS

CARDIFF, CA POWAY, CA LA COSTA CANYON HS POWAY HS SAN DIEGO SURF SAN DIEGO SURF 2000: G ives the To reros experi ence at the mid-field positi on .. Pl ayed in Prep: Sat out w ith an injury as a seni or a ft er outstanding j unior and 13 o f US D's 20 games in 2000 and to taled fi ve shots. sophomore seasons with the Poway Titans ... Was named team captai n Prep: Led La Costa Canyon Hi gh School to a n Avocado League and MVP as a junior. .. Selected I st team All-Palomar League a nd C IF as Championshi p in her junior and senior seasons ... Named b est o ffensive a junior and sophomore a nd helped P oway win th e Palomar L eague player in sophomore campa ign and led h er team t o a C IF Championship. Championship in her j uni or season ... As a sophomore Roby was named Played club soccer fo r Sur f. .. her team was Regional fi nalists, Surf C up team MVP and help Poway fi nish second in the Pa lomar League .. Champions, Nomads Tourn ament Champions and Pl easonton Champi­ Playing fo r the San Di ego Surf, Roby won a nati onal championship in ons in 2000. 2000 a nd reached the nati onal fin a ls in 1999 and 2 00 I. Personal: Undecid ed on maJor. .. Also recruited by Saint Mary's, UC San Personal: Born on February, 2 1983 in Napl es, Italy ... Daughter of Moll y Di ego and UC Davis ... Parents are Jon and Nance Robertson ... Her fa ther and Brian R oby ... Also lettered i n cross country at Poway High. and grand fa ther pl ayed college foo tball , w ith her grandfather pl ayin g a t USC and father Jon playin g a t San Di ego State ... Born December 7, 198 1 in San Di ego, CA. Robertson's USO CAREER STATS Evi YR GP/GS G. A PT SH GW UG 23 2000 13/0 Q Q Q 2 Q Q DALLMAN Tot. 13/0 0 0 0 5 0 0 5-3 Fr. D HS

MILL CREEK , WA Natalie HENRY M . JACKSON HS 0 INTREPID LAKE WASHINGTON BOBBIT Prep: Pl ayed 3A soccer in th e Wesco League a t H enry M. Jackson Hi gh 5-11 Fr. GK HS School. .. Coached b y A. J. Utush ... Was a three-time varsity letter-w inner at H enry Jac kson ... Led h er tea m t o a state tournament appearance as a SAN DIEGO , CA seni o r. .. Pl ayed for th e Intrepid Lake Washington club team. RANCHO BERNARDO HS Pe rsonal: Born on December I 0, 1982 in San Diego, CA ... Daughter of Dallman ... Chose to a ttend US D because of th e SAN DIEGO SURF Roger and Kathy locati on, academics and soccer p rogram. Prep: Comes to US D after a stell ar h igh school career at R ancho Bernardo ... Was a fi rst team all -CIF selecti on and a first team All­ Pa lomar league selecti on fo r three straight seasons ... As a seni or Bobbit was named R ancho Bern ard o's Athlete of the Year and the Palomar Andrea League Pl ayer of th e Yea r. .. Awarded team MVP as a seni or as well. .. As 17 a sophomore she earn ed Uni on Tribune A thlete of the Week h onors .. KEESLING Played fo r th e San Di ego Surf club team where she he lped th e S urf reach 5-6 Fr. MF HS th e S tate C up final fo r two stra ight years and contribute towards a regional fi na l appearance also. THOUSAND OAKS , CA Pe rsonal: Majorin g in Busin ess Administration at US D ... Chose to att end USD because of the coaches and locati on ... Was also recruited b y THOUSAND OAKS HS SDSU. Loui siana S tate, Nevada Las-Vegas, and Loyola Marymount. . LA FORCE Born on Jul y I, 1982. Prep: Comes to US D a ft er a prep career at Thousand Oaks Hi gh School, just north of Los Angeles. Was named first team a ll -league as a sopho­ more, junior and seni o r. Led h er team t o a C IF appearance in three stra ight seasons. Was named 2nd team A II -C IF as a sophomore a nd 3rd team as a j uni or. Was a three-time letter- winner in softba ll where s he received first team a ll-league honors as a senio r. Pl ayed on t he LA Force club team that won Nomads and competed in Surf and Pleasonton. Personal: Born on November 11 , 1983 in Thousand Oaks, CA .. . Daughter o f Ron and Nancy Keeslin g ... C hose to attend USD because o f the soccer and the academi c reputati on. Notes eggplant as a favo rite food. 12 2001 U:'\IVEHSIT\' Ot' SA:'\ Drnt.o Tmn:110 Wo~rn:'\·s Son·•:n

2000 Torero Soccer Final Stats (1:1-7-0: 5-2-0 wet-:: ) :!000 Stlllistics No. Name GP/GS G A PTS SH soc cw

14 Stephanie Barnier 20/18 14 2 30 47 32 5 18 Casey Loveland 20/17 6 I 13 31 16 2 13 Val Strocco 14/ 11 5 2 12 19 9 2 9 Claire Currie 17/ 15 4 5 13 23 10 2 11 Katie A ll en 20/ 14 4 7 15 24 15 0 21 Susan Spencer 19/2 2 I 5 11 5 I 10 Cristina Romero 18/ 16 2 0 4 13 8 I 8 Gina Poltl 4/3 I 3 5 8 4 0 7 Brenna Mullen 19/ 16 I 3 5 20 9 0 3 Carrie Hawkins 17/8 0 0 0 2 0 0 20 Marya Young 13/ 11 0 I I 0 0 0 19 Hayley Robertson 13 /0 0 0 0 5 I 0 16 Jamie Gibson 1 6/3 0 0 0 5 2 0 15 Coll een Fogarty 17/0 0 I I 6 I 0 6 Heather Spence I 0/0 0 0 0 2 I 0 5 Tricia Gordon 19/17 0 2 2 6 4 0 4 Ashley Jacobsen 17/ 10 0 0 0 17 8 0 2 A lexis Obeji 20/18 0 3 3 15 6 0

( . USD Totals 20 39 33 Ill 254 131 13 i h Pl Opponents 20 25 18 68 239 115 7

Sfaf Kt•,· Goalkeeper Stats GP=Games Played; GS=Games No Name GP MIN sv G GAA REC so Started; G=Goals; A=Assists; 00 Leila Duren 16 1206:49 72 18 1.34 11-4 6.0 PTS=Points; SH=Shots; SOG= Shots on Goal; GW=Game- Cook 39:46 I 0 0.00 0-0 1.0 I Caley 3 winning Goals; UG=Unassisted 0 Libby Bassett 8 482:48 18 5 0.93 2-1 3.0 Goals; 17 Susan Spencer 19 90:00 5 2 2.00 0-0 0.0 MIN= Minutes Played; SV= Saves; USD Totals 20 1,819:23 97 25 1.24 13-5 10 GAA= Goals Against Average Opponents 20 1,819:23 96 39 1.93 7-ll 3

