2002-2003HUSKY SEASON INFORMATION REVIEW

QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Institution: ...... University of Washington 2005 Husky Tennis Location: ...... Seattle, Wash. Quick Facts, Staff Directory ...... 1 Mailing Address: ...... 229 Graves Bldg., Box 354070 2005 Preview ...... 2-3 ...... Seattle, WA 98195 Head Coach Patty McCain ...... 4-5 Enrollment: ...... 31,474 Assistant Coach, Support Staff ...... 6 Founded: ...... Nov. 4, 1861 2005 Roster & Team Photo ...... 7 Nickname: ...... Huskies Player Profiles ...... 8-19 Mascot: ...... Whitepaw’s Arlut Spirit of Goldust ...... (Alaskan Malamute) Colors: ...... Purple and Gold 2003-04 Season Review Conference: ...... Pacific-10 2003-04 Review ...... 20-21 Home Indoor Facility: ...... Lloyd Nordstrom Tennis Center 2003-04 Results & Statistics ...... 22-25 ...... (278) 2003-04 Pac-10 Standings & Honors ...... 26 Home Outdoor Facility: ...... Quillian Stadium (900) President: ...... Dr. Mark Emmert Husky History Athletic Director: ...... Todd Turner Pac-10 Indoors ...... 27 Executive Associate Athletic Director: .... Jeff Compher Huskies in the National Championships ...... 28-29 Senior Associate Athletic Director: ...... Marie Tuite 2004 ITA National Coach of the Year Husky Accolades ...... 30 Patty McCain Asst. Media Relations Director/Tennis Contact: Erin Rowley Year-By-Year Records/Coaching Records ...... 31 Office Phone: ...... (206) 685-3118 All-Time Records ...... 32-33 Home Phone: ...... (206) 283-0265 Series Records/Rankings ...... 34 E-mail: ...... [email protected] Letterwinners ...... 35 Web Site: ...... www.gohuskies.com Tennis Facilities ...... 36 Media Relations Fax: ...... (206) 543-5000 Student Assistant: ...... Mike Bruscas Head Coach: ...... Patty McCain (Stanford) Husky Experience Record at UW: ...... 109-57 / 7 years The Husky Experience–The Best of Everything ...... 37-48 Career Record: ...... 109-57 / 7 years Phone: ...... (206) 543-1116 Credits Assistant Coach: ...... Darija Klaic The 2005 Washington Women’s Tennis Media Guide was Phone: ...... (206) 685-7019 written and edited by Erin Rowley, assistant media relations 2003-04 Overall Record: ...... 21-6 director and Mike Bruscas, media relations student assistant. 2004 Conference Record/Place: ...... 5-3 / 4th Lay-out and design done in-house on desktop publishing 2004 NCAA Championships: ...... Quarterfinals applications by Rowley and Jeff Bechthold, assistant media Final ITA Team Ranking: ...... No. 9 relations director. Front cover design by Jay Torrell. Inside Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...... 8/2 cover design and outside back cover by Bechthold. Printing by Newcomers: ...... 4 the University of Washington Publications Services (Judy Robertson). Photos by Joanie Komura, Richard McEnery, Erin Junior Dinka Hadzic ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Rowley and Bruce Terami. (Area Code 206) Athletic Department ...... 543-2210 Athletic Director– Todd Turner ...... 543-2212 Executive Assoc. A.D.– Jeff Compher ...... 543-2317 Sr. Assoc. AD for Olympic Sports–Marie Tuite ...... 543-2279 Assoc. AD for Fund Development–Ken Winstead .. 543-2234 Assoc. AD for Business & Finance–Paul King ...... 685-7554 Assoc. AD for Compliance– John Morris ...... 543-4621 Assoc. AD for Facilities & Events–Chip Lydum ...... 543-7373 Assoc. AD for Sports Med, Student Services - ...... Dave Burton ...... 543-2239 Asst. AD for Marketing & Promotions Director– ...... Leslie Wurzberger ...... 543-3086 Asst. AD for Media Relations–Jim Daves ...... 543-2230 Asst. Media Relations Directors–Dan Lepse, Jeff Bechthold, Erin Rowley, Misty Tucci, Brian Beaky, Brian Tom . 543-2230 Asst. Dir. of Olympic Sports–Karen Flor ...... 685-7853 Event Manager–Scott Baebler ...... 543-2246 Int. Dir. of Student-Athlete Services - Pam Robenolt 616-2351 Tennis Athletic Trainer–Kathy Thompson ...... 543-2239 Husky History - Trish Bostrum Nordstrom Tennis Center Director– Travis Roach .. 543-8185 www.gohuskies.com -- 1 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis 20052002-2003 SEASON SEASON PREVIEW REVIEW

