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Assistant Coaches: Head Coach: 31 32 30 27 25 26 24 22 23 21 20 18 19 17 15 16 14 13 11 12 10 Espinoza Joanna 8 9 7 Shea Richards 6 4 5 3 2 0 1 00 No. 4 2014 Cal State L.A. Women’s Soccer • www.CSULAathletics.com administration fromConcordiaUniversityinIrvine2012andrecordedagradepointaverageof4.0. her finalthreeyearswiththe Trojans. She 44 internationalcaps.Shealsoplayedfor Ajax Fram,asemi-pro team, whichwonnationalchampionshipsfrom2001-04. National for theCanadian started allthreegames TeamWorld atthe1999 history with in Canadian ranks 13th two assists.Shecurrently registered and Cup Medal as one of Centennial the five leading figuresto influence the development of soccer inthe region withHarveybeingrecognizedas a player. She coach atUSC,whereshewasastarplayerforfourseasons. for Harvey awards. All-District Academic CCAA awards,twoCCAA Freshmanofthe Yearof the Newcomer awards,aconference Year award,fourNSCAA All-Westand twoCoSIDAawards Region opponents, 25-6. by ateam-record11-matchhighlighted the Broncosovercomea1-4-1start. unbeatenstreakthathelped During their8-0-3run,theBroncosoutscored led theBroncostoanoutstanding2012seasonthatresultedinCalPolyPomona’s firstNCAA assistant C degreeinsociologyfromHolyNames2006. Garciaearnedhisbachelor’s seasons. championships. regional and conference captured and fifth inthenation ranked playoffsto theregional advanced The Hawks seniors and junior inbothhis This team toa7-2-5overallrecordand intotheplayoffs forthefirst timeintheteam’s history. coach fortheMisioneros’ Garcia postseason. Pac Conferencechampionships. playoff regional The menmadetheirthirdconsecutive the womenmadetheirfirst-evertripto while appearance, Isabelle Harvey both oa Assistant Coach is Head Coach the Erik Garcia programs coach c She achievedher“B” coaching licensethroughthe U.S. Soccer Federation in2012.Harveyalsoearneda graduate degreeincoachingand Harvey wasthePac-10Playerof Yearand points. goals career recordsforgoals,assists,game-winning school and stillholds atUSCin1998 playing careerandwasrecentlyhonoredbyQuebecasits “Athlete of Harvey alsohadanexceptional the Century.” She waspresentedwiththe She wasthenhiredatCalPolyPomonain2006andspentthenextsevenyearsleadingBroncos. Harvey helpedguideUSCtoa13-6-4overallrecordandintotheNCAA playoffs in2005. Harvey beganhercollegecoachingcareerat Cal State L.A., where shewasanassistantcoachin2001beforebecomingthe interim headcoach play inherfinalseasonatCalPolyPomona. record andan8-4-3markinconference She directedtheBroncostoa10-6-3overall The seasonwas only Garcia wasborn inLos Angeles andgrewup inHonduras.Hehasason,Derik Ki. He alsoplayedatLos Angeles CityCollege,wheretheteammadeits first-everplayoff appearance. lead theteamtoitsfirst-ever NAIAGarcia playedfortwoseasonsat HolyNamesandhelped postseasonberthasajunior. The team was He alsoservedasanassistantcoach fortheOrangeCountyBluesUSL-Proteamin2014. Garcia alsoservedasanassistantcoachfor the LA Misioneros FC, League teambasedinLos a PlayerDevelopment Angeles andwasthehead hing player and past had in began interim 2002. season, in a the 59-55-17

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Daughter of Jorge and Jackie Cortes. Majoring in psychology. Enjoys singing, laughing making and Daughter Jackie Cortes. Majoring of Jorge and in psychology. and 1. 98 smile. Saw s s 27 Martin’s Joined the Cal State L.A. program, but did not compete in any games and was a redshirt. Joined the Cal State L.A. program, but did not compete in any games and was did not compete in any games and was a redshirt. Joined the Cal State L.A. program, but Led the Golden Eagles in scoring and was one of the top newcomers in the California Collegiate Athletic the top newcomers and was one of Eagles in scoring Led the Golden California in the Collegiate of Nov. 0 oal oal 10 G G 2013: Dougherty HS: earned first and second-team Personal: with the women’s All-CIF honors in soccer. Was a part of a league championship team. Also received Best Stage Presence the a part of a league championship team. Was All-CIF honors in soccer. award in high school band. Personal: people exciting experiences in sports. 2013: total 15 and against Cal State Stanislaus on Oct. 13. Also played against UC San Diego on Sept. Sept. 8. 2012: HS: Righetti 2013: Association. in goals scored second in the CCAA Was 23 points. assists for 10 goals and three Region honors. Had West to a dynamic start by scoring goals two in a 4-0 win over off State L.A. career in points. Got her Cal and fourth Saint Sept. on UNC Pembroke: Region honors and second-team Peach Belt Conference accolades. 13 goals She led her team with and set assists. She was second in the conference in goals and points (37) and led the a program record with 11 as a sophomore and shots (84). She played in 20 games conference in assists started 19 times. She and times. Shared the team lead and started 16 with 19 points after appeared 2011 in 18 games as a freshman in Had in a 4-1 win over Lander. a hat trick Recorded eight goals and adding three assists. scoring a team-high assists for program, recorded 21 goals and 14 with the her two years In games. in three different three assists 56 points. Katrinelunds Gymnasiet: 3-0 Santa Maria, CA 19-19 San Francisco, CA Alingsas, Sweden Alingsas, GP-GS GP-GS

