2002 Arizona Soccer The University The Women’s Soccer Program Location ...... Tucson, AZ 85721 Facility ...... Murphey Soccer Stadium Founded...... 1885 Capacity ...... 1,000 Enrollment...... 35,000 Surface ...... Natural Grass Nickname ...... Wildcats Year Built ...... 1996 Colors ...... Cardinal and Navy Program All-Time Record ...... 40-95-9 (8 years) Affiliation ...... NCAA Divison I First Year of Soccer ...... 1994 Conference ...... Pacific-10 All-Time Postseason Record ...... none President...... Dr. Peter Likins 2001 Overall Record ...... 5-12-1 Director of Athletics ...... Jim Livengood 2001 Pac-10 Record ...... 2-7-0 Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA...... Kathleen LaRose Conference Finish...... Tenth Faculty Representative...... Dudley B. Woodard 2001 Postseason ...... none Athletic Dept. Phone...... (520) 621-2200 Final 2001 Ranking ...... none Ticket Office Phone ...... (520) 621-CATS (2287) 2002 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/4 Worldwide Web Site ...... www.arizonaathletics.com 2002 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 10/11 2002 Returning Redshirts ...... 2 The Media Relations Office 2002 Newcomers...... 12 Media Relations Director ...... Tom Duddleston, Jr. Incoming Freshmen ...... 10 Associate Director ...... Richard Paige Incoming Transfers ...... 2 Asst. Director/Soccer Contact ...... Mindy Claggett Office Phone ...... (520) 621-4163 Table of Contents Office Fax ...... (520) 621-2681 Cell Phone...... (520) 349-5619 UA Quick Facts ...... 1 Home Phone ...... (520) 512-1930 2002 Season Outlook ...... 2-3 E-mail...... [email protected] 2002 Rosters ...... 4 Assistant Director ...... Matt Rector Player Profiles...... 5-17 Media Relations Mailing Address ...... P.O. Box 210096 Coaching Staff Profiles ...... 18-19 ...... Tucson, AZ 85721-0096 Media Relations Overnight Address ...... 106 McKale Center 2002 Opponent Information...... 20-21 ...... Tucson, AZ 85721-0096 2001 Arizona Soccer Season Review ...... 22 Press Box Phone ...... (520) 884-5525 2001 Final Stats & Results ...... 23 The Women’s Soccer Staff All-Time Letterwinners/All-Time Jersey Numbers ...... 24 Head Coach ...... Cathy Klein (3rd year) All-Time Honors/All-Time Coaching Records...... 25 Alma Mater ...... SUNY-Cortland, 1987 Career Top Performances ...... 26 Record at Arizona ...... 8-27-3 (2 years) Single Season Top Performances ...... 27 Career Record ...... 87-121-9 (12 years) Single Game Top Performances ...... 28 Office Phone ...... (520) 621-7771 E-mail ...... [email protected] School Records ...... 29-30 Assistant Coach...... Melissa Estrada (3rd year) Yearly Statistical Leaders...... 30 Alma Mater ...... Creighton, 1995 Year-by-Year Results ...... 31 Office Phone ...... (520) 621-2334 All-Time Series Records ...... 32 E-mail ...... [email protected] All-Time Series Results...... 33 Assistant Coach...... Casey Mann (2nd year) Alma Mater ...... Grand View College, 1997 Arizona Soccer History...... 34 Office Phone ...... (520) 621-6879 Murphey Soccer Stadium ...... 35 E-mail ...... [email protected] Pac-10 Conference Information ...... 36 Team Managers ...... Kyle Brazell, John O’Connor The University of Arizona ...... 37 Soccer Office Fax Number ...... (520) 626-5646 Athletic Trainer...... Justin Kokoskie UA Athletics Administration...... 38 Office Phone ...... (520) 621-4674 Eddie Lynch Athletics Pavilion ...... 39 C.A.T.S. Program ...... 40-44 Introduction...... 40 C.A.T.S. Academics ...... 41 C.A.T.S. Personal Development ...... 42 C.A.T.S. Strength Training ...... 43 C.A.T.S. Medical Services ...... 44 2002 Schedule ...... back cover

The 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Media Guide was produced by the UA Athletic Media Relations Office for the use of the media in coverage of Arizona women’s soccer. Writing, editing, layout and design by Mindy Claggett, UA Athletic Media Relations. Cover design and some content assistance by Sarah Beaudry, UA Athletic Public Relations. Photos by Jacob Chinn, Ben Rider, IEF Group, John Carver and Jim Davidson. Returning players and coach- ing staff head shots by Jacob Chinn. Newcomer head shots provided by the players’ families. Printing by Commercial Printers, Tucson, Arizona. 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 1 2002 Season Preview

Merely describing the 2002 University Year. In her two seasons with the of Arizona women’s soccer team as “young” Huskers, she tallied six goals Complementing Wilks will be would be a vast understatement. This and seven assists (19 points) junior Liz Bartlett, the team’s year’s Wildcat roster sports a total of 19 and played in back-to-back fourth-leading scorer in 2001 freshmen and sophomores, as opposed to NCAA tournaments. with five goals and one only five juniors and seniors. To top it all assist (11 points). Redshirt freshman off, fewer than half of the 24 players have Already tied for fifth Courtney Moseley, even seen action in an Arizona uniform. on the UA’s all-time another ACL victim Head coach Cathy Klein could have scoring list, the last season, is also her hands full, to say the least. versatile Bartlett a potential starter in could also see time central midfield or “This is the most talent that we’ve ever Sophomore as a defender. central defense. put togther. It’s also the youngest team forward She too is back at we’ve had, in terms of brand-new players Redshirt fresh- Candice 100% and was and first-year newcomers,” said Klein, who man Kelly Nelson sat Wilks considered the is entering the third year of her quest to out last year after an team’s best player turn the Wildcat soccer program around. ACL tear and has the by the final week of spring action. “Our returnees must step up and lead this talent to push for a team in the first few games. Our new starting job up front A pair of freshmen, Althea Jones people have to come in fit, acclimate this season. and Lisa Kosena, could push for quickly and play hard from the very first major minutes on the flanks or up A true freshman practice.” front. The first-ever Wildcat signee from Yorba Linda, from Canada, Jones is from The Cats return 10 letterwinners, Calif., Erin Clewett Pickering, Ontario, where she including seven starters, from last season’s could also press for a starting position. A played for St. Mary Catholic Secondary 5-12-1 team. Included in that total are the two-time All-Orange County and three-time School and the Pickering Power club team. year’s top four scorers, who accounted for All-CIF Southern Section choice while 74% of the offense on a squad that set a playing at Esperanza High School, Clewett Kosena, from Englewood, Colo., could new school record for single season finished her career with school records of play anywhere in the midfield or up front. scoring. 46 goals and 123 career points. She was an honorable mention All-Colo- rado selection while playing at Cherry Adding to that mix will be a pair of Two other true freshmen, Maggie Creek H.S. redshirt freshmen, 10 true freshmen and MacCool and Mallory Miller, could split two transfers. There will certainly be plenty time between the frontline and midfield. Fellow freshman Jennifer Klein will of new faces on the field for the Wildcats MacCool is from Sammamish, Wash., and play an integral role in central midfield or this year, but this could be the season that was the 2001 3A KingCo Player of the Year central defense. A four-year starter at changes everything. at Skyline High School. Miller was a three- Prescott (Ariz.) High School, Klein was a time All-Arizona honoree at Tucson’s two-time All-Arizona and All-Desert Sky “We are solid all over the field. We are Salpointe Catholic High School. Region honoree. She was also an All- deep in the forward position, we are fast in American in cross country. the flank positions, we’re athletic in the In the Midfield goal,” said Klein. “We just need experience Yet another freshman, Nikki David, is The midfield is the one area where the and the time to mature as a team. We are expected to see plenty of playing time this Cats are loaded again this year. It will also only going to get better. year in the midfield or the back. Coming boast the most versatile players, as from Manhattan Beach, Calif., David was a “There are going to be some many of the midfielders are also first team All-Bay League choice at Mira peaks and valleys in the road this slated for action at forward or Costa High School. year. I feel certain that, with defender. time, this group is going to be Also a freshman, Traci Adler will One of only two seniors the first to take us provide added depth in the midfield. A on this year’s team, to the NCAA native of Van Nuys, Calif., she was a three- Naomi Chu could be tournament. It time All-Mission League selection while looking at a starting job might not be this playing at Notre Dame High School. She in the midfield, but she’s year, but this group could see action up front, as well as in the also expected to see has the tools, work midfield. some time on defense. ethic and character A starter in 40 of her to get us there.” In the Backfield Junior career’s 45 matches to The Cats have more experience in the forward date, Chu is considered Up Front backfield than at any other position this Liz Bartlett the hardest-working Headlining the list of year. Anchoring the UA defense this returnee on this Wildcat returnees along the season will be sophomore Lindsey squad. frontline will be sophomore Peeples, who was one of three freshmen to Candice Wilks, who Transferring to the UA start all 18 matches last year. She helped finished last season as the Cats’ top from a nationally ranked the 2001 Wildcat defense hold opponents scorer with eight goals and three assists Nebraska program, junior to their lowest goal total in four years. (19 points). She was an honorable Lindsey Greenwood is an Another veteran is senior Tymarie mention All-Pac-10 selection and was anticipated starter in the Novak, who became an immediate starter named the UA’s co-Newcomer of the midfield or possibly up front. last season after transferring from Cypress 2 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 2002 Season Preview