Returning four starters from last year’s squad that Carter and Hoe, who rank No. 2 and No. 3 advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight, the Washington respectively on UW’s career singles wins list, women’s tennis team looks to be in fine shape to will certainly be missed for their leadership maintain its standing as one of the top-10 teams in both on and off the court. the nation when the 2005 season unfolds in January. But McCain has been here before. Her 2004 Senior Dea Sumantri, a two-time All-American, knows squad began its season missing six seniors – what it takes to compete with the country’s best. including three starters – from the previous Sumantri, who rotated with Claire Carter at No. 1 year. Last season was supposed to be a singles last year, helped the Huskies maintain no less rebuilding year. But all McCain did was than a Top-10 ranking in 2004. In fact, the Huskies engineer her young team into a squad in ranked as high as fourth last season, its highest in contention for a national championship – school history. falling one match shy of an NCAA semifinal. For that she was named ITA National Coach Joining Sumantri will be junior Dinka Hadzic, of the Year. sophomore Saskia Nauenberg and senior Mugette Ahn – three players who solidified the singles lineup “We’re very young this year,” McCain said. for a Husky team that made its eighth straight “It will be interesting to see what the postseason appearance last year. freshmen are capable of right out of the chute.” Despite Washington’s recent success, UW head coach Patty McCain does not have all the answers when According to the Husky head coach, it will take she looks at her young 2005 squad. Only three players a few dual matches to get an idea for how on the Husky roster have more than two years of her lineup will play out and what it will take collegiate tennis experience. The team also features for Washington to win. “But I think as always, Dea Sumantri four freshmen, two sophomores and three we have a lot of talented players and a lot of potential,” she said. “The thing that made us so good situation where our wins or losses are going to upperclassmen in their second seasons in the completely depend on Dea’s performance. It shouldn’t program. last year was the girls were just very, very tough. We just never gave an inch and that was something that end up that way.” was very special last year. I don’t know if we can Missing from last year’s lineup will be graduated Another added bonus is the addition of former Husky recreate that again. We have a great group of girls seniors Claire Carter and Erin Hoe, a pair of players Darija Klaic as the new assistant coach. Klaic, a 2003 and you just never really know. They’re starting to who carried the Huskies on their shoulders last graduate, was a team manager and Nordstrom Tennis season, taking them to the Elite Eight and matching gel now as a team and that’s probably the most important thing at this point in the year.” Center assistant facility manager last year until being UW’s best NCAA finish since 2001 – their freshman named assistant just prior to the start of the NCAA season. With this year’s squad, McCain has the luxury of two Championships. Klaic is one of the top doubles important factors on any successful team: players to wear the purple and gold. A two-time All- American, Klaic ranks second on UW’s career doubles chemistry and depth. Despite the fact that players come from different countries and list with 84 wins. She had a long and successful different backgrounds, the Husky squad has career with Claire Carter. a tradition for having a tight knit bond – for celebrating their diversity. “I’m absolutely thrilled to be able to hire Darjia,” McCain said. “I’m just thrilled that we can continue the Husky tradition and she can actually be able to “Tennis is such an individual sport that whenever you have a cohesive unit like that, pass down a lot of things that she learned based on going down the stretch into a competitive her experience here. She knows the ins and outs of student life here and she can really tell them and walk event like the NCAA’s, you’re so much better off. When you’ve got a kid out there playing them through it. Darija was also hired for her degree last and they’re looking around and every in economics and her business savy. She will head the majority of our administrative duties.” single person is sincerely pulling for them as hard as they can,” McCain said. “A lot of teams don’t have that. I can tell you these The Players One question that does not need to be answered is girls go shoulder to shoulder. They care very much about each other.” who will be UW’s No. 1 singles player. Dea Sumantri will take over that spot after rotating at No. 1 with Claire Carter last season. Sumantri ended the year Washington has 12 players on its 2005 roster and McCain will be relying on players other with a No. 17 singles ranking and a No. 7 doubles than Sumantri to shoulder the load. “We’ve ranking with Carter. She amassed an incredible 21-4 dual singles record, finishing 28-10 overall. She got a really deep team this year,” McCain said. “We’ve got a strong cast of characters. became the first Husky woman to earn All-America I think that the girls have been working really honors in both singles and doubles in a single season. hard and training really hard. Time will tell, but I don’t think we’re going to be in a “Dea’s a superstar in every sense of the word,” Saskia Nauenberg McCain said. “She’s very professional about her 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 2 -- www.gohuskies.com Dinka Hadzic 2002-20032005 SEASON SEASON PREVIEW REVIEW

Senior Mugette Ahn is another player who will The Schedule be vying for a spot in the lineup. In her first Whether it is non-conference or conference matches, year with the team last season, Ahn was the Huskies have a formidable schedule awaiting plagued by injuries but picked up some big them when dual play opens Jan. 21 at Utah State. wins for the Huskies late in the season. She The Huskies face BYU Jan. 22, before making their went 7-1 at No. 6 singles. home debut versus Gonzaga Jan. 28.

“Mugette is really tough,” McCain said. “She Washington will face a big test early, being selected just continues to get better and better every to participate in the National Team Indoor day, and in my opinion she looks like she has Championships (Feb. 3-6) for the second-straight year. reestablished her love for the game which is Last year, UW made a strong showing defeating No. a whole new element than we saw a lot of 23 Tennessee, and No. 6 Vanderbilt before falling to last year. It will be a lot of fun to see her play.” No. 2 Stanford in the semis.

The remaining Husky returners are junior “I think we’ve got some good matches there,” McCain Stephanie Svanfeldt, sophomore Monika said. “We have some good tester matches early in Kolbovic, and seniors Megan Flynn and Cheryl the year. Going to Provo will give us a chance to be Naruse. Svanfeldt is the only one of the under fire early on. They are a tough team. We have quartet with more than one year of collegiate a tough non-conference schedule. If you want to be tennis experience under her belt. the best, you’ve got to beat the best.”

Svanfeldt and Kolbovic saw time at No. 6 Also on the non-conference docket will be matches singles during Ahn’s absence. Svanfeldt went at home versus Illinois and Tulane, and road matches 5-8 in dual play, while Kolbovic was 0-3. Flynn at San Diego State and University of San Diego. Dinka Hadzic and Naruse didn’t see dual action last season, Washington’s non-conference schedule should but got some matches in tournament play. prepare the Huskies for a formidable Pac-10 lineup, business and works very hard. She’s very serious, arguably the toughest tennis conference in the nation. she’s very passionate and always wants to improve, Washington has four freshmen on its roster including even when she’s hit the highest level. She is a great local star Allison Rainey (Mercer Island, Wash.), Tara “The Pac-10 is going to be really tough,” McCain said. role model for everyone around her because even Simpson (Vancouver, B.C.), Cassy Fabiani (Tiburon, “Stanford is probably the toughest. They reload with though she’s nationally ranked, she’s still out there Calif.) and Keri Sugiyama (Honolulu, Hawaii). “I’m tough people every year. For everyone else, it all at the end of the day working just as hard, if not really happy with our freshman class,” McCain said. depends on who’s healthy and who’s playing well, harder, than everyone else. That’s the standard she “We’ve got a good mix of kids.” Rainey, Simpson who gels as a team.” sets and it really pushes everyone to the next level.” and Fabiani should be in contention for a starting spot in the dual lineup. And for the Huskies, those components already Sumantri and junior Dinka Hadzic are the Husky co- appear to be in place for the 2005 season. captains, and will be looked upon to be team leaders. McCain is still working on the best combination of Hadzic should fill the No. 2 singles spot after playing doubles duos that will take the courts. last year at No. 4. She went 17-10 in dual action, Sumantri only played with Carter last year and 26-16 overall. Hadzic was Washington’s at No. 1, while three different combos comeback kid last year – pulling out many come-from- played at No. 2 and six different pairs behind wins, including the clinching match in UW’s played at No. 3. Doubles was not a strong 4-3 win over Oregon in the 2004 regional final. suit for Washington last year. Carter and Sumantri went 16-9 in dual action, while “Dinka is a warrior,” McCain said. “She’s extremely the other two spots went a combined 15- tough. She has completely stepped up to a new level 34. Fortunately, UW’s singles lineup was and it’s exciting to see how much farther she’s going tough as nails. to take it this year. She’ll probably be stepping into a higher role and now she’s ready to take that challenge “Before last year I would have said doubles on.” play was immensely important,” McCain said. “Now I’m not so sure. I think it’s UW’s third top returner is sophomore Saskia always very big, it gives you that breathing Nauenberg who is coming off a rookie campaign that room if you can get the doubles point. We saw her go 16-11 at No. 5 singles, 24-15 overall. work pretty hard on doubles skills. I’m kind Despite being in just her second year in the program, of a doubles fanatic about making them McCain will be looking for her to move her game to learn the game properly - maybe to their the next level as well. detriment. It takes us a little longer to develop our doubles players. What I’m “Saskia came up with some huge wins for us last asking them to do is master high level year,” McCain said. “She’s just going to continue to strategies and skills. So it does take them develop and really she’s just scratching the surface a couple of years to really implement it.” of what she’s capable of.”