2000 Toi-ero Soccer Scoring Su.-nmary

Opponent Score US D Scoring Att. UC SANTA BARBARA W 3 -0 Currie, Gordon, Strocco 382 Loyola Marymount* L2-3 Bamier (2) 320 OREGON W 6- 1 Strocco (2), Bamier (2), Poltl, GONZAGA* W 1-0 Spencer 289 257 PORTLAND* W 1-0 Barnier 512 Loveland UC Irvine W 1-0 Barnier 240 Denver W 3-1 Loveland, Currie, Barnier 125 ST. MARY ' S* W 2-0 Currie, Loveland 552 Air Force W 2 - 1 Strocco, Barnier 415 SANTA CLARA L0-4 759 CS Fullerton W 4-1 Loveland, Strocco, All en (2) 188 CS NORTHRIDGE W 2-0 Bamier (2) 362 NCAA Tournament Brigham Young L 1-4 Strocco 1,554 USC# L 0- 1 2158 Utah L 1-2 Allen 37 1 327 LONG BEACH STATE W 3-0 Bamier, All en, Spencer *Indicates West Coast Conference Match UC LOS ANGELES L 0-3 603 #Indicates NCAA Post-Season Tournament 1Watch San Francisco* W 5-0 Loveland (2), Barnier (2), 175 ALL HOME MATCHES PLAYED AT TORE RO STADI UM {4,000) Romero Cali fornia Berkley L 0-3 327 Pepperdine* W 1-0 Currie 337 " 2001 IJ:\1n-: 11sn1' ot· S ,\:\ D1EMt Tmrnno Wo.,rn:\'s S9n ·Et1

2000 (13-7, 5-2 WCC) 1997 (7-12-1, 4-3 WCC) 1994 (8-11-1, 3-4 WCC) 8/25 UC SANTA BARBARA w 3-0 8/30 Alabama % L 0-1 9/3 UC SANTA BARBARA w 5- 1 8/29 OREGON w 6- 1 9/1 BY U¾ L 0-3 9/5 at UC LA L 1-2 9/2 at Den ve r w 3- 1 9/5 CAL BERKELEY T 2 -2 9/8 #8 SANTA CLARA* L 0-2 9/3 at Air Force w 2- 1 9/7 INDIANA L 0- 1 9/ 10 NEW MEXICO w 5-0 9/6 at CS Fu llerton w 4- 1 9/9 PORTLAND STATE w 7-0 9/ 13 USC L 1-3 9/10 CS NORTHRIDGE w 2-0 9/1 4 FRES'iO STATE L 1- 2 9/ 17 SAN DIEGO STATE L 0-2 9/ 15 at Brigham You ng L 1-4 9/ 19 at Ca l Pol y SLO L 1-4 9/24 at Gonzaga w 3-0 9/17 at Utah L 1-2 9/2 1 at UC Santa Barbara w 5-2 9/25 at # 19 Wash ington State L 1-2 9/22 LONG BEACH ST. w 3-0 9/26 at UC LA L 1-4 9/30 # 13 ST. MARY'S* w 3-2 9/24 UC LA L 0 -3 9/28 SAN FRANCISCO* L 1- 2 10/2 at Loyola Marymount * w 4-0 (01) 9/29 at San Francisco* w 5-0 I 0/3 PEPPERDINE* w 3-2 10/7 at San Francisco* L 0-2 I 0/ 1 at Ca l Bcrkely L 0-3 I 0/5 at San Diego State L 1-5 10/9 at #3 Stanford L 0-2 I 0/6 at Pcpperdin c* w 1-0 10/ 10 at Nebraska L 0-5 10/1 2 UC IR Vl'iE w 1-0 I 0/ 13 at Loyola Marymount* L 2-3 I 0/ 15 at CS Fullerton w 4-3 I 0/1 6 at Cal Poly SLO L 1-2 10/ 15 GONZAGA* w 1-0 10/ 17 LM U* w 3- 1 I 0/2 1 PAC IFIC w 4-1 10/20 PORTLAND* w 1-0 I 0/24 at Gonzaga* w 2-1 10/23 UC BERKELEY T 0-0 (ol) 10/23 al UC Irvi ne w 1-0 I 0/26 at Portl and* L 0-7 10128 MINNESOTA w 2-1 10/29 ST. MARY'S* w 2-0 11/4 MONTA'iA L 0- 1 11 / 1 a t Peppcrdi ne* L 0-3 11 /5 SA'iTA CLARA* L 0-4 11 /7 at Sain t Mary's w 3-0 11/4 #8 PORTLA'iD* L 0-3 11 / 17 a t USC# L 0- 1 11 /9 at Santa Clara* L 2-5 11 /6 # 14 WASHl 'iGTO'\ L 1-3 Scoring: USD-39 OPP-25 Scoring: US D - 36 OPP - 51 Scoring: USD- 32 OPP- 31 # NCAA Tournament *WCC Match % Reebok Tournamnet 0, CS Full erton *WCC Match *West Coast Conference

