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CAL QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ...... Berkeley, CA 94720 Cal Campus ...... IFC Cal Records ...... 16-17 Founded ...... 1868 Quick Facts/Media Contacts ...... 1 Honors and Awards ...... 18-19 Enrollment ...... 33,000 2006 Outlook ...... 2 Year-By-Year Results/Postseason ... 20-23 Conference ...... Pacific-10 2006 Roster ...... 3 Cal vs. All Opponents ...... 21 Nickname ...... Golden Bears Cal Coaching Staff ...... 4-5 This is Cal ...... 24-25 Colors ...... Blue & Gold 2006 Athlete Profiles...... 6-12 Academic Support/Strength Program ...... 26 Chancellor ...... Robert Birgeneau Opponents ...... 13 Administrator Bios ...... 27 Athletic Director ...... Sandy Barbour 2005 Season In Review/ Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field ...... 28 Asst. AD/Women’s Soccer ...... Liz Miles Pac-10 Standings ...... 14 Bears Up Close ...... IBC Home Field/Capacity ...... Goldman Field 2005 Results and Statistics ...... 15 2006 Cal Schedule ...... BC at Edwards Stadium/22,000 2005 Overall Record ...... 16-4-2 2005 Pac-10 Record/Place ...... 7-1-1/2nd Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/6 MEDIA CONTACTS Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 19/11 NEWSPAPERS TELEVISION Newcomers ...... 7 Associated Press KGO-TV (ABC, Ch. 7) Women’s Soccer Office ...... 510-643-8100 Greg Beacham (SE) Eric Christiansen (SP) 126 Haas Pavilion ...... Fax: 510-643-2536 303 2nd Street, Suite 680 North 900 Front Street Berkeley, CA 94720 San Francisco, CA 94107 San Francisco, CA 94111 Head Coach ...... Kevin Boyd (415) 495-1708 (415) 954-7934 (Tri-State ’90), 10th year Fax: 495-4967 Fax: 956-6402 Boyd’s Email ...... [email protected] KNTV—TV (NBC, Ch. 11) Career Record ..... 112-58-15, .646 (9 years) Contra Costa Times Tom Barnidge (SE) Rick Lambert (SP) Record at Cal ...... Same 2450 N. First Street Assistant Coach ...... Jennifer Thomas P.O. Box 5088 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 San Jose, CA 95131 (Cal ’86), 9th year (408) 286-111 Assistant Coach ...... Maite Zabala (925) 943-8244 Fax: 930-6150 Fax: 286-1530 (Cal ’01), 3rd year KPIX-TV (CBS, Ch. 5) Media Relations Office ...... 510-642-5363 Daily Californian (Student) Anthony Catchatoorian (SP) 353 Haas Pavilion ...... Fax: 510-643-7778 Sports Editor 855 Battery Street Berkeley, CA 94720 Eshleman Hall San Francisco, CA 94111 Assistant Media Relations Director/ Berkeley, CA 94720 (415) 765-8776 W-Soccer ...... Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz (510) 548-8300 Fax: 765-8973 Direct Work Phone ...... 510-642-3611 Fax: 849-2803 KRON-TV (Indep., Ch. 4) Email Address ...... [email protected] Dave Guingona (SP) Official Web Site ...... www.CalBears.com Oakland Tribune Jon Becker (SE) 1001 Van Ness Avenue Dennis Miller (soccer reporter) San Francisco, CA 94109 BEAR BACKERS 4770 Willow Road (415) 561-8981 SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Pleasanton, CA 94588 Fax: 561-8136 Bear Backers are loyal Cal alumni and (925) 416-4847 KTVU-TV (Fox, Ch. 2) friends who provide financial support to Fax: 416-4874 Pete Lupetti (SP) Cal Athletics with their donations. Every No. 2, Jack London Square San Francisco Chronicle Oakland, CA 94607 student-athlete benefits from their Glenn Schwarz (SE) contributions which underwrite (510) 874-0242 Michelle Smith (soccer reporter) Fax: 451-2610 scholarships, operational needs and 901 Mission Street academic tutoring programs. Bear San Francisco, CA 94103 MISCELLANEOUS Backers also build athletic facilities, (415) 777-7201 Soccer America including Haas Pavilion. The best way to Fax: 543-3754 Paul Kennedy, Managing Editor support a Cal team is to join Bear P.O. Box 23704 Backers. Call (510) 642-2427 for more San Francisco Examiner Oakland, CA 94632 information. Matt Elliser (SE) 981 Market Street (510) 420-3640 San Francisco, CA 94102 Fax: 420-3655 CREDITS (415) 359-2701 Soccer Buzz The 2006 California Women’s Soccer Fax: 359-2766 Randy Diggs, Editor Media Guide was written and edited by Debbie P.O. Box 1818 San Jose Mercury-News Rosenfeld-Caparaz, assistant media relations New York, NY 10156 Rachel Wilner (SE) director. Design and layout by John Dunbar, Fax: (646) 349-1532 750 Ridder Park Drive publications director, and Evan Kerr, publications Pacific-10 Conference San Jose, CA 95131 coordinator. Photography by Ken DeCrosta, Bri Niemi, Soccer PR (408) 920-5354 John Dunbar, Brandon Goodman, Evan Kerr, 1350 Treat Boulevard, Suite 500 Fax: 920-5244 Patrick Merrill,Takamaro Nagahama, Michael Walnut Creek, CA 94597 Pimentel, and Don Saria. Printing by UC Printing (925) 932-4411 Services, Berkeley, CA. Fax: 932-4601

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all-league selection at Santa Rosa High School. the game-winning assist in a 1-0 road triumph BEARS MATURE INTO The Bears have also added Rosie Aguilera, over Utah. CHAMPIONSHIP who transferred to Berkeley after posting a Lea, who participated in a U.S. under-21 1.37 GAA in 14 outings in 2005 as a rookie for national team camp in June, garnered second- CONTENDER UC Irvine. team All-Pac-10 recognition as a sophomore oming off a third-round appearance at “You’d expect Anna to be the starter, but after notching game-winning goals against the 2005 NCAA Tournament, California there could be a battle for playing time,” Boyd Washington (1-0) and Stanford (2-0). Cis eager to take the next step on the said. “Nicole had a great spring, and Gina is solid “Nadia and Caroline play well together and national scene this season. in goal. Rosie gained valuable experience last complement each other’s game,” Boyd said. The Golden Bears recorded a 16-4-2 overall year.” “Nadia is more of the ball-winner and destroyer, record last year and placed second in the Pac- while Caroline excels at creating a rhythm for 10 at 7-1-1 for their best-ever record in DEFENDERS the team. They’re both great in the air.” Juniors Caitlin Hannegan and Laurie conference play. It was Cal’s first venture past Senior Alivia Mazura returns as a starting Gartrell are slated to play bigger roles in Cal’s the third round of the postseason since 1988. outside back, while juniors Courtney Hooker midfield in 2006. Hannegan missed most of last “The team feels confident,” said Kevin Boyd, and Kristine Relja will continue to anchor the season with a knee injury after competing in 14 who enters his 10th season at Cal. “By getting center of the Bears’ backline. All three athletes games, making three starts, as a freshman. to the third round, we believe that we belong in have been regular starting defenders over the Gartrell has been a sparkplug off of Cal’s bench the third round every year. The focus should be last two campaigns. Mazura was chosen Cal’s in 38 games over the last two years and was on taking the next step.” Freshman of the Year in 2003 and is known for credited with the second goal in Cal’s 2-0 victory Despite returning only five starters, Cal being the team’s iron woman and a leader. over Rice in the 2005 NCAA Tournament. welcomes back 13 players who saw significant Hooker, who spent time with the U.S. under- Redshirt junior Jenny Wendell, who missed playing time last year. Three of those starters 20 national team in the spring, received second- the 2003 and 2005 seasons with knee injuries, are from the Bears’ dominant backline. Senior team All-America and first-team All-Pac-10 and freshmen Katie Oakes and Kelly Alivia Mazura and juniors Courtney Hooker accolades as a sophomore. Relja brings a physical Menachof should find time in the rotation. and Kristine Relja were huge factors in the presence to the defensive unit. Oakes is listed as one of the top 100 recruits for Bears ranking seventh in the nation in 2005 in “Our backline is experienced,” Boyd said. “In 2006 by Soccer Buzz, and Menachof helped her goals-against average with a school record the spring, when we played teams 30-minute Colorado club team to five state titles. 0.475 mark. halves, we were giving up one shot at most, and Cal’s focus in the spring was its offense. The it wasn’t even dangerous.” team has graduated four of last year’s top-five Senior Emily Ward and sophomore Nkechi leaders in points, including second-team All- Kanu are prime candidates to replace second- FORWARDS Pac-10 selection Liz Eisenberg, who paced team All-Pac-10 selection Tracy Hamm, who Veterans Julia Schnugg and Katie Ratican the Bears with 26 points and 11 goals. has exhausted her eligibility. Kanu saw minutes are expected to ignite Cal’s offense during their Boyd is confident that this year’s attack, led in six games last year, final season. Schnugg helped Florida State to by seniors Katie Ratican and Julia Schnugg, including one start, and the 2003 NCAA semifinals by posting 22 points. has the potential to be potent. Ratican led Cal recorded an assist in Ratican has improved her offensive numbers with six assists a year ago and ranked third on Cal’s game against each season, recording seven points, 10 points the team in points (12), and Schnugg – a second- Florida State in the third and 12 points, respectively. team All-ACC pick at Florida State before round of the NCAA “Katie and Julia stood out for us in the spring,” transferring to Cal – came on strong late last Tournament. Ward Boyd said. “We’re hoping to get a lot out of both season, finishing with six points (one goal, played in 12 players this fall. We need someone to stick the four assists). games as a ball in the back of the net with regularity like “We dominated opponents in junior. Gidget (Eisenberg) and score timely goals.” the spring,” Boyd said. “We Junior Stephanie Wieger battled injuries to were dangerous both ankles last season and is now on track to and saw a lot of return to her freshman-year form. In 2004, creativity from our players.” Kristine Relja Wieger posted 19 points from seven goals and five assists. Redshirt junior Bri Wiles GOALKEEPERS Junior Katie Martinez, will also battle for time after participating in 18 Senior Anna Key is the frontrunner to replace and freshmen Brianna Bak contests, including two starts, as a sophomore. Ashley Sulprizio, who had a dazzling 2005 and Jessica Mazura, Sophomores Valerie Barnes and Katherine senior season. Key has played in 15 games and Alivia’s sister, add depth to Daiss will be counted on for contributions. made five starts over the last two years, allowing the Bears’ defense. Barnes was voted the team’s Freshman of the only four goals in 723 minutes in the net for a 0.50 Year and tallied the game-winning goal in the GAA. As a freshman, the Oakland, Calif., product MIDFIELDERS Bears’ 2-1 decision over UTEP in the second round of the postseason. Daiss saw playing started 14 of the 15 games she entered. Senior Nadia Al-Lami time in 13 games, logging a goal against Oregon Redshirt sophomore Nicole Jarbo and junior Caroline Lea and the game-winning assist vs. UC Santa gained experience in the spring after look to lead Cal’s midfield. Barbara. seeing action in only one game Al-Lami has started 53 Freshmen Katie Oakes and Lisa Kevorkian last season. games during her career, may also be factors on the frontline. Kevorkian Freshman Gina earning three honorable netted 143 goals during her fours years at Pellegrini is also mention All-Pac-10 honors. In Monrovia High School. Redshirt freshman targeted to challenge 2005, Al-Lami launched the Torrey Delaplane hopes to see action, as for minutes in goal. A game-winning goal in a 2- well. member of the 2005 National Select 1 come-from-behind win team, Pellegrini was a three-time over USC and registered