Daughter of Gert Arvidsson and Marie Sandell. Majoring in business management. Enjoys family, friends and sports. Lists playing Marie Sandell. Majoring Arvidsson and business management. Enjoys family, in Daughter of Gert . .

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Temecula, CA E ag with Chaffey Collegeashermost excitingexperienceinsports. cooking Personal: Rancho CucamongaHS: Hope International: was seventhinthestatewith28goalsandeightassists. Attended theSophomoreShowcase in2013. JC: Chaffey exciting experienceinsports. going Personal: Solna Gymasium: 10 andhadanassistonthefirstgoalina3-2winatSonomaStateOct.4. Sept. on Point Loma over a 1-0win in goal an assistonthelone Oct. 20.Had on Hills State Dominguez at Cal over tied 2013: as hermostexcitingexperiencesinsports. as Lists a winning leaguechampionships freshman andseniorbeingonvarsity all four years withhersister Personal: team’s BestDefensivePlayerasajunior. a junior. Wasvarsity player. afour-year Teamseasons. Wassenior and titles inherfreshman league won the Temecula Valley HS: 2012: 2013: G l oal e 2 for B Saint JoinedtheCalStateL.A.program,butdidnotcompeteinanygamesandwasaredshirt. PracticedwiththeGoldenEagles,butdidnotcompeteinanygameslastseason. s Saw to fourth and the Daughter of Devrik andSherri Williams.MajoringinKinesiology. Enjoys hiking,going to the gym, DaughterofRonnyand Enjoys in businessadministration-marketing. Ann-Marie Steen.Majoring Martin’s Daughter of Rich and Julie Kutscher.and Julie of Rich Daughter in Kinesiology. Majoring snowboarding. and Enjoysthebeach significant ios A hanging

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0 3 the 3 O O 15 10 25 G S S indoor Valuable and Senior • F • 5’0” on in Senior • MF • 5’2” • MF Senior All-West Eagles. Earned Most season-opening a country % % season season-opening in Golden .000 .000 .200 .095 in .200 .033 hot hot Eagles. team’s competed S S first cross the her second-team Also assists her for golf, s s Golden in minutes Was two 0 5 5 40 21 61 hot hot 2006. the 20 S S named in impact soccer, Had times. Eagles with in was Year Made her first college appearance against s s year three Appeared in seven games for the Lobos in 2011. Was a redshirt in 2010. Was a a redshirt in 2010. Was Was the Lobos in 2011. games for Appeared in seven 1,545. golf. All-League honors in and positive the 2 0 6 9 2 15 oint oint Golden a of season-high first P P with a Competed the

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in for s s t t Rookie to s s played i i Played 0 0 2 9 0 11 ss ss well and tremendous A A honors Four-year letterwinner in soccer and was the team captain as a senior. Led the Merrimack Valley Led the Merrimack Valley Four-year letterwinner senior. in soccer and was the team captain as a a All-CCAA minutes 2009 Played Continued Had Did not compete for the Golden Eagles and was a redshirt. Did not compete for the Golden Eagles minutes. s s Also earned first-team