1999 (16-5, 5-2 WCC) 1996 (14-6-1, 5-2 WCC) 1993 (8-8, 3-3 WCC) 8/27 at Long Beach State w 7-0 8/31 at Portland StS w 2-0 9/5 at UC Santa Barbara L 1-3 (ot) 9/3 a t Baylor" L 1-6 9/ 1 vs . Oregon StS w 4-0 9/1 0 at St. Mary's L 0-2 9/5 at Louisiana State/\ w 7-0 9/ 11 UC IRVINE w 2-0 9/12 at Santa Clara L 1-6 9/ 10 AIR FORCE w 2- 1 (ot) 9/ 15 SAN DIEGO ST L 0-1 9/16 at UC Irvin e L 1-2 (01) 9/ 12 OKLAHOMA w 3-0 9/17 CAL POLY SLO L 1-2 (ot) 9/18 LM U* w 5- 1 (01) 9/17 at TulsaS w 3-2 9/27 at UCLA T 0-0 (ot) 9/24 at UC San Di ego L 1-3 9/ 19 at M issouriS w 2-1 (01) 9/29 #3 SANTA CLA RA* w 3-1 9/29 at San Di ego State L 1-2 9/24 COLORADO COLLEGEW 2-1 (ot) 10/6 ST. MARY'S* w 4-0 10/7 GO'iZAGA w 6-0 9/26 SA'i FRANC ISCO* w 6-0 I0/ 11 UC SA 'iTA BA RBA RA w 4-0 I Oil 5 PEPPERDl'i E L 2-4 I 0/ 1 TEXAS CHRISTIA:\% w 3-0 I 0/13 at Loyola Marymount * w 2-0 10 17 SA'i FRA'iCISCO w 3- 1 10/3 NORTH CARO Ll 'iA% L 1-2 10/ 15 CS FULLE RTO'i L 1-3 10 22 USC w 6-0 10/8 PEPPERDl :-0.E * w 2- 1 I 0/1 8 at Stanford w 1-0 10 24 PACIFIC w 6-0 10/ 15 LMU* w 1-0 (ot) I 0/20 at San Francisco* w 4-1 (01) 10 27 CAL ST. FULLERTO'i w 8-0 10122 at Gonzaga* w 2- 1 10/25 #3 PORTLA'iD*& L 1-3 10 30 at Portl and*# L 2-3 10/24 at Port land* w 1- 0 10/28 TEXAS& w 3-0 10 31 vs . \Vashington# w 1-0 (01) I 0/2 9 at Fresno State w 1- 0 11 / I vs. But ler¾ w 4-3 (01) 11 7 UCLA w 1-0 10/3 1 CAL POLY w 2- 1 (ot) 11 13 vs. Michigan St 0 o w 4-0 Scorin g: USD- -1 5 OPP- 27 11 /5 at Santa Clara* L 1- 5 11 /8 at Pepperd in e* L 1-2 =U mbra ln,·itational at Portland 11 /7 at Saint Mary's* L 0-2 11 / IO GO'iZAGA* \\ 5-0 *\Vest Coast Confe rence 11 / 17 SA'i DIEGO STATE# w 2- 1 11/1 7 at Texas A&M # w 5-3 11 24 at UCLA # L 1-2 (01) I I /24 at Maryland# L 0-1 WCC) Scorin g: USD-50 OPP-26 Scoring: USD- 51 OPP- 19 1992 (5-10, 0-4 " Baylor Tourn. SC al Pol y Tourn. ¾USD Tourn. S NIK E Tourn. 0 Portland State 9 12 UC SA'iTA BARBA RA L 1-2 # NCA A Tou rn amen t *WCC Match 0 o Reebok Tou rn. 0 Texas 9 15 SA'i DI EGO STATE w 2- 1 & NIK E Tourn . 0 USD 9 19 CAL POLYSLO w 1-0 # NCAA Tournament *WCC Match 9 20 at UC h·,·ine L 0-1 1998 (12-4-2, 4-2-1 WCC) 9 23 AZUSA PA C IFIC w 3-2 9 25 at \1/ashington L 0-1 (01) 9/ 1 UTAH L 1-2 9 27 at California L 0--l 9/5 #24Stanlord% L 1- 3 1995 (10-6-1, 5-2 WCC) 10 2 CAL Lt.:HIERA'i L 0-2 (01) 9/6 at Cal Berkele y'¼, w 2- 1 9/2 at UC Santa Barbara w 3-0 10 8 UC IR\l'i E L 0-2 9/9 CS FULLE RTO'i w 5-2 9/4 at Cal Poly-SLO L 1-2 10 10 at San Francisco* L 1-3 9/ 15 CS HAYWARD w 8-0 9 8 #3 STA'i FORD L 0-1 10 12 at Sa n Francisco State w 1-0 9/19 vs. OrcgonS w 2-0 9;9 UCLA L 0-1 10 17 \ \'ESTi\lO'iT w 1-0 9/20 at ll awaiiS L 0-2 9/ 15 at St. Mary's* L 0 - 1 10 2-l PO RTL\'iD* L 0--l 9/23 LO'iG BEACH STATE w 2-1 9, 17 at # 10 San ta Clara* w 3- 1 10 30 ST. i\ lARY'S* L 1-3 9/27 #9 UCLA ( (!_1 El Ca mino) T 2-2 9129 LMU* w 7-0 Scorin g: US D- 12 OPP- 27 9/30 CS 'iORTHR IDGE w 3-1 1015 PEPPERDl'i E* w 2-0 *\Vest Coast Conference 10/2 FRES'iO STATE w 4-3 I 0/9 BYU w -l-0 10/6 # 10 SA'i DIEGO STATE L 2 -4 I 0/13 # 10 ll anlord0 o \\' 2-0 Ke1·: GF = USO Goal , For: GA= Goal:-. Agai n:,.!: I 0/1 0 at San Francisco* w 1-0 I 0/ 15 Paci li c0 o w -l-2 I0/ 14 UC SA'iTA BA RBARA w 2-0 10 19 at CS Ful lert on L 0-1 I 0/ 18 at Lo yola Marymount * T 0-0 10/21 at San Diego State T 1-1 (01) 10/ 23 #5 PORTLA'i D* L 1-2 I 0/25 at # 14 UC !nine· w 1-0 10/25 SAl 'iT MARY'S* w 2-0 I 0/29 SA'i FRA'iCISCO* \\' 2-1 (ol) II / I #2 SA'iTA CLA RA* L 0-4 11 13 at Gonzaga* w 3-0 11/6 GONZAGA* w I 0-1 11/5 at #2 Port land* L 0-2 11/8 at Peppc·rdine* w -l-2 Scoring: US D- 36 OP P- 1-l Scorin g: US D - 52 OPP - 30 % I lya11 /N ik e ln\'ite at UC In inc %Cal Berkeley Tourn . $1-lawai'i Tourn .* WCC *West Coast Conference