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ALPHABETICAL No Name Pos 0 Rosie Aguilera G 18 Nadia Al-Lami M 8 Brianna Bak D 20 Valerie Barnes F 2 Katherine Daiss F 27 Torrey Delaplane F 23 Laurie Gartrell M 5 Caitlin Hannegan M 12 Courtney Hooker D 1 Nicole Jarbo G 28 Nkechi Kanu D 24 Lisa Kevorkian F 16 Anna Key G 17 Caroline Lea M 15 Katie Martinez D 6 Alivia Mazura D 3 Jessica Mazura D/M 19 Kelly Menachof M 10 Katie Oakes M/F 2006 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM 00 Gina Pellegrini G FRONT ROW (L-R): Nkechi Kanu, Laurie Gartrell, Valerie Barnes, Beth DeAraujo, Jenny 7 Katie Ratican F Wendell, Katie Martinez, Bri Wiles, Julia Schnugg. MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Stephanie Wieger, 14 Kristine Relja D Alivia Mazura, Caitlin Hannegan, Courtney Hooker, Lisa Kevorkian, Katie Ratican, Kelly 29 Julia Schnugg F Menachof. BACK ROW (L-R): Assistant Coach Jennifer Thomas, Jessica Mazura, Katie 21 Emily Ward D Oakes, Kristine Relja, Caroline Lea, Nicole Jarbo, Rosie Aguilera, Anna Key, Gina Pellegrini, 11 Jenny Wendell M Nadia Al-Lami, Brianna Bak, Torrey Delaplane, Katherine Daiss, Assistant Coach Maite 22 Stephanie Wieger F Zabala, Head Coach Kevin Boyd. Not pictured: Emily Ward. 30 Bri Wiles F

NUMERICAL COACHING STAFF Head Coach: No Name Pos Ht YR Exp Hometown/Previous School(s) Kevin Boyd (Tri-State ’90, 10th season) 00 Gina Pellegrini G 5-7 Fr. HS Santa Rosa, CA/Santa Rosa HS Assistant Coaches: 0 Rosie Aguilera G 5-11 So. TR Piedmont, CA/UC Irvine/Piedmont HS Jennifer Thomas (9th season) 1 Nicole Jarbo G 5-8 So.* 1V Palmdale, CA/Highland HS Maite Zabala (3rd season) 2 Katherine Daiss F 5-6 So. 1V Portola Valley, CA/Menlo-Atherton HS 3 Jessica Mazura D/M 5-9 Fr. HS Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar HS 5 Caitlin Hannegan M 5-8 Jr. 2V San Rafael, CA/Marin Catholic HS 6 Alivia Mazura D 5-4 Sr. 3V Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar HS PRONUNCIATION 7 Katie Ratican F 5-3 Sr. 3V Fullerton, CA/Troy HS GUIDE 8 Brianna Bak D 5-11 Fr. HS Manhattan Beach, CA/Chadwick School 10 Katie Oakes M/F 5-9 Fr. HS West Hills, CA/El Camino Real HS Nadia Al-Lami ...... AHL-LAH-mee 11 Jenny Wendell M 5-2 Jr.* 1V San Francisco, CA/University HS Brianna Bak ...... BOCK 12 Courtney Hooker D 5-8 Jr. 2V Woodland Hills, CA/Chaminade College Prep Katherine Daiss ...... DAY-iss 14 Kristine Relja D 5-8 Jr. 2V Pleasanton, CA/Amador Valley HS Laurie Gartrell ...... gar-TRELL 15 Katie Martinez D 5-5 Jr. 2V Fremont, CA/Washington HS Nkechi Kanu ...... nuh-KEH-chee kah-NEW 16 Anna Key G 5-8 Sr. 3V Oakland, CA/Bishop O’Dowd HS Caroline Lea ...... CARE-oh-LINE LEE 17 Caroline Lea M 5-8 Jr. 2V Lakewood, CO/Colorado Academy Kelly Menachof ...... MEN-uh-COUGH 18 Nadia Al-Lami M 5-8 Sr. 3V Santa Cruz, CA/Harbor HS Alivia and Jessica Mazura .....ma-ZER-ah 19 Kelly Menachof M 5-4 Fr. HS Castle Rock, CO/Arapahoe HS Gina Pellegrini ...... PELL-uh-GREEN-ee 20 Valerie Barnes F 5-4 So. 1V Martinez, CA/Berean Christian HS Kristine Relja ...... REL-yuh 21 Emily Ward D 5-5 Sr. 3V Laguna Beach, CA/Laguna Beach HS Stephanie Wieger ...... WEE-ger 22 Stephanie Wieger F 5-4 Jr. 2V Concord, CA/Carondelet HS Maite Zabala ...... MY-tay zuh-BAL-uh 23 Laurie Gartrell M 5-6 Jr. 2V La Jolla, CA/The Bishop’s School 24 Lisa Kevorkian F 5-6 Fr. HS Arcadia, CA/Monrovia HS 27 Torrey Delaplane F 5-7 Fr.* RS Valley Center, CA/Valley Center HS BY CLASS 28 Nkechi Kanu D 5-3 So. 1V Pleasanton, CA/Foothill HS Seniors ...... 6 29 Julia Schnugg F 5-5 Sr. 1V Alamo, CA/Florida State/Monte Vista HS Juniors ...... 9 30 Bri Wiles F 5-1 Jr.* 2V Santa Cruz, CA/Soquel HS Sophomores ...... 5 *indicates player has utilized a redshirt year Freshmen ...... 7