(Calif.) College. Notching one goal starting one, and registered totals play at Oklahoma on Sept. 15, at home and 16 shots last year, Novak can of 120 minutes, five saves and one against San Diego on Sept. 22, then at play anywhere on the field for the goal allowed. Belmont (Sept. 27) and at Kentucky (Sept. Cats, although she expected to 29). Arizona returns to Tucson for its Tr ue freshman Amanda be a defensive mainstay this second home tournament of the season, Martin earned All-Tennes- year. the Arizona Tournament, on Friday, Oct. 4, see, All-Middle Tennessee and Sunday, Oct. 6. Saint Louis, Idaho After starting all 18 and All-District II AAA State and Youngstown State will visit the matches in 2001 at either laurels while playing for Old Pueblo for the tourney action. midfield or up front, Franklin (Tenn.) High sophomore Vanesha School. She was District II “With their signing classes, Arizona Bailey has been moved to Defensive MVP twice and State, UCLA, USC, Washington, Cal and the backfield, where the played for the Lady Express Stanford are pretty much a lock for this Cats can most use her club team out of Brentwood, year’s NCAA tournament,” said Klein. “I speed and athleticism. Tenn. know that Washington State and Oregon Bailey was second on the State have made great strides with their Sophomore “We’re going to be very young team in scoring last year, recruiting, so there could be eight Pac-10 defender in the goal this year. We have tallying six goals and five teams in the NCAA tournament. From what Vanesha two freshmen coming in, and they assists (17 points). She I can tell, it looks like we’ve made that jump Bailey will compete head-to-head for that scored or assisted at as a conference.” starting role,” said Klein. “Initially, least one goal in 10 of the we thought Amanda would be the Pac-10 play begins on Friday, Oct. 11, season’s 18 games. starter, and she did all the right for the Wildcats as they head up to Tempe Sophomore Cassie things in terms of aiding her to take on rival Arizona State. A home Daniels had also been development and making herself weekend against UCLA (Oct. 18) and USC slated for a move to the better this summer. She made (Oct. 20) follows, then the UA goes north to backfield from the frontline this year, but immense sacrifices to train at the highest play at Oregon (Oct. 25) and Oregon State she will be redshirting for the season after level. (Oct. 27). suffering an ACL tear during the final game “However Natalie, being a transfer, has Arizona’s final two home matches of of spring play. Daniels played in 17 games, already had that first year of adjusting to the 2002 season will be against Washing- starting all but one and racking up four collegiate athletics, so she has that ton (Nov. 1) and Washington State (Nov. 3). goals and four assists (12 points). advantage over Amanda. Amanda is a The Cats will end regular season action in Junior Samantha Bartlett will see vocal, athletic, agile kind of goalkeeper, and the Bay Area, playing at California on Nov. action this year at central defense or Natalie has a no-nonsense approach to 8 and at Stanford on Nov. 10. central midfield. She played in nine keeping the ball out of the net. I’m as “You have to win five games in the matches last year, tallying seven shots and curious as anybody to see who starts.” Pac-10 to be competitive, but five wins in one assist. The Schedule this conference could get you into the Sophomore Courtney Russell adds NCAA tournament,” said Klein. “ There is Ten home dates, including two tourna- still more experience to the backfield. She no way any team in the Pac-10 can run the ments, highlight the 2002 Arizona schedule. started 11 of the 15 matches she played in table this year. The conference is just too Of the 20 teams featured on this year’s last year, registering one shot while seeing good now. There’s no question that the slate, eight competed in last season’s most of her action on defense. Pac-10 is the best NCAA tournament and six were either women’s soccer Another sophomore, Heather Nelson nationally ranked or receiving votes at the conference in the subbed-in for four matches in the backfield end of the 2001 season. nation, top to last year but will be redshirting this season After a home exhibition against UTEP bottom.” after suffering an ACL tear at the beginning on Aug. 22, the Wildcats will officially kick of the summer. off the 2002 season on Friday, Aug. 30, and Freshman Shannon Pidd, a Tucson Sunday, Sept. 1, playing host to Cal Poly, native, is the only newcomer slated to Detroit and Drake for the Wildcat Invita- spend most of her time in the backfield. tional. Cal Poly will open the tournament While playing at Catalina Foothills High against Detroit in the first game on Friday, School, Pidd was a two-time All-Arizona followed by the match between Arizona and selection and a three-time All-Southern Drake. On Saturday, Drake and Detroit Arizona choice. face-off first, with the Arizona-Cal Poly In the Goal match following. The following weekend, Cathy Klein With the graduation of two-year starter heads back to Ames, Iowa, to take part in Shannon Monti, the starting goalkeeper the Iowa State Tournament on Friday, Sept. spot is completely up for grabs by either of 6, and Sunday, Sept. 8. The Wildcats will two incoming freshmen this year. take on Wisconsin in the first game on A transfer from UC Riverside, freshman Sept. 6, then they face Northern Iowa in Natalie Juarez earned a medical redshirt Sunday’s action. Sophomore year in 2001 after breaking her leg during defender Three of the Cats’ next four games will game action early in the season. She Lindsey Peeples be on the road, as they are scheduled to played in three matches for the Anteaters, 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 3 2002 Rosters Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Previous School Club Team 0 Natalie Juarez GK 5-9 Fr.* Claremont, Calif./Claremont HS/UC Riverside No. Huntington Beach Magic 1 Amanda Martin GK 5-8 Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Franklin HS Lady Express 2 Lisa Kosena M/F 5-8 Fr. Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek HS Colorado Storm 3 Jennifer Klein M/D 5-5 Fr. Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS S.C. Del Sol Crossfire 4 Maggie MacCool F/M 5-8 Fr. Sammamish, Wash./Skyline HS Eastside FC 5 Mallory Miller F/M 5-5 Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Salpointe Catholic HS Sabino Vista Bobcats 7Tymarie Novak D/F 5-6 Sr. Orange, Calif./Rosary Catholic HS/Cypress College Skagit Valley (Wash.) Storm 8 Candice Wilks F/M 5-10 So. Altadena, Calif./LaSalle HS CRSC Infinity 9 Courtney Moseley M/D 5-5 Fr.* Redondo Beach, Calif./Bishop Montgomery HS FRAM Splash 10 Heather Nelson D/M 5-5 So.# Tucson, Ariz./Sabino HS Sabino Vista Bobcats 11 Naomi Chu M 5-4 Sr. Thousand Oaks, Calif./Westlake HS Santa Anita Sting 12 Vanesha Bailey D 5-5 So. Las Vegas, Nev./Cimarron-Memorial HS Las Vegas Tabagators 13 Althea Jones M/F 5-2 Fr. Pickering, Ontario, Can./St. Mary Catholic Secondary Scarborough United Lazors 14 Lindsey Greenwood M/F 5-8 Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley HS/U. of Nebraska Bush Soccer Club 15 Cassie Daniels D/F 5-9 So.# Torrance, Calif./West Torrance HS Redondo Beach Fram Xiles 16 Nikki David M/D 5-6 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mira Costa HS FRAM Splash 19 Kelly Nelson F 5-8 Fr.* Lakewood, Calif./Mayfair HS CRSC Infinity 20 Courtney Russell D/M 5-8 So. Glendale, Ariz./Glendale Cactus HS Sereno Classics 21 Shannon Pidd D 5-3 Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Catalina Foothills HS Sereno Golden Eagles 22 Traci Adler M/F 5-2 Fr. Van Nuys, Calif./Notre Dame HS L.A. Force 23 Samantha Bartlett D/M 5-2 Jr. Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS MVSC Mirage 24 Liz Bartlett F/D 5-6 Jr. Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS MVSC Mirage 25 Erin Clewett F 5-6 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS CRSC Infinity 28 Lindsey Peeples D 5-10 So. Arcadia, Calif./Arcadia HS CRSC Infinity * Has used redshirt year # Redshirting for 2002 season Head Coach: Cathy Klein (SUNY-Cortland, 1987), third year Assistant Coaches: Melissa Estrada (Creighton, 1995), third year Casey Mann (Grand View College, 1997), second year Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Previous School Club Team 22 Traci Adler M/F 5-2 Fr. Van Nuys, Calif./Notre Dame HS L.A. Force 12 Vanesha Bailey D 5-5 So. Las Vegas, Nev./Cimarron-Memorial HS Las Vegas Tabagators 24 Liz Bartlett F/D 5-6 Jr. Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS MVSC Mirage 23 Samantha Bartlett D/M 5-2 Jr. Dove Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS MVSC Mirage 11 Naomi Chu M 5-4 Sr. Thousand Oaks, Calif./Westlake HS Santa Anita Sting 25 Erin Clewett F 5-6 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS CRSC Infinity 15 Cassie Daniels D/F 5-9 So.# Torrance, Calif./West Torrance HS Redondo Beach Fram Xiles 16 Nikki David M/D 5-6 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mira Costa HS FRAM Splash 14 Lindsey Greenwood M/F 5-8 Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley HS/U. of Nebraska Bush Soccer Club 13 Althea Jones M/F 5-2 Fr. Pickering, Ontario, Can./St. Mary Catholic Secondary Scarborough United Lazors 0 Natalie Juarez GK 5-9 Fr.* Claremont, Calif./Claremont HS/UC Riverside No. Huntington Beach Magic 3 Jennifer Klein M/D 5-5 Fr. Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS S.C. Del Sol Crossfire 2 Lisa Kosena M/F 5-8 Fr. Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek HS Colorado Storm 4 Maggie MacCool F/M 5-8 Fr. Sammamish, Wash./Skyline HS Eastside FC 1 Amanda Martin GK 5-8 Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Franklin HS Lady Express 5 Mallory Miller F/M 5-5 Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Salpointe Catholic HS Sabino Vista Bobcats 9 Courtney Moseley M/D 5-5 Fr.* Redondo Beach, Calif./Bishop Montgomery HS FRAM Splash 10 Heather Nelson D/M 5-5 So.# Tucson, Ariz./Sabino HS Sabino Vista Bobcats 19 Kelly Nelson D/F 5-8 Fr.* Lakewood, Calif./Mayfair HS CRSC Infinity 7Tymarie Novak D/F 5-6 Sr. Orange, Calif./Rosary Catholic HS/Cypress College Skagit Valley (Wash.) Storm 28 Lindsey Peeples D 5-10 So. Arcadia, Calif./Arcadia HS CRSC Infinity 21 Shannon Pidd D 5-3 Fr. Tucson, Ariz./Catalina Foothills HS Sereno Golden Eagles 20 Courtney Russell D/M 5-8 So. Glendale, Ariz./Glendale Cactus HS Sereno Classics 8 Candice Wilks F/M 5-10 So. Altadena, Calif./LaSalle HS CRSC Infinity * Has used redshirt year # Redshirting for 2002 season Pronunciation Guide Vanesha Bailey ...... vuh-NEE-shuh Natalie Juarez ...... WAR-ezz Lisa Kosena ...... koh-SEE-nuh Tymarie Novak ...... tih-muh-REE

4 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Player Profiles

General: Hard-working, technical player… Will play an important reserve role, because of her work ethic and field presence... Could receive playing time as either a midfielder or a forward… Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Notre Dame High School... Two-year team captain... Three- time All-Mission League selection... Was chosen Notre Dame’s Offensive Player of the Year as a senior, after tallying eight goals and 10 assists (26 points)... Helped the Knights to a 6-9-3 record as a senior... All-Mission League Academic Team... Honor roll student... Played for the L.A. Force club team, which was the 2000 State Cup champion and the 2001 Nomads champion... Member of the state Olympic Development Program in 1994... Personal: Born Traci Suzanne Adler on May 18, 1984, in Los Angeles, Calif.... Daughter of Steve and #22 Gail Adler... Has two older sisters, Lindsay and Allison... Is interested in pursuing a career as a pro- ducer or director. Traci Adler Midfielder/ Forward 5-2 Freshman Van Nuys, Calif. Notre Dame High School Club Team: L.A. Force

General: Has been moved from a midfield/forward spot to the back… Had an outstanding spring… Is the team’s most athletic, exciting, dynamic defender… Coach Klein says, “If we are to have the season that we feel we are ready for, Vanesha will play an integral part in that. With a healthy Vanesha Bailey, we can defend anybody that we face on our schedule”... 2001: Finished the season second on the team in scoring with six goals and five assists (17 points)... Scored or assisted at least one goal in 10 of the season’s 18 matches... One of three Wildcat freshmen to start all 18 matches... Her five assists tied for third on the UA single season top performances list, while her six goals tied for eighth... 17 points tied for sixth-highest single-season point total ever... Assisted the first goal and scored the second in 3-2 overtime loss to Arizona State (11/9/01)... Assisted the UA’s only goal against No. 23 California (11/2/01)... Scored the Cats’ only goal at Washington State #12 (10/28/01)... Set up the game-winning goal in 2-1 victory over Oregon (10/19/01)... Scored the UA’s only goal at Utah (9/30/01)... Was part of a double-assist on the third Vanesha goal in a 4-1 win over UNLV (9/23/01)... Scored the first goal of a 2-2 overtime tie with Pepperdine (9/21/01)... Had three shots and assisted the final goal of a 9-1 win over Bailey Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Collected three shots and scored the second goal of a 3-0 shutout of New Mexico (9/7/01)... Her first collegiate goal was the Cats’ second tally of a 4- Defender 2 loss at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... 5-5 Prep: Graduated from Cimarron-Memorial High School in Las Vegas... 2000-01 Sophomore Gatorade Nevada Player of the Year... Four-time All-Nevada, All-Sunset Region, All- Las Vegas, Nev. Las Vegas and all-conference honoree... As a senior, racked up 34 goals and 26 Cimarron- assists while leading Cimarron-Memorial to a berth in the regional playoffs... 2000- Memorial High 01 Sunset Region MVP... Team was Nevada state champion in 1999-2000... 1999- School 2000 Las Vegas Review Journal Athlete of the Year... Played for Las Vegas Tabagators club team... MVP of the ’99 Norway Cup in Oslo after leading squad to the Cup title... Club was Silver State Club Team: Girls Soccer League U-19 state champion in 2000... Member of ODP regional pool from 1997-99... Las Vegas Tabagators Personal: Born Vanesha LaNae Bailey on July 4, 1983, in Las Vegas, Nev..... Daughter of Michael and Valerie Bailey... Has an older brother, Tomarco Glasper... Majoring in Vanesha Bailey’s Stats at Arizona physiological sciences... Wants to become an OB/ GYN so she can deliver babies... Lists listening to Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG music, shopping and talking on the phone among 2001 18 18 26 6 5 17 0 her free-time activities. 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 5 Player Profiles