I ... 0 14 2001 u~n·Ensn,· OF SA~ D1EG0 TonEno Wo~n:~'s Son·En

TORERO REC(JRDS

Team, Season Torero Hat-Tricks

Most Wins - 16. I 999 4, Aimee Wagstaff vs. CS Hayward, 9-1 5-98 Fewest Wins - 5. 1992 3. Ali son Benoit vs. San Francisco, 9-26-99 Fewest Losses - 5. 1999 3. Aimee Wagstaff vs. Gonzaga 11-6-98 Shutouts - 11. 1996 3. Sherice Bartling vs. Portland St. , 9-9-97 Win Pct. - . 762. I 999 ( 16-5) 3, Gina Poltl vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-21-97 Most Goals - 52. 1998 3, Dawn Birdsall vs. Gonzaga. I 0-7-93 Most Assists - 46. 1998 3. Michele Kennedy vs. LM U. 9- 18-93 Most Shots - 367. 1999 3. Moni ca Costello vs. CS Fu ll erton, I 0-27-93 Most Points - 150. 1998 Winning Streak - 8 games. Sept. 5-Oct. I. 1999 Individual, Single Season Losing Streak - 5 games, Sept. 25-Oct. I 0. 1992 Goals 14, Stephanie Barnier 2000 14. Aimee Wagstaff. 1998 Individual, Career Assists 11. Michele Kennedy. 1994 Points 34, Aimee Wagstaff, 1998 Games 78. Vanessa Thiele. 96-99 Game-Winning Goals 5, Stephanie Barnier 2000 Starts 77. Vanessa Thiele. 96-99 5. Sufia Wali. I 999 Goals 29. Michele Kenn edy, 93 -96 Shots 80. Sufia Wali . 1999 Assists 35. Michele Kennedy, 93 -96 Games 2 1. Seven Players, 1999 Points 93. Michele Kennedy. 93-96 21. Eight players. 1996 Shots 186. Dawn Birdsa ll. 93-96 Starts 2 1. Five players. 1996 Game-Winning Goals 7. Aimee Wagstaff, 96-98 GK Games 21, Leila Duren, I 999 GK Games 62 , Alli son Worden. 93-96 2 1, A lli son Worden. 1996 GK Starts 55. Alli son Worden. 93 -96 GK Starts 20. Whitney Peterson. 1997 GK Minutes 5.359. Alli son Worden. 93-96 20, Alli son Worden. 1996 GK Wins 34. Alli son Worden. 93-96 GK Minutes 1971.Alli son Worden, 1996 Shots Faced 628. Alli son Worden. 93-96 GK Wins 14, Leila Duren, I 999 Saves 279. Alli son Worden. 93-96 14. Alli son Worden. 1996 LowestGAA 1.02, Alli son Worden. 93 -96 GK Losses I 0. Danielle Lopez. 1992 Shutouts 26. Alli son Worden. 93-96 Shots Faced 255. Whitney Peterson, I 997 Saves 88. A ll ison Worden. 1994 LowestGAA 0.62. Alli son Worden, I 993 Shutouts 11. Alli son Worden. 1996

Torero Alun1ni

-A- Coste ll o, Monica. D. '93 -96 -H - -:VI- Spence. Heather. MF. '99-00 Allen, Katie, F, '00 Cross, Amber, MF, ·94 Hark er. Suzanne. D. ·92 Mahoney. Li z. D. ·92 Spencer. Susan. MF. '99-00 Arm strong. Erin. MF. ·99 Cro th ers. Jess ica. F. ·96-99 Hawkins, Carrie, D, '00 McMu ll in. Ami e. D. ·92-93 Smith, Rebecca MF, 00 Arthur, Kell y. MF. '92 Currie, Claire, MF, '97 Milli gan. Elaine. F. ·92 Stack. Amanda. D. '94-96 Artz, Kati e. D. ·92 -1- Miranda. Kri stina. MF. '96 Strocco, Va l, F, •99 -D- lwanaga. Joy. D. ·94 _9 5 Mullen, Brenna, :VIF, '00 Sudde s. Mcghan. MF. ·95-96 -B- Dallman, [ vi D, 00 Su lli van. Mo ll y. D. '92 -93 Barnier, Stephanie, F, '00 DiMonaco. Jill. F. ·93 .94 -J - -0- Sutton. Amy. MF. ·94_97 Bart ling, Sherice. F. ·97-98 Duren, Leila, GK, '98 Jacobsen , As hley, MF, 99 Obeji, Alexis, D, '00 Swanson. I-leather. D. ·96-99 Bassett, Libbv, GK, '00 Jarrett. Bec ki e. F. ·92 O'Rourk e. Margaret. MF. ·95 -T- Benoit, Ali son. MF. '98-99 -[- John s. Elli. MF. '93-96 Thi ele. Vanessa. MF. ·96-99 Bergeron , Corrie. F. '92 -93 Eichhorst. Katie. GK. ·97-98 Jongejan. Jenn y. F. ·94_97 -P- Timm erman s. Deni se. D. '92 -93 Birdsa ll. Dawn. MF/D. '92 -9 5 Elbert. Kri stina. MF. '98 Parker. Aly. MF. ·92.93 Trione. Sa ll y. D. '98 Blac kwood, Dana. F. ·93_ ·95 -K- Peterso n. Whitney. GK . ·97 -V- Bobbit, Natalie, GK, 00 -F- Kall as. Miche le. F. ·96-97 Piper. Chri stine. D. ·97-98 Ve lasquez. Marisela. MF. ·96-9 7 Bush, Michelle, D, ·93-96 Fl ynn . Dori e. D. ·9 4_ '96-97 Keesling, Andrea D, 00 Poltl, Gina, F, '97 Vi loria-Burns. Shawn. F. ·95 Fogarty, Colleen, MF, '00 Kenn edy. Michele, F. '93 -96 -W- -C- Ku ykendall. Mo ll y, MF. ·92 -R- Wagstaff. Aimee. F. '96-98 Ca lh oon, Kri sti. MF, ·92 -G- Regrutto. Adriann e. D. '96-9 7 Wales. Kendra. MF. ·97-98 Campbell, Kri sten, F, ·93_95 Gibson, Jamie, D, '98 -L- Robertson , Hayley, MF, '00 Wali. Sufia. F. ·99 Ca mpbell , Mi ndy, D. '92-95 Goaziou, Amy. D. ·95-96 Lancer. Sarah, MF. · 96 Roby, Brooke MF, 00 Ward. Katie. F. ·95 Clark. Kann yn, D, ·92 -93 Gonser, Tanya, D, ·92 Lappen. Stephanie, F. ·97.93 Romero , Cristina, D, '00 Worden. Alli son. GK. '93-96 Co leman, Sarah , F. ·94 Gordon , Tricia. D. ·97-00 LeBacz, Stephan ie. F. ·92 -Y- Cook. Ca ley. GK. '98-00 Gorton, Nicole. F. '95 -98 Lopez. Daniell e. GK. ·92.95 -S- Young. Marya. D. '98-00 Coro na. Cath erine. MF. '97 Grimstad, Kerry. MF. ·93_94 Loveland, Casey, F, '98 Scott. Hil ary. F. ·94 Gutowski. Am y. MF. '95-96 Snorsky. Annmarie. MF. ·93.95 15 2001 U:'\IVERSIT\' n•· SAN D1EG0 ToRERo Wo~IE~'s SoccEn,I