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1 0 2 0 1 2 60 oal oal team’s named the and started 12 times. Was Appeared in 14 games All-League G G MVP 2013: of Also played in games against Cal State San Bernardino 29, at Sonoma on Sept. 4, at Humboldt State on Oct. Association Athletic Earned a California Collegiate 11. East Bay on Oct. 6 and against Cal State State on Oct. All-Academic Award. 2012: games. Scored her lone goal for Cal State L.A. in a 4-3 win over Humboldt State on Oct. 19. Made Cal her State Sept. 7. L.A. debut in a 4-1 win at Chico State on 2011: University of Massachusetts: Dracut HS: assists for 31 points. Helped Dracut to a conference title Conference in scoring as a senior with 20 goals and 11 Led the team in scoring three times and set a school record for goals in a season with Earned 22. as a junior. a three-time Was All-Star as a junior and senior. All-State honors and was an Eastern Massachusetts Division II Boosters All-Sports Dracut High School Soccer All-Star in 2006, 2008 and 2009 and was named the conference 2013: points. Earned in scoring with nine team the Finished third on in assists with nine. Association Athletic Collegiate first-team Appeared fourth on the Eagles and was games for the Golden in all 19 and Daktronics. America Association of team on game-winning Also had assists goals in 1-0 victories 4. on Oct. Sonoma State in a big 3-2 win at two assists Was Award. All-Academic 18. Earned a CCAA and at Cal Poly Pomona on Oct. 27 Sept. over Chico State on Player. Most Valuable named the team’s 2012: recognition. and was tied for second Had two goals and two assists All-CCAA Region honors and second-team on the team in scoring. Had a goal and an assist in her Cal State L.A. debut tie at Dixie in a 2-2 State College on a goal Also had at Cal State Stanislaus her other assist at Chico on Sept. 9. Recorded State on Sept. Aug. 30. 7. New Mexico: University of List. a member of the Dean’s scholar-athlete and Canyon Springs HS: Dracut, MA first-team 9-0 5-0 14-0

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earned Daughter of Bill and Maria Zielinski. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys the violin, snowboarding and winning golf. Lists a national Daughter of Bill and Maria Zielinski. Majoring in Kinesiology. Daughter of Glenn and Cindi Williams. Majoring in business administration. Enjoys the beach, art, photography and guitar. Lists Daughter Cindi of Glenn and Williams. Majoring in business administration. Enjoys the beach, art, photography and guitar.

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Santa Rosa,CA Placentia, CA Norwalk, CA E ag experiences insports. Lists Personal: Windsor HS: Santa RosaJC: the BigSouthConferencechampionshipwithHighPointashermostexcitingexperienceinsports. Personal: captain asaseniorandwasnamedtotheSouthernCaliforniaCIFSenior All-Star teamin2010. Valley Christian HS: UNC Asheville andalsoina4-1winoverCoastalCarolina. at Liberty.in a3-0win goal collegiate over in a4-0win on abreakaway scoring as asophomore, two goals Had Was High Point University: Golden EaglestotheCCAA Championship Tournament ashermostexcitingexperienceinsports. goal indoubleovertimeagainstUCSanDiegothat driving range.Lists sent assisting onthegame-winning the Personal: El DoradoHS: titles. Team reachedthestatechampionshipmatchin2011. Santiago Canyon JC: 2012: Tournament.Championship Nov. on started against 14 times.Waswith 1,363. Made herCalStateL.A.debutinareserverole sixthontheteaminminutesplayed 2013: G l oal e 0 Andrea B a 3 winning JoinedtheCalStateL.A.program,butdidnotcompeteinanygamesandwasaredshirt. MadeabigimpactondefensefortheGoldenEagleslastseason. in 16gamesandstarted Appeared s Big in the UC the

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the Daughter of Ralph and Ann Esposito. Is an undeclared major. Enjoys spending time with family. Lists Enjoys spending with family. time undeclared Ann Esposito. Is an major. Daughter Ralph of and 2013 Daughter of Raul and Lolita Arredondo. Is a pre-med major. Enjoys painting and baking. Lists making a pre-med major. Arredondo. Is Raul and Lolita Daughter of Daughter of Lupe Galeazzi and Bert Pimentel. Majoring in Kinesiology. Enjoys hanging out with Enjoys hanging out Pimentel. Majoring in Kinesiology. Lupe Galeazzi and Bert Daughterof of County in finals

the experience in sports. Rancho Buena Vista HS: Buena Vista Rancho Player with the soccer team and earned school. Earned team awards Best Newcomer for and Best Offensive All-North meters meters. Personal: University of San Francisco: Pasadena JC: Arcadia HS: Honor Roll. Personal: family and friends and running. Lists being chosen to play soccer in England with her club team as her most Hot Spur F.C. She played with L.A. exciting experience played soccer in Germany and Italy. Says she in sports. over the summer. Palos Verdes HS: Palos Verdes Personal: in sports. exciting experience soccer as her most to travel while playing being able