General: Will play a variety of roles… One of the most explosive, powerful, hardest-working players on the team… Exciting forward to watch… Relentless, tough defender… Potential starter up front... Is fourth on the UA career list in goals scored (10), tied for fourth in shots (76), fifth in gamewinning goals (2) and tied for fifth in total points (22)... Has started all 36 of her career’s matches... Has missed just two games in her UA career and those only due to illness... 2001: UA Coach’s Award... Finished fourth on the team in scoring, with five goals and one assist (11 points)... Started all 18 matches during the season... Scored the Cats’ only goal against No. 23 California (11/2/01)... Racked up a game-high five shots, four on-goal, against Oregon State (10/21/01)... Scored the equalizer in 2-1 come-from-behind win over Oregon (10/19/ 01)... Scored the only goal in 2-1 overtime loss at Air Force (10/7/01)... Had game-high-tying four shots in that match... Connected for the second goal, the gamewinner, in a 4-1 victory over UNLV (9/23/01)... Racked up six shots, four on-goal, and assisted the second goal of a #24 3-0 win over New Mexico (9/7/01)... Scored Arizona’s first goal of the 2001 season early in the second half at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... Liz 2000: Honorable Mention All-Pac-10... UA Newcomer of the Year... Finished the season as the UA’s Bartlett leading scorer, with five goals and one assist (nine points)... Had a team-best 43 shots on the year, which was 10th on the UA single season list in that category... Her five goals tied for 10th on the UA single Forward/ season list... Scored four of her goals during a six-match stretch midway through the season... Started Defender 18 of the season’s games before missing the final two matches due to illness... Notched second goal against Brigham Young (10/28/00)... Assisted a goal against Washington (10/15/00)... Had the UA’s only 5-6 goal of 1-1 tie at Oregon State (10/6/00)... Scored both goals of 2-1 overtime win over Long Island (9/29/ Junior 00)... Scored first collegiate goal at New Mexico (9/14/00)... Took a game-high six shots against Pittsburgh Dove Canyon, (9/8/00)... Calif. Prep: Three-year letterwinner for Santa Margarita Catholic H.S.... Team Most Valuable Player... All-Sierra Catholic League Santa Margarita selection... Team’s Best Offensive Player as a senior after racking up 12 goals and six assists... Senior All-Star Team... Catholic High Helped the Eagles to a 13-0-3 record and a Sierra Catholic League title her senior year... During her career, Santa Margarita School was three-time CIF champion and three-time Sierra Catholic League champion... On the California state ODP team for two years and was a member of the district ODP team for three years... Primary club team was the MVSC Mirage... Club Team: MVSC Mirage Personal: Born Elizabeth Marie Bartlett on Feb. 22, Liz Bartlett’s Stats at Arizona 1982, in Mission Viejo, Calif.... Daughter of Michael and Sarah Bartlett... Twin sister Samantha plays for Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2000 18 18 43 5 1 11 1 the Wildcats as well... Also has an older brother, 2001 18 18 33 5 1 11 1 James, and an older sister, Nicole... Major is Totals 36 36 76 10 2 22 2 undecided... Enjoys dancing and writing poetry and songs in her free time.

General: Had a very good spring.. Worked hard in the weight room during the off- season to solidify her position on the team… Hard-working, fit, tenacious… Can play central defense or central midfield… Will play a reserve role… 2001: UA Most Improved Player... Played in nine matches off the bench, tallying one assist... Saw sub action against No. 2 Stanford (11/4/01)... Notched one shot each against Oregon State (10/21/01) and Oregon (10/19/01)... Came off the bench at USC (10/14/01)... Registered one shot at BYU (9/28/01)... Had one shot against UNLV (9/23/01)... Notched her first collegiate assist by setting up the seventh goal in a 9-1 win over Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Saw her first official collegiate action against New Mexico (9/7/01)... #23 2000: On the squad but did not play during regular season... Prep: Lettered three years for Santa Margarita Catholic High School... Twice Samantha named team’s Most Inspirational Player... Member of the Senior All-Star Bartlett Team... Tallied two goals and five assists as she helped the Eagles to a 13-0- 3 record and a Sierra Catholic League title her senior year... During her Defender/ career, Santa Margarita was three-time CIF champion and three-time Sierra Midfielder Catholic League champion... Was on the California Olympic Development 5-2 state team for two years... Primary club team was the MVSC Mirage... Also Junior lettered one year with the track team... Twice earned awards for excellence in math and Spanish honors... Dove Canyon, Calif. Personal: Born Samantha Dyanne Bartlett on Feb. 22, 1982, in Mission Viejo, Calif.... Daughter of Michael and Sarah Bartlett... Twin sister Liz also plays for the Santa Margarita Wildcats... Also has Catholic High Samantha Bartlett’s Stats at Arizona an older brother, School James, and an older Club Team: Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG sister, Nicole... Major is undecided... Lists singing, 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MVSC Mirage 2001 9 0 7 0 1 1 0 dancing, writing poetry and going to the movies Totals 9 0 7 0 1 1 0 among her free time activities. 6 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Player Profiles

General: Began the spring season in a reserve role but played her way into a starting spot… Has solidified her role as a central midfielder… Should provide leadership… Hardest-working player on the squad… Relentless in her commitment on and off the field… Expected to have the best season of her career… Could also play in a reserve capacity as a forward because of her incredible fitness… Has started 40 of her career’s 45 matches... 2001: Played in 12 games with seven starts during the season... Collected four shots on the year... Came off the bench for one shot against Arizona State (11/9/01)... Had one shot on- goal against No. 23 California (11/2/01)... Had a shot on-goal at No. 16 Washington (10/26/ 01)... Had one shot on-goal against UNLV (9/23/01)... Came off the bench against Pepper- dine (9/21/01)... Started the first three matches of the season... Helped Wildcat defense shutout New Mexico, 3-0 (9/7/01)... Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award... 2000: Finished the season sixth on team in scoring, with one goal and two assists (four #11 points)... Was fifth in shots, with 18... One of six players to start all 20 matches... One shot each versus Washington (10/15/00) and Washington State (10/13/00)... Took one shot at Naomi Oregon (10/8/00)... Had four shots and assisted first goal of 2-1 overtime win over Long Island (9/ Chu 29/00)... Tallied two shots at New Mexico (9/14/00)... Assisted the UA’s only goal of the Utah (9/ 10/00) game and had two shots... Notched her first collegiate goal and had four shots against Midfielder Pittsburgh (9/8/00)... Had team-high three shots at Tennessee (9/1/00)... 5-4 1999: Was a starter for the Wildcat defense before a foot sprain ended her season... Played in 14 matches, starting all but one... Helped UA record two shutouts... Had five Senior shots on the season... Took two shots in 2-0 win over Arkansas-Little Rock (9/25/99)... Thousand Oaks, Had one shot each against UCLA (10/10/99), USC (10/8/99) and Texas-El Paso (9/23/99)... Calif. Prep: Four-time All-Marmonte League selection and two-time all-area choice at Westlake HS... Second team all-region and Westlake High All-CIF... Team’s Most Inspirational Player and co-captain as a senior... Helped Westlake to a 19-2-2 mark, a Marmonte School League championship and a spot in the state quarterfinals... Also a cross country standout, was team MVP her senior year Club Team: and was chosen second team All-Marmonte League and all-county... Club team, Santa Anita Sting, was a finalist in the 1998 Santa Anita Surf Cup and was the Coast Soccer League U-18 Premiere champion... Involved in state ODP team for two years... Sting Personal: Born Naomi Chu on Nov. 10, 1981, in Naomi Chu’s Stats at Arizona Thousand Oaks, Calif.... Daughter of Tom and Grace Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG Chu... Has a younger brother, Nathan... Majoring in 1999 14 13 5 0 0 0 0 elementary education... Lists playing the guitar 2000 20 20 18 1 2 4 0 among her hobbies. 2001 11 7 3 0 0 0 0 Totals 45 40 27 1 2 4 0

General: Relentlessly hard worker… Good back-to-pressure forward… Strong in the air… Very brave, courageous player… Could challenge for major minutes… Coach Klein says, “Erin will have a great future here because of the person she is on and off the field”… Prep: Four-year letterwinner and starter in soccer for Esperanza High School... Four-time All-Sunset League honoree... Two-time All-Orange County and three-time All-CIF Southern Section Division I selection... Was Esperanza’s Offensive Player of the Year each of her four seasons there... All-Tourna- ment Team at Excalibur Tournament... Tallied 12 goals and six assists as a senior while guiding the Aztecs to a 22-3-4 record and a CIF semifinals berth... Team was ranked No. 17 nationally... Finished her career with school-record totals of 46 goals, 123 career points and 115 games played... Also owns the school record for most points in a season, with 40... On Principal’s Honor Roll... Most recently #25 played for CRSC Infinity club team out of Cerritos, Calif.... Club was first in Premier U-18 and at the Nomad Tournament U-19... Team also made the semifinals at the Surf Cup and the SoCal Nike Tourna- Erin ment... Was with the Irvine Strikers for three years prior to joining Infinity... Also recruited by San Diego Clewett State, South Carolina, Loyola Marymount and Northwestern... Forward Personal: Born Erin Elizabeth Clewett on Sept. 9, 1983, in Fullerton, Calif.... Daughter of Rick and 5-6 Shelley Clewett... Has two older brothers, Brandon and Ryan... Comes from a family with a strong Freshman athletic tradition... Her grandfather, Robert Boswell, played football at USC... Her aunt, Pam Boswell, played softball and her uncle, Jeff Clewett, played soccer at Cal Poly Pomona... Is interested in obtain- Yorba Linda, Calif. ing a degree in communication, with the intent of pursuing a career in teaching or broadcasting... Enjoys spending time with family and friends, going to the beach, traveling and shopping in her free Esperanza High School time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because “I knew I’d get a great education, and the UA has a good soccer program and a great athletic tradition.” Club Team: CRSC Infinity

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General: Redshirting for 2002 season after suffering an ACL tear during final game of spring play... Was scheduled to play in the back because of her dominance in the air… Is well ahead of her rehab schedule and expected to return strong for fall of 2003… 2001: Earned the team’s Academic Achievement Award... Played in 17 matches, with 16 starts... Finished third on the team in scoring with 12 points (four goals, four assists)... First player in UA history ever to have more than one multiple- assist performance in the same season... Had the team’s second-highest shots total, at 40... Scored the equalizer late in the game during Cats’ 2-1 come-from- behind win over Oregon State (10/21/01)... Registered three shots against Oregon (10/19/01)... Assisted the first and third goals in a 4-1 win over UNLV (9/23/01)... Scored the second goal in a 2-2 tie with Pepperdine (9/21/01)... Had a game-high #15 seven shots in that match... Assisted the first two goals and scored the sixth goal in 9-1 rout of Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Racked up five shots in that game... Cassie Registered first collegiate goal by scoring the initial tally of a 3-0 win over New Mexico (9/7/01)... Had four shots in that game, three on-goal... Had first Daniels collegiate start at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award winner... Defender/ Forward Prep: Four-sport letterwinner at West Torrance (Calif.) High School... 5-9 Two-time All-CIF Division III selection in soccer... First team All-Bay League two years... Two-time team Most Valuable Player... Led the Warriors in Sophomore scoring with 16 goals and 12 assists (44 points) her senior year... All-CIF Scholar- Torrance, Calif. Athlete... Honor roll student... Played for the Fram Xiles club team out of Redondo West Torrance Beach, Calif.... Club was a Surf Cup finalist... Invited to the adidas ESP Camp High School three years in a row... Lettered in four different varsity sports as a freshman in high school — cross country, soccer, track and volleyball... Was the first female at West Club Team: Torrance ever to accomplish that feat... Redondo Beach Fram Xiles Personal: Born Cassie Anne Daniels on April 20, 1983, in Torrance, Calif.... Daughter of Mel and Katharine Daniels... Has a younger brother, Michael... Field of study is Cassie Daniels’ Stats at Arizona undecided, but has interests in forensics, law, sports psychology Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG or English... Likes to sing, play other sports, 2001 17 16 40 4 4 12 1 kickbox, dance, read and write in her spare time.

