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TEAM: Academy of Art Urban Knights 2018 RESULTS: 4Th at Pacwest, 11Th at Regionals HEAD COACH: Steve Fuelling (2Nd) RETURNING/LOST: 5/4 TEAM: Academy of Art Urban Knights 2018 RESULTS: 4th at PacWest, 11th at Regionals HEAD COACH: Steve Fuelling (2nd) RETURNING/LOST: 5/4 KEY RETURNERS: Hasna Kaarour (Gr., All-West Region, PacWest Newcomer of the Year, All-PacWest First Team), Audrey Rosencrans (So.-RS, PacWest Freshman of the Year, All-PacWest Second Team) KEY LOSSES: Giulia McIsaac TRANSFERS: Natalia Novak (Jr., California Baptist) INCOMING FRESHMEN: None OTHER RETURNERS: Jasmine Becker, Latavia Hawkins, Alyssa Winter TEAM: Azusa Pacific Cougars 2018 RESULTS: 2nd in PacWest, 7th in West Region HEAD COACH: Preston Grey (16th season) RETURNING/LOST: 5/12 RETURNERS: Ashley Carabes (Sophomore), Natali Contreras (Junior), Carly Halm (Senior), Marian Ledesma (Sophomore), Kristina Capello (Sophomore) KEY LOSSES: Eileen Stressling, Elise Larson, Jenna Wilson, Mackenzie Landa, Belle Moran TRANSFERS: Sammy Bockoven (Graduate Student, Villanova) INCOMING FRESHMEN: Mia Gutierrez (La Mirada HS), Molly Hake (Arroyo HS), Olivia Segura (Henry Sibley HS) TEAM: Biola Eagles 2018 RESULTS: 3rd in PacWest HEAD COACH: Sean Henning (5th year) RETURNING/LOST: 6/1 KEY RETURNERS: Mackenna Mason (6th – 22:21), Clara Haynes (17th – 22:58), Mandy Reyes (19th – 23:08), Kaili Waller (30th – 23:42), Kaitlyn Natividad (31st – 23:43) KEY LOSSES: Emily Ransom (12th – 22:49), Micaela Pulliam (40th – 24:03) INCOMING FRESHMEN: Haleigh Guerrero (Claremont HS), Kaylie Lawsen (Granada HS), Hailey Schadt (Mt. Spokane HS), Chantae Steele (The Classical Academy), Caroline Stetina (Sonora HS) OTHER RETURNERS: Taylor Lawsen, Hayden Barron, Jess Cody, Amelia De Young, Kenzie Elliott, Shannon Howell, Crystal Jardines, Megan Neumann, Siena Stacy TEAM: Chaminade Silverswords 2018 RESULTS: 11th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Shadrack Nabea (6th) RETURNING/LOST: 4/3 KEY RETURNING: Allyson Alvarez-Stratton, Alicia Dugan, Riley Hallman, Olivia Mariucci KEY LOSSES: Morgan Sharman, Jaycie Dennison INCOMING FRESHMEN: Alena Alberston (Cedar Park HS; Austin, Texas), Montserrat Lanfranco, Eri Leong (Secta HS; Las Vegas), Anna Flook (Pennsburg HS, Yardley, Pa.) OTHER RETURNERS: Hannah Hovestol (sat out 2018) TEAM: Concordia Eagles 2018 RESULTS: 6th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Keegan Bloomfield RETURNING/LOST: 14/1 KEY RETURNERS: Rosalba Cabrera, Bailey Wade, Katelyn Wilson KEY LOSSES: Jocelyn Macias TRANSFERS: Sarah Simpson (Jr. El Camino College) INCOMING FRESHMEN: Sara Feitz (Huntington Beach, Calif.), Adriana Gil (Hunt, Calif.), Alana Hurley (Scottsdale, Ariz.), Jori Paradis (Silverton, Ore.), Tilicia Santiago (Yucaipa, Calif.), Caitlyn Shannon (Henderson, Nev.) OTHER RETURNERS: Rylee Adams, Antonia Arriaga, Judith Dietz, Rosa Franco, Natalie Hakala, Anamauri Hernandez, Hannah Hopkins, Savannah Neu, Alexis Rios, Mckenna Wilson, Morgan Woodman TEAM: Dominican Penguins 2018 RESULTS: 10th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Teressa DiPerna (8th Season) RETURNING/LOST: 7/1 RETURNERS: Adela Damian (Jr.) Tesia De Leon (Jr.) Emma Digman (So.) Breanna Herrera (So.) Kelsey Pontius (Sr.) Alexa Sullivan (So.) Rhianon Vertin-Hawkins (Jr.) KEY