USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC •USC USC • •USC US • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • University of Southern California 2007 Women’s USC Sports Information Department of Intercollegiate Athletics • HER 103 Los Angeles, CA 90089-0601 • Phone: (213) 740-8480 • FAX: (213) 740-7584 Water Polo Sports Information Director: Darcy Couch • Email: [email protected] Release # 6 — March 14, 2007 No. 3 USC Heats Up For Clash In Hawai’i Women of Troy face the team that snapped last season’s win streak on Saturday. 2007 Schedule Date Opponent Time/Result THIS WEEK: The No. 3 Women of Troy have shoved off for Hawai’i to close down Spring Break with a Sat- Feb. 1 at #11 LMU W 18-9 urday (March 17) face-off against the Rainbow Wahine. Hawai’i was responsible for snapping a 25-game Feb. 3 #7 ASU (Stanford Invite) W 12-4 winning streak held by the Trojans until the semifinals of the 2006 MPSF Tournament. This Saturday’s 4 p.m. Feb. 3 #3 Stanford (Stanford Invite) W 8-6 HT showdown against No. 8 Hawai’i is the first matchup between USC and the Rainbow Wahine this year. Feb. 4 #10 San Jose St. (Stanford Invite) W 10-6 • • • Feb. 4 #2 UCLA (Stanford Invite) L 11-10 RANKINGS: USC (11-3, 4-1 MPSF) is ranked No. 3 in the national poll this week. Hawai’i (9-7, 5-2) is Feb. 8 *at Cal State Northridge W 16-8 ranked No. 8. Feb. 17 *at #3 Stanford L 10-8 (OT) • • • Feb. 18 *at #6 San Jose State W 12-5 LAST WEEK: USC got the job done on both ends of the pool last week, posting its highest scoring output of Feb. 24 #15 Long Beach State (UCI Invite) W 14-5 the year while matching its stiffest defense in a 24-2 victory over visiting Pacific. The Women of Troy cruised Feb. 24 #10 UC Davis (UCI Invite) W 15-2 to their 34th straight win in their home pool, and a grand total of 13 different scorers had a hand in it. Senior Feb. 25 #2 Stanford (UCI Invite) L 10-8 Erika Figge led the season-high group of scorers with a career-best four goals on the day, while Trojan goal- Feb. 25 #4 California (UCI Invite) W 15-9 Mar. 3 *#5 UC IRVINE W 12-8 ies Whitney Morgan and Tumua Anae split time in goal to back up a staunch defensive effort by USC. Each Mar. 9 *PACIFIC W 24-2 goalie allowed just a single goal. On the scoring end, Jana Wenger tacked up her first hat trick of the year, Mar. 17 *at #8 Hawai’i 4 p.m. and juniors Alison Riddle and Julie Spataru scored their first goals of the season with a pair apiece. Mar. 24 *ARIZONA STATE 12 p.m. • • • Mar. 31 *LONG BEACH STATE 12 p.m. SCOUTING HAWAI’I: The Rainbow Wahine are 9-7 overall and 5-2 in MPSF play, having last topped Apr. 7 *at UCLA 1 p.m. Michigan 16-15 in nonconference play. Kelly Mason is second in the MPSF in scoring with 42 goals (2.63 Apr. 13 *CALIFORNIA 6 p.m. per game), and goalie Meike DeNooy leads the conference with 10.69 saves per game. USC is 23-3 all-time Apr. 14 *SAN DIEGO STATE 5 p.m. against Hawai’i. The teams faced four times last season, with USC winning three times, including a 9-7 win Apr. 15 HARTWICK 12:30 p.m. in the NCAA Semifinals. Apr. 20 *at UC Santa Barbara 5 p.m. • • • Apr. 26 &TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba STARS (& STRIPES) AT TROY: The Trojans boast the most current national teamers on any collegiate Apr. 27 &TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba roster this season. All told, four Women of Troy are doing double duty this season as USC stars also shining Apr. 28 &TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba Apr. 29 &TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba as members of the U.S. National Team. Seniors Patty Cardenas, Erika Figge and along May.11 $TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba with sophomore 2-meter powerhouse have been training and competing