General: Fast, athletic, hard-working… Can get around opponents… Expected to see a lot of action as either a starter or an integral reserve player… Prep: Lettered three times in soccer and four times in track at Mira Costa High School... Soccer team captain as a senior... First team All-Bay League... Named her team’s Most Outstanding Player... Regis- tered 10 goals and 12 assists while helping the Mustangs to a 14-6-1 mark as a senior... Mira Costa was Bay League runner-up and a CIF Division II quarter-finalist in 2001... Team was Bay League champion, South Tournament champion and a CIF finalist in 2000... Also a track and field standout, she competed in the CIF championships in both high and long jumps during 2001 and 2000... Mira Costa track team was Bay League champion in 1999... Played for the FRAM Splash club team out of Palos Verdes, Calif.... Was MVP of the 2001 Surf Cup... Team was League Cup, Surf Cup and #16 Wolfpack Classic champion in 2001 and was a National Cup semifinalist... Squad finished third in the Nikki Premier League that same year... Was also recruited by New Mexico and Loyola Marymount... David Personal: Born Nicole Lee David on Aug. 9, 1983, in Melbourne, Australia... Daughter of Roger Van Remmen and Barbara David-Van Remmen... Intends to pursue a degree in business at the UA... Midfielder/ Leisure time interests include playing guitar, snowboarding, cooking and dancing... Says she chose the Defender University of Arizona because of the school’s atmosphere, the team unity, the coaching staff and 5-6 because it is a “perfect fit” for her. Freshman Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa High School Club Team: FRAM Splash

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General: Transfer from the University of Nebraska… Wants to be the type of player who makes a difference… Hard-working… Very technical and tactical… A great leader… Will challenge Naomi Chu to be the most fit and hardest-working player on the team… Anticipated starter at midfield or up front… At Nebraska -- 2001: Played in all 23 matches for a Cornhusker team that went 17-5-1 overall and finished the season ranked No. 12 in the nation... Nebraska also made an NCAA Sweet Sixteen ap- pearance... Tallied 16 shots and two assists for the Huskers... Had second assist of season during 5-1 win over Missouri (10/5/01) at home... First assist of season was on second goal in 4-0 shutout of Baylor (9/28/01)... 2000: Racked up six goals and five assists (17 points) while playing in 23 matches for the Huskers... Nebraska went 22-2-0 overall, finished with a No. 9 ranking and made it to the third round of the NCAA tournament... Huskers also won second straight Big 12 conference title... Scored all #14 six of her goals in an eight-game stretch late in the season... First collegiate goal was a penalty kick to cap a 6-1 win over Oklahoma State (10/13/00)... Notched two goals in 4-1 win at Texas Tech (10/22/ Lindsey 00)... Had a goal and an assist against both Colorado (10/20/00) and Kansas (11/1/00)... Greenwood Prep: Was twice named Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Iowa while playing for Pleasant Midfielder/ Valley High School... Three-time first team All-Iowa... As a senior, she collected 32 goals and 13 Forward assists (77 points) while leading the Spartans to a 20-3 record... Was named Pleasant Valley Athlete of 5-8 the Year and team MVP as a senior... Amassed 34 goals and 20 assists (88 points) as a junior, guiding Junior the Spartans to an 18-1 mark and an appearance in the state championship game... Was also a three- Bettendorf, Iowa year letterwinner for the Pleasant Valley basketball team... Honor roll student... Played for Busch Soccer Club in St. Louis, Mo.... Club won the 2001 state cup and finished third at nationals... Member of Pleasant Valley the Iowa state Olympic Development Program for six years and member of the regional ODP pool for High School five years... University of Nebraska Personal: Born Lindsey Marie Greenwood on April 21, 1982, in Davenport, Iowa... Daughter of Dave Club Team: and Michele Greenwood... Has a younger brother, Brett... Majoring in exercise science with the intent to Busch Soccer pursue a career in physical therapy... Likes to hang out with friends, work out and shop in her free Club time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because “I like the atmosphere, which includes the team, coaches and the university.”

General: First Canadian to play for UA women’s soccer program... Coach Klein’s first-ever signing from the province of Ontario… Will challenge Candice Wilks as the fastest player on the team… Excit- ing forward or outside midfielder… Incredibly agile and athletic… Coach Klein calls her a “younger version of Vanesha Bailey”… Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering, Ontario, Canada... Team captain in both 2001 and 2002... Named team Most Valuable Player in 2001... Ontario Federation of School Athletics Association Bronze Medalist in 2000... Earned Top Academic Player honors in 2000... Helped St. Mary to Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics Conference champion- ships in both 1998 and 2000... Four-year honor roll student... Led the Monarchs to Hangar Varsity High School Indoor Tournament titles three years in a row... Played for the Pickering Power club, which was #13 the 2002 Indoor Ontario Cup champion... Also recruited by Cornell, Ball State and Wisconsin-Milwau- Althea kee... Jones Personal: Born Althea Melissa Jones on Jan. 13, 1983, in Scarborough, Ontario... Daughter of Gordon and Beverley Jones... Has one older brother, Gregory... Intends to pursue a degree in biology... Wants Forward/ to become a pediatrician because she “loves children and wants to keep them healthy”... Lists playing Midfielder sports and spending time with her family among her favorite free time activities... Says she chose the 5-2 University of Arizona because “I had a great visit, and I really liked the team and everyone I met.” Freshman Pickering, Ontario, Canada St. Mary Catholic Secondary Club Team: Pickering Power

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General: Transfer from UC Riverside... Late signee… Technically solid… Aggressive… Great pres- ence in goal… Good leader and organizer in the box…Will compete with Amanda Martin for the starting goalkeeper position... At UC Riverside -- 2001: Earned a medical redshirt year at UC Riverside after breaking her leg during game action early in the season... Played in three matches with one start... Tallied 120 minutes and five saves while allowing only one goal... Had a 0.75 goals-against average... Suffered a broken tibia at San Francisco (9/27/01), a season-ending injury... First collegiate start was at Sacramento State (9/25/01), where she registered four saves... Had one save against Southern Utah (9/7/01) during first collegiate action... #0 Prep: Lettered three times in soccer and softball at Claremont (Calif.) High School... Team co-captain as a senior... Two-time All-CIF selection... Named first team All-Baseline League as a senior...Tallied 13 Natalie shutouts her senior season while helping the Wolfpack garner a 20-3-6 mark... Led team to league titles Juarez as both a junior and senior... Helped team to a CIF championship her sophomore year and a CIF finals berth her junior year... Played for North Huntington Beach Magic club team... Club team was Premier Goalkeeper League champion in 2000... 5-9 Personal: Born Natalie Estelle Juarez on Aug. 19, 1983, in West Covina, Calif.... Daughter of Ed and Freshman-RS Paula Juarez... Has an older brother, Eddie, and a younger sister, Desiree ... Majoring in psychology, Claremont, Calif. with a special interest in sports psychology because she wants to become a coach... Enjoys Claremont High snowboarding in her free time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because of the “great aca- School demic and athletic programs.” UC Riverside Club Team: North Huntington Beach Magic

General: Tactically advanced… Mature both on and off the field… Athletic… Expected to play either central midfield or central defense…Will challenge Naomi Chu and Lindsey Greenwood to be the hardest-working and most fit player on the team… Is as bright as she is gifted as a soccer player… Could challenge as a starter or an integral reserve role… Prep: Started every soccer match in each of her four years at Prescott (Ariz.) High School... 2002 Prescott Courier Scholar-Athlete of the Year... Team captain as a senior... Two-time first team All- Arizona and All-Desert Sky Region honoree... Three-year Badger Award winner as the most outstanding player both on and off the field... 2000 Desert Sky Region co-Player of the Year... Was her team’s Offensive Player of the Year as both a sophomore and a junior... Prescott was Desert Sky Region champion in both 1999 and 2000... Helped Prescott to a state runner-up finish as a freshman... Also a #3 cross country standout, she was an All-American in that sport as a senior... Named regional Athlete of the Year and first team all-region in cross country as a senior... Was state cross country champion as Jennifer both a sophomore and a junior... Played for S.C. Del Sol Crossfire club team... Two-year member of Klein state ODP pool... Also recruited by Massachusetts, Indiana State, Texas-El Paso and Northern Ari- zona... Midfielder/ Defender Personal: Born Jennifer Erin Klein on June 20, 1984, in Prescott, Ariz... Daughter of Michael and 5-5 Andrea Klein... Has a twin sister, Christine, and a younger brother, Michael... Intends to pursue a Freshman degree in biology... Enjoys backpacking and running in her free time... Says she chose the University of Prescott, Ariz. Arizona because of “the school’s atmosphere, academic and athletic reputation, coaching staff and the opportunity to play in the Pac-10.” Prescott High School Club Team: S.C. Del Sol Crossfire

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General: Athletic… Has great size and athleticism… True goal-scorer… Has great attacking senses…Very tactical, smooth, fluid player… Will play either up front or anywhere in the midfield… Could challenge for a starting role… Coach Klein says, “Lisa will enjoy a fine career in the Pac-10 because of her technical and tactical gifts”… Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Cherry Creek High School... Team captain as a senior... Team leading scorer that season as well... Honorable mention All-Colorado and first team All-Centen- nial League for 2002... Named her team’s Most Skilled Player as a senior... Honorable mention All- Colorado as a junior after leading the Bruins and the Centennial League in scoring... Led Cherry Creek to a state championship that season... Also a two-year letterwinner for the Cherry Creek basketball team... Two-time recipient of the Academic Team Champion Certificate of Achievement... Played for #2 the Colorado Storm club team out of Englewood, Colo... Helped the Storm to a quarterfinals berth in regionals... Also recruited by Colorado, Maryland, LSU, Kansas, Loyola Marymount and UNC Greens- Lisa boro... Kosena Personal: Born Lisa Louise Kosena on Feb. 19, 1984, in Denver, Colo.... Daughter of Bill Kosena and Forward/ Pam Livingston... Has two older brothers, Brian and Jason Kosena... Plans to pursue a degree in Midfielder graphic design because she loves art... Likes to play sports, be with friends and listen to music in her 5-8 free time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because “the girls are really fun, and the whole Freshman atmosphere of the team and the town is very energetic.” Englewood, Colo. Cherry Creek High School Club Team: Colorado Storm

General: Has played a forward and midfielder in the club system but could play defense because of her athleticism and speed… Hard-working, athletic... Should be an important reserve… Prep: Four-year letterwinner in both soccer and track at Skyline High School... Is the all-time leading scorer at Skyline... Two-time All-Eastside and All-KingCo selection... 2001 3A KingCo Player of the Year... Team captain as a senior... Led KingCo in scoring as a senior, tallying 14 goals and five assists (33 points)... Helped the Spartans to a 13-5-2 record and a berth in the state quarterfinals her senior year... Team finished fourth in the state playoffs her junior year... Earned Skyline’s Most Improved Player Award as a sophomore... Also a track standout, she finished fourth in the state and second in KingCo in the 800-meter run as a junior... Holds the Skyline school records in the 200m, 400m and 800m and as part of the 4x400m relay... Track team MVP in 2000... Honor roll student... Played for the #4 Eastside FC-Red club team in Bellevue, Wash.... Was the team’s leading scorer in 2001 with 11 goals and nine assists... Helped Eastside to a U-19 division championship and a third-place state finish in Maggie 2001... MacCool Personal: Born Margaret Campbell MacCool on May 29, 1984, in Baltimore, Md.... Daughter of Rob Forward/ and Pattie MacCool... Has one younger sister, Liz... Her father, Rob, and uncle, Dave, were both All- Midfielder Americans in lacrosse at Johns Hopkins University... Intends to pursue a degree in media arts, with the 5-8 desire to become involved in film or television... Enjoys hanging out with friends in her free time... Says Freshman she chose the University of Arizona because “it has a built-in support system and an excellent media Sammamish, arts program and because I enjoy the team and coaching staff and look forward to contributing to the Wash. program.” Skyline High School Club Team: Eastside FC

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General: Athletic goalkeeper… Very good shot-blocker… Has good organizational abilities… Is a great communicator and leader for her age… Expected to become the leader of the freshman class… Will compete with Natalie Juarez for the starting spot in the nets... Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer for Franklin (Tenn.) High School... Three-time All-Tennessee, All-Middle Tennessee and All-District II AAA selection... Named District II Defensive Most Valuable Player as both a junior and a senior... Also selected to The Tennessean’s All-Mid-State first team twice... Led the Rebels to a 17-3 mark her senior year and a berth in the state finals... Had 13 shutouts that year... Franklin was also a state finalist in 1999 and 2001 and was state champion in 2000... Honor roll student... President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and sports editor of the school yearbook as a senior... Played for the Lady Express club team out of Brentwood, Tenn.... Was the tournament MVP #1 at the Orange Classic in 2000... Team was Tennessee state champion in 2001 and won multiple tourna- ments, including the Orange Classic, Raleigh (N.C.) Shoot-Out and the Jefferson Cup... Was a member Amanda of the Tennessee state Olympic Development pool for six years and was in the Region III pool in 2000... Martin Also recruited by Vanderbilt, Mississippi, Miami (Fla.), Houston and UNC Greensboro... Goalkeeper Personal: Born Amanda Davis Martin on Mar. 3, 1984, in Nashville, Tenn.... Daughter of Philip Martin 5-8 and Cindy Davis Massey... Has one older brother, John Martin, who plays soccer at Belmont University Freshman in Nashville... Academic area of interest is undecided... Enjoys writing, listening to music and doing anything active during her spare time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because “I wanted to Franklin, Tenn. be a part of what this team is going to do, and I loved the campus and the coaches.” Franklin High School Club Team: Lady Express