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When Patty McCain began her posted four wins over top-20 opponents, including victories over No. 5 first head coaching position in California and a Sweet 16 triumph over No. 5 Tennessee. UW tied for 1997, she inherited a Washington second in the Pac-10 with a 6-2 mark. program that was virtually un- known on the national collegiate Due to the impending birth of her daughter, Keegan, McCain did not travel to Stone Mountain, Ga. for the round of 16 and quarterfinals during that women’s tennis scene and had never produced an All-American. year. Seven NCAA Tournament appear- McCain was honored as the 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year and also ances and 12 All-America certifi- received the Northwest Region Coach of the Year award. cates later, McCain has engi- neered Washington into one of The lofty national finish in 2001 was not a surprise, but rather the result of the top programs in the nation. a consistent climb up the rankings for Washington since her arrival. The Huskies’ final ITA ranking improved each season under McCain: No. 56 in Her individual coaching accolades 1998, No. 33 in 1999, No. 30 in 2000 , No. 11 in 2001 and No. 6 in 2003. speak for themselves: 2004 Wil- son/ITA National Coach of the In 2000, Washington’s 12-10 record led them to their fourth postseason Year, two-time Northwest Region appearance in as many years. McCain instilled a never-say-die attitude into Coach of the Year, two-time Pac- her players, and the Dawgs responded. UW defeated five top-43 squads. 10 Coach of the Year. They are honors that can be added to her long list of McCain established the Huskies’ motto for the 1997-98 season as “We accomplishments as a player herself; including a successful stint as a top- Came To Play” and passed along to the players a confidence in themselves 20 professional and a two-time NCAA Singles Champion at Stanford. and an abhorrence for losing. The gutsy squad came within two points of But for McCain, it is not the individual accolades that mean as much as the upsetting 33rd-ranked Georgia Tech in the first round of the NCAA regional strides her Husky teams have taken. Seven straight NCAA appearances, tournament. three Sweet 16’s and two Elite Eights. Four McCain products - Kristina Individually, McCain tutored four-time NCAA singles competitor Kristina Kraszewski, Claire Carter, Darija Klaic and Dea Sumantri - have combined Kraszewski who earned three All-America honors (1998, 2000, 2001). for 12 All-America honors. Darija Klaic, a 2003 grad, and Claire Carter, a 2004 grad, became the first Last season, the Huskies climbed as high as fourth in the ITA national Husky doubles team to earn All-America honors in 2002, advancing to the rankings, the highest rank in school history. McCain led her squad to its NCAA quarterfinals. The pair earned their second doubles All-America second-ever NCAA Elite Eight appearance, before being edged by Clemson certificate in 2003. Carter also garnered All-America honors in singles as a in the quarters, 4-3. Sumantri became the first-ever Husky to earn both freshman and doubles honors as a senior last year, making her the first four- singles and doubles All-America honors in a single season. Carter also time All-American in school history. Current senior Dea Sumantri earned became the first four-time All-American in school history, earning a doubles singles All-America acclaim in 2003, and both singles and doubles honors nod with Sumantri. in 2004. The 2004 Huskies finished with an overall record of 21-6, the best in McCain, formerly Fendick, brings to the Husky program outstanding playing McCain’s tenure as the UW head coach, and became the first in UW credentials. While competing for the Cardinal from 1983-87, she was the women’s tennis history to be named ITA National Coach of the Year. 1986 and 1987 NCAA singles champion and helped lead Stanford to the NCAA team championship in 1984, 1986 and 1987, filling the No. 1 singles The 2003 season saw many great accomplishments for McCain, who guided slot. McCain was a 1985 singles semifinalist and a 1987 doubles finalist. her Huskies to a NCAA Round of 16 appearance and their highest final Her 57-match winning streak stood from 1987 until 2001. ranking in school history (sixth), earned her sec- ond Pac-10 Coach of the Year honor for the second time in three years, and was inducted into the Stanford Hall of Fame for her accomplish- ments as a collegiate player for the Cardinal. That season, Washington tied for second in the Pac-10 with a 6-2 league record and finished the year with a 19-4 overall record. UW’s postseason run featured wins over Southern and No. 25 Illinois, before falling to No. 11 UCLA in the Sweet 16. McCain’s squad had three players earn All- America honors: Sumantri in singles and Carter and Klaic in doubles. In 2002, the Huskies advanced as far as the NCAA Regional Final, ending the season with a No. 24 national ranking and a 14-11 overall record. The 2001 squad registered one of the finest seasons in UW history, posting a 21-8 record, advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals and finish- ing with a No. 11 final ITA ranking. The Huskies

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MCCAIN’S COACHING HIGHLIGHTS • Led UW to the NCAA Tournament seven straight years (1998-2004) • Guided UW to its first three NCAA Tournament wins in 2001 • Led 2001 squad to NCAA quarterfinals for first time in school history • Guided 2004 team to second all-time NCAA quarterfinal appearance • Named 2004 ITA National Coach of the Year • Voted the 2003 and 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year • Named the 2001 Northwest Region Coach of the Year • Coached the first 12 All-Americans in UW women’s tennis history • Led Huskies to highest final ranking of No. 6 in the 2003 ITA poll