with Team USA for May.12 $TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba several summers now and are also vying for ultimate spots on the United State Olympics Team for the 2008 May.13 $TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba Games in Beijing. The four current Trojans regularly join USC grads and as members of the U.S. National Team, which also boasts 1996 USC grad and 2000 Olympian Bernice * MPSF game All times are local to game site Orwig as an assistant coach. USC sophomore Michelle Stein also has been spending time capped up in ^ Stanford Invitational (Stanford, Calif.) red, white and blue as a member of the U.S. Junior National Team. The Senior National Teamers clashed % UC Irvine Invitational (Irvine, Calif.) & MPSF Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.) March 3 in a scrimmage between USC and Team USA at McDonald’s Swim Stadium, marking a send-off $ NCAA Tournament (Los Alamitos, Calif.) for Cardenas, Craig and Hayes as they join the U.S. squad at the 2007 World Championships in Melbourne, Home games in BOLD CAPS (at McDonald’s Swim Stadium) Australia during March. Figge — USC’s second leading scorer — has been named an alternate and will remain with the Women of Troy throughout the season. She stands as the Trojans second leading scorer 2007 Women’s Collegiate Top 20 with 24 goals so far on the year, averaging 1.71 goals per game. (March 14) Rank School Previous Points ­— more — 1 Stanford 1 100 By The Numbers... 2 UCLA 2 95 ON THE MOVE... (thru 3/10) 3 USC 3 90 Games Mult-Goal Total 4 California 4 85 USC CAREER GOALS Player Scored In Games Goals 5 UC Irvine 5 78 Career Erika Figge 13 7 24 Name Years at USC goals Brittany Hayes 12 11 31 6 UC Davis 7 70 Kami Craig 11 5 18 7 San Diego State 8 69 1. Aniko Pelle...... 1999-02...... 254 8 Hawaii 5 68 Alexandra Kiss 11 7 21 9 San Jose State 9 64 2. Sofia Konoukh...... 2001-03...... 224 Veronika Bartunkova 11 2 14 3. Moriah Van Norman...... 2003-06...... 215 Patty Cardenas 10 3 15 10 Arizona State 10 55 Miranda Nichols 8 3 11 11 Loyola Marymount 11 51 4. Nina Wengst...... 1999-02...... 213 12 UC Santa Barbara 12 45 Forel Davies 6 2 8 13 Hartwick 12 35 5. Katrin Dierolf...... 2000-03...... 204 Kally Lucas 6 1 7 6. Brittany Hayes...... 2004-present...... 196 Michelle Stein 6 1 7 14 Santa Clara 17 33 Jana Wenger 5 1 7 15 Long Beach State 14 31 7. Christina McCall...... 1995-97...... 142 16 UC San Diego 15 28 Carolyn Conway 5 0 5 17 Michigan 16 23 8 Lauren Wenger...... 2003-2006...... 127 Jordan Anae 4 0 4 9. Jennifer Durley...... 1998-01...... 122 Marina Mayer 3 1 4 18 Princeton 18 15 Mary Cousineau 2 0 2 19 Cal State Northridge NR 7 10.Sandra Milicev...... 1999-02...... 116 Alison Riddle 1 1 2 20 Cal State Bakersfield 19 4 Climbing... Erika Figge 2004-present.....111 Julie Spataru 1 1 2 2007 WOMEN’S WATER POLO Page  USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC •USC USC • •USC US • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • STARTING STRONG: USC senior Brittany Hayes opened 2007 with a bang, claiming MPSF Mikasa Co-Player of the Week honors in the first week of action follow- ing her 10-goal performance at the Stanford Invitational and a hat trick to start the year in a win over LMU. She’s now third in the MPSF in scoring with 2.38 goals per game (31 total). • • • FIRST THING’S FIRST: Three Trojan newcomers wasted no time making an impact for USC in their freshman seasons at Troy. First-year backup goalie Tumua Anae saw time in the cage in USC’s opener at LMU and jumped in for two more halves of play at the Stanford Invitational, tallying nine saves and seven goals against in her first three games in the cage for the Trojans. On the offensive end, freshmen Alexandra Kiss and Kally Lucas also got to the