General: Athletic… Great in the air… Very passionate about the sport of soccer… Exciting, athletic, competitive… Has played forward and midfielder, but could play anywhere in Arizona’s system… Could be a top reserve or could challenge for a starting job… Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Tucson’s Salpointe Catholic High School... The Lancers were Arizona Southern Region champions each of her four seasons... Three-time All-Arizona hon- oree... Named All-Tucson three times... Team captain as a senior... Tallied 17 goals and nine assists (43 points) while helping Salpointe to a 22-3-1 mark as a senior... The Lancers finished third in the state that year... 2001 Southern Region Player of the Year... Salpointe was state runner-up in 2001 and state champion in 1999... Four-time Salpointe Scholar-Athlete... Played for Sabino Vista Bobcats club team in Tucson... Team was Arizona Premier League champion and NHB runner-up in 2001... Member #5 of the Arizona state Olympic Development program four years and part of the Region IV pool in 1997... Mallory Also recruited by Air Force and Texas-El Paso... Miller Personal: Born Mallory Lynn Miller on Aug. 30, 1984, in Tucson, Ariz.... Daughter of Anthony and Anne Miller... Has one older sister, Marie... Plans to pursue a degree in sports medicine, with the desire to Forward/ become an athletic trainer, because she wants to help other athletes... Lists watching movies, hanging Midfielder out with friends and working out as her favorite free time activities... Says she chose the University of 5-5 Arizona because “it has a great academic history, and I wanted to be part of the successfully growing Freshman soccer program there.” Tucson, Ariz. Salpointe Catholic High School Club Team: Sabino Vista Bobcats

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General: Coming off a redshirt season... Had a great spring season, playing in both midfield and the back… During the final week of spring play, was considered to be the team’s best player… Has great passing vision… Highly tactical… Can distribute the ball with either foot… Anticipated starter at either central midfield or central defense… 2001: Redshirted for the season after suffering a torn ACL at the start of the summer... Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Bishop Montgomery High School... Named the Del Rey League Most Outstanding Offensive Player her senior year after collecting seven goals and 14 assists... First team All-CIF Southern Section as a senior... Two-time first team All-Del Rey League... Scored the gamewinning goal in the CIF Division IV playoffs to send her team to a quarterfinal berth... Knights won #9 the Del Rey League championship in 2000-01... Named team Most Valuable Player... Helped Bishop Montgomery to a CIF Southern Section championship her sophomore year... Also a softball standout, Courtney she was her team’s Defensive MVP... Played for the FRAM Splash club soccer team out of Palo Moseley Verdes, Calif.... Midfielder/ Personal: Born Courtney Ann Moseley on Aug. 14, 1983, in Redondo Beach, Calif.... Daughter of David Defender and Nadine Moseley... Has an older sister, Rachel, and an older brother, Justin... Majoring in educa- 5-5 tion... Lists watching movies and listening to music among her hobbies. Freshman-RS Redondo Beach, Calif. Bishop Montgomery High School Club Team: FRAM Splash

General: Will redshirt this season after suffering an ACL tear at the start of the summer… Hard-working, tactical, solid contributor… Very fit…Was the team’s most improved player during spring action... 2001: Subbed-in for four games during the season... Saw action off the bench against No. 2 Stanford (11/4/01)... Came off the bench at both Utah (9/30/01) and at BYU (9/28/01)... Saw first collegiate action off the bench against Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Mary Roby Academic #10 Achievement Award winner... Prep: Lettered all four years in soccer at Tucson’s Sabino Heather High School... Team co-captain last two seasons... Tallied 15 Nelson goals and seven assists as her team’s leading scorer in 2000- 01... Helped the Sabercats to a 14-8-1 mark as a senior... Defender/ Second team All-Southern Arizona as a junior... Member of Midfielder National Honor Society... Played for Sabino Vista Bobcats 5-5 club team in Tucson... Three-year team captain for club... Sophomore Helped club team to first-place finish in the Arizona Tucson, Ariz. Premier League and to three runner-up finishes in state... Sabino High Personal: Born Heather Diane Nelson on Aug. 24, 1983, School in Tucson, Ariz.... Daughter of Thomas and Margie Club Team: Nelson... Is one of six children in her family... Older sister, Sabino Vista Erin (1998-2001), is a former UA soccer player... Older brother, Todd, played golf at Grand Canyon and Bobcats another brother, Chad, played soccer at New Mexico... Majoring in health and human services adminis- tration... Likes to shop, swim, lift weights Heather Nelson’s Stats at Arizona and be with her friends in her spare time. Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2001 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 13 Player Profiles

General: Coming off redshirt season... Most gifted leader and tactically advanced player in the 2001 recruiting class… Is back at 100%… Dynamic, fit player who will only get better as her career progresses… Athletic, powerful runner… Great organizer… Anticipated to be a future leader on the team… 2001: Redshirted for the season with a torn ACL... Prep: Named the CIF Division III Player of the Year as a senior at Mayfair High School... Racked up 22 goals and 11 assists (55 points) while leading the Monsoons to a 16-3-3 record and a Suburban League championship in 2000-01... Is second on Mayfair’s career goal-scoring list (98) and is 10th all-time in assists (29)... Two-time team Most Offensive Player... Named conference MVP as a junior... Helped #19 Mayfair to three state finals appearances... Team was Far West Regional champion in 1997-98... Also lettered in softball and volleyball... Played for the CRSC Infinity club team in Cerritos, Calif.... Member Kelly of the state ODP team from 1997-2001... Was member of regional ODP pool in 1999... Nelson Personal: Born Kelly Nicole Nelson on Sept. 19, 1983, in Long Beach, Calif.... Daughter of John Forward Nelson... Has three brothers and two sisters... Major is undeclared but has expressed an interest in the field of orthopedics... Likes to go to the beach, shop, make scrapbooks and go camping in her free 5-8 time. Freshman-RS Lakewood, Calif. Mayfair High School Club Team: CRSC Infinity

General: Became an immediate starter after transferring from Cypress (Calif.) College prior to last season... One of only two seniors on this year’s team... Her passion lies up front in scoring goals, but her strength is in her versatility as a player… Can play forward, flank midfield, center midfield or in the back… Her versatility will ensure that she is on the field right from the start of the season… Brave, relentless, hard- working, fit… 2001: Started all 18 matches during the season... Had 16 shots and one goal for the year... Took one shot against No. 23 California (11/2/01)... One shot at Washington State (10/28/01)... Had one shot each, both on-goal, against Oregon State (10/21/01) and Oregon (10/19/01)... Had two shots on-goal at Air Force (10/07/01)... Tallied three shots, including one on-goal, against Pepperdine (9/21/01)...Collected four #7 shots, three on-goal, against Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Scored her Tymarie first goal as a Wildcat by capping a 3-0 shutout of New Mexico (9/7/ 01)... Had three shots in that game... Started her debut as a Wildcat during Novak season opener at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award winner... Defender/ Forward At Cypress (Calif.) College: Team posted a 52-1-1 mark during her two seasons... Played for head coach Ray Haas... 2000: Racked up 17 goals and 11 assists (45 5-6 points) en route to All-West and all-conference honors at Cypress College... Named Senior team Most Valuable Player... Team captain... Squad was ranked third in the nation... Orange, Calif. 1999: Led Cypress to state and national championships while tallying 26 goals and Rosary Catholic 17 assists (69 points)... Earned all-conference laurels... Team captain... Squad had a High School perfect 27-0-0 mark that year and finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation... Cypress (Calif.) Prep: Two-time Golden West League MVP and team leading scorer at Rosary Catholic H.S. in Fullerton, Calif.... College Team captain and led Rosary to a berth in the state quarterfinals as a senior... Played her first two years of high school soccer at Anacortes (Wash.) High School... Earned all-league honors both seasons... Team leading scorer in Club Team: both 1996 and 1997... Skagit (Wash.) Storm Personal: Born Tymarie Ann Novak on Jan. 1, 1981, in Fullerton, Calif.... Daughter of Kathy Reiss and Scott Novak... Has three younger brothers -- Patrick, Bryan and Tymarie Novak’s Stats at Arizona Bryce... Is majoring in elementary education because she likes to work with children... Enjoys Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG going to the beach, shopping and being with 2001 18 18 16 1 0 2 0 friends during her spare time. 14 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Player Profiles

General: Will anchor the Wildcat defense from a central position… Has developed steadily after having a strong rookie season… Very good in the air… Has great leg strength… Understands the Cats’ defensive schemes very well and is expected to be the leader in the back… 2001: UA co-Newcomer of the Year... One of three fresh- men to start all 18 matches during the season... Tallied eight shots for the year... One shot against Arizona State (11/9/01)... Had one shot against Oregon State (10/ 21/01)... Took one shot at Denver (10/05/01)... One shot versus Pepperdine (9/21/ 01)... Had two shots in win over Southern Utah (9/9/01)... Notched a pair of shots #28 while helping UA defense log a 3-0 shutout of New Mexico (9/7/01)... Made her first collegiate start during the season opener at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... Mary Roby Lindsey Academic Achievement Award winner... Peeples Prep: Lettered all four years in soccer at Arcadia (Calif.) High School... Four-time All- Pacific League honoree... First team All-CIF as a senior... Team Defensive MVP her Defender senior year... Collected eight goals and seven assists while helping the Apaches to a 5-10 24-1-3 record and a berth in the CIF quarterfinals... Team was ranked No. 2 in the nation... Also lettered twice in volleyball... Was a first team All-Pacific League selection Sophomore in volleyball her senior year... Played for CRSC Infinity club soccer team in Cerritos, Arcadia, Calif. Calif.... Member of ODP district team... Honor roll student... Arcadia High Personal: Born Lindsey Michelle Peeples on June 14, 1983, in Pasadena, Calif.... School Daughter of George and Lynnette Peeples... Her father, George, played profes- Club Team: sional basketball for the NBA’s Indiana Pacers... Her cousin, Ira Newble, plays CRSC Infinity for the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks... Major is undeclared... Lists photography, listening to Lindsey Peeples’ Stats at Arizona music, playing the viola and being with friends as her Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG favorite free time activities. 2001 18 18 8 0 0 0 0

General: Will play a reserve role as a defender… Hard-working, athletic, fast, tough player… Prep: Lettered three times in both soccer and track at Tucson’s Catalina Foothills High School... Missed competition in both sports her junior year while rehabbing from an ACL injury... Honorable mention All- Arizona choice as a senior after being named to the Arizona second team as a sophomore... Twice named second team All-Southern Arizona and was a first team choice as a freshman... Helped the Falcon defense surrender only six goals in 24 games her senior season, while earning a 21-2-1 mark... Squad was state 4A runner-up... Also a track standout, she was part of a 4x100m relay that won three Southern Region championships... Track team was also state 4A runner-up... An outstanding student, she received the Spirit of Discovery and the Provost Scholarships to attend the UA... Four-year recipient of the Presidential Academic Award... Three-time recipient of the AIA Scholar/Athlete Award... Named #21 Outstanding Math Student as both a sophomore and a junior... Played for the Sereno Golden Eagles club team out of Scottsdale, Ariz.... Club team was five-time Arizona age-group champion and two-time Shannon regional semifinalist... Part of the Arizona state Olympic Development Program for five years... Also Pidd recruited by Wyoming and Utah... Defender Personal: Born Shannon Kathleen Pidd on April 21, 1984, in Harbor City, Calif.... Daughter of James 5-3 and Mary Lou Pidd... Older sister, Kimberly, played soccer at Biola from 1994-96... Also has an older Freshman brother, James, and a younger sister, Caitlin... Her father, James, played basketball at Long Beach State from 1964-65... Is interested in pursuing a degree in accounting or biometrics... Would like to get Tucson, Ariz. an MBA and work for a Big-Five accounting firm or work with one of the intelligence services... Enjoys Catalina Foothills shopping in her free time... Says she chose the University of Arizona because “it is comfortable knowing High School my home is just up the street. They have the discipline I want to pursue and offered me financial assis- Club Team: tance based on my academic performance. They also have an excellent academic reputation.” Sereno Golden Eagles

2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 15 Player Profiles

General: Will play outside defender or outside midfielder… Athletic… Has great size… Has improved her strength… Has the ability to contribute to team both on and off the field… 2001: Started 11 of the 15 matches she played in... Came off the bench against No. 2 Stanford (11/4/01), against Oregon State (10/21/01) and against Oregon (10/19/01)... Tallied her first collegiate shot against UNLV (9/23/01)... Helped UA defense register 3-0 shutout of New Mexico (9/7/01)... Started her first collegiate game during season opener at No. 5 Nebraska... Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award winner... Prep: Four-year first team All-Arizona and All-West Valley Region choice at Glendale (Ariz.) Cactus High School... 2000-01 West Valley #20 Region Player of the Year... Two-time team captain... Set school career records for goals scored (116), assists (63) and total points Courtney (285)... Racked up 22 goals and 21 assists while leading Cactus to a 20-1 record and a semifinals berth in the state playoffs... Cactus Russell garnered four regional titles during her time there... Received Defender/ Scholar-Athlete awards all four years... Played for Sereno Classics Midfielder club team in Phoenix... Club was State Cup champion and finished third in Far West Regional... Member of state ODP team from 1997- 5-8 2000... Was in the ODP Region IV pool in 1999... Played in the ODP Sophomore Region IV Inter-Regional in Houston, Texas, in 1999... Glendale, Ariz. Personal: Born Courtney Furcini Russell on April 16, 1983, in Phoenix, Glendale Cactus Ariz.... Daughter of LeRoy and Linda Russell... Has a younger brother, High School Cody... Her cousin, Nick Harris, played football for the University of Club Team: California... Was a member of the Glendale Mayor’s Youth Advisory Sereno Classics Commission for four years... Majoring in physiological science with the intent to become a pediatric orthopedic surgeon... Likes to read and shop in her free time.