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Janelle Hanna Shoshana Wangerin Karli Nestler Lauren Thornton Alison Sauve Carissa Kutkowski Elizet Ceja Jasmine Williams Scotie Walker Kiana Quarles Chelsea Lewandowski Emily Relles Kristin Mihara Lauren Fryer Katelyn Nebesnick Lauren Curtin Cassie Callahan Karenee Demery Cara Curtin Chelsey Jones Norie Pablo Heather Williams Amalia Arvidsson Cal StateL.A. Cal StateMontereyBay Cal StateStanislaus Cal StateStanislaus Cal PolyPomona Cal StateSanBernardino San FranciscoState Cal StateSanBernardino State Chico Cal StateSanBernardino Cal StateStanislaus Cal StateStanislaus Cal PolyPomona Sonoma State Cal StateStanislaus Sonoma State UC SanDiego Cal StateStanislaus Sonoma State Cal StateSanBernardino Cal StateL.A. Cal StateL.A. Cal StateL.A. esults GP GP 16 17 16 18 16 20 16 23 16 27 16 30 16 16 14 16 17 16 21 16 33 16

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CCAA Coachofthe Year Sunday, November 10 Friday, November 8 Cal StateStanislaus Record Record 18-1-2 3-12-3 0.250 10-6-3 12-7-4 4-12-2 6-10-2 13-5-3 6-9-3 8-8-2 7-6-5 7-7-4 6-7-5 T ou Cal StateL.A.(2) 0.905 0.417 0.500 0.528 0.605 0.609 0.278 0.389 0.690 0.500 0.472 r Pct. Pct. n a ment GF GF 53 12 23 26 21 19 22 26 19 24 17 12 28 14 20 42 18 10 16 13 17

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Cal State L.A.’s women’s volleyball team recorded its 17th consecutive winning season. women’s Cal State L.A.’s straight top-25 ranking. the sixth time in the past seven years. Cal State tennis women’s L.A.’s team finished the season ranked 22nd in the nation, its third semi-finals for the third consecutive year. for Tournament Championship CCAA the for qualified team basketball men’s L.A.’s State Cal Cal State L.A.’s women’s basketball team advanced to the CCAA Championship Tournament’s Tournament’s Championship to the CCAA team advanced basketball women’s Cal State L.A.’s hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA playoffs and was ranked 13th in the nation at the end playoffs hosted the first two rounds of the NCAA of the year. finished with the best record in the CCAA for the third straight The year. men’s soccer team men’s 4x400 relay team (Leon Dillihunt, Thomas Watkins, Erick West, Gregory Veals). Gregory West, Erick Watkins, Thomas team (Leon Dillihunt, 4x400 relay men’s years and past three in the title won its second CCAA team soccer men’s L.A.’s State Cal The Golden Eagles claimed 3 individual CCAA championships: Gregory Veals (2) and the (2) and Veals Gregory championships: CCAA 3 individual claimed Eagles Golden The earned Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District Awards in their sports. Awards All-District Academic earned Capital One/CoSIDA honors. Year the Region Senior Player of West tennis) won ITA Leora Hemmerich (women’s Bethanee Boggs (volleyball) was named the CCAA Newcomer of the Year in her sport. in Year Newcomer of the was named the CCAA Bethanee Boggs (volleyball) (baseball) Ryan soccer) and Casey Hanna (women’s soccer), Janelle Dane Nielsen (men’s a second straight year. soccer) earned All-America awards. soccer) earned for sport his in Year the of Athlete CCAA the named was field) and track (men’s Veals Gregory Gregory Veals (men’s track and field), Iona Lofrano (volleyball) and Dane Nielsen (men’s Golden Eagle student-athletes earned 3 All-America awards, 18 All-Region awards and 34 All- awards and 34 All-Region 18 awards, All-America 3 earned student-athletes Golden Eagle awards. CCAA competition. More than 38% of our student-athletes earned year-long GPAs of 3.0 or higher. of 3.0 or GPAs earned year-long student-athletes 38% of our More than Seven of Cal State L.A.’s 11 intercollegiate teams qualified for CCAA or NCAA postseason

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tradition of excellence continued in 2013-14 as evidenced by the following: by the as evidenced in 2013-14 continued of excellence tradition 10 national team runner-up finishes and 74 conference championships. This Cal State L.A. boasts L.A. boasts State Cal championships, team national seven with history rich athletic a 28 2014 Cal State L.A. Women’s Soccer • www.CSULAathletics.com Home matches in in matches Home Contest *CCAA November 13-16 November 7-9 November 2 October 30 October 26 October 24 OCTOBER 19 OCTOBER 17 OCTOBER 12 OCTOBER 10 October 5 at October 3 SEPTEMBER 28 SEPTEMBER 26 Saturday September 22 September 20 September 17 SEPTEMBER 13 SEPTEMBER 11 September 6 September 4 Date

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