MCCAIN’S PLAYING HIGHLIGHTS • Inducted into Stanford’s Hall of Fame in 2003 • Played professionally on the WTP tour from 1987 to 1995 • Achieved a WTP ranking of No. 4 in doubles and No. 19 in singles • Won 26 doubles titles and three singles championships • Was a Grand Slam doubles semifinalist, finalist or champion nine times • Australian Open champion with Mary Joe Fernandez • Advanced to the round of 16 at a Grand Slam event in singles six times • Finalist at the U.S. Open Mixed Doubles Masters in 2000 & 2001 • Won NCAA singles championship in 1986 and 1987 • Played No. 1 singles for Stanford, NCAA team champ in 1984, ’86 & ’87 McCain also earned a number of top honors as a collegian, including being • Her 57 consecutive wins were the NCAA record from 1987 until 2001 named the MVP of the NCAA’s All-Decade Team for tennis and Stanford’s • Named MVP of the NCAA’s All-Decade Team for the 1980s Player of the Decade, both of the 1980s. As a freshman she was named • Named Stanford’s Player of the Decade for the 1980s Rolex’s Player to Watch, and as a senior captain she was Tennis Magazine’s • Tennis Magazine’s College Player of the Year in 1987 College Player of the Year. McCain also was the recipient of the Honda- • Honda-Broderick Award winner for tennis in 1987 Broderick Award for tennis and the Arthur Ashe Award for Sportsmanship. • Earned the Arthur Ashe Award for Sportsmanship Her career on the WTA Tour as a professional from 1987 to August 1995 was MCCAIN’S COACHING RECORD equally as impressive. She ranked as high as fourth in doubles and 19th in singles, winning 26 doubles titles and three singles championships. Six Year Record National Finish ITA Ranking times she advanced to at least the round of 16 in a Grand Slam singles event, 1998 12-8 NCAA West Region first round No. 56 and she was a Grand Slam doubles semifinalist, finalist or champion nine 1999 10-11 NCAA West Region first round No. 33 times. McCain and former Husky assistant coach Jill Hultquist won several 2000 12-10 NCAA West Region first round No. 30 2001 21-8 NCAA Quarterfinals No. 11 doubles titles on tour. 2002 14-11 NCAA West Region second round No. 24 Many of McCain’s victories on the tour came against legends and players 2003 19-4 NCAA Round of 16 No. 6 who were recently ranked in the top 40 on the tour: Martina Navratilova, 2004 21-6 NCAA Quarterfinals No. 9 Jana Novotna, Mary Jo Fernandez, Zina Garrison, Brenda Schulz-McCarthy, Career 109-57 (.657) Barbara Paulus, Sandrine Testud, Karina Habsudova, Lisa Raymond, Manuela Maleeva and Katarina Maleeva. She also represented the United States in the Federation Cup in 1988 and 1990, as well as in the Wightman Cup in 1988 and 1989. She still actively competes at a high level, having reached the finals of the U.S. Open Master’s mixed doubles competition in both 2000 and 2001. McCain was recently named an elite athlete representative on the USTA Board of Directors. She also served on the ITA West Region committee and was elected to the USTA nominating committee. She was a member of the WTA Tour Players’ Committee from 1991 to 1996, a member of its Disciplin- ary Committee from 1992 to 1995, and a member of its Ranking Committee in 1995. McCain has turned down several USTA development jobs so she can continue to lead the Husky program into national prominence. However, she is quite involved in helping her players to achieve world rankings and pursue tennis after their collegiate careers are over. The Sacramento, Calif., native earned a bachelor’s in psychology from Stanford in 1987 and is completing her thesis for a master’s in education at St. Mary’s (Calif.). She is married to Scott McCain, a former ATP Tour player and coach at California. The couple has two young daughters, Keegan, born May 23, 2001, and Hayley, born Dec. 17, 2002.

www.gohuskies.com -- 5 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis ASSISTANT2002-2003 SEASON COACH/STAFF REVIEW DARIJA KLAIC - ASSISTANT COACH Darija Klaic , a two-time doubles All-American and a 2003 Washington graduate, begins her first year as the assistant coach for the Washington women’s tennis team. Klaic was named assistant coach right before the 2004 NCAA Championships, after serving as team manager and Nordstrom Tennis Center assistant facility manager for most of last season.

“I am very excited to have Darija back with women’s tennis,” McCain said at the time of her hiring. “I hired her because of her economics degree, her fantastic adminis- trative skills, and her keen eye for the game. She understands our history and will be an invaluable asset as the new assistant coach.” Along with doubles partner Claire Carter, Klaic earned All-America honors in doubles in 2002 and 2003. The pair was one of the top doubles teams to ever play at Washington, as Carter and Klaic finished 2003 with a No. 10 national ranking. They also finished the 2002 season with a No. 20 national billing.

Klaic, a native of Zupanja, Croatia, ranks second only to Carter in UW career doubles wins with 84. Klaic and Carter also hold the season doubles record with 26 wins in 2002-03, a mark that was equaled by Carter and senior Dea Sumantri last year. Carter and Klaic also hold the distinction of being the first Husky doubles team to reach the NCAA quarterfinals in 2001. Carter and Sumantri matched that accomplishment last year as well.

Klaic recorded at least 20 doubles wins in three of her four seasons at Washington. She also earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention acclaim in 2002. An outstanding academic student as well, Klaic was a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection, including a second-team selection in 2002. Prior to coming to Washington, Klaic was the No. 1 ranked junior in Croatia. TENNIS SUPPORT STAFF

Ashlee Anderson Scott Baebler Tung Dinh Karen Flor Academic Counselor Events Manager Team Manager Asst. Dir. - Olympic Sports

Karen Gunderman Erin Rowley Kathy Thompson Equipment Manager Media Relations Athletic Trainer

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Front Row (l-r): Cheryl Naruse, Keri Sugiyama. Middle Row (l-r): Mugette Ahn, Stephanie Svanfeldt, Monika Kolbovic, Saska Nauenberg. Back Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Darija Klaic, Allison Rainey, Dinka Hadzic, Dea Sumantri, Tara Simpson, Cassy Fabiani, and Head Coach Patty McCain. Not pictured: Megan Flynn 2004-2005 Roster Squad Breakdown Name Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School) By Class Mugette Ahn 5-4 Sr. 1V Los Angeles, Calif. (College of San Mateo) Cassy Fabiani 5-7 Fr. HS San Rafael, Calif. (Laurel Springs) Freshmen (4) Juniors (2) Megan Flynn 5-10 Sr. 1V Camas, Wash. (Camas) Fabiani Hadzic Dinka Hadzic 5-6 Jr. 2V Split, Croatia (Turisticko-Ugostiteljska) Rainey Svanfeldt Monika Kolbovic 5-4 So. 1V Vancouver, B.C. (Magee Secondary) Simpson Seniors (4) Cheryl Naruse 5-1 Sr. 1V Singapore, Singapore (United World College of Sugiyama Ahn Southeast Asia) Sophomores (2) Flynn Saskia Nauenberg 5-11 So. 1V Santa Cruz, Calif. (York School) Kolbovic Naruse Allison Rainey 5-10 Fr. HS Mercer Island, Wash. (Mercer Island, Wash.) Nauenberg Sumantri Tara Simpson 5-4 Fr. HS Vancouver, B.C. (West Van Secondary School) By State/Country Keri Sugiyama 5-1 Fr. HS Honolulu, Hawaii (Iolani School) Dea Sumantri 5-6 Sr. 3V Jakarta, Indonesia (Buddi Lisva) California (4) Singapore (1) Stephanie Svanfeldt 5-4 Jr. 2V Belvedere, Calif. (Redwood) Ahn (Los Angeles) Naruse (Singapore) Head Coach: Patty McCain (8th year) Fabiani (Tiburon) Indonesia (1) Assistant Coach: Darija Klaic (1st year) Nauenberg (Santa Cruz) Sumantri (Jakarta) Svanfeldt (Belvedere) Croatia (1) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Washington (2) Hadzic (Split) Mugette Ahn...... mew-GET On Flynn (Camas) Hawaii (1) Dinka Hadzic ...... DING-ka HA-chich Rainey (Mercer Island) Sugiyama (Honolulu) Monika Kolbovic ...... COLE-buh-vick Canada (2) Cheryl Naruse ...... na-ROO-say Kolbovic (Vancouver, B.C.) Saskia Nauenberg ...... SAWS-kee-ya NOW-en-berg Simpson (Vancouver, B.C.) Dea Sumantri ...... DAY-uh soo-MAHN-tree www.gohuskies.com -- 7 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 RETURNERS SEASON REVIEW MUGETTE AHN 5-4 • SENIOR • LOS ANGELES, CALIF. • PALISADES CHARTER/COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO

WASHINGTON: A one year letterwinner after transferring to Washington before her junior season…had strong junior season interrupted by injuries…2003-04 (Junior): Led the Huskies in dual winning percentage with a 7-1 record, all at the No. 6 singles position…suffered a stress fracture that forced her to miss two and a half months…UW struggled at sixth singles in Ahn’s absence, going 5-11…she earned key victories in the Huskies’ 4-3 win over No. 6 Vanderbilt…rallied from a set down to defeat Oregon’s Ester Bak and help the Huskies defeat the Ducks 4-3 in the NCAA Second Round…also earned a win in UW’s 4-3 Elite Eight loss to Coach McCain on Ahn: Clemson…only dual loss was a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 defeat to Stanford’s “Mugette is our sharpshooter. 61st-ranked Emilia Anderson…compiled a 5-11 mark in doubles She can hit her mark from play…began the dual season teaming with senior Erin Hoe at No. 2 anywhere on the court. She doubles, going 2-5…after returning from injury, paired with Saskia puts an incredible amount of Nauenberg to go 1-3 at No. 3 doubles…reached the semifinals of pressure on her opponents with the Pac-10 Championships Invitational Draw with Nauenberg. her hard-hitting, line-biting College of San Mateo: Community college women’s tennis shots.” champion in 2003…two-time state community college competitor in 2001 and 2003…Juniors: Highest junior ranking was No. 15 in Girls-18 as a 13-year-old…No. 1 player in G10’s, G12’s, and G14’s…was in top-three in Girls-16 and Girls-18…won Southern California sections in Girls-16 and Girls-18. Personal: Mugette Ahn…born April 4, 1981, in Ivory Coast, West Africa…mother is Young Ahn…has a sister Violet, who is a nationally ranked junior tennis player…undeclared major…enjoys reading, jogging and watching movies.

Getting To Know Mugette… I can’t imagine life without: Sleep! My teammates would describe me as: Independent My funniest teammate is: Saskia and Steph Few people know that I’m: 23 years old! Favorite junk food: Hot Tamales Favorite TV show: Was Seinfeld The one thing I miss most about living at home: Having a car! When I’m not playing tennis I’m: Usually in “lala land” Best dressed teammate is: Dea Favorite movie: Anything with Stephen Dorff in it

AHN’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2003-04 7-1/8-4 3-9/5-11 Career 7-1/8-4 3-9/5-11

2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 8 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON RETURNERS REVIEW MEGAN FLYNN 5-10 • SENIOR • CAMAS, WASH. • CAMAS

Washington: Second year on the squad after walking on last season as a junior…had not competed in tennis since high school…2003-04 (Junior): Earned first victory of collegiate career on Oct. 11 with a three-set win over Amber McGolerick of the U.S. Military Academy at the USTA College Tennis Invite...also competed at the ITA Northwest Championships and Pac-10 Championships…was 0-2 overall in doubles with partner Cheryl Naruse. Juniors/High School: Four-year Coach McCain on Flynn: letterwinner in tennis at Camas High School in Camas, “Megan’s intelligence and Wash.…led prep team a 7th place finish in the state tournament thoughtfulness on the court her senior year…team captain her senior season…Personal: make her a great asset to the Megan Kathleen Flynn…born August 9, 1983.…daughter of team. She’s always pushing Debra and Michael Flynn…enjoys traveling, scrapbooking and herself to improve.” music…majoring in journalism.

Getting To Know Megan… Favorite toy as a child: My Samantha doll When I was a kid I wanted to be: A Portland Trailblazers dancer Best-dressed teammate is: Dea My teammates describe me as: Quiet but goofy once you get to know me I can’t imagine life without: Sweat pants Earliest sports memory: Being terrified of the balance beam in gymnastics

FLYNN’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2003-04 0-0/1-7 0-0/0-2 Career 0-0/1-7 0-0/0-2

www.gohuskies.com -- 9 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 RETURNERS SEASON REVIEW DINKA HADZIC 5-6 • JUNIOR • SPLIT, CROATIA • TURISTICKO-UGOSTITELJSKA

Washington: Two-time letterwinner will be one of the Huskies’ top singles players this season…2003-04 (Sophomore): Stepped up big for the Huskies in her second season…compiled a 26-16 singles record, the ninth most single season wins in UW history…went 17- 10 in dual play, every match at the No. 4 singles spot…26 singles wins was third on the team…biggest win of the season came in UW’s NCAA Second Round match against Oregon when, with the match tied 3-3, Hadzic won a third-set tiebreak 8-6 over Davina Mendiburu to send the Huskies into the Sweet Sixteen…also earned a three-set win over Lauren Colalillo of Arizona State in UW’s Coach McCain on Hadzic: 4-2 win in the Sweet Sixteen…earned honorable mention recognition “Dinka was our ‘comeback’ kid on the Pac-10 All-Academic Team…reached the semifinals of the last year, clinching several big USTA College Tennis Invitational…reached the third round of the team wins for us with her own ITA Northwest Championships…was third on the team with 13 come-from-behind victories. doubles wins…played with five different doubles partners but She’s incredibly talented, tough played the majority of her matches with senior Erin Hoe, going 7-8 and gutsy, and never gives up and 7-7 in dual play at No. 2 doubles…also spent time teaming with regardless of the odds stacked Saskia Nauenberg, recording a 4-7 dual mark…2002-03 (Freshman): against her.” Turned in overall singles record of 10-7, including 7-4 dual record…went 13-8 in doubles action, including 9-4 with Erin Boisclair…recorded 3-1 singles mark in the No. 5 spot, 4-3 at No. 6…advanced to the third round of ITA Regionals before ousted by Raquel Kops-Jones (Cal)…when Claire Carter was declared ineligible right before the Round of 16 NCAA Team Championships, stepped into the lineup and picked up a clutch win in the No. 6 spot over Anya Loncaric (UCLA)…Juniors/High School: Attended Turisticko- Ugostiteska HS in Split, Croatia…played in international junior tournaments…led club team to three national championships (1999- 2002)…club team also finished third in 1998 junior national championship…Personal: Dinka Hadzic…born June 2, 1983, in Travnik…parents are Zehra and Salih Hadzic…brother Dino (22) also plays tennis…major is undecided …enjoys music, and hanging out with friends. Getting To Know Dinka... The best thing about being a Husky is: Wearing purple & gold and living in Seattle I can’t imagine life without: Chocolate My teammates would describe me as: Hardworking Funniest teammate is: Mugette Few people know that I: Actually played tennis for 3 years without contacts! Favorite junk food is: A Big Mac A talent I will never become famous for: Skiing HADZIC’S CAREER RECORD If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I would: Play basketball Favorite UW athlete is: Sanja Tomasevic YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) The one thing I miss most about living at home is: My parents 2002-03 7-4/10-7 8-5/13-8 Teammate most likely to go on a reality TV: Allison - The Real 2003-04 17-10/26-16 11-14/13-19 World Career 24-14/36-23 19-19/26-27