Courtney Russell’s Stats at Arizona Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2001 15 11 1 0 0 0 0

General: Had a very good spring… Will play either outside midfield or defender in a reserve role… Coach Klein says, “Noelle’s contributions to this team are second-to-none. She continues to surprise me every day with her complete passion for this team and the rebuilding of this program”… 2001: Came off the bench in three matches during the season... Saw action as a sub against No.2 Stanford (11/4/01)... Subbed-in at Utah (9/30/01)... First playing time of the season came in a win over Southern Utah (9/9/01)... 2000: Saw first collegiate action at California (10/22/00)... Prep: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Los Alamos (N.M.) High School... Two-time first team All-New Mexico selection... Two-year all-district honoree... Albuquerque Journal All- Star... Team captain as a senior... Tallied four goals and five assists last season... Helped #18 the Hilltoppers to a 12-8-2 record and a berth in the state semifinals her senior year... Noelle Team was league and district champion as well... Toppers won the state title her junior year... Was also chosen 3A Defensive Player of the Year that season... Also lettered Stillman three years for the Los Alamos basketball team... Was the first freshman female in school history to earn a varsity letter in basketball... Three-year member of National Midfielder/ Honor Society... Club team, Rio FC, won the Orange Classic in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.... For Defender six years, played for Rio FC, which conducts its practices and games 100 miles from her 5-7 home in Los Alamos... Junior Personal: Born Noelle Alexandra Stillman on Dec. 16, 1981, in Los Alamos, N.M.... Los Alamos, N.M. Daughter of Danny and Ruth Stillman... Has an older brother, David... Major is unde- clared... Was a starting forward on boys’ soccer teams when she was in Los Alamos High School sixth and seventh grades. Club Team: Noelle Stillman’s Stats at Arizona Rio FC Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2001 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Player Profiles

General: Will play forward, outside midfield or outside defender… Has all the tools -- size, speed, athleticism -- and is dynamic and explosive… Coach Klein says, “You can literally put Candice anywhere on the field, and she will change the game”… 2001: Honorable mention All-Pac-10... UA co-Newcomer of the Year... Finished the season as Arizona’s leading scorer, with eight goals and three assists (19 points)... Also topped the team with 48 shots... One of three freshmen to start all 18 matches... Tied for seventh in the Pac-10 in goals, tied for seventh in goals per game (0.44 gpg), was ninth in points per game (1.06 ppg), tied for ninth in total points and was 10th in shots per game (2.67 spg)... Her goal total ranks third on the single season top #8 performances list... Tied for third on the single season top performances list in total points and eighth in shots... First UA player since 1999 to Candice register more than one gamewinning goal in a season... Scored first goal of 3-2 overtime loss to Arizona State (11/9/01)... Racked up team-high five Wilks shots, including three on-goal, against No. 23 California (11/2/01)... Assisted the only goal of 3-1 loss at Washington State (10/28/01)... Named Forward/ Midfielder Pac-10 Player of the Week after leading the Cats to a first-ever sweep of the Oregon schools... Scored the gamewinning goal just one minute 5-10 into the overtime of a 2-1 come-from-behind win over Oregon State Sophomore (10/21/01)... Assisted the equalizer then scored the gamewinning goal Altadena, Calif. in 2-1 win over Oregon (10/19/01)... Had two shots, one on-goal, and assisted the only goal in 2-1 overtime loss at Air Force (10/7/01)... Had LaSalle High team-high four shots at Denver (10/5/01)... Scored the first and third School goals in a 4-1 win over UNLV (9/23/01)... Her first collegiate goals Club Team: came in the form of a hat trick scored during a 9-1 victory over South- CRSC Infinity ern Utah (9/9/01)... Had three shots in that game and connected on all of them... Led the team in shots with three during her collegiate debut at No. 5 Nebraska (8/31/01)... Prep: Played soccer for LaSalle High School... Led the Lancers to a league title her senior year... Played for CRSC Infinity club team out of Cerritos, Calif.... Helped club to a league championship in 1999... Personal: Born Candice Joi Wilks on Oct. 19, 1983... Daughter of John and Cortez Wilks... Has two sisters, Tiffany and Tracee... Major is undeclared... Enjoys Candice Wilks’ Stats at Arizona hanging out with friends and designing and making clothes in her spare time. Year GP GS Shots Goals Assists Points GWG 2001 18 18 48 8 3 17 2

2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 17 Coaching Staff

In her third season as the head coach of the University of Arizona women’s soccer team, Cathy Klein continues her quest to transform the Wildcat program into a nationally prominent powerhouse. The steps may seem slow, but the improve- ments have been obvious. Over the six seasons prior to Klein’s arrival, the Wildcat program earned a combined total of three Pac-10 victories. Last year alone, Klein guided the Cats to a 2-7-0 conference mark, the most conference wins for a UA team in four seasons. The 2001 team also set or tied 23 school records, including Cathy most goals in a season (30), most assists in a season (20), most total points (80) and most corner kicks (87). During her brief time at Arizona, Klein has already produced three Klein honorable mention All-Pac-10 selections, two second team Academic All- Pac-10 honorees and five honorable mention Academic All-Pac-10 choices. Fourteen Wildcat soccer players earned Mary Roby Academic Achievement Head Awards during the 2001-02 school year, bringing Klein’s total up to 28 Mary Roby Award winners in her two seasons at the UA. Coach In January of 2000, Cathy Klein, a former All-American player and the head coach at Iowa State for five years, was named the second head women’s Third Year soccer coach at the University of Arizona. In her first year, Klein began her quest to turn the Arizona soccer program around, finishing the 2000 season with a 3-15-2 mark which belies the actual SUNY- progress that was made during the year. With a brutal schedule, the team Cortland, played an unprecedented six nationally ranked teams, all in the final seven matches of the year. The squad set or 1987 tied 30 school records, and half of the season’s 20 contests were decided by a margin of only one goal or less. Klein, 38, led Iowa State to three postseason conference tournament appearances during her tenure there and was Big 12 Conference Co-Coach of the Year in 1997, when ISU posted a 12-9 record. Her 1999 team went 13-8, Arizona reached No. 21 in the national rankings, posted a seven-game winning streak and recorded victories over nationally Record: prominent Minnesota, Vanderbilt and Texas. Klein was named the first coach at Iowa State in 1995 and compiled a record of 43-37-1 in four regulation 8-27-3 seasons after the team played an exhibition year. She recruited both the 1998 and 1999 Big 12 Conference Rookies 2 years of the Year, and her 1998 team earned its best-ever Big 12 record and participated in a second consecutive Big 12 Tournament. Including a 1994 season at Creighton, she has a Division I record of 57-41-1. Klein led Creighton to a 14-4 mark Division I and reached a No. 17 national ranking during the 1994 season and was a perfect 8-0 at home including a victory Career over Big Ten champion Wisconsin. Record: Prior to the Creighton job, Klein spent three years as the head coach at Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., where she posted a 16-37-2 mark. The Earlham team had won just two games in the three seasons prior to Klein’s 65-68-4 takeover as head coach. 7 years Before Earlham, Klein was the head coach at Utica College in New York, where her teams went 6-16-3 in 1987 and 1988. The Utica women’s soccer program was winless in the two seasons prior to Klein’s arrival. Klein graduated from the State University of New York at Cortland in 1987 with a bachelor’s in physical educa- tion. She was a two-time Cathy Klein’s Record at Division I All-America selection in 1985 and Year School Overall Conference Record/Place Postseason 1986, when the school played as 1994 Creighton 14-4-0 a Division I program, and earned 1 year Creighton 14-4-0 Soccer America magazine “Super 11” honors as a senior. 1995 Iowa State Exhibition Season 1996 Iowa State 8-12-0 Big 12 0-9-0/10th A native of Burlington, Ontario, 1997 Iowa State 12-9-0 Big 12 4-6-0/6th Big 12 Tournament she went on to play for the 1998 Iowa State 10-8-1 Big 12 5-5-0/tied 4th Big 12 Tournament Canadian National team from 1999 Iowa State 13-8-0 Big 12 4-6-0/tied 7th Big 12 Tournament 1987 to 1990. She has been involved as a regional Olympic 4 years Iowa State 43-37-1 Development Staff member and 2000 Arizona 3-15-2 Pacific-10 0-8-1/10th holds a United States Soccer 2001 Arizona 5-12-1 Pacific-10 2-7-0/10th Federation “B” license as a 2 years Arizona 8-27-3 coach. She earned a master’s degree in physical education from 7 years Totals 65-68-4 Kent State University in 1991. 18 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff

In her third year as an assistant coach for the Wildcats, Melissa Estrada followed head coach Cathy Klein from Iowa State and has been playing a key role in the efforts to revive the Arizona soccer program. Estrada works with second-year assistant coach Casey Mann in the UA’s recruiting efforts, player academics and on-field instruction. Estrada was part of Klein’s staff for four years at Iowa State and was critical in the development of that program. She organized the ISU soccer program’s day-to-day operations, was the individual trainer for all field players and coordinated the Cyclones’ community service program. Prior to Iowa State, Estrada posted a stellar collegiate career. The San Diego, Calif., native was a four-year starter at Creighton, finishing third on the Melissa all-time scoring list with 15 goals and 10 assists (40 points). Estrada During her senior season, Estrada was a starting midfielder for Cathy Klein’s team that earned a 14-4-0 mark. She earned her degree in Spanish from Assistant Creighton in 1995. As a prep, Estrada was named the California Interscholastic Federation Player of the Year in 1990 while Coach playing for San Dieguito High School. She was a two-time first-team All-Palomar League choice and a first-team All- Third Year CIF selection. The two-time high school MVP was twice a member of the California South State Team. Following her prep Creighton, career, she was honored as the San Dieguito Surf Soccer Club Player of the 80s. 1995

Casey Mann begins his second season as an assistant coach at Arizona, where he is primarily responsible for instruction of the Wildcat goalkeepers. Mann came to the UA last year after spending 2000-01 as a West Des Moines Soccer Club head coach and as the goalkeeper coach and a head girls coach for the Iowa Soccer Association Olympic Development Program. Prior to that, Mann was an assistant coach and the goalkeeper coach for the Arizona State women’s soccer program for the 1999-2000 school year. During that season, the Sun Devils posted a 13-6-0 overall record and went 5-4 in Pac-10 play, finishing fifth. That was the most successful season to date in that program’s young history. Mann’s other coaching experience includes being the women’s Casey assistant coach and the men’s goalkeeper coach at Grand View College, in Des Moines, Iowa. He also tutored the goalkeeping staff for the Iowa Mann United Soccer Club in Des Moines. During his professional playing career as a goalkeeper for the Des Assistant Moines Menace, Mann propelled his team to two National Final Fours and two top-ten finishes in the USL Premier Coach Development League. Second Year As a collegiate goalkeeper at Grand View, Mann earned NAIA All-America, All-Midwest Region and All-Midwest Classic Conference honors. Mann received his bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Grand View in 1997. Grand View His wife, Tawnya, also volunteers her time in assisting the Wildcat soccer coaching staff. College, 1997 Support Staff