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One of the veteran coaches of the Pac-10, age groups, to the ODP national tournament. Boyd, 38, possesses over 15 years of collegiate An excellent player in his own right, Boyd’s KEVIN and youth coaching experience and holds USSF resume boasts extensive playing experience at National “A” and NSCAA Premier coaching both the professional and collegiate levels. He BOYD licenses. The Bears’ recruiting classes have began his college career in 1987 at Tri-State been tabbed in the top 15 nationally by Soccer University in Angola, Ind., where he was a four- Head Coach Buzz for five of the last eight years. year letterwinner and three-time all-district, all- 10th Season at Cal Prior to being named head coach at Cal, Boyd area and all-MICL selection as a sweeper. A worked the 1996 season as the program’s three-time Trojan team captain, Boyd was Kevin Boyd, the 2005 assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. selected to the NAIA honorable mention Pac-10 Coach of the As such, he played an instrumental role in All-America team as a senior in 1990 Year, enters his 10th landing what proved to be one of the and was later inducted into the Tri- season at the helm of the nation’s top recruiting classes that season. State Hall of Fame. California women’s With Boyd on staff, the ’96 Bears also Boyd’s playing career also includes soccer team as the returned to the national rankings for the a brief stint in 1990 with Hamar winningest coach in the first time in three years. Kameratena of the Norwegian Elite (first program’s 24-year Since 1996, Boyd has also coached division) and three years (1991-93) history. Under his several Bay Area club teams. In as a member of the Region IV direction, the Golden 2002, he led the U18 Marin Men’s Select team. Bears have competed in seven NCAA Rockers to the Cal North He currently resides in El Tournaments – including a school record of five state title. He also Sobrante. straight from 1998-02 – and captured their first- coached the U17 Cal ever Pac-10 championship in 1998. North state team. Boyd boasts an overall record of 112-58-15 Boyd began his (.646) in nine seasons in Berkeley, for an coaching career average of over 12 wins per year. With a 1-0 Kevin Boyd is the with the Idaho winningest coach double-overtime decision over Dartmouth on Youth Soccer Sept. 9, 2005, Boyd earned his 100th-career in Cal women’s Association, soccer history. victory. He owns 51 more wins than any of the where he five other head coaches who have led the Cal served as a women’s soccer team. Last season, the Bears coach and club earned their 13th all-time NCAA Tournament director from selection and advanced to the third round for the 1991-96. During CAL ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS first time since 1988. The Bears posted a 16-4- that same period, Year Coach Record Pac-10 Rec. (Place) NCAA Finish 2 overall record and placed second in the Pac- he also managed 10 with their best-ever conference record of 7- the Idaho U18 1982 Pat Keohane 6-0-0 — — 1-1, earning Boyd Cal’s first Pac-10 Coach of State Select 1983 Bill Merrell 10-2-3 — T5th the Year accolade in women’s soccer. team, and in 1984 Bill Merrell 13-5-1 — 4th Also in 2005, the program set a school season 1992, he 1985 Bill Merrell 13-4-2 — — record for lowest goals-against average (0.475, founded the Les 1986 Peter Reynaud 16-3-1 — T5th seventh in nation) and tied Cal records for Bois United 1987 Jean-Paul Verhees 16-1-0 — T3rd shutouts (14) and fewest goals allowed (11). Soccer Club in 1988 Jean-Paul Verhees 16-5-2 — T3rd In 2000, Boyd coached Cal to the most wins Boise, Idaho. 1989 Bill Merrell 14-3-1 — — in school history, as the Bears finished the year As head 1990 Bill Merrell 11-6-1 — — with a 17-3-1 record, a first-round NCAA coach and 1991 Andy Bonchonsky 9-8-0 — — Tournament bye and a final national ranking of director of Les 1992 Andy Bonchonsky 8-8-2 — — No. 4 by Soccer America. In the Boyd era, Cal Bois for four 1993 Andy Bonchonsky 10-4-4 — T9th has consistently been regarded as one of the years, he turned 1994 Andy Bonchonsky 5-9-4 — — top teams in the country, holding a final ranking the club into an 1995 Andy Bonchonsky 8-10-1 3-4-0 (T5th) — of No. 6 last season. Idaho state youth 1996 Andy Bonchonsky 13-3-2 5-2-0 (2nd) — Several of Boyd’s pupils have gone on to soccer 1997 Kevin Boyd 11-7-1 6-3-0 (4th) — professional playing careers. Maite Zabala powerhouse, 1998 Kevin Boyd 13-8-0 7-2-0 (T1st) T33rd (2001-03) and Laura Schott (2003) competed in winning a 1999 Kevin Boyd 13-7-1 6-3-0 (4th) T33rd the WUSA, and in 2003, Carly Fuller became the remarkable 22 2000 Kevin Boyd 17-3-1 7-2-0 (2nd) T17th first American woman to play professionally in state titles during 2001 Kevin Boyd 12-7-2 4-4-1 (T5th) T33rd China. Zabala, a 2004 member of Spain’s Athletic his tenure. 2002 Kevin Boyd 12-8-1 4-5 (T6th) T17th Bilbao, emerged as Cal’s career shutout leader In 1994, Boyd 2003 Kevin Boyd 7-8-4 2-6-1 (T9th) — (26.5) in 2000. Schott, a two-time All-American, became involved 2004 Kevin Boyd 11-6-3 4-3-2 (T4th) T33rd developed into the school’s all-time goal scorer with the Region 2005 Kevin Boyd 16-4-2 7-1-1 (2nd) T9th (56) in 2002 after grabbing a share of the IV Olympic Totals 280-129-39 (.669) 55-35-5 (.605) season goal record (23) in 2000. Development Boyd’s Cal teams have produced 25 first- or Program, and Boyd’s totals...... 112-58-15 (.646) second-team All-Pac-10 selections, as well as from 1994-97, he Merrell’s totals ...... 61-20-8 (.730) 19 first- or second-team Pac-10 All-Academic coached three Bonchonsky’s totals ...... 53-42-13 (.551) choices. The 2003-04 Bears showcased the separate Verhees’ totals ...... 32-6-2 (.825) highest GPA (3.34) of Cal’s 27 intercollegiate regional teams, in Reynaud’s totals ...... 16-3-1 (.825) teams. three different Keohane’s totals ...... 6-0-0 (1.000)

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sport interscholastic athletic department. While at Incline, she also acted as the soccer JENNIFER coordinator for the Nevada Interscholastic MAITE Athletic Association. THOMAS Prior to her duties as athletic director, Thomas ZABALA founded and directed the FC Soccer Camps in Assistant Coach Incline in 1993 and held that role until 2001. In Assistant Coach Ninth Season at Cal addition to her own camp, she concurrently Third Season at Cal managed a similar camp in Incline, run by the Jennifer Thomas, who American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO). Maite Zabala, who has anchored California’s Thomas brought five years of coaching been associated with backline from 1982-85, experience with her to Cal. In addition to her California’s soccer enters her ninth season duties as athletic director at Incline High, Thomas prominence for nine as an assistant coach founded and coached the school’s girls’ varsity years, begins her third for her alma mater. and junior varsity soccer teams. In 1997, she season as a full-time Thomas is linked to expanded her coaching responsibilities when assistant coach for her Cal’s recognition as a she took over as head coach of the Sierra alma mater. national soccer power Nevada Soccer Club’s under-19 girls’ team. Before assuming her and a consistent Thomas coached, administered and played on current role, Zabala participant in the NCAA Tournament. During her the Reno Rattlers in 1997. served as a volunteer coach for the Golden stint as an assistant, the Golden Bears have Still an avid soccer player, she helped her Bears for three seasons from 2001-03, and posted a record of 101-51-14 (.651), for an over-30 club team to regional and national prior to that, she distinguished herself as one of average of almost 13 wins per season, and championships in 2003 and 2004. the nation’s top collegiate goalkeepers. have advanced to the postseason seven times. An all-conference and all-region selection, With Zabala as a Cal player or coach, the In 2005, the program advanced to the third round Thomas graduated from Cal in 1986 with a Bears have posted eight winning seasons and of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since bachelor’s of arts degree in political economies have garnered seven NCAA Tournament bids, 1988, set a school record for goals-against of industrial societies. With Thomas patrolling highlighted by a third-round appearance in 2005. average (0.47) and tied Cal bests for shutouts the Bears’ backline, they advanced to two Under Zabala’s tutelage, goalkeeper Ashley (14) and goals allowed (11). NCAA Tournaments and made their first of three Sulprizio ranked ninth in the nation in goals- From 2001-02, Thomas also served as a final four appearances in 1984. She earned a against average last season at 0.474, which is sideline reporter and then as a color commentator master’s of arts degree in education from the second-best mark in school history, and the for local broadcasts of the WUSA’s San Jose Stanford in 1991 and has a USSF “A” coaching Bears were tabbed seventh in the country as a CyberRays. license. team at 0.475. Before returning to Cal as a coach in 1998, Originally from Portola Valley, Calif., Thomas As a student-athlete at Cal from 1997-00, Thomas spent the previous four years as the and Rich Meyer reside in Berkeley with their Zabala emerged as the Bears’ all-time leader for athletic director at Incline High School in Incline, son, Wyatt, who will celebrate his fifth birthday career shutouts with 26.5 and finished the 2000 Nev., where she was responsible for on Nov. 12. season with the 10th-best goals-against coordinating and supervising the school’s 31- average in the country at 0.64. All told, the Boise, Idaho, product recorded a .900 career GAA in 6,295 minutes of action. Zabala garnered four All-Pac-10 honors, including first-team recognition as a sophomore and junior, and received the Bears’ team MVP award during her final two campaigns. She led the Bears to three NCAA Tournament berths (1998, ’99 and ’00), the program’s only Pac-10 title in 1998 and a school-record 17 wins in 2000. Following her Cal career, Zabala gained additional experience playing for the WUSA’s Atlanta Beat, Philadelphia Charge and Carolina Courage. During the spring of 2004, she helped Athletic Bilbao win the Spanish SuperLiga. Zabala earned her bachelor’s degree in political science from Cal in 2001.