2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 10 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON RETURNERS REVIEW MONIKA KOLBOVIC 5-4 • SOPHOMORE • VANCOUVER, B.C. • MAGEE SECONDARY

Washington: One time letterwinner looks to build upon freshman experience…2003-04 (Freshman): Started three matches for the Huskies at No. 6 singles but went 0-3…compiled an overall singles record of 3-11…earned first career win over Alex Arlak of Brown, 6-3, 7-6 (4) in the USTA College Tennis Invitational…saw most of her dual action on the doubles court…compiled a 4-16 doubles record with five different partners…picked up first dual match win of career at No. 3 doubles with Saskia Nauenberg, defeating a team from San Diego St. on March 6…Juniors/High School: Three- year captain at Magee Secondary High School…led team to a pair Coach McCain on Kolbovic: of fourth-place state finishes as a sophomore and junior…team fin- “Monika has a lot of talent and ished sixth at state championships during her freshman year…also when she puts her mind to it, a standout soccer player…Personal: Monika Kolbovic…born she’s capable of some big March 18, 1985…parents are Angela and Jerry Kolbovic…older wins.” sister Renata (28) was assistant coach for the Huskies from 2003- 04…father was a professional handball player…enjoys dancing and soccer.

Getting To Know Monika… Best thing about being a Husky is: All the purple clothes I can’t imagine life without: Cell phones My teammates would describe me as: Tough Funniest teammate is: Steph Few people know that I am: Very organized Favorite junk food is: Cheetos If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I’d: Play soccer A talent I will never become famous for: Singing The one thing I miss most about living at home is: Mom’s cooking Favorite movie: Pretty Woman When I’m not playing tennis, I’m: Cooking

KOLBOVIC’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2003-04 0-3/3-8 1-12/4-16 Career 0-3/3-8 1-12/4-16 www.gohuskies.com -- 11 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 RETURNERS SEASON REVIEW CHERYL NARUSE 5-1 • SENIOR • SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE • UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA Washington: Second year on the squad…2003-04 (Sophomore): notched first career victory with a three-set win over Kelly Nelson of Cal Poly on Oct. 25 in the ITA Northwest Championships…also competed in the USTA College Tennis Invite, Pac-10 Indoor Championships, and Pac-10 Championships…played doubles with Stephanie Svanfeldt and Megan Flynn…Juniors/High School: Was the No. 1 Under-18 player in Singapore…at 16, was ranked 75th in Coach McCain on Naruse: “Cheryl is very talented and fun Kanto Region, Japan for U-18…played in ITF tournaments, to watch. She can come up with reaching #370’s singles and #350’s doubles…two-time Girls some great athletic shots that Player of the Year at her high school…won the SEASAC make the game fun.” (Southeast Asia Sport Activity Conference) as a sophomore and senior…captained her high school squad as a senior …did not play junior year…Personal: Narumi “Cheryl” Naruse…born Feb. 22, 1984, in Tokyo, Japan…parents are Judy and Paul Naruse…contemplating a profession in teaching…enjoys cooking, sleeping, eating, reading Harry Potter and hanging out with friends…majoring in English.

Getting To Know Cheryl… The best thing about being a Husky is: Being a part of so many elite athletes I can’t imagine life without: My friends My teammates would describe me as: A nerd My funniest teammate is: Saskia Few people know that I: Am a home-body Favorite junk food is: Cheese fries! A talent I will never become famous for: Singing Favorite UW athlete is: Dea! When I’m not playing tennis I’m: Doing homework or sleeping The one thing I miss most about living at home is: The food Favorite movie: Kill Bill 1&2

NARUSE’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2003-04 0-0/1-8 0-0/0-4 Career 0-0/1-8 0-0/0-4

2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 12 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON RETURNERS REVIEW SASKIA NAUENBERG 5-11 • SOPHOMORE • SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. • YORK SCHOOL Washington: One-year letterwinner coming off a successful freshman campaign…will be counted on as one of the Huskies’ top singles players this year…2003-04 (Freshman): Posted an impressive 24 wins against 15 defeats in her freshman campaign…played every dual match in the No. 5 singles position, compiling a 16-11 dual mark…reached the quarterfinals of the ITA Northwest Championships before losing to 41st-ranked Margarita Karnaukhova of Sacramento State…earned two wins over ranked opponents—35th-ranked Courtney Nagle of Oregon and 83rd-ranked Jody Scheldt of Cal…her 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 win over Scheldt came with Coach McCain on Nauenberg: the dual match tied at 3-3, clinching the win over the Golden “Saskia is a very gifted athlete Bears…won 16 of 19 matches from Jan. 23 to April 3 which included and a tenacious competitor. Her a 10-match win streak…played with four different doubles partners big serve and willingness to to compile a 10-20 overall record…competed in the No. 3 doubles grind out points make her tough spot with three different teammates, finding the most success with to beat.” Dinka Hadzic as they went 4-3…Juniors/High School: Four-year letterwinner and two year captain in tennis at York School in Santa Cruz, Calif.…led prep team to two 3rd place finishes in league her sophomore and senior years…was MTAL singles champion her junior and senior year…was CCS singles champion her junior year and finished second her senior campaign…ranked No. 1 in girls U- 16 in Northern California and No. 11 in girls U-16 in the U.S.…was team MVP all four years of high school. Personal: Saskia Nauenberg…born August 26, 1985…daughter of Josette and Michael Nauenberg…enjoys surfing, snowboarding, mountain biking, music and travel.