Shannon Monti Kyle Brazell John O’Connor Preston Greene Justin Kokoskie Lisa Bravo Student Assistant Team Manager Team Manager Strength & Athletic Trainer Secretary Coach Conditioning 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 19 2002 Opponents Arizona State University California Polytechnic University of Kentucky University of Oregon Oct. 11 - Tempe, AZ - 7 p.m. State University Sept. 29 - Lexington, KY - 12 p.m. EDT Oct. 25 - Eugene, OR - 7 p.m. Series Record: Arizona State leads, 7-0-0 Series Record: First meeting Series Record: Oregon leads, 3-1-1 Last Meeting: ASU 3, at UA 2 OT (11/9/01) Wildcat Invitational - Tucson, AZ Location: Lexington, Kentucky Last Meeting: at UA 2, Oregon 1 (10/19/01) Location: Tempe, Arizona Aug. 30 - vs. Detroit - 5 p.m. Enrollment: 32,549 Location: Eugene, Oregon Enrollment: 45,693 Sept. 1 - at Arizona - 2 p.m. Nickname: Wildcats Enrollment: 19,091 Nickname: Sun Devils Series Record: Cal Poly leads, 1-0-0 Colors: Blue & White Nickname: Ducks Colors: Maroon & Gold Last Meeting: Cal Poly 5, vs. UA 1 (10/14/95) Conference: Southeastern Colors: Green & Yellow Conference: Pacific-10 Location: San Luis Obispo, California Interim Athletics Director: Terry Mobley Conference: Pacific-10 Athletics Director: Gene Smith Enrollment: 17,500 Home Facility: UK Soccer Complex (1,500) Athletics Director: Bill Moos Home Facility: Sun Devil Soccer Stadium Nickname: Mustangs Head Coach: Warren Lipka Home Facility: Papé Field (1,000) (1,050) Colors: Forest Green & Gold Alma Mater: South Carolina, 1986 Head Coach: Bill Steffen Head Coach: Ray Leone Conference: Big West School Record/Years: 122-77-10/10 yrs. Alma Mater: SUNY-Albany, 1982 Alma Mater: UNC Charlotte, 1985 Athletics Director: John McCutcheon Career Record/Years: 122-77-10/10 yrs. School Record/Years: 35-69-2/six yrs. School Record/Years: 10-8-1/one year Home Facility: Mustang Stadium (8,500) Assistant Coaches: Tim Bennett, Michelle Career Record/Years: 35-69-2/six yrs. Career Record/Years: 118-50-6/13 yrs. Head Coach: Alex Crozier Rayner Assistant Coaches: Keri Raygor, Jon Kiester Assistant Coaches: Mike Calise, Sarah Alma Mater: Cal Poly, 1984 2001 Overall Record: 12-8-1 2001 Overall Record: 8-8-2 Crawford School Record/Years: 121-63-15/10 yrs. 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 5-4-0/4th East 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-6-1/tied seventh 2001 Overall Record: 10-8-1 Career Record/Years: 121-63-15/10 yrs. 2001 Postseason: NCAA first round 2001 Postseason: None 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4-1/tied fifth Assistant Coaches: P.J. Woolridge, Bob Final NSCAA Ranking: Great Lakes Region Final NSCAA Ranking: None 2001 Postseason: None Galarneau No. 5 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Final NSCAA Ranking: None 2001 Overall Record: 7-9-4 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/9 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/3 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-3-2/fourth Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/6 Program All-Time Record: 35-69-2/six yrs. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/5 2001 Postseason: None Program All-Time Record: 122-77-10/10 yrs. Web Site: www.goducks.com Program All-Time Record: 60-50-4/six yrs. Final NSCAA Ranking: None Web Site: www.ukathletics.com Soccer Contact: Geoff Thurner Web Site: www.thesundevils.com Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Soccer Contact: Doug Rentz Office Phone: (541) 346-2250 Soccer Contact: Will Phillips Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/7 Office Phone: (859) 257-3838 Office Fax: (541) 346-5449 Office Phone: (480) 965-1237 Program All-Time Record: 121-63-15/10 yrs. Office Fax: (859) 323-4310 Home Phone: TBA Office Fax: (480) 965-5408 Web Site: www.gopoly.com Home Phone: (859) 266-8353 E-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: (480) 991-9745 Soccer Contact: Eric Burdick E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: (805) 756-6531 Office Fax: (805) 756-2650 Home Phone: (805) 541-6479 E-mail: [email protected] Belmont University Drake University University of Northern Iowa Oregon State University Sept. 27 - Nashville, TN - 7 p.m. CDT Wildcat Invitational - Tucson, AZ at Iowa State Cyclone Classic - Ames, IA Oct. 27 - Corvallis, OR - 12 p.m. PST Series Record: First meeting Aug. 30 - at Arizona - 7:30 p.m. Sept. 8 - vs. Arizona - 11 a.m. CDT Series Record: Tied at 3-3-1 Location: Nashville, Tennessee Sept. 1 - vs. Detroit - 11 a.m. Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting: at UA 2, OSU 1 OT (10/21/01) Enrollment: 3,129 Series Record: First meeting Location: Cedar Falls, Iowa Location: Corvallis, Oregon Nickname: Bruins Location: Des Moines, Iowa Enrollment: 14,300 Enrollment: 19,000 Colors: Navy, Red & Blue Enrollment: 3,500 Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Beavers Conference: Atlantic Sun Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Purple & Old Gold Colors: Orange & Black Athletics Director: Mike Strickland Colors: Blue & White Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Pacific-10 Home Facility: Whitten Soccer Complex Conference: Missouri Valley Athletics Director: Rick Hartzell Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart (500) Athletics Director: Dave Blank Home Facility: West Athletic Field (1,000) Home Facility: Lorenz Field at Wayne Valley Head Coach: Sterling Nabours Home Facility: TBA Head Coach: Linda Whitehead Stadium (1,500) Alma Mater: Southwest Baptist, 1995 Head Coach: Corbin Stone Alma Mater: Western Ontario, 1982 Head Coach: Steve Fennah School Record/Years: 11-30-0/two yrs. Alma Mater: Augustana (Ill.), 1989 School Record/Years: 7-26-2/two yrs. Alma Mater: Sheffield Hallamshire, 1989 Career Record/Years: 35-38-2/three yrs. School Record/Years: First year Career Record/Years: 18-87-5/six yrs. School Record/Years: 30-44-6/four yrs. Assistant Coaches: Kim Murray, Amy Career Record/Years: First year Assistant Coaches: Catherine Broshears, Career Record/Years: 30-44-6/four yrs. Nabours Assistant Coach: Abby Gillard Kathy Kakoyianni Assistant Coaches: Heidi Slaymaker, Linus 2001 Overall Record: 5-15-0 2001 Overall Record: n/a 2001 Overall Record: 4-12-0 Rhode 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-8-0/tenth 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: n/a 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 0-6-0 2001 Overall Record: 10-8-2 2001 Postseason: None 2001 Postseason: n/a 2001 Postseason: None 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-6-1/tied seventh Final NSCAA Ranking: None Final NSCAA Ranking: n/a Final NSCAA Ranking: None 2001 Postseason: None Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Starters Returning/Lost: n/a Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Final NSCAA Ranking: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/9 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: n/a Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Program All-Time Record: 42-52-1/five yrs. Program All-Time Record: First year Program All-Time Record: 7-26-2/two yrs. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/4 Web Site: www.belmont.edu/athletics Web Site: www.drakebulldogs.org Web Site: www.unipanthers.com Program All-Time Record: 116-134-16/14 yrs. Soccer Contact: Matt Wilson Soccer Contact: TBA Soccer Contact: Jill Gansemer Web Site: www.osubeavers.com Office Phone: (615) 460-6698 Office Phone: (515) 271-3740 Office Phone: (319) 273-5455 Soccer Contact: Travis Lahman Office Fax: (615) 460-5584 Office Fax: (515) 271-3015 Office Fax: (319) 273-3602 Office Phone: (541) 737-8588 Home Phone: (615) 354-6466 Home Phone: TBA Home Phone: (319) 287-8007 Office Fax: (541) 737-3072 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: TBA E-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: (541) 752-9812 E-mail: [email protected] University of California Idaho State University University of Oklahoma Saint Louis University Nov. 8 - Berkeley, CA - 11:30 a.m. PST Arizona Tournament - Tucson, AZ Sept. 15 - Norman, OK - 1 p.m. CDT Arizona Tournament - Tucson, AZ Series Record: California leads, 7-0-0 Oct. 4 - vs. Saint Louis - 5 p.m. Series Record: First meeting Oct. 4 - vs. Idaho State - 5 p.m. Last Meeting: Cal 2, at UA 1 OT (11/2/01) Oct. 6 - vs. UA/Youngstown St. - TBA Location: Norman, Oklahoma Oct. 6 - vs. UA/Youngstown St. - TBA Location: Berkeley, California Series Record: First meeting Enrollment: 27,707 Series Record: First meeting Enrollment: 32,000 Location: Pocatello, Idaho Nickname: Sooners Location: St. Louis, Missouri Nickname: Golden Bears Enrollment: 13,663 Colors: Crimson & Cream Enrollment: 11,145 Colors: Blue & Gold Nickname: Bengals Conference: Big 12 Nickname: Billikens Conference: Pacific-10 Colors: Orange & Black Athletics Director: Joe Castiglione Colors: Blue & White Athletics Director: Steve Gladstone Conference: Big Sky Home Facility: John Crain Field (2,500) Conference: Conference USA Home Facility: Edwards Stadium (22,000) Athletics Director: Dr. Howard Gauthier Head Coach: Randy Evans Athletics Director: Doug Woolard Head Coach: Kevin Boyd Home Facility: Davis Field (6,000) Alma Mater: Maryville College, 1991 Home Facility: Robert R. Hermann Stadium Alma Mater: Tri-State, 1990 Head Coach: Gordon Henderson School Record/Years: 25-29-3/three yrs. (6,050) School Record/Years: 66-32-5/five yrs. Alma Mater: Heriot-Watt, 1991 Career Record/Years: 25-29-3/three yrs. Head Coach: Tim Champion Career Record/Years: 66-32-5/five yrs. School Record/Years: 32-35-8/four yrs. Assistant Coaches: Matt Granstrand, Alma Mater: Harris-Stowe, 1979 Assistant Coaches: Jennifer Thomas, Erin Career Record/Years: 59-59-8/seven yrs. Shanna Caldwell School Record/Years: 65-41-13/six yrs. Ekeberg Assistant Coach: Chrissy Nelson 2001 Overall Record: 11-7-1 Career Record/Years: 125-55-17/nine yrs. 2001 Overall Record: 12-7-2 2001 Overall Record: 11-7-2 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-5-1/sixth Assistant Coaches: Janet Oberle, Jay Zaber 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4-1/tied fifth 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-1-1/second 2001 Postseason: None 2001 Overall Record: 8-10-1 2001 Postseason: NCAA first round 2001 Postseason: NCAA first round Final NSCAA Ranking: Central Region No. 8 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 5-4-1/eighth Final NSCAA Ranking: No. 25 Final NSCAA Ranking: None Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 2001 Postseason: None Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/6 Final NSCAA Ranking: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/7 Program All-Time Record: 36-53-3/five yrs. Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Program All-Time Record: 234-103-29/19 yrs. Program All-Time Record: 32-35-8/four yrs. Web Site: www.soonersports.com Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/5 Web Site: www.calbears.com Web Site: www.isubengals.com Soccer Contact: TBA Program All-Time Record: 65-41-13/six yrs. Soccer Contact: Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz Soccer Contact: Wendy Broker Office Phone: (405) 325-8231 Web Site: www.SLUBillikens.com Office Phone: (510) 642-3611 Office Phone: (208) 282-3651 Office Fax: (405) 325-7623 Soccer Contact: Diana Koval Office Fax: (510) 643-7778 Office Fax: (208) 282-3659 Home Phone: TBA Office Phone: (314) 977-3463 Home Phone: (510) 528-7462 Home Phone: (208) 478-4387 E-mail: TBA Office Fax: (314) 977-7193 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: (314) 353-6223 E-mail: [email protected] 20 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 2002 Opponents University of San Diego Stanford University University of Washington University of Wisconsin Sept. 22 - Tucson, AZ - 11 a.m. Nov. 10 - Stanford, CA - 1 p.m. PST Nov. 1 - Tucson, AZ - 7 p.m. at Iowa State Cyclone Classic - Ames, IA Series Record: First meeting Series Record: Stanford leads, 7-0-0 Series Record: Washington leads, 7-0-0 Sept. 6 - vs. Arizona - 2 p.m. CDT Location: San Diego, California Last Meeting: Stanford 5, at UA 0 (11/4/01) Last Meeting: at UW 2, UA 0 (10/26/01) Series Record: First meeting Enrollment: 7,062 Location: Stanford, California Location: Seattle, Washington Location: Madison, Wisconsin Nickname: Toreros Enrollment: 6,556 Enrollment: 34,000 Enrollment: 41,522 Colors: Columbia Blue, Navy & White Nickname: Cardinal Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Badgers Conference: West Coast Colors: Cardinal & White Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Cardinal & White Athletics Director: Tom Iannacone Conference: Pacific-10 Conference: Pacific-10 Conference: Big Ten Home Facility: Torero Stadium Athletics Director: Ted Leland Athletics Director: Barbara A. Hedges Athletics Director: Pat Richter Head Coach: John Cossaboon Home Facility: Maloney Field (2,000) Home Facility: Husky Soccer Field (1,800) Home Facility: McClimon Track/Soccer Alma Mater: SUNY Cortland, 1978 Head Coach: Andy Nelson Head Coach: Lesle Gallimore Complex (4,500) School Record/Years: 62-35-3/five yrs. Alma Mater: West Chester, 1988 Alma Mater: California, 1986 Head Coach: Dean Duerst Career Record/Years: 74-59-3/seven yrs. School Record/Years: 29-10-3/two yrs. School Record/Years: 93-59-7/eight yrs. Alma Mater: Wisconsin, 1985 Assistant Coaches: Ada Greenwood, Career Record/Years: 109-39-12/eight yrs. Career Record/Years: 125-84-16/12 yrs. School Record/Years: 92-63-20/eight yrs. Tommy Tate Assistant Coaches: Stephanie Erickson, Assistant Coaches: Amy Griffin, Chuck Career Record/Years: 92-63-20/eight yrs. 2001 Overall Record: 14-7-0 Paul Sapsford Sekyra Assistant Coaches: John Reddan, Kristie 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-3-0/ 2001 Overall Record: 15-4-2 2001 Overall Record: 13-5-2 Braunston 2001 Postseason: NCAA first round 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 6-2-1/tied second 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 6-2-1/tied second 2001 Overall Record: 5-11-3 Final NSCAA Ranking: West Region No. 8 2001 Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2001 Postseason: NCAA second round 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 1-7-2/11th Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Final NSCAA Ranking: No. 9 Final NSCAA Ranking: No. 19 2001 Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Final NSCAA Ranking: None Program All-Time Record: 107-76-6/10 yrs. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Web Site: www.usdtoreros.com Program All-Time Record: 220-102-24/18 yrs. Program All-Time Record: 120-80-13/11 yrs. Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/9 Soccer Contact: Nick Mirkovich Web Site: www.gostanford.com Web Site: www.gohuskies.com Program All-Time Record: 286-113-30/21 yrs. Office Phone: (619) 260-4745 Soccer Contact: Abbie Beckman Soccer Contact: Dan Lepse Web Site: www.uwbadgers.com Office Fax: (619) 260-2990 Office Phone: (650) 723-4418 Office Phone: (206) 685-3120 Soccer Contact: Dan Uttech Home Phone: TBA Office Fax: (650) 725-2957 Office Fax: (206) 543-5000 Office Phone: (608) 265-3545 E-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: (650) 468-6692 Home Phone: (206) 781-7294 Office Fax: (608) 265-8051 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Home Phone: (608) 256-7051 E-mail: [email protected]