Assistant coaches Maite Zabala (left) and Jennifer Thomas

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career-highs for points (10), goals (3) and basketball and golf…undeclared major…parents assists (4)…scored goals against No. 1 North are Dennis and JoAnn Bak…born March 1, ROSIE Carolina and No. 4 Santa Clara in the first round 1988, in Whittier. of the NCAA Tournament…her other goal came AGUILERA against San Jose State…recorded the game- winning assist in a 1-0 triumph over Saint Goalkeeper VALERIE Mary’s. 2003: Distinguished herself as an Sophomore / TR / 5-11 honorable mention All-Pac-10 player as a Piedmont, CA / UC Irvine / freshman…started all 17 games she BARNES Piedmont HS played…made the most starts of any of the Forward Bears’ talented rookies…scored her first Sophomore / 1V / 5-4 Aguilera transferred collegiate goal in Cal’s 2-0 shutout of Fresno Martinez, CA / Berean Christian HS to Cal after playing her State…posted the game-winning assist in a 2- freshman season at UC 0 triumph over Arizona. Barnes was one of Irvine…tall and lanky… HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Played in the the best surprises of the good shot-blocker. 2003 McDonald’s All-America game…competed 2005 season after battling UC IRVINE: Played in at the U14 and U17 ESP national camp…two- a string of injuries in high 14 games and made eight year national team (U14-U15) and four-year school…direct, fast, starts…allowed 14 goals ODP regional team participant…U14-U17 Cal physical forward…has in 917 minutes in the net # North state team competitor…led Harbor HS to the ability to score in for a 1.37 goals-against the 2003 CCS Division III championship game many different ways in average…posted two 0 and to the 2002 title…selected to the 2003 All- the box…finishes well shutouts…Big West Mercury News soccer team…CCS second-team with both feet. # scholar athlete. pick as a junior…named the 2000 CCS Freshman CAL: 2005: Named 20 HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: MVP of the Bay of the Year…four-time first-team all-league Cal’s Freshman of the Shore Athletic League as a senior at Piedmont honoree…development studies major…parents Year after sparking the team in 19 games off the HS…two-time All-Bay Shore Athletic League are Sattar and Alison Al-Lami…born March 3, bench…entered all nine Pac-10 contests… selection and team MVP…two-year captain… 1985, in Santa Clara. netted the game-winning goal in Cal’s 2-1 victory four-year letterwinner…played club soccer for AL-LAMI’S CAREER STATISTICS over UTEP in the second round of the NCAA Bay Oakes…undeclared major…loves to travel Tournament…scored her other goal in a 5-0 win Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts and be outdoors…parents are Walter Aguilera at Oregon…fired a season-high four shots vs. 2003 17 17 19 1 1 3 and Claudia Brown…born Dec. 2, 1987, in UTEP and Oregon…posted an assist in a 2-0 2004 20 20 21 3 4 10 Berkeley. triumph over Washington State. 2005 22 16 15 1 1 3 HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Earned first- AGUILERA’S CAREER Totals 59 53 55 5 6 16 STATISTICS team all-league honors as a freshman, junior Year G GS Saves GA Avg. Min SO and senior…league MVP as a junior…holds 2005* 14 7 44 14 1.37 917 2 BRIANNA several Berean Christian HS records – most * UC Irvine goals in a game (6), most goals in a season (27) and most assists in a season (16)…set her BAK school’s career scoring record during her first NADIA Defender three years…helped the Diablo Valley Soccer Freshman / HS / 5-11 Club win four State Cups and advance to two Manhattan Beach, CA / regional finals…undeclared major…tore the AL-LAMI Chadwick School meniscus in her left knee as a sophomore, tore Midfielder the ACL of her right knee as a junior and broke Senior / 3V / 5-8 Bak is a good 1-v-1 her right leg as a senior…parents are Mark and Santa Cruz, CA / Harbor HS defender…big and Jeanette Barnes…her father coaches her club strong with deceptive team…born Oct. 16, 1987, in Walnut Creek. Al-Lami is a returning speed…delivers a great BARNES’ CAREER STATISTICS three-year starter at the long ball…dangerous on Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts defensive midfielder set pieces. 2005 19 0 20 2 1 5 spot…one of the team’s HIGH SCHOOL/ leaders…ball-winner PERSONAL: Participated and incredibly active… in the Cal South ODP U.S. U19 B team captain. program since 1999… # CAL: 2005: Received starred on the Slammers 8 her third honorable # FC G87 team for seven mention All-Pac-10 honor years, leading the club to the 2002 USYSA and her second Pac-10 18 national title and to runner-up finishes in 2004 All-Academic honorable and 2005…netted three goals in the 2004 national mention selection…notched the game-winning championship game…helped the Slammers to score in a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over three Far West Regional and Cal South National USC…registered the game-winning assist in a State Cup championships (2002, ’04, ’05) and to 1-0 overtime road win over Utah. 2004: Garnered five Surf and Girls’ Cups…participated in U13- honorable mention All-Pac-10 and team MVP U18 ODP pool…at Chadwick School, also was honors…honorable mention Pac-10 All- a three-year member of the golf and basketball Academic choice…started all 20 games…tallied teams…second-team All-Prep League pick in

6 2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS CALIFORNIA Golden Bears goals, assists and points in a season and GARTRELL’S CAREER KATHERINE career…her season goal record is 29 and the STATISTICS career mark is 79…led her school to the 2002 Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts league title…four-time first-team all-league and 2004 20 0 8 1 0 2 DAISS All-North County choice…voted her team’s 2005 18 0 8 1 3 5 Offensive MVP in 2002, 2003 and 2005 and the Forward Totals 38 0 16 2 3 7 overall team MVP in 2004…led the San Diego Sophomore / 1V / 5-6 Surf Club to both the California South State Cup Portola Valley, CA / Menlo-Atherton HS and Surf Cup finals…helped the Surf Club to the CAITLIN 2002 State Open Cup crown…contributed to Daiss is fast and great two league championships in track and field, on the ball…serves earning 2002 team MVP honors…owns school HANNEGAN dangerous balls and can records in the 200m, 4x100 and 4x400 Midfielder effortlessly strike an relays…won the Senior Athlete Hall of Fame Junior / 2V / 5-8 accurate long award…intends to be a practice of art San Rafael, CA / Marin Catholic HS ball…capable of taking major…loves to paint…parents are Jay and players on 1-v- Claudia Delaplane…born Dec. 27, 1986, in Long Hannegan stood out 1…versatile player who Beach. as one of Cal’s most saw some time on the improved players in the backline in the spring. # spring…expected to see CAL: 2005: Saw 2 LAURIE more action this fall…a minutes in 13 games off mobile player who of the bench…played in five Pac-10 contests… defends, attacks with a netted a goal in the win over Oregon and the GARTRELL vengeance, delivers a game-winning assist against UC Santa Midfielder clean ball, is good on the Barbara…tallied a season-high three shots – all Junior / 2V / 5-6 ball and gets herself out # on goal – against Oregon. La Jolla, CA / The Bishop’s School of trouble. 5 HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A Student Sports CAL: 2005: Saw Magazine Top 100 recruit for 2005… member of Gartrell is tabbed to action in five games during the non-conference the Region IV ODP pool for 2005 and a Cal North see more playing time in season before sustaining a knee injury. 2004: State ODP member in 2002 and 2004…three- the Bears’ midfield Played in 14 games and made starts against time all-league and both a two-time league and rotation after an excellent Creighton, Fresno State and Pacific. team MVP pick…powered the Stanford Quake spring…delivers the best HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Member of the to the semifinals of the State Cup in 1999 and final third ball on the regional ODP and Cal North state teams…at 2005…her World United futsal team made the team…creative and tricky Marin Catholic HS, was picked as the league semifinals at the 2003 National Futsal on the ball. Championships…league finalist in the 400 MVP as a junior and was a three-time first-team CAL: 2005: Tabbed all-league honoree…led Marin Catholic to the meters in track and field…undeclared honorable mention Pac- # major…grandfather, Carlton Daiss, played tennis 2003 league and NCS championships…played 10 All-Academic…tallied 23 for three seasons with the Bay Oaks Soccer at Cal…has identified 32 relatives who attended the second goal in Cal’s Club…club advanced to the State Cup Cal, including both parents, two grandparents 2-0 triumph over Rice in the first round of the and three great-grandparents…played semifinals…trained for soccer in Mexico for NCAA Tournament…posted the game-winning three summers…CIF Scholar Athlete…legal trombone in high school jazz band…overcame assist in a 1-0 win over UC Santa Barbara and three collar bone breaks as a sophomore… studies major…interested in photography… added assists in victories over Southern volunteers at St. Vincent de Paul’s dining room… parents are Dan Daiss and Nancy Wilson…born Methodist and Oregon. 2004: Provided a lift in 20 Oct. 3, 1987, in Stanford. parents are Mike and Lisa Hannegan…born Jan. games…nailed the game-winning goal against 28, 1986, in San Francisco. DAISS’ CAREER STATISTICS Colgate. Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Spent time with HANNEGAN’S CAREER STATISTICS 2005 13 0 4 1 1 3 the U17 adidas national team, including on the Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts 2003 European tour…has served on the regional 2004 14 3 1 0 0 0 ODP and the Cal South state teams…her team 2005 5 0 1 0 0 0 TORREY was the national ODP champion in 2001 and the Totals 19 3 2 0 0 0 national ODP finalist in 2002 and 2003…played on the 2001 national champion Surf Soccer DELAPLANE Club, which also won the 2004 State Cup…led Forward The Bishop’s School in goals and assists all four Freshman / RS / 5-7 years, becoming a four-time all-district, all-league Valley Center, CA / Valley Center HS and team MVP selection…competed on the school’s field hockey and track and field Delaplane excels at teams…legal studies major…during the summer getting in behind teams of 2003, built houses in Mexico with a community and having 1-v-1 service group called Kids Korp…her older sister, opportunities with the Heather, played soccer for UC Santa Cruz… goalkeeper…has shown parents are Garth and Paula Gartrell…born Oct. tactical improvement. 9, 1985, in San Diego. CAL: 2005: Redshirted the season. HIGH SCHOOL/ PERSONAL: Set records # at Valley Center HS for 27