TORERO REC(JRDS OPPONENT RECORDS

Team, Single Game Team, Single Game

Most Goals - I 0, vs. Gonzaga, I 1-6-98 Most Goals - 7, Portland, I 0-26-97 Most Goals, 1st Half - 6, vs. Gonzaga, 11-6-98 Most Goals, 1st Half - 4, Baylor, 9-3-99 6, vs. Pacific, I 0-24-93 Most Goals, 2nd Half - 5, Portland, I 0-26-97 Most Goals, 2nd Half - 5, vs. Louisiana State. 9-5 -99 Most Goals, Overtime - 2, Cal. Lutheran, I 0-10-92 5, vs. Gonzaga, 10-7-93 2, UCSB, 9-5-93 Most Goals, Overtime - 4, vs . LMU, 9-18-93 Most Shots - 36, Washington, I 0-31-93 Margin of Victory - 9, vs . Gonzaga ( I 0- 1) , 11-6-98 Fewest Shots - I, Oklahoma, 9-1 2-99 Quickest Goal - 0:20.vs. Pacific, I 0-24-93 I, Gonzaga, I 0-22-99 Quickest Two Goals - 0:09, vs. CS Ful lerton, I 0-27-93 I, Gonzaga, I 0-7-93 Quickest Three Goals - 3:40. vs. Pacific, I 0-2 1-94 Most Corners - 6, Cal Poly, I 0-3 1-99 Most Shots - 39. vs. use, 1o -22-93 6, UC Irvine, 9-16-93 Fewest Shots - 2. vs . Santa Clara, 9-6-92 Most Fouls - 27, UCLA, 9-27-96 2. vs. UCSB, 9-12-92 Fewest Fouls - 3, Azusa Pacific, 9-23-92 Most Corners - 12, vs. Air Force, 9-10-99 3, Pacific, I 0-24-93 Most Fouls - 25. at SDSU, 10-5-97 Most Offsides - 7, Santa Clara, 9-6-92 Fewest Fouls - 2, vs. Portland, I 0-24-92 2, at St. Mary's, 9- 10-93 Most Offsides - 9. vs. San Franci sco, 9-26-99 IIndividual, Single Largest Road Attendance - 1,608. at Portland, I 0-24-99 Largest Home Attendance - 2.467, vs.TCU. 10-1-99 Goals - 3, Laura Schott, Cal Berkley, I 0- 1-2000 (Five others tied at 3) Assists - 2, Kim Lowe, RYU, 9-1 5-2000 2, Jacqui Little, Santa Clara, 11-1-98 Individual, Single Game 2, Kristi De Vertz, Santa Clara, 9-6-92 Goals - 4. Aimee Wagstaff vs. CS Hayward. 9-1 5-98 Points - 6, Jacqui Little, Santa Clara, 11-5-99 Assists - 3. Vanessa Thiele at Long Beach St. , 8-27-99 (Four others tied at 6) 3. Aimee Wagstaff vs. Texas A&M . 11-1 7-96 Shots - 13, Erin Martinez, Santa Clara, 9-1 2-93 Points - 9. Aimee Wagstaff vs. CS Hayward, 9-15-98 Saves - 17, Cathy Zoccoli, USC, I 0-22-93 Shots - 11 . Sufia Wali vs . Loui siana State. 9-5-99 Saves - 19. Alli son Worden vs . Washington. I 0-3 1-93

,,4tt- "liltle ~e ►ie~ ~ecow~ Opponent GF GA Record Streak Opponent GF GA Record Streak A l aha ma II 0- 1-11 LI Ne \v Mex ico 5 0 1-0-0 W I Air Force: -I 2 2-0-0 W2 Nonh Carolina I 2 0- 1-0 LI Arizon.1 State 0 0 0-0-0 Ok lah oma 3 0 1-0-0 WI Az usa Pacifi c .\ 2 1-11-11 WI Oregon 8 I 2-0-0 W2 Baylor I 6 0-1-0 LI Oregon State 4 0 1-0-0 WI Brieham Yuune 5 7 1-2-11 u Pacific 1-1 -' 3-0-0 WJ Bui'lcr " -I 1-11-11 WI *Pepperdine 15 14 5-J-O W4 Cal Lutheran II ·2' 11- 1-11 L I *Portland 2 24 2-7-0 W2 Ca l Pol, 7 II 2-4-0 WI Portland Stale 9 0 2-0-0 W2 Cal S1,11;, Fu llcnon 17 X J-2-0 W2 *Sa int Marv's 15 10 5-4-0 WI Clemson 0 0 0-0-0 San Dieeo s·tate 9 17 2-5- 1 W I CS Ha yward X II 1-11 -0 W I *Sa n F,:-ancisco 22 15 6-J-O WJ CS NonhriJ~e 5 I 2-11 -11 W2 San Francisco Stalc I II 1-0-0 W I Colorado C<;lkgc 2 I 1-11 -0 W I *Santa Clara II JO 2-7-0 IA DL'n \·c r I 1-11 -11 WI Southern California 8 5 1-2-0 L2 Duke 0 0 0-0-0 Stanford 2 6 1-.1-11 LI Frl'.' s no Stall' 6 5 2- 1-11 W2 Tennessee 0 0 0-0-0 :::c;onzaga .'I J 8-0-0 W8 Texas .1 II 1-0-11 W I Hanford 2 II 1-11 -11 WI Tcx asA&M :i 1-0-11 W I H,1 wai 'i II 2 D- I -11 L I Tc xa.-. Chri stian 0 1-0-11 WI Indiana II I 11 - 1-11 L I Tu lsa 2 1-11 -0 WI Long Beach State 12 I J-0-0 WJ UC Berkeley -I 10 1--1 -2 L2 Lousian ;. 1 Sta te 7 II 1- 11 -11 W I UC !nine II 5 ~-J-0 w~ "'l,ovola !\-Ianmount 2~ 5 6-1-1 L2 UCL A 6 15 1-5-2 L2 Mar)'land · II I 11- 1-11 L I UC Santa Barba ra 2~ 8 6-2-0 W6 Michiean Staie -I II 1-11-11 W I UC San Die~o I .1 11 - 1-0 L I Minne~...,