back of the net for USC in the season opener. Kiss drilled out a hat trick to start off her USC career, and Lucas added one goal. Kiss is now third on the team in scoring with 21 goals, and Lucas has scored seven. Freshman Forel Davies also recently knocked in her first multiple-goal game of her career with a pair of goals in USC’s win in the third-place game vs. Cal on Feb. 24 at the UC Irvine Invitational, where redshirt freshman Mary Cousineau also tallied her first career goal at Troy vs. Long Beach State on Feb. 23. Those freshman have now scored a combined 38 goals. • • • SENIOR STRENGTH: The talent and leadership in this year’s senior class quite possibly outweighs all others to come through the USC waters. Erika Figge and Brit- tany Hayes have been starting since their freshman years, and Marina Mayer and Jana Wenger were regulars in that 2004 rotation that won the NCAA Champion- ship to start those four Trojans’ careers off on a winning note. Denise Madrid also factored into USC’s 2004 season as a freshman. Patty Cardenas may a relative newcomer to the Trojan roster, but her experience, talent and value to the program has lifted the transfer from Golden West to an immediate mainstay in the starting lineup since joining the Women of Troy in 2006. • • • CLASS WARS: Vying for that status level that the USC seniors hold are the USC juniors on the roster. It’s another talented set of players who are helping to anchor the Trojans’ powerful monopoly on returning experience. Miranda Nichols was named to the MPSF All-Freshman Team in 2005, and she returns as a junior regular in the starting lineup. Veronika Bartunkova also continues to factor into USC’s offensive onslaught along with transfer Carolyn Conway in her second season at Troy and USC’s driving force of depth, Alison Riddle and Julie Spataru. • • • TAKE ME HOME: The depths of McDonald’s Swim Stadium have been good to the Women of Troy. USC has won 34 straight games at its home pool, dating back to a 7-6 MPSF Semifinal loss to UCLA on April 27, 2002, when USC last hosted the MPSF Tournament. The Trojans went 7-0 at home in 2003, 7-0 in 2004, 8-0 in 2005 and 9-0 in 2006. • • • VAVIC ON DECK: Head coach Jovan Vavic serves a dual role as the head coach of both the USC men’s and women’s teams. He has been with the USC women’s program since its inception in 1995, and has led his men’s and women’s teams to national championships twice in the same school year (the men in 1998 and 2003 and the women in 1999 and 2004). In his 11th season at the helm of the men’s program, Vavic led the Trojans to the 2005 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship and was named 2005 National Coach of the Year. For the first time in school history, Vavic saw two of his players earn collegiate water polo’s highest honor, as Juraj Zatovic and Lauren Wenger made it a Trojan sweep of the Peter J. Cutino Award for the 2005 men’s and 2006 women’s seasons. Vavic brings a 277-98 (.739) all-time record on the women’s side into the 2007 season -- his 13th as the women’s head coach. Since 1999 when the program was fully funded, Vavic’s record is 207-31 (.870) with an even more impressive 159-20 (.888) record in his last six seasons. He was named the National and MPSF Coach of the Year in 1999 after winning USC’s first national championship and then again in 2004 after USC became the first team in NCAA Championship history to go undefeated (29-0) during the regular season. Vavic oversaw the team’s move from Division II in 1995 to Division I in 1996. • • • 2006 RECAP: Last season, USC raced undefeated through the regular season and finished second in the NCAA Tournament, falling in the last second to UCLA in a 9-8 decision that left the Trojans with a 27-3 overall record. USC held a 26-game win streak before tripping up in the MPSF Semifinal against Hawai’i. Senior 2-meter defender Lauren Wenger became the fourth USC woman to win the Peter J. Cutino Award. 