University of Southern UCLA Washington State Youngstown State California Oct. 18 - Tucson, AZ - 7 p.m. University University Series Record: UCLA leads, 8-0-0 Oct. 20 - Tucson, AZ - 1 p.m. Last Meeting: at UCLA 2, UA 0 (10/12/01) Nov. 3 - Tucson, AZ - 1 p.m. Arizona Tournament - Tucson, AZ Series Record: USC leads, 7-1-0 Location: Los Angeles, California Series Record: WSU leads, 5-1-1 Oct. 4 - vs. Arizona - 7:30 p.m. Last Meeting: at USC 2, UA 0 (10/14/01) Enrollment: 36,890 Last Meeting: at WSU 3, UA 1 (10/28/01) Oct. 6 - vs. St. Louis/Idaho St. - TBA Location: Los Angeles, California Nickname: Bruins Location: Pullman, Washington Series Record: First meeting Enrollment: 28,600 Colors: Blue & Gold Enrollment: 22,000 Location: Youngstown, Ohio Nickname: Women of Troy Conference: Pacific-10 Nickname: Cougars Enrollment: 12,000 Colors: Cardinal & Gold Athletics Director: Dan G. Guerrero Colors: Crimson & Gray Nickname: Penguins Conference: Pacific-10 Home Facility: Drake Stadium (11,000) Conference: Pacific-10 Colors: Red & White Athletics Director: Mike Garrett Head Coach: Jillian Ellis Athletics Director: Jim Sterk Conference: Horizon League Home Facility: McAlister Field (1,000) Alma Mater: William & Mary, 1988 Home Facility: Cougar Soccer Field (2,000) Athletics Director: Ron Strollo Head Coach: Jim Millinder School Record/Years: 54-12-2/three yrs. Head Coach: Dan Tobias Home Facility: Stambaugh Stadium (20,630) Alma Mater: CS-Dominguez Hills, 1993 Career Record/Years: 73-30-2/five years Alma Mater: Cal-Poly, 1987 Head Coach: Elizabeth Bartley School Record/Years: 83-34-6/six yrs. Assistant Coaches: Katherine Mertz, School Record/Years: 33-38-4/four yrs. Alma Mater: Beloit, 1993 Career Record/Years: 91-61-10/eight yrs. Michelle French Career Record/Years: 33-38-4/four yrs. School Record/Years: 7-50-1/three yrs. Assistant Coaches: Neil Sedgwick, Andrea 2001 Overall Record: 20-3-0 Assistant Coaches: Curtis McAlister, Lisa Career Record/Years: 38-62-2/six yrs. Warner 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 8-1-0/first Oyen Assistant Coaches: TBA 2001 Overall Record: 10-7-2 2001 Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight 2001 Overall Record: 7-9-1 2001 Overall Record: 1-20-0 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 5-3-1/fourth Final NSCAA Ranking: No. 5 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-6-1/tied seventh 2001 Conf. Record/Finish: 0-6-0/sixth 2001 Postseason: NCAA first round Starters Returning/Lost: 4/7 2001 Postseason: None 2001 Postseason: None Final NSCAA Ranking: West Region No. 10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/10 Final NSCAA Ranking: None Final NSCAA Ranking: None Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Program All-Time Record: 136-40-10/nine yrs. Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Starters Returning/Lost: 11/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/9 Web Site: www.uclabruins.com Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/2 Program All-Time Record: 104-64-12/nine yrs. Soccer Contact: Danny Harrington Program All-Time Record: 116-107-15/14 yrs. Program All-Time Record: 21-89-1/six yrs. Web Site: www.usctrojans.com Office Phone: (310) 206-8075 Web Site: www.wsucougars.com Web Site: www.ysu.edu/sports Soccer Contact: Jason Pommier Office Fax: (310) 825-8664 Soccer Contact: Jason Hickman Soccer Contact: Terri Ramunno Office Phone: (213) 740-8480 Home Phone: (323) 461-3376 Office Phone: (509) 335-4294 Office Phone: (330) 742-1480 Office Fax: (213) 740-7584 E-mail: [email protected] Office Fax: (509) 335-0267 Office Fax: (330) 742-3191 Home Phone: (310) 406-0696 Home Phone: (509) 432-8474 Home Phone: (330) 536-6836 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer 21 2001 Season Review

It was a team and a season domi- in their final five matches, the Cats were Rookie midfielder Cassie Daniels nated by Wildcat youngsters. Thirteen again edged out of the victory column was third in scoring with four goals and freshmen and sophomores played for the season. During that stretch, four assists (12 points), and sophomore prominent roles for the 2001 Arizona both 23rd-ranked California and rival Liz Bartlett had five goals and one women’s soccer team, helping the Arizona State needed overtime to defeat assist (11 points), doubling her career Wildcats to 5-12-1 overall and 2-7-0 the Wildcats scoring totals. Pac-10 records. The Cats surpassed Three freshmen led the way for Senior forward Kristi Loroña fol- the 2000 season win total, and they had Arizona in scoring for the season. lowed with five goals (10 points), and more Pac-10 wins than any UA team Forward Candice Wilks racked up the fellow senior Katie Winship was sixth in since 1997. highest individual goal total in two years scoring with one goal and one assist Arizona set or tied 23 school when she tallied eight goals and three (three points). records during the season, including assists (19 points). Midfielder Vanesha In the nets, senior goalkeeper most goals in a season (30), most Bailey was just one assist shy of the Shannon Monti played 1653 minutes, assists in a season (20), most total school record with her team-leading five the second-highest single season points (80) and most corner kicks (87). dishes. She collected six goals and five minutes total for any keeper in school The Cats finished regular season play assists for 17 points, finishing second history. She tallied 108 saves, a 2.07 as the Pac-10 leader in saves (117). on the scoring chart. goals against average and one shutout, After a close 4-2 loss at then-No. 5 finishing as the Pac-10 leader in both Nebraska to open the season on Aug. saves and saves per game. 31, the Wildcats returned home to log During the course of the season, wins over New Mexico (3-0) on Sept. 7 Kristi Loroña became only the second and Southern Utah (9-1) on Sept. 9. Wildcat ever to be named Pac-10 The Cats set six school records during Player of the Week. She earned the that astounding victory over Southern honor on Sept. 11 after scoring a Utah. school-record five goals during the Cats’ Two road games at West Virginia pounding of Southern Utah on Sept. 9. and Pittsburgh the following weekend On Oct. 22, Candice Wilks became were cancelled in the aftermath of the the first UA freshman ever to be named events on Sept. 11. So the Cats were Pac-10 Player of the Week, also able to remain at home for two more marking the first time in the program’s games, which resulted in a 2-2 overtime history that two Cats have received the tie with Pepperdine (Sept. 21) and a 4-1 honor in the same season. Wilks win over UNLV (Sept. 23). earned the award after scoring both The Cats registered a 3-1-1 mark gamewinning goals in the first-ever over the first five matches of the year, sweep of the Oregon schools. the best start in the history of the Wilks was the only player to earn program. all-conference honors at the end of the A brutal six-game road swing season, as she was named honorable followed, with several close losses. In mention All-Pac-10. Monti was a second only two of those six matches did the team Academic All-Pac-10 choice. Cats surrender more than two goals, Cassie Daniels was one of three freshmen who and one of the losses led the UA in scoring during 2001. was an overtime contest. 2001 Final Pac-10 Conference Standings Arizona came back Conference Overall to the friendly confines TP WLT PCT W L T PCT HOME AWAY NEUTRAL STREAK of Murphey Stadium 1. UCLA * # 24 8 1 0 .889 20 3 0 .870 10-1-0 6-2-0 4-0-0 Lost 1 and promptly logged the 2. Stanford # 19 6 2 1 .722 15 4 2 .762 7-3-2 6-1-0 2-0-0 Lost 1 program’s first-ever Washington # 19 6 2 1 .722 13 5 2 .700 5-2-2 6-3-0 2-0-0 Lost 1 4. USC # 16 5 3 1 .611 10 7 2 .579 5-2-0 4-4-2 1-1-0 Lost 2 sweep of the Oregon 5. California # 13 4 4 1 .500 12 7 2 .619 5-4-0 7-2-2 0-1-0 Lost 1 schools. The Cats Arizona State 13 4 4 1 .500 10 8 1 .553 4-3-1 4-5-0 2-0-0 Won 1 edged Oregon, 2-1, on 7. Oregon State 7 2 6 1 .278 10 8 2 .550 6-4-0 3-4-2 1-0-0 Lost 1 Oct. 19, then slipped Oregon 7 2 6 1 .278 8 8 2 .500 5-5-0 3-3-2 0-0-0 Won 1 past Oregon State, 2-1, Washington St. 7 2 6 1 .278 7 9 1 .441 3-2-1 4-6-0 0-1-0 Lost 1 in overtime on Oct. 21. 10. ARIZONA 6 2 7 0 .222 5 12 1 .306 5-3-1 0-9-0 0-0-0 Lost 1 Playing three * = 2001 Pac-10 Conference champion; # = 2001 NCAA Tournament participant nationally ranked teams TP = Total Points: three for a win, one for a tie, zero for a loss 22 2002 Arizona Women’s Soccer