2006 VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide 77 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears Cup titles from 2003-05, a regional final in 2003 and the regional semifinals in 2004 and COURTNEY NICOLE 2005…won league and NCS titles in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay for her high school HOOKER JARBO track and field team…named Rookie of the Year for her track and field team in 2001-02…intends Defender Goalkeeper to major in environmental economics and Junior / 2V / 5-8 Sophomore / 1V / 5-8 policy…member of the National Society of High Woodland Hills, CA / Palmdale, CA / Highland HS School Scholars from 2002-04…twice interned Chaminade College Prep at NASA in Mountain View…parents are Oji and Jarbo enters her third Gloria Kanu…both of her parents are Hooker emerged as season at Cal in 2006 engineers…born Dec. 11, 1987, in San Jose. one of the top central after redshirting 2004 due defenders in the country to an ACL tear… KANU’S CAREER STATISTICS last season, earning extremely athletic… Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts second-team All- showed great develop- 2005 6 1 1 0 1 1 America and first-team ment in the spring and All-Pac-10 recognition… gained confidence from LISA reads the game well… playing time. # has good speed and is # CAL: 2005: Played super competitive… against Southern 1 KEVORKIAN terrific in a 1-v-1 12 Methodist for her first Forward collegiate action. 2004: Redshirted the 2004 defensive situation… Freshman / HS / 5-6 solid in the air…invited to U.S. under-20 national season after tearing her ACL. Arcadia, CA / Monrovia HS team camps in January and March 2006. HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Selected first- CAL: 2005: Named a second-team All- team all-league as a junior and senior at Highland Kevorkian is American by Soccer Buzz and a third-team All- HS…her club team, Cerritos Infinity, was ranked extremely tough and American by Soccer Times…first-team All-West fourth in the nation among the U18s…competed competitive…dominant region pick by Soccer Buzz…chosen as Cal’s on the volleyball team for two years…her club goal scorer who creates MVP and Defensive MVP…received first-team volleyball team, Futsal, was the U16 national chances out of a variety All-Pac-10 and honorable mention Pac-10 All- champion…valedictorian and scholar-athlete of opportunities. Academic honors…one of three Cal players to of the year…anthropology major…enjoys playing HIGH SCHOOL/ start all 22 games…huge factor in her team tying guitar and listening to music…parents are George PERSONAL: Member of or setting three school defensive records – and Thelma Jarbo…born Sept. 8, 1986, in various ODP pools from GAA (0.475, seventh in nation), goals allowed Glendale. 2000-06…attended # (11) and shutouts (14). 2004: Second-team All- JARBO’S CAREER STATISTICS regional camps in 2002 24 Pac-10 choice…earned third-team All-West Year G GS Saves GA Avg. M i n SO and 2003 and a national region accolades from the NSCAA and Soccer 2004 Redshirt team development camp in 2002…netted 143 Buzz…Soccer Buzz Freshman All-American… 2005 1 0 0 0 0.00 10 0 goals during her four-year career at Monrovia Cal’s Most Valuable Defensive Player and Totals 1 0 0 0 0.00 10 0 HS, including 54 as a senior…as a senior, Freshman of the Year…started all 20 games… earned her second first-team All-CIF selection critical to Cal’s backline, which tallied a 0.76 and was named Star News Player of the Year, GAA and secured 11 shutouts. NKECHI league MVP and all-area…scored 41 goals as HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Led the SoCal a junior to earn first-team All-CIF, team MVP, United Soccer Club to a Summer Surf Cup title in Offensive Player of the Year, Rio Hondo League 2003 and Winter Surf Cup titles in 2002 and KANU Offensive Player of the Year and her second 2003…her club, which was ranked No. 2 in the Defender scholar-athlete award…during her first three nation, claimed two California and Premier league Sophomore / 1V / 5-3 prep seasons, amassed 89 goals and three crowns…bolstered the Cal South state ODP Pleasanton, CA / Foothill HS league offensive player of the year team for three years…at Chaminade Prep, accolades…led Slammers FC to the 2002 USYSA earned league Offensive Player of the Year Kanu was one of Cal’s national crown and to runner-up finishes in (2003), first-team all-league (2001-03) and first- four most improved 2004 and 2005…Slammers also claimed the team All-CIF (2001-03)…sat out her senior players in the spring…will 2003 Surf Cup, the 2004 Jefferson Cup and the season after having major retinal eye surgery…a battle for more playing 2001, 2004 and 2005 National State star sprinter on the track and field team… time at an outside back Cup…undeclared major… traveled to Georgia in undeclared major…her twin brother, Anton, spot…extremely quick 2004 to study the Civil War…has a deep plays soccer at Santa Clara…enjoys surfing… player…handles the ball appreciation and knowledge of all 20th-century parents are Freddie Hooker and Ruth White… well…strong technically. music…aspires to be a Jeopardy contestant born Sept. 15, 1986, in Tarzana. CAL: 2005: Played in # and to beat Ken Jennings’ record…other hobbies HOOKER’S CAREER six games, including one include playing the guitar, composing songs, STATISTICS start against Oregon 28 skateboarding, fishing and kickboxing…parents Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts State…saw her first are James and Nancy Kevorkian…born Aug. 8, 2004 20 20 0 0 0 0 action against Washington State Oct. 9… 1988, in Arcadia. 2005 22 22 2 0 0 0 assisted on Cal’s goal in a 2-1 loss to Florida Totals 42 42 2 0 0 0 State in the third round of the NCAA Tournament. HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Two-time all- league pick in addition to earning league MVP honors in 2004 at Foothill HS…led her school to the North Coast Section title in 2004…propelled the Pleasant Rage to three California North State

8 2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS CALIFORNIA Golden Bears ANNA CAROLINE KATIE KEY LEA MARTINEZ Goalkeeper Midfielder Defender Senior / 3V / 5-8 Junior / 2V / 5-8 Junior / 2V / 5-5 Oakland, CA / Bishop O’Dowd HS Lakewood, CO / Colorado Academy Fremont, CA / Washington HS

Key is an athletic Lea is a rising star on Martinez is a solid goalkeeper who has the national scene… outside back…comes gained valuable attended a U.S. under- forward well with the experience in her first 20 national team camp in ball…super-fast, three seasons at Cal, May 2005 in Carson, versatile athlete…good starting 19 of the 30 Calif., and a U.S. under- on the ball and delivers a games she has 21 national team camp in great ball. entered…will be in the June 2006 in Boyds, CAL: 2005: Saw hunt for the starting job in Md….has had a greater action in three games. 2006…her maturity has # impact since moving from # 2004: Played in nine # led to greater confidence 16 forward to midfielder 17 games. 15 in goal…spent some time prior to the 2005 HIGH SCHOOL/ in June 2005 in Malawi, Africa, working at an season…has good size, is strong, fast and can PERSONAL: Spent two years on the regional orphan center, speaking at schools and meeting cover the whole field…great in the air… ODP team and three years on the Cal North state with the Malawi women’s national soccer quarterbacks Cal’s attack. team…at Washington HS, was a first-team all- team…interned with Amnesty International CAL: 2005: Garnered second-team All-Pac- league pick…also competed on the track and during the summer of 2006. 10 and third-team NSCAA All-West field team…American studies major…career CAL: 2005: Saw action in five games, including recognition…played in 19 games and made nine goals are to be a reporter or go into family a start against Montana…made a season-high starts…recorded the game-winning goals law…has a cockatiel and a cat…enjoys art and four saves in 90 minutes of a 3-1 win over against Washington (1-0) and Stanford (2-0) dancing…has an older sister, Serena…mother Montana…didn’t allow a goal in 16 minutes, 18 for her four points. 2004: Played in all 20 games, is Richelle Martinez…born Oct. 4, 1986, in seconds in the third round of the NCAA making 12 starts…netted goals at USC and Fremont. Tournament against Florida State…allowed only against Oregon…began the season with assists MARTINEZ’S CAREER one goal all season (0.51 GAA)…honorable in her first two games against Creighton and No. mention Pac-10 All-Academic recipient. 2004: 1 North Carolina and later at Pacific…finished STATISTICS Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts Played in 10 games, logging four starts…in the year with seven points. 2004 9 0 1 0 0 0 approximately 547 minutes in goal, allowed only HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: One of the Top 2005 3 0 0 0 0 0 three goals and posted three shutouts...grabbed 25 2004 recruits in the country according to Totals 12 0 1 0 0 0 a season-high four saves at Pacific and at Soccer Buzz…played for the U.S. U17 and U19 USC…second-team Pac-10 All-Academic pick. national teams…spent four years in the youth 2003: Assumed the starting duties for 14 of the national team pool and the regional Olympic final 15 games of the season after Ashley Development Program…competed in the adidas ALIVIA Sulprizio broke her thumb…posted a 1.16 GAA All-Star game in Houston, Texas, in May in almost 1400 minutes in the net…recorded five 2003…starred for the Colorado Girls Soccer MAZURA shutouts, including against Arizona and Academy, which won a U15 national Defender Washington State…snared a career-high six championship and three Far West Regional Senior / 3V / 5-4 saves vs. No. 25 Princeton. titles…earned four first-team all-conference Newport Beach, CA / HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Played in the selections and three all-state honors…2002 Corona del Mar HS 2003 McDonald’s All-American game…2000 All-American…played on the basketball team and 2002 adidas All-American…U.S. U14-U19 for two years…led her high school to the 2003 Mazura is a rock for national team pool player…regional team member 3A state title…rhetoric major…enjoys rock Cal…one of the team’s from 1998-01...won the U18 State Cup with the climbing and hiking…her sister, Margaret, played leaders…plays the wide Marin Rockers…four-time all-league pick at soccer at Duke for two years…parents are and central back spots… Bishop O’Dowd HS…helped her team advance Michael and Linda Lea…born Feb. 25, 1986, in made of iron and can go to the North Coast Section Finals in 2001 and Denver, CO. all day…gets stuck in and 2003 and the semifinals in 2002…peace and LEA’S CAREER STATISTICS wins air balls…good conflict studies major…enjoys painting and Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts overall player…moved to playing the guitar…her parents, Jeff and Dutch 2004 20 12 32 2 3 7 defender during the Key, both graduated from Cal…born Dec. 4, 2005 19 9 19 2 0 4 spring of 2004 and has # 1984, in Oakland. Totals 39 21 51 4 3 11 excelled there. 6 KEY’S CAREER STATISTICS CAL: 2005: One of Year G GS Saves GA Avg. Min SO three Bears to start all 22 games…posted the 2003 15 14 52 18 1.16 1395 5 game-winning assist in Cal’s 2-1 come-from- 2004 10 4 17 3 0.49 547 3 behind triumph over USC…honorable mention 2005 5 1 6 1 0.51 176 0 Pac-10 All-Academic selection…huge factor in Totals 30 19 75 22 0.93 2118 8 the team setting a school record for GAA (0.475, seventh in nation) and tying school marks for goals allowed (11) and shutouts (14) in a season…Coaches Award recipient. 2004: Started all 20 games…earned honorable mention