Getting To Know Saskia… The best thing about being a Husky is: We have Harry the Husky! I can’t imagine life without: Music My teammates would describe me as: Energetic, goofy and hardworking My funniest teammate is: Mugette Few people know that I: Was in a rock band through high school Favorite junk food: Ice cream If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I would: Surf! A talent I will never become famous for: Rhyming The thing I miss most about living at home: The beach When I’m not playing tennis, I’m: Catching up with friends When I was a kid I wanted to be: President NAUENBERG’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2003-04 16-11/24-15 6-16/10-20 Career 16-11/24-15 6-16/10-20 www.gohuskies.com -- 13 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 RETURNERS SEASON REVIEW DEA SUMANTRI 5-6 • SENIOR • BANDUNG, INDONESIA • BUDDHI CISVA Washington: Two-time All-American is Washington’s top returning player…earned singles and doubles All-American honors as a junior and singles as a sophomore…ranked 13th in ITA preseason poll…ranks fourth on Husky career singles wins list with 76…also fifth on Husky career doubles wins list with 67…2003-04 (Junior): Earned All-American honors in singles and doubles, becoming first Husky ever to achieve both awards in the same season…named to the All-Pac-10 first-team as well as the Pac-10 All-Academic first-team…ranked 17th in the final ITA singles rankings…led the Huskies in combined singles and doubles wins with 54…split time at No. 1 and 2 singles with senior Claire Carter…compiled a 28-10 singles record and a 21-4 mark in dual play (9-2 at No. 1 and 12-2 at No. 2)…reached the second round of the NCAA Championships, losing to eventual champion Amber Liu of Stanford…made the quarterfinals of the Coach McCain on Sumantri: Pac-10 Championships and semifinals of the Pac-10 Indoor Championships…amassed a 14-10 record against ranked opponents and did not “Dea’s the superstar on this suffer a single loss against an unranked opponent…reeled off a 12-match win year’s squad. She’s an all-court, streak to begin dual play from Jan. 23 to March 7…upset 39th-ranked Audra Falk aggressive, intelligent in UW’s 4-3 win over 6th-ranked Vanderbilt in the National Team Indoors…notched competitor who has the ability three wins in the Huskies’ four NCAA tournament matches and was still on court to beat anyone in the country.” in the NCAA dual with Arizona State when the Huskies clinched the win…played every doubles match of the year with senior Claire Carter and tied the record for season doubles wins with 26 against 14 defeats…Sumantri and Carter reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championships to tie for the best tournament run in history by a UW doubles duo…fell in the quarters to the 8th-ranked team of Kovacek and Lukowski of New Mexico, 7-5, 6-4…went 16-9 in dual play, all at the No. 1 position…finished as the 7th-ranked doubles team in the country…captured the doubles title at the Pac-10 Indoor Championships with a 9-7 win over Raquel Kops-Jones and Jieun Jacobs of Cal…in a dual against Stanford, upset the nation’s No. 1 ranked team of Lauren Barnikow and Erin Burdette, 9-8 (6)…recorded 10 wins over ranked doubles teams including wins over the No. 2 and No. 7 doubles teams… 2002-03 (Sophomore): Had a breakout year…earned ITA All-America honors via her trip to the round of 16 at the NCAA Singles Championships…selected to All-Pac-10 second team…ended the season with a national singles rank of No. 29… went 30-9 overall, just two wins shy of tying the UW season record for wins in a season…compiled a singles dual record of 17-4, going 2-2 at No. 1, 9-2 at No. 2, and 6-0 at No. 3…recorded 20-9 mark in doubles with Colleen Gray as UW’s No. 2 pair, including 16-5 dual record…won 23 of her first 26 singles matches, including a 17-match winning streak … advanced to the third round of the NCAA Individual Championships…defeated two ranked opponents, No. 11 Alice Barnes (Stanford) and No. 30 Candice Fuchs (William & Mary), before falling to third-ranked Agata Cioroch (Georgia) in the Round of 16…won Flight 2 of the Pac-10 Indoor Singles Championship…with Gray, made it to the doubles semifinals at the Pac-10 Individual Championships…Pac-10 All-Academic second-team selection…2001-02 Getting To Know Dea… (Freshman): Compiled a singles record of 15-8, including 13-7 dual mark…posted 2-2 record at No. 3 singles, as well as 4-2 at No.4, 2-2 at No. 5 and 5-1 at No. The best thing about being a Husky is: Being a part of a great 6…teamed with Colleen Gray as No. 2 doubles team to compile a mark of 16- program and Patty McCain, who has been a great mentor to me 7…was 1-0 at no. 3 doubles with Andrea Coulter… Juniors/High School: I can’t imagine life without: Faith, my family and friends Attended the Buddhi Cisva School in Jakarta, Indonesia… was ranked as high as My teammates would describe me as: Sleepless in Seattle, fun- No. 52 internationally among juniors competitors … achieved a No. 3 national ranking in the Indonesian listings…Personal: Dea Sumantri…born Jan. 20, 1983, loving personality in Bandung, Jawa Barat, Indonesia…parents are Wiwi and Max Sumantri…has Few people know that I: Can drive a stick three siblings, Adil (31), Giri (26), and Brata (23)…enjoys music, shopping, cooking Favorite junk food: Green tea ice cream and In ‘N Out Burger and interior design…majoring in buisiness administration. If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I would: Be a marketing exec SUMANTRI’S CAREER RECORD A talent I will never become famous for: Being a makeup artist Favorite UW athlete is: Sanja Tomasevic YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) The one thing I miss most about living at home is: The spa 2001-02 14-10/18-15 12-13/21-18 treatments 2002-03 17-4/30-9 16-5/20-9 When I’m not playing tennis I’m: Shopping 2003-04 21-4/28-10 16-9/26-14 Favorite movie: Jerry Maguire Career 52-18/76-34 44-27/67-41 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 14 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON RETURNERS REVIEW STEPHANIE SVANFELDT 5-4 • JUNIOR • BELVEDERE, CALIF. • REDWOOD