\\·.. sc t ·oasC Po"·4•r 2000 was another banner year for women's soccer in the including seven NCAA semi-finals. Portland follows with six West Coast Conference as Santa Clara University, University of trips, including four appearances in the NCAA Semi-Finals. San Diego and Portland all appeared in the 2000 NCAA Tourna­ The Pilots advanced to the Finals in 1995. Saint Mary's ment. Santa C lara once again reached the Final has qualified for the tournament twice, most Four for th e fi fth consecutive year. The recently advancing to th e second round in Broncos defeated three opponents in route to a 1994. The University of San Di ego has national semi-final appearance before fa lling appeared in the NCAA Tournament three short, losi ng to Notre Dame ( 1-0). San Diego times, aiming for their third striaght trip in made it 's third trip to the NCAA Tournament 200 I. this past year. USO was defeated by USC 1-0 Women's soccer is one of 13 sports t he in the opening round. The Uni versity of 48-year-old conference sponsors. Started in Portland made a run at the national champion­ 1952 as a men's basketball league for five Bay ship in 2000. After three victories, the Pilots Area schools, the WCC added women's dropped a 1-0 to UCLA. athl etics to its lineup in 1985. Prior to the t ·011i'P1•4•1u· .. Ilise or.'" 2000 season, the WCC has totaled 33 team and individual The WCC is proud to enters its tenth season of women's championships in a ll sports combin ed. soccer. Historically, four member teams have tasted post season A ll WCC members are private institutions with high play, with Santa C lara leading the way w ith 12 appearances, academic standards and lofty athletic traditions.

CONZAC>\. LOYOLA .\i\ 1\RY.v\O Ll 'J I. l' LT PLRDl '-1 1. PO RI I \ '-ll). :; \I '-! I \ I \R) ·:,;. :,,\ 'J I ) II CO. :,; ,\ 'J I I~,\ '-ll /:,;l '-'· -; \ 'J I \ l I. \I~ -\

2000 Al.1.-,'141 '41' Santa Clara def. Ca l Pol y SLO 3-1 ,'101'I EN·s S041 '41 'EH TEA1'1 def. Ca lifornia 2-0 def. BYU 2- 1 (o t) FIRST TEAM lost to Notre Dame 2- 1 Name School Pos. Yr. San Diego lost to USC 2- 1 Heather Al dama Santa Clara MF Sr, Por1 /c111d def. Ari zona State 3- 1 Stephanie Barnier San Diego MF Jr. def. Washington 1-0 Ruth Montgomery St. Mary's GK So. def. Penn State 1-0 Vannessa Talbott Portland MF Sr. lost to UCLA 1-0 Veronica Zepeda · Santa Clara F Fr. Alexis Obeji San Diego D Fr. Danielle Slaton Sa nta Clara D Jr. Shari Nishikawa LMU MF Fr. Erin Misaki Portland MF So. Sara Streufert Gonzaga F Sr. Lauren Orlandos Portland D So. FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Ve roni ca Zepeda, Santa Clara, Fr., MF Lacey Ulbaldi , Peperdine, Fr., MF PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Heather Aldama , Santa Clara, Sr. , MF Erin Misaki, Portland, So. , MF DEFENDER OF THE YEAR Lauren Orlandos, Portland, So. , D COACH OF THE YEAR Torero A II-WCC Selections in 2000 (l-r) Casey Paul Ratcliffe, Saint Mary's Loveland, Katie A ll en, Christin a Romero, Leila Duren, Stephanie Barnier, Alexis Obeji, Claire C urrie.

WCC NCAA Tournament Teams wee NCAA Semifinalists WCC Women's Soccer Champions 1992 Santa Clara, Portland 1992 Sa nta Clara 1992 Portland 1993 Santa Clara, Portland 1994 Port land 1993 Santa Clara 1994 Santa Clara , Portland , Sai nt Mary's 1995 Portl an d 1994 Portland 1995 Santa Clara Portland 1996 Sa nt a Clara , Port land 1995 Portl and 1996 Santa Clara, Port land , San Diego 1997 Santa Clara 1996 Portl and 1997 Santa Clara, Portland 1998 Santa Clara . Port land 1997 Sa nt a Clara. Portland 1998 Santa Clara , Port land 1999 Santa Clara 1998 Sa nt a Clara 1999 Santa Clara , San Di ego 2000 Portland, Santa Clara 1999 Sa nt a Clara 2000 Santa Clara , Port land , San Di ego 2000 Port ia ind OOKWH01S I TURNING ■

HE WEST COAST CONFERENCE TURNS 50 THI S T YEAR and wil l embark on a seaso n-long cele bration looking back at 50 yea rs of trad ition-filled rivalries, excellence in the classroom and exciting athl etics success.

THE W EST COAST CONFERENCE was originally founded in 1952 as the Cal ifornia Basketbal l Association to provide a conveni ent ve nue for five San Francisco Bay Area schools to compete in ba sketba ll. Since that modest beginning, the Conference has evolved into a nationally recognized and competitive force within the NCAA T he league formally known as the West Coast Athletic Conference currently sponsors 13 sports: baseball, both men's and women's basketbal l, cross co untry, golf, soccer, and tennis; and women's voll eyba ll and crew.

FROM THE PINE FORESTS of Eastern Washington, to the Columbia River Basin, to the dynamic San Francisco Ba y Area, to the sunny beac hes of So ut hern Ca li fornia, the current wee membershi p spa ns the western coast of t he United States. The Conference is characterized by t he sta bility of its members hip, as on ly t wo NCAA Di v ision I conferences national ly ha ve been together longer. Sin ce its birth in 1952, the wee ha s been a dominant force in interco ll egiate athletics, boasting 33 NCAA in div idual and team championships. And w hile titles are being earned on the field, degrees are be ing earned in the cla ssroom, as the wee is home to numerous Academic A ll-A meri cans . A nd after grad uation, West Coast Conference alumni have conti nued to flourish, as some of the world 's el ite athletes started in the wee.

THE so-YEAR HISTORY OF THE wee demonstrates that success in intercollegiate athletics ca n be built on the foundation of values, character and academ ics. The champions of tomorrow are com petin g today, so look t o the West Coast Conference, w here the nation's best st ud ent-athletes continue t o make their mark in sport s hi story.