2006 VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide 99 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears Pac-10 All-Academic distinction…key factor in team, while Hooker was a senior…the following Cal’s stingy defense, which posted nine shutouts year, played center back for SoCal United, and allowed only 16 goals (0.76 GAA, third in KELLY which was ranked in the top three nationally…in Pac-10). 2003: Selected Cal’s Freshman of the 2005, played center mid for the same club, Year…started 13 of the 19 games she entered, MENACHOF which continued to be one of the top U18 teams primarily up top and at wide mid…tallied goals Midfielder in Southern California…at El Camino Real HS, against Wake Forest and Oregon State. Freshman / HS / 5-4 was a three-time all-league and all-city selection HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Captained and received league MVP and city Player of the Castle Rock, CO / Arapahoe HS Corona del Mar HS to three consecutive league Year accolades…named an MVP by the Los championships…second-team All-CIF as a Angeles Times as a senior and a Daily News Menachof is crafty on freshman and first-team All-CIF as a MVP as a junior and senior…in 2003 and 2004, the ball and strong in the senior…two-time first-team all-league…her club notched the most goals and assists on her high air…has excellent field team won U15 league and state championships... school team…three-year member of the ODP vision and shows good in 2003, tallied the most goals and assists in her state pool…undeclared major…enjoys painting, distribution skills. school’s league…sociology major…hobbies sketching, yoga and wakeboarding…her sister, HIGH SCHOOL/ include writing in her journal, making scrapbooks Jill, played soccer at UCLA…parents are George PERSONAL: Competed and photography…parents are Terry Mazura and Cheryl Oakes…born Dec. 31, 1987, in for the Region IV team in and Marla Miller…her sister, Jessica, is a Tarzana. 2004 and attended an freshman on the Cal soccer team…born Oct. 11, ODP national camp… # 1984, in Newport Beach. played for the Colorado 19 MAZURA’S CAREER ODP team for two years, GINA STATISTICS attending regional camps both years…her club Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts team, Real 89, won the Colorado state PELLEGRINI 2003 19 13 16 2 0 4 championships five times and a regional title Goalkeeper 2004 20 20 1 0 1 1 once…State Cup MVP in 2005…club team also Freshman / HS / 5-7 2005 22 22 6 1 1 3 claimed Region IV and WAGS titles, in addition Santa Rosa, CA / Santa Rosa HS Totals 61 55 23 3 2 8 to being a finalist at the Scores at the Shore tournament…named the MVP of the 2003 state Pellegrini is a great championship game after posting three goals shot-blocker with a JESSICA and an assist for Arapahoe HS…earned second- tremendous punt… team all-state in 2003 and 2004 and first-team confident presence in the MAZURA honors in 2005…three-time first-team all-league goal. selection…led her prep team to the 2006 state HIGH SCHOOL/ Defender/Midfielder title, a runner-up showing in 2005 and two Freshman / HS / 5-9 PERSONAL: A kicker on league crowns…paced her high school in goals the Santa Rosa HS Newport Beach, CA / and assists in 2004 and 2005, and in assists in football team and a Corona del Mar HS 2006…topped her club team in goals and assists goalkeeper for the # in 2005…four-time Warrior Invitational all- school’s soccer team… 00 Mazura can serve an tournament team pick…National Honor Society attended Northern accurate ball and excels member…undeclared major…broke left collar California ODP camps, was a member of the at coming forward with bone twice…hobbies include snowboarding, 2003 Region IV ODP squad, the 2004 Pacific the ball… competitive… longboarding and video games…parents are Division U16 ODP team and the 2005 National capable of converting Michael and Kathleen Menachof…born Oct. 3, Select team…her Santa Rosa United club soccer long-range shots. 1988, in San Francisco. team was a 2004-05 State Cup semifinalist and HIGH SCHOOL/ was ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 11 in the PERSONAL: Four-year nation in 2005…three-time all-league choice starter on the Corona del # KATIE and a two-time All-Empire selection…helped Mar HS soccer team… her school to the North Coast Section semifinals played multiple positions 3 OAKES for three seasons…competed in softball and as a prep and was track and field…four-year member of the captain her senior year…traveled to England Midfielder/Forward Freshman / HS / 5-9 school’s honor roll and an NCS Scholar-Athlete with the state ODP team in 2003 and has been for four years…undeclared major…enjoys West Hills, CA / El Camino Real HS a member of the Slammers FC since she was playing tennis, camping and snowboarding… age nine…joined current Cal teammates Brianna parents are Robert and Alice Pellegrini…born Oakes can impact the Bak and Lisa Kevorkian on the Slammers 2002 Feb. 4, 1988, in Santa Rosa. USYA national championship team and 2004 game from any position… and 2005 runner-up squads…undeclared good on the ball and an major…participated in basketball, volleyball and excellent distributor… track and field in high school…active volunteer takes players on and at animal shelters…overcame a torn meniscus, excels at finishing her sprained ankle and broken jaw…NBA fanatic… shots. parents are Terry Mazura and Marla Miller…her HIGH SCHOOL/ sister, Alivia, is a senior on the Cal soccer PERSONAL: Named a team…born Sept. 5, 1987, in Newport Beach. Top 100 recruit nationally # by Soccer Buzz… 10 teamed with current Bear Courtney Hooker to lead the SoCal United Soccer Club to the 2004 U18 national championship… started at forward as a sophomore – the youngest player – on that national championship 10 2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 21 games, earning 17 starts…posted six points (one goal, four assists)…netted her only goal in KATIE KRISTINE a win at Oregon and added an assist…notched the game-winning assist at Pacific…posted RATICAN RELJA assists against No. 4 Santa Clara and Oregon Forward Defender State. Senior / 3V / 5-3 Junior / 2V / 5-8 FLORIDA STATE: 2004: Earned second- team All-ACC honors as a sophomore, when Fullerton, CA / Troy HS Pleasanton, CA / Amador Valley HS she led the Seminoles in scoring with 17 points (seven goals, three assists)…converted on Ratican has the ability Relja is a good three game-winning goals…led FSU to a 12-5- to be Cal’s most complement to Cal’s other 3 record and to the first round of the NCAA dangerous forward… central back, Courtney Tournament. 2003: Helped her team to the NCAA top returner from last Hooker…a physical College Cup Final Four…named a Freshman All- season for points and defender who uses her American by Soccer Buzz and to the All-ACC assists…very technical body well…has good Freshman team…picked for the Soccer Buzz and composed…has a size and speed…terrific freshman all-region team…Offensive MVP and great shot…can take in the air...has matured a all-tournament selection at the Nike Seminole players on or slip lot during her first two Classic…Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week teammates in from # seasons…calming # Sept. 24…finished second on the team in points behind. 7 influence on the field. 14 (22) and assists (10) and third in goals CAL: 2005: Saw CAL: 2005: Started in (6)…netted the game-winning goal vs. Dartmouth action in all 22 games…the team was 2-0-1 with all 21 games she played…Pac-10 All-Academic in the first round of NCAAs. her as a starter the first three games of the honorable mention honoree…helped the Bears HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: In 2003, traveled season…third on the team with a career-high 12 become one of the best defensive teams in the with the U.S. U19 national team in preparation points…led the Bears and tied for fourth in the nation, setting a school record for GAA (0.475, for CONCACAF World Championship Pac-10 with six assists…tallied one of her three seventh nationally) and tying Cal records for Qualifying…twice journeyed to Mexico with the game-winnings assists against UTEP in a 2-1 goals allowed (11) and shutouts (14). 2004: U19s…competed with Region IV ODP in 2001 NCAA second-round win…recorded game- Started in 18 of the 19 games she saw action… and 2002 and the Cal North State ODP team in winning assists against Washington (1-0) and major factor in Cal’s improved defense, which 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2002…2003 Parade All- No. 15 Stanford (2-0)…honorable mention Pac- surrendered only 16 goals (0.76 GAA, third American at Monte Vista HS…member of the 10 All-Academic pick. 2004: A sparkplug for the Pac-10) and recorded 11 shutouts. Pleasanton Rage U18 club team, which won the Bears in 20 games off the bench…logged 10 HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Played for the 2002 national title…her club also claimed the Far points (three goals, four assists)…one of six Pleasanton Rage which advanced to the State West Regional crowns in 2000 and 2002 and Cal players who tallied at least 10 points…netted Cup final in 2002 and 2004…led Amador Valley was a five-time State Cup champion… goals in wins over Colgate, Fresno State and HS to a North Coast Section championship and anthropology major…parents are Peter and Jill Oregon...boasted the best shots-on-goal league titles in 2003 and 2004…undeclared Schnugg…Peter played water polo at Cal from percentage (.667, 12 of 18 shots) on the major…enjoys reading Stephen King books… 1969-73 and was named the 1973 NCAA Player team…Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention overcame appendicitis while in Croatia…has of the Year after leading the Bears to the selection. 2003: Received the starting nod at traveled around Europe to see family…parents national title…her sister, Stephanie, is a forward in eight of the 19 games she are Boris and Rita Relja…born Feb. 10, 1986, in sophomore on the Cal water polo team…born played…finished fourth on the team with seven Gent, Belgium. March 12, 1985. points (2G, 3A)…tallied an assist in her first RELJA’S CAREER STATISTICS SCHNUGG’S CAREER collegiate game vs. Wisconsin…had assists at Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts Arizona State and vs. No. 14 2004 19 18 3 0 0 0 STATISTICS Washington...notched a goal vs. the Sun Devils 2005 21 21 3 0 0 0 Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts and in the next game at Arizona. Totals 40 39 6 0 0 0 2003* 26 25 53 6 10 22 HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Participated in 2004* 20 19 53 7 3 17 the Olympic Development Program in 1999 and 2005 21 17 27 1 4 6 2000…four-time first-team all-league choice JULIA Totals 67 61 133 14 17 45 and team MVP at Troy HS…named league MVP *Florida State in 2002…selected first-team All-CIF in 2002 and 2003…led her school to two league titles, SCHNUGG including a 25-1-1 season in 2003…scored 89 Forward goals during her four-year prep career…won Senior / 1V / 5-5 five track and field league titles…anthropology Alamo, CA / Florida State / major…parents are Roger and Ruth Monte Vista HS Ratican…born Dec. 20, 1984, in Fullerton. RATICAN’S CAREER Schnugg transferred STATISTICS to Cal after competing for Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts Florida State for two 2003 19 8 18 2 3 7 years…known as a 2004 20 0 18 3 4 10 great set-up player and 2005 22 3 35 3 6 12 has improved as a Totals 61 11 71 8 13 29 finisher…looks to step up her goal production, as she was one of Cal’s top two forwards in the # spring. 29 CAL: 2005: Played in