Washington: Two-time letterwinner should compete for a starting spot after cracking the lineup last season…2003-04 (Sophomore): compiled a record of 11-13 and was 5-8 in dual play at the No. 6 singles spot…stepped into the singles lineup when Mugette Ahn went down with a stress fracture…picked up the first dual win of her career on March 5 against Catherine Heppell of San Diego…came up huge for the Huskies in back-to-back 4-3 wins against Cal and Arizona, defeating Monica Wiesener of Cal and Iza Ferreira of Arizona to turn the matches in UW’s favor…reached the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Championships Invitational Draw…struggled in doubles Coach McCain on Svanfeldt: play, going 1-6, her one win coming with Monika Kolbovic…2002- “Stephie can run like the wind 03 (Freshman): Compiled 2-3 singles record, playing at ITA Regionals and can crush groundies. Her and the Pac-10 Indoor Championships…went 1-2 in doubles with speed combined with her ‘never Kathy Chi at the Pac-10 Indoor Championships…Juniors/High say die’ attitude make her a School: Graduated from Redwood High School in Larkspur, great asset to the squad.” Calif.…two-time Marin County MVP…two-time winner of Marin County singles…also won North Coast Section in singles as a senior…competed at National Hard Courts in San Jose, Calif. (2001) and the Easter Bowl in Palm Springs, Calif. (2000)…earned 2002 Coaches Award…Personal: Stephanie Svanfeldt …born July 24, 1984, in San Francisco, Calif.…parents are Per Johan and Susan Svanfeldt …sister Jenny (25) played tennis at UW in 2000…also has a sister Ulrika (23) …enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Getting To Know Stephanie… The best thing about being a Husky is: I look good in purple I can’t imagine life without: Soup My teammates would describe me as: Dedicated and informative Few people know that I: Can’t sleep without chapstick Favorite junk food: Chocolate chip cookies If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I would: Swim A talent I will never become famous for: Belly dancing Favorite UW athlete is: Marie Foushea (Cross Country) The one thing I miss most about living at home: Knowing everything’s clean When I’m not playing tennis, I’m: Studying or hanging out with friends When I was a kid I wanted to be: Stephanie from Grease 2

SVANDFELDT’S CAREER RECORD YEAR SINGLES (dual/overall) DOUBLES (dual/overall) 2002-03 0-0/2-3 0-0/1-2 2003-04 5-8/11-13 0-1/1-6 Career 5-8/13-16 0-1/2-8 www.gohuskies.com -- 15 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 NEWCOMERS SEASON REVIEW CASSY FABIANI 5-7 • FRESHMAN • SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. • LAUREL SPRINGS HS

Juniors/High School: Attended Laurel Springs High School in Ojai, Calif.…advanced to the semifinals of U-18 National Open…Personal: Cassy E. Fabiani…born August 2, 1985, in San Francisco, Calif.…parents are Phyllis and Cary…has a brother, Cary (20)…majoring in business…enjoys going to rock concerts, shopping, watching movies, writing poetry and danc- ing. Coach McCain on Fabiani: “Cassy is a very gifted tennis Getting To Know Cassy… player. She possesses great The best thing about being a Husky is: Patty M., being on a intuition and knows how to win. Her hard-hitting groundstrokes great team, and the color purple put an immense amount of My teammates would describe me as: Having a lot of pressure on opponents.” different sides to my personality Few people know that I: Am the only Cherokee Indian ranked in tennis and that I have to have socks on when I sleep If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I’d play: Baseball

2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 16 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON NEWCOMERS REVIEW ALLISON RAINEY 5-10 • FRESHMAN • MERCER ISLAND, WASH. • MERCER ISLAND HS

Juniors/High School: In 2001, advanced to the doubles semifinals at International Grass tournament in Philadelphia, Pa. and the Easter Bowl in Palm Springs, Calif.…made the doubles quarterfinals at the Hard Courts tournament in San Diego, Calif. in ‘01…placed eighth at the 2002 Fed Cup in San Francisco, Calif.…Personal: Allison Marie Rainey…born Sept. 24, 1986, in Seattle, Wash.…parents are Marcia and Lawrence Rainey…has two brothers, Nick (24) and Max (22)…Nicks was Coach McCain on Rainey: a four-time All-American in tennis at USC, and helped lead the “Allison is a big shot player. The Trojans to a 2002 NCAA title…Max plays water polo at weight of her groundstrokes, Western Washington…enjoys comedy, listening to music, combined with her ability to soccer and swimming…contemplating a career as a talk show finish at the net make her an host…plans to major in communications. extremely tough opponent.”

Getting To Know Allison… The best thing about being a Husky is: Living in Seattle I can’t imagine life without: Sweats My teammates would describe me as: Outgoing, talkative, spontaneous Few people know that I was: Nameless for the first 3 months of my life

www.gohuskies.com -- 17 -- 2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis HUSKY2002-2003 NEWCOMERS SEASON REVIEW TARA SIMPSON 5-4 • FRESHMAN • VANCOUVER, B.C. • WEST VAN SECONDARY SCHOOL

Juniors/High School: One-year team captain at West Van Secondary School in Vancouver, British Columbia…garnered a world ranking…finished in Top-4 at the 2004 Copper Bowl…consolation winner at 2003 National Open…advanced to the quarterfinals of the ITF International Winter Champion- ships in 2002…ranked in the Top-50 for U-16 girls…won the USTA National and Mexican Nationals as a U-14 player…Personal: Tara Gennette Simpson…born August 23, Coach McCain on Simpson: 1986, in Salt Lake City, Utah…parents are Marcia and David “Tara is an aggressive, all-court Simpson…has a sister, Mica…was on the Honor Roll and player. She’s solid from Dean’s List each year of high school…fluent in Spanish, En- everywhere on the court and is a glish and conversational French…enjoys reading, travelling, threat to beat the best when she playing outdoor and indoor sports…played with fellow Husky combines her tennis skills and Monika Kolbovic and men’s player David Chu at the Jericho her intelligence.” Tennis Club in Vancouver, B.C.

Getting To Know Tara… The best thing about being a Husky is: Getting to laugh at my parents for trying to woof like huskies I can’t imagine life without: Tennis, chocolate, pickles, popcorn, sleep, family, friends Few people know that I: Have spent 78% of my life in foreign countries A talent I will never become famous for: Nice handwriting

2004-05 Washington Women’s Tennis -- 18 -- www.gohuskies.com 2002-2003HUSKY SEASON NEWCOMERS REVIEW KERI SUGIYAMA 5-1 • FRESHMAN • HONOLULU, HAWAII • IOLANI SCHOOL

Juniors/High School: Four-year letterwinner at Iolani School in Honolulu, Hawaii…competed at state championships junior and senior year…second-team All-ILH as a senior…placed first at the 2004 AAU Junior Olympics in Des Moines, Iowa…Personal: Keri Yuharu Sugiyama…born April 20, 1986, in Honolulu…parents are Gale and Glen Sugiyama…older brother Wade (22)…enjoys dancing and music. Coach McCain on Sugiyama: “Keri’s determination and willingness to push herself and others will take her a long way. She’s a very consistent Getting To Know Keri… competitor.” The best thing about being a Husky is: Being apart of the team I can’t imagine life without: My cell phone My teammates would describe me as: Shorty, tiny Few people know that I: Can dance hip-hop, jazz, ballet, hula and Tahitian If I didn’t play tennis at UW, I would play: Soccer

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