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SAN DI EGO, CALIFORNIA - AMERICA'S FtNEST CtTY

San Diego is truly "America's Finest City. " A modern metropolis (second largest in California) and a popular year­ round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Di­ ego also surrounds one of California 's greatest natural har­ bors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city's history, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country's only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round environment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "America's Finest City. "

According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers of participants, di­ versity of pursuits of involvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snor­ kel, wind-surf on 70 miles of public beach or golf at any of the over 80 golf courses throughout th e county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural cen­ ter, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymna­ siums, two municipal golf courses, and As well as participating in one of the nation's finest zoos. Mission recreational activities, San Diego Bay Park is a 4, 600-acre playground for supports their professional teams jogging, fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf, - the NFL Chargers and the Na­ jet skiing and kite flying. tional League Padres play at Qualcomm Stadium. During col­ lege football bowl week, San Di­ ego annually hosts the Holiday Bowl. Upcoming in 2003, Qualcomm Stadium is slated to host the Super Bowl, and just re­ cently the 1998 World Series be­ tween the San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees was held in America's Finest City. What­ ever sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego - the Sports Capital of the U.S.A. Shaney Fink begins her second year as US D's Academi c USD Acade mic Suppo,·t Support Coordinator. Fink was a standout vo lleyball playe r in th e r ' ""The greatest challenge to a Division I athlete is to balance the 90's, a nd in 1999 she was on th e demands a/sport H'hile taking/iii/ advantage a/the educational Vo ll eybal l coaching sta ff as an as­ experience offered. Th e purpose a/our pmgram is to assist sistant , helping the Toreros to a 23- student-athletes in meering this challenge by offering tutoring, 6 record and a second round finish advising. mentoring and a quiet envim111 11 e111 to study. Th e in the NCAA Tournament. Prior to academic supporr pmgram is designed ro assist students in US O she ga in ed coach in g ex peri­ adjusting ro life ar USD and developing sound academic and ence at the hi gh sc hool, co lle ge and career plans. B)· pm111oting a philosophy a/individual responsi­ bilin·. 11·hich encourages each studenr-arhlete to value their international levels for four years. educa rional experience, rh e academic suppon pmgram assists She capped off a s tellar coll egiate each arhlere to reali:::e theirfii/1 porenrial. " Slwney Fink career ( I 990-93) at Cal Berkeley and won select ion to the All-PAC ' ~ Ten Decade Team. Fi nk completed her B.A. , graduating with ho nors in Social Sc ienc e from Berkeley in 1994. The USO Ath letic Academic Sup po rt progra m is designed to promote t he academic Scholar-Athletes deve lopment of studen t-athl etes. The primary objective is to offer wee Mi chelle Kallas 1996 Kelly Arthur 1992 the necessary resources for th e academic success of student­ Sarah Lan se r 1996 Katie Artz 1992 Dan iel le Lo pez 1992-94 ath letes as th ey wo rk to ea rn their degree. Academic Support Corrie Bergeron 1993 Al y Parker 1992-93 se rvices arc designed to enhance the student-athl ete's overa ll co ll e­ Michelle Bush 1995-96 Amanda Stack 1993-94 giate experience and encourage de ve lopment and atta in me nt of Mindy Campbell 1992-94 Molly Sul livan 1992-93 academic and career goals. Karmyn Clark 1993 Denise Timmermans 1992-93 All USO student at hl etes have access to advising. tutoring Sarah Coleman 1994 Marisela Velasq uez 1996 and ment orin g services. The me nt orin g program. Access. \\·as Monica Costello 1996 Aimee Wagstaff 1996 Tonya Gonser 1992 developed in 1999 and teams a graduate studcnt in the Counse l­ Allison Worden 1996 Amy Goaziou 1996 ing program with an at hl ete who wo ul d like to enh ance study wee All-Acad emic Amy Gutowski 1996 Susan Sp encer 2000 skill s. learn about ca mpu s resources and receive guidance on goa l Suzanne Harker 1992 Kendra Wa les 1998, 1999 dcvclopmcnt and attainment. Student -a th letes also have access to Joylwanaga 1994 Jenny Jongejan 1997 the Wri ting. Math and Logic Centers. They can also take Jenny Jongejan 1994-97 Mindy Campbell 1992-93 adva ntage of th e reso urces avai lable to them in th e Career Center. Danielle Lopez 1993-94 Coun se lin gCenter and Compu ter Labs To1·e 1·0 St,·e ngt h and Con d i t ioning

The Uni ve rsity of San Diego Ath letic Departm ent ha s made a comm itment to in crease athl eti c abi lit y throughout the entire stud ent athlete pop ul ati on. Therefore, each student at hl ete wi ll be gi ven a sport spec ific trainin g program based on th e metabo li c demands of their pos iti on and sport. Thi s is accompli shed by training for the proper combinat ion of power. strength. size. speed. agi li ty. fl exibility. cndurance. and foo twork. It is the responsibility of th e strength and conditioning staff to design and implement workouts. teach and demonstrate proper lif"tin g tec hnique, and to mon it or and evalu ate each indi vidual at hl ete's progress, whil e mai nt aining a positi ve en viro nm ent to train in. Along w ith in creasin g athl eti c abi lity, th e strength staff also ha s the goa l of decreasin g athlet ic injuries both in and out of the at hl eti c arena. The heart of the strength and conditi oning program is the US O Sports Center weight room. It is open exclu sive ly to student-athl etes at specific times each day. The we ight room contai ns 5,000 sq uare feet of Olymptc platforms, free-weights, selectorized machines, dumbbe ll s and cardi ovascul ar equipment. The goal of the strength and conditioning department is to A ed ucate and moti va te each student athlete to max imi ze th eir genet ic ,?"_~, potential and create an environment where athletes can develop into champions both mentall y and physically. ) 20 2001 u~n·EHSIT\' ot" S:1::\ D1t:tio Tmn:Ho Wo~rn~·s So« ·«·EH USD Spo,·ts lnJ01·mation StaJJ Media Outlets Covering USD Ted Gose11 KFMB-TV, Channel 8 COX-TV, Channel 4 ~,mrt.-. l11for11111tio11 lli1·,,,·1or Ted Leitner, Sports Director Dennis Morgigno, Program Director Hank Bauer, John Howard Nick Davis, Sports Producer 7677 Engineer Road Jason Bott, Sports Producer 20th Year San Diego, CA 92 111 I 3 70 In dia Street, 2nd Floor M.S. Sports Administration (858) 495- 7589 Fax. 495-8645 San Diego, CA 92 10 7 St. Thomas Uni versity ( 198 1) (619) 266-5063 Fax. 595-0168 B.S. Busin ess Administration KGTV-TV, C hannel 10 San Jose State ( 1979) Brian Tripp, Sports Producer SAN DIEGO lJN ION-TRIBlJNE Jeff Cawley, Sports Director Jess Kearney, Doug Wil liams, C huck Scott Julie Browman, JeffLeVall ey (Photo) Sports Editors PO Box 8534 7 Nicole Vargas, Beat Writer Nick ~lirko,·ir·h San Diego, CA 92 186 PO Box 19 1 .1.-..-.;.-.1,1111 ~port.-. (619) 237-6314 Fax. 527-0369 San Diego, CA 921 12 l11Jor11111tio11 llir1•1·tor (619) 293-1343 Fax. 293-2443 KNSD-TV, Channel 39 1st Year Jim Laslavic, Sports Director NORTH COUNTY TIMES Steve Schofield. Gary Hyvonen B.A. Bu si ness Management Jim Stone, Dave Smith (Photo) PO Box 11039 Sport s Editors Pac ific University (2000) San Di ego, CA 92 111 Boyce Garri son, Beat Writer (858) 467-7226 Fax. 569-1353 207 East Pennsylvania Ave. Escondid o, CA 92025 KlJSI-TV, Channel 51 (800) 200-1601 Fax.· (760) 740-5045 Paul Rudy, Sports Director Important SID Information 4575 Viewridge LOS ANGELES TIMES Bi ll Dwyre, Sports Ed itor Phone Numbers San Diego, CA 92 123 (858) 505-50/4/571-6397 Times Mirror Square SID Office: (619) 260-4745 Fax. 5 76-93 I 7 Los Angeles, CA 90053 SID Fax: (619) 260-2990 (800) 528-463 7 Fax. (2 I 3) 23 7-7876 Press Row: (619) 260-2982 FOX-TV, C hannel 6 Torero Hotline: (619) 260-2323 Todd Salkowski , Sports Producer Soccer Buzz Randy Diggs, Editor WCC Hotline: (650) 266-9191 Katy Temple, Sports 8253 Ronson Road Phone. (212) 995-8854 Assistant Home Phone: (858) 272-1424 San Diego, CA 92 111 Fax. (646) 349-1532 E-Mail (858) 650-5489 Fax. 2 79-006 I Ted Cosen [email protected] Soccer America Nick Mirkovich [email protected] KSWB-TV, C hannel 5 Dean Caparaz, Editor Ph one. (5 I 0) 528-5000 Addresses John Harung, Sports Rei schea Canidate, Sports Fax. (510) 528-5177 Website: http:/ /www.toreros.com 7191 Engi neer Road Mailing: USO Athletics San Diego, CA 92 1 11 5998 Alcala Park (858) 573-6500 Fax. 573-6600 San Diego, CA 92110-2492