2006 VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide 1111 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears a member of the school’s novice rowing boat seasons and named to the second team as a and five-a-side indoor championship soccer sophomore…led Carondelet to an NCS title… EMILY team. 2004: Participated in seven powered BVAL/Walnut Creek to two club Premier games…scored a goal in Cal’s 5-1 win over League crowns as the team’s leading WARD Oregon...first-team Pac-10 All-Academic scorer…participated for two years on the Cal recipient and named Cal’s Most Inspirational North state ODP team…received the President’s Defender Player...earned the team’s Golden Bear Award Excellence Award for Academic Achievement Senior / 3V / 5-5 by having the Bears’ highest GPA and a separate and the President’s Service Award for over 100 Laguna Beach, CA / Laguna Beach HS Golden Bear Award (selected by teammates) at hours of community service…classical the team banquet. 2003: Redshirted the season civilizations major…enjoys boating and jet Ward has the to rehabilitate an ACL injury sustained in high skiing…parents are William and Tobi Wieger… versatility to play outside school. born March 15, 1986, in Walnut Creek. or central back…comes HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Two-year WIEGER’S CAREER STATISTICS forward fast…makes member of the Cal North state team…won the good decisions… Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts State Cup with the Marin Rockers soccer 2004 18 8 29 7 5 19 strengths are her club…two-time NSCAA All-Far West Region athleticism, technique 2005 16 3 8 1 0 2 pick at University HS before being tabbed a 2003 Totals 34 11 37 8 5 21 and ability to possess All-American…four-time all-league honoree, the ball. # including three first-team selections...as a senior, CAL: 2005: Played in recorded 33 goals and 19 assists...her 2001 BRI 12 games, including five 21 high school team was ranked No. 4 in the nation, Pac-10 contests… while her 2003 squad was 12th…English honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic major…enjoys painting…her sister, Carolyn, WILES selection. 2004: Entered five games…garnered plays soccer at Dartmouth…parents are Peter Forward Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention. 2003: and Lynn Wendell…born Aug. 16, 1984. Junior / 2V / 5-1 Saw significant minutes in 13 games, earning 12 Santa Cruz, CA / Soquel HS starts…posted the game-winning assist in Cal’s WENDELL’S CAREER 2-0 win at Marquette. STATISTICS Wiles is a quick and HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: In the spring Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts tenacious defender… and summer of 2003, trained with the English 2003 Redshirt finds herself in the right U19 national team…2001 NSCAA U16 All- 2004 7 0 4 1 0 2 spots offensively… American...in 2002, participated in the adidas 2005 Injury rejoined the Cal program ESP Camp…competed with the ODP state and Totals 7 0 4 1 0 2 after deciding not to play regional teams for three years…at Laguna in 2004…constantly Beach HS, named the 2003 team MVP and 2001 Best Offensive Player…also an accomplished STEPHANIE moves and reads the tennis player, winning three CIF titles…sociology game extremely well. # major…enjoys sailing, traveling, tennis and WIEGER CAL: 2005: Saw snowboarding...parents are David and Kim action 18 games, making 30 Ward...born July 30, 1985, in Laguna Beach. Forward two starts to open the Junior / 2V / 5-4 season…recorded an assist against Pacific… WARD’S CAREER STATISTICS Concord, CA / Carondelet HS received honorable mention Pac-10 All- Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts Academic honors. 2004: Did not play. 2003: 2003 13 12 0 0 1 1 Wieger looks to return Played in 18 games…registered two goals and 2004 5 0 0 0 0 0 to her freshman-year one assist…her first collegiate goal was the 2005 12 0 3 0 0 0 form…gives 100 percent game winner in a 2-0 win at Marquette…two Totals 30 12 3 0 1 1 every day…has a knack games later added an insurance goal in the for scoring goals…fast Bears’ 3-0 triumph at Arizona. and is good at taking on HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: Two-year JENNY players 1-v-1. regional pool player…member of the U14 national CAL: 2005: Played in team pool…four-year Cal North state team WENDELL 16 games, making three participant…at Soquel HS, was selected her # team’s Most Outstanding Forward in Midfielder starts…scored her only 2000…three-year varsity track and field team Junior / 1V / 5-2 goal of the season in a 2- 22 0 triumph over No. 15 member, qualifying for the CCS meet in the long San Francisco, CA / University HS Stanford…hampered by injuries to both ankles. jump…women’s studies major…parents are 2004: Earned honorable mention Pac-10 honors Brad and Linda Wiles….born Nov. 6, 1984, in Wendell is an incredible after finishing second on Cal in points (19, tied Santa Cruz. leader…has the strength for eighth in Pac-10) and goals (seven, tied for and stamina to run the WILES’ CAREER STATISTICS 10th in Pac-10) and sharing team-high honors field when healthy and Year G GS Shots Goals Ast Pts with five assists (tied for ninth in Pac- can also serve a 50-yard 2003 18 0 12 2 1 5 10)…named to the Soccer Buzz All-Freshman ball. 2004 Redshirt West team…played in 18 games, making eight CAL: 2005: Missed the 2005 18 2 7 0 1 1 starts…netted her first goal of the season entire season due to a Totals 36 2 19 2 2 6 against No. 1 North Carolina…tallied game- knee injury…co-recipient winning goals in 1-0 shutouts of No. 24 Arizona of the team’s Most # and No. 6 UCLA…tied for lead for game-winning Inspirational award and 11 goals (2) in Pac-10 games…had game-winning her second team highest assists against Colgate and Fresno State. GPA Golden Bear Award…studied at Oxford’s HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: At Carondelet Hertford College in the spring of 2006 and was HS, first-team all-league her junior and senior 12 2006 California Golden Bears Women’s Soccer Media Guide CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2006 OPPONENTS