LOSSES: Mia Sheets (Jr.) TEAM: Fresno Pacific Sunbirds 2018 RESULTS: 5th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Ray Winter (6th season) RETURNING/LOST: 8/5 KEY RETURNERS: Stevie Gaskell, Araceli Mancilla, Jojo Zorn, Gracielita Bastidas, Veronica Ortega INCOMING FRESHMEN: Yorkabel Gebrehiwot, Kendall Caruana, Jackeline Parra OTHER RETURNERS: Bree Montoya after a redshirt, Brianna Guerrero after a redshirt, Tatum Perez TEAM: Hawai`i Hilo Vulcans 2018 RESULTS: 9th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Jaime Guerpo (22nd season) RETURNING/LOST: 6/1 RETURNERS: Olivia Jarvis (So., 39th PWC), Annaka Barragan (So.), Lily Gavagan (So.), Caitlin Kawaiaea (So.), Makena Morria (So.), Shaelee West (So.) LOSSES: Meghan Langbehn INCOMING FRESHMEN: Sabina Boo-Rivera (Keaau, Hawaii), Catalina Contreras (Spring, Tex./Klein Oak HS), Emma Heidelmeier (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) TEAM: Hawai`i Pacific Sharks 2018 RECORD: Seventh in PacWest HEAD COACH: Jackie Sgambati (fifth season) RETURNING/LOST: 6/4 RETURNERS: Brooke Gottmeier (Sr.); Jasmine Napenas (Sr.); Amber Boettiger (Jr.); Janice Hata (Jr.); Robyn Kaltenbrunn (Jr.); Hanna Nason (Jr.); Evelyn Macias (So.); KEY LOSSES: Jessica Suriano; Sydney Weeks INCOMING FRESHMEN: Sophia Cash (Kamuela, Hawai‘i/Honoka‘a); Karen Corona-Perez (Ocracoke, N.C./Ockracoke Island); McKay Guckenberg (Eureka, Mont./Lincoln County); Kaylin Regan (North Myrtle Beach, S.C. HS); Rylie Rhyne (Hiddenite, N.C./Alexander Central) TEAM: Holy Names Hawks 2018 FINISH: No team score at PacWest Championships HEAD COACH: Rick Glenn (2nd season) RETURNING/LOST: 3/1 KEY RETURNERS: Nicole Messina (So.), Erica Tello (Jr.) KEY LOSSES: Monica Zuranich TRANSFERS: Da’ja Archer (Jr., Laney College), Brenda Ortiz (So., Modesto JC) INCOMING FRESHMEN: Hailey Chapman (Aztec HS), Victoria Corral (Moreau Catholic HS), Jade Guerrero (Cosumnes Oaks HS), Alexa Perez (San Jacinto HS), Kristen Weber (Paradise HS) OTHER RETURNERS: Meg Sullivan TEAM: Notre Dame de Namur Argonauts 2018 RECORD: 8th in PacWest HEAD COACH: Sean Smith (2nd Season) RETURNING/LOST: 5/3 KEY RETURNERS: Jazmine Moore (Sr.), Noelle Reyes (Sr.), Leslie Oseguera (Sr.), Maria Hernandez (So.), Brianna Alvarada (So.) KEY LOSSES: Daniela Camacho, Toni Cardoza, Kassandra Martinez TRANSFERS: Alyssa Benavides (San Bernardino Valley CC), Monica Ruelas (Hartnell CC), Jocelyn Cervantes (Hartnell CC) INCOMING FRESHMEN: Arriana Felix (Hemet HS), Valeria Valdez (Wasco Union), Olivia Paez (Bishop Amat), Lindsay Calderon, Ruth Hernandez (Lodi) TEAM: Point Loma Sea Lions 2018 NCAA Championships finish: 25th place (642 points) 2018 Final Regional finish: Sixth place (188 points) 2018 Final PacWest finish: First place (38 points) HEAD COACH: Jerry Arvin (27th season) RETURNING/LOST: 2/6 RETURNING COUNTERS: Zita Molnar (Senior, second team All-PacWest), Emily Donahue (sophomore, three-time PacWest Freshman of the Week), Madi Bucci (junior), Jordan Sienkiewicz* (senior), Alyssa Stromsland* (junior) *starter in 2017 KEY LOSSES: Hannah Benoit Bucher, Marissa Bartello, Brianna Bartello, Cassidy Towner, Josie Frye INCOMING FRESHMEN: Patricia Hopkins, Garielle Martin, Lakely Nealis, Taylor Reimann, Kenna True OTHER RETURNERS: Cailey Olono, Sammy Melin, Sam Coon .
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