1200 Bayhill Drive; Suite 302 Commissioner: Mike Gi lleran San Bruno, CA 94066 Associate Commissioner: Don Ott Phone: (650) 873-8622 Associate Commissioner: Th eres a Kuehn Fax: (650) 873-7846 Assistant Commissioner: Valerie Richardson Internet: www.wccsports.com Director of Communications: Brad Walker

Tom Iannacone Renee Wiebe Joel Morgan Director o f Athl eti cs Assist. A D/ Market in g Asst. Director o f Torero Dan Yourg Ted Gosen Faci liti es Associate AD Sports In format ion Director Carolyn Greer Women's Soccer Brian Fogar·ty Nick Mirkovich Head Athl etic Trainer Associate AD-Development Assistant Sports Shaney Fink Support Staff Wendy Guth.-ie Information Director Academi c Support Associate AD/SWA John Martin Carl Reed Director of Facil iti es Director o f .J C P 'J>i,cove,- t4e 11.kive,-,itl/ ; ol ~ak 'J>ief o SETTING

The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 acres over­ looking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The cam­ pus is named Alcala Park and is located just IO minutes from downtown San Diego and the world famous San Di ego Zoo. Hi storic Old Town i s just minutes away as well. The city of San Diego along with this campus traces their ori gins to fifteenth century Spain. The campus was named after a Spanish vi llage near Madrid - Alcala de Henares. Founded by the Greeks as Complutum, the vi ll age was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Chri s­ tians recaptured the v illage centuries later and founded a uni versity, the Uni versity of Alcala, whose buildings became the inspiration for USD's style. Both institutions are located on a hill overl ooking a ri ver vall ey.

THE CAMPUS

The US O campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique institu­ tions in the country, featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style . Since 1984, USO has completed 11 major construction and expansion projects. A five-story, Spanish Renaissance parking garage (I, I 00 spaces) was completed in 1998. A landscaped fountain plaza was fini shed in the fall of 1995, connecting the entrances of the Immaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the un iver­ sity completed the 45,000 square foot Loma Hall, which includes an expanded book­ store, a larger mail center, classrooms a nd laboratories. In 1990, the renovated Katherine M. and George M. Pardee Jr. Legal Research Center opened, a facility that offers the latest in information technology.

ACADEMICS

US O enrolls more than 6,943 students who have a choice of more than 50 un­ dergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's academic units include the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Edu­ cation, Law and Nursing. C lass size generally averages between 18-25 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18 : I. Over 97 percent of US D's full-time faculty hold doctorates. In the annual ratings of the country's colleges and universities, published by U.S. Ne11·s & World Report, USO moved from the regional to national category in 1994. The university is ranked among the top I 00 schools in the nation.

STUDENT LIFE

Student ac ti vities include cultural events. dances. boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a wide range of volunteer projects s uch as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen outreach. and house building in Tijuana . The intramural program i s also an integral part of student life on campus with over two-thirds of th e USO community partak in g in intramural sports. ATHLETI CS

The University of San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference for nearly all sports and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NC AA Di vision I level. Women's sports include: basket­ ball. crew, cross country. soccer. softball . swimming. tennis and vol­ le yball . Men's sports include: baseball . basketball. crew. cross coun­ try. go! f. footba ll . soccer and tennis. Since 1990 USO teams have won nine conference championships: made 26 NC AA post-season appear­ ances: had 25 Conference Coaches of the Year: 20 Conference Players of the Year. 11 Conference Freshmen of the Year. four WCC Scholar Athletes of the Year and 29 All-America selections. The USO Volley­ ball program has won two conference championships. made fi,-e NC AA post-season appearances. had three Conference Coaches of the Year and two Conference Players of the Year. UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO TOREROS

2001 To,·e ro Sch edule

Day Date Opponent Time SAT AUG. 25 ALUMNI 7:00 PM

FRI SEPT 7 AR KANSAS 7:00 PM SUN SEPT9 BAYLOR 1:00 PM FRI SEPT 14 DUKE 7:30 PM

FRI SEPT 2 1 TENNESSEE 8:00 PM SUN SEPT 23 CLEMSON 2:00 PM

FRI OCTS *SAN FRANCISCO 5:00 PM FRI OCT 7 ARIZONA STATE 12:00 PM SUN OCT 14 *LO YOLA MARYMO UNT 1:00 PM

SUN OCT26 *PEPPERDINE 5:00 PM FRJ OCT 28 CS FULLERTON 1:00 PM

FRI NO V 9 UC IRVINE 7:30 PM

* Indicates wee Match ALL HOME MATCHES IN BOLD