AIR FORCE DAYTON OREGON STATE USC Thurs., Sept. 7 • 2:00 p.m. Sun., Sept. 17 • 11:30 a.m. ET Sun., Oct. 29 • 1:00 p.m. Sun., Oct. 8 • 1:00 p.m. Saint Mary’s Stadium – Moraga, CA J.O. Memorial Stadium – Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA McAlister Field – Los Angeles, CA Columbus, OH Location: Colorado Springs, CO Location: Corvallis, OR Location: Los Angeles, CA Enrollment: 4,000 Location: Dayton, OH Enrollment: 19,000 Enrollment: 32,000 Nickname: Falcons Enrollment: 6,500 Nickname: Beavers Nickname: Women of Troy Conf./Record/Place: Mountain West/ Nickname: Flyers Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/3-5-1/8th Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/6-2-1/3rd 0-7/8th Conf./Record/Place: A10/5-3-1/4th 2005 Overall Record: 10-8-1 2005 Overall Record: 13-6-2 2005 Overall Record: 4-16-1 2005 Overall Record: 10-7-3 Head Coach: Steve Fennah Head Coach: Jim Millinder Head Coach: Marty Buckley Head Coach: Mike Tucker Career Record: 66-81-12 (8) Career Record: 133-92-20 (12) Career Record: 105-155-13 (14) Career Record: 164-62-8 (11) Women’s Soccer SID: Roger Horne Women’s Soccer SID: Darcy Couch Women’s Soccer SID: Nick Arseniak Women’s Soccer SID: Bill Thomas Phone: (541) 737-7473 Phone: (213) 740-8480 Phone: (719) 333-9251 Phone: (937) 229-4416 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Series Record: Cal leads, 12-2-1 Series Record: USC leads, 6-5 Series Record: First Meeting Series Record: Cal leads, 1-0 Web Site: www.osubeavers.com Web Site: www.usctrojans.com Web Site: www.airforcesports.com Web Site: www.daytonflyers.com SAN FRANCISCO VANDERBILT ARIZONA INDIANA Sun., Sept. 24 • 3:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 9 • 11:00 a.m. Fri., Oct. 13 • 3:30 p.m. Fri., Aug. 25 • 4:30 p.m. CT Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Saint Mary’s Stadium – Moraga, CA Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA McClimon Soccer Complex – Location: San Francisco, CA Location: Nashville, TN Madison, WI Location: Tucson, AZ Enrollment: 8,000 Enrollment: 6,221 Enrollment: 35,000 Location: Bloomington, IN Nickname: Dons Nickname: Commodores Nickname: Wildcats Enrollment: 38,903 Conf./Record/Place: WCC/2-5/T6th Conf./Record/Place: SEC/8-2-1/T3rd Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/4-4-1/ Nickname: Hoosiers 2005 Overall Record: 4-14-2 2005 Overall Record: 16-3-3 T5th Conf./Record/Place: Big Ten/3-6-1/ Head Coach: Pamela Kalinoski Head Coach: Ronnie Coveleskie Hill 2005 Overall Record: 11-8-3 T6th Career Record: 37-55-7 (5) Career Record: 58-57-16 (7) Head Coach: Dan Tobias 2005 Overall Record: 7-10-2 Women’s Soccer SID: Ryan McCrary Women’s Soccer SID: Thomas Career Record: 76-70-14 (8) Head Coach: Mick Lyon Phone: (415) 422-6162 Samuel Women’s Soccer SID: Caity Kain Career Record: 141-99-26 (13) Email: [email protected] Phone: (615) 323-0020 Phone: (520) 621-4163 Women’s Soccer SID: Matt Brady Series Record: Cal leads, 9-3-2 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (812) 856-0215 Web Site: www.usfdons.com Series Record: First Meeting Series Record: Cal leads, 10-0-1 Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.vucommodores.com Web Site: www.arizonaathletics.com Series Record: First Meeting Web Site: www.iuhoosiers.com SANTA CLARA Wed., Nov. 1 • 3:00 p.m. WASHINGTON ARIZONA STATE Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Fri., Oct.20 • 5:00 p.m. Sun., Oct. 15 • 12:00 p.m. KANSAS Husky Soccer Stadium – Seattle, WA Location: Santa Clara, CA Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Fri., Sept. 1 • 4:30 p.m. Enrollment: 8,213 Location: Seattle, WA Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Location: Tempe, AZ Nickname: Broncos Enrollment: 42,000 Enrollment: 51,612 Location: Lawrence, KS Conf./Record/Place: WCC/4-2-1/2nd Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Sun Devils Enrollment: 29,624 2005 Overall Record: 17-5-2 Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/0-9/10th Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/4-4-1/ Nickname: Jayhawks Head Coach: Jerry Smith 2005 Overall Record: 0-17-3 T5th Conf./Record/Place: Big 12/6-3-1/T2nd Career Record: 311-79-26 (19) Head Coach: Lesle Gallimore 2005 Overall Record: 9-8-3 2005 Overall Record: 11-7-2 Women’s Soccer SID: Aaron Juarez Career Record: 162-121-26 (16) Head Coach: Ray Leone Head Coach: Mark Francis Phone: (408) 554-4659 Women’s Soccer SID: Dan Lepse Career Record: 184-95-24 (15) Career Record: 199-78-9 (10) Email: [email protected] Phone: (206) 543-2230 Women’s Soccer SID: Alex Ryan Women’s Soccer SID: Brandon Holtz Series Record: Tied, 13-13-3 Email: [email protected] Phone: (480) 965-6592 Phone: (785) 864-7314 Web Site: www.santaclarabroncos.com Series Record: UW leads, 9-6 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.gohuskies.com Series Record: Cal leads, 5-3-1 Series Record: First Meeting Web Site: www.thesundevils.com Web Site: www.kuathletics.com STANFORD Sun., Nov. 5 • 1:00 p.m. WASHINGTON STATE Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Sun,, Oct. 22 • 12:00 p.m. BOISE STATE OHIO STATE Lower Soccer Field – Pullman, WA Location: Stanford, CA Fri., Sept. 22 • 1:00 p.m. Fri., Sept. 15 • 7:30 p.m. ET Enrollment: 6,556 Location: Pullman, WA Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA J.O. Memorial Stadium – Nickname: Cardinal Enrollment: 23,300 Columbus, OH Location: Boise, ID Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/4-3-2/4th Nickname: Cougars Enrollment: 18,599 Location: Columbus, OH 2005 Overall Record: 10-7-3 Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/4-4-1/T5th Nickname: Broncos Enrollment: 58,365 Head Coach: Paul Ratcliffe 2005 Overall Record: 11-7-2 Conf./Record/Place: WAC/4-3/6th Nickname: Buckeyes Career Record: 88-56-15 (8) Head Coach: Matt Potter 2005 Overall Record: 10-8-2 Conf./Record/Place: Big Ten/3-7/9th Women’s Soccer SID: Kendall Career Record: 25-25-8 (3) Head Coach: Steve Lucas 2005 Overall Record: 7-9-2 Johnson Women’s Soccer SID: Rachel Porter Career Record: 46-57-9 (6) Head Coach: Lori Walker Phone: (650) 723-4418 Phone: (509) 335-2684 Women’s Soccer SID: Doug Link Career Record: 112-97-15 (11) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone: (208) 426-1027 Women’s Soccer SID: Danielle Warner Series Record: Cal leads, 11-10-3 Series Record: Cal leads, 9-3-3 Email: [email protected] Phone: (614) 292-3270 Web Site: www.gostanford.com Web Site: www.wsucougars.com Series Record: First Meeting Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.broncosports.com Series Record: Cal leads, 1-0 Web Site: www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com UCLA WISCONSIN Fri., Oct. 6 • 7:00 p.m. Sun., Aug. 27 • 2:00 p.m. CT CAL STATE FULLERTON Drake Stadium – Los Angeles, CA McClimon Soccer Complex – Sun., Sept. 3 • 1:00 p.m. OREGON Madison, WI Location: Los Angeles, CA Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Fri., Oct. 27 • 3:00 p.m. Enrollment: 36,890 Location: Madison, WI Edwards Stadium – Berkeley, CA Location: Fullerton, CA Nickname: Bruins Enrollment: 41,169 Enrollment: 35,040 Location: Eugene, OR Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/7-0-2/1st Nickname: Badgers Nickname: Titans Enrollment: 20,033 2005 Overall Record: 22-2-2 Conf./Record/Place: Big Ten/3-6-1/ Conf./Record/Place: Big West/6-1/ Nickname: Ducks Head Coach: Jillian Ellis T6th 1st Conf./Record/Place: Pac-10/1-8/9th Career Record: 151-45-7 (9) 2005 Overall Record: 13-9-2 2005 Overall Record: 19-4 2005 Overall Record: 9-9-1 Women’s Soccer SID: Danny Head Coach: Dean Duerst Head Coach: Ali Khosroshahin Head Coach: Tara Erickson Harrington Career Record: 144-96-28 (12) Career Record: 64-32-4 (5) Career Record: 38-47-11 (5) Phone: (310) 206-8075 Women’s Soccer SID: Katherine Women’s Soccer SID: Jason Spencer Women’s Soccer SID: Greg Walker Email: [email protected] Palmer Phone: (714) 278-7547 Phone: (541) 346-4481 Series Record: UCLA leads, 8-4 Phone: (608) 265-3545 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.uclabruins.com Email: [email protected] Series Record: CSF leads, 1-0 Series Record: Cal leads, 8-1 Series Record: Cal leads, 3-2 Web Site: www.fullertontitans.com Web Site: www.goducks.com Web Site: www.uwbadgers.com

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