2007 USC Women’s Water Polo Roster NO. NAME HT. POS. YR. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Whitney Morgan 6-0 Goalie RS SO Sacramento, Calif./Rio Americano HS 1 Tumua Anae 5-11 Goalie FR Newport Beach, Calif./Corona del Mar HS 1A Angela Giancaterino 5-8 Goalie FR Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou 2 Kami Craig 5-11 2-Meter SO Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara HS 3 Kally Lucas 5-8 Driver FR Newport Beach, Calif./Newport Harbor HS 4 Erika Figge 5-10 Utility SR Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif./Santa Margarita HS 5 Miranda Nichols 5-8 Driver JR Santa Barbara, Calif./Santa Barbara HS 6 Forel Davies 5-11 Utility FR Carlsbad, Calif./Carlsbad HS 7 Jana Wenger 5-10 Utility SR Long Beach, Calif./Wilson HS 8 Alexandra Kiss 5-9 Driver FR Budakalasz, Hungary/Kerek Gimnazium 9 Brittany Hayes 5-6 Utility SR Santa Ana, Calif./Foothill HS 10 Marina Mayer 5-10 2-Meter/Def. SR Irvine, Calif./University HS 11 Patty Cardenas 5-7 Driver SR Commerce, Calif./Bell Gardens HS/Golden West 12 Jordan Anae 5-9 Driver SO Newport Beach, Calif./Corona del Mar HS 13 Denise Madrid 5-2 Driver SR Commerce, Calif./Bell Gardens HS 14 Veronika Bartunkova 5-7 Driver JR Strakonice, Czech Republic/ 16 Michelle Stein 5-10 Driver SO Palm Desert, Calif./Palm Desert HS 17 Carolyn Conway 5-10 2-Meter JR Newport Beach, Calif./Newport Beach HS/Indiana 19 Julie Spataru 5-3 Driver JR Los Angeles, Calif./Harvard-Westlake HS 20 Alison Riddle 5-7 Driver JR San Bernardino, Calif./Riverside Poly HS 21 Mary Cousineau 5-5 Driver RS FR San Clemente, Calif./Santa Margarita HS 23 Lindsay Jacks 5-5 Driver SR Manhattan Beach, Calif./Rolling Hills Prep/Chapman Erin O’Donnell 5-10 2-Meter RS SO Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif./Peninsula HS Daniela Helfet 5-5 Driver JR Brentwood, Calif./St. George’s School RS Tekla Beckmann 5-9 Utility FR Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif./Peninsula HS RS Haley Carter 5-5 Driver FR Alta Loma, Calif./St. Lucy’s Priory RS Sharon Diaz 5-3 Driver FR Commerce, Calif./Montebello HS RS Brittany Forrest 5-8 Driver FR Laguna Beach, Calif./Laguna Beach HS RS Shannon Hybl 5-11 Utility FR Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach HS RS Shauna Letvin 5-7 Driver FR Manhattan Beach, Calif./Mira Costa HS RS Jennifer McCall 5-6 Utility JR Huntington Beach, Calif./Rosary HS/Pacific RS Rebecca McCall 5-3 Driver FR Huntington Beach, Calif./Rosary HS * utilized redshirt season Head Coach: Jovan Vavic Assistant coaches: Marko Pintaric, Bruno Adoric, Goran Grouric Page  2007 USC WOMEN’S WATER POLO USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC •USC USC • •USC US • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • 2007 M2007PSF WMPSFOME NWOMEN’S'S WATER WATER POLO SPOLOTATS STATS Through March 11, 2007

SCORING LEADERS GOALIES

# PLAYER, YR., SCHOOL GAMES GOALS GLPG # PLAYER, YR., SCHOOL G SV SPG GA GAA 1 Harris, Sarah, Fr., PAC 16 61 3.81 1 Tumua, Anae, Fr., USC 7 29 4.14 20 2.86 2 Mason, Kelly, So., UH 16 42 2.63 2 Morgan, Whitney, RS So., USC 13 66 5.08 75 5.77 3 Hayes, Brittany, Sr., USC 13 31 2.38 3 Gray, Jocelyn, Jr., PAC 16 125 7.81 188 11.75 4 Silver, Lauren, So., STAN 15 34 2.27 4 Wallace, Caylinn, Jr., ASU 12 118 9.83 132 11.00 5 Kraus, Jillian, Jr., UCLA 16 35 2.19 5 Adama, Kendra, Jr., SJSU 16 0.00 158 9.88 6 Doud, Addison, So., ASU 12 26 2.17 6 Hayes, Kim, Sr., LBSU 12 92 7.67 106 8.83 7 Hansen, Katie, Sr., STAN 15 31 2.07 7 Bagnall,Kristy, Sr., UH 2 9 4.50 17 8.50 8 Fletcher, Kellie, So., PAC 16 33 2.06 8 De Nooy, Meike, Sr., UH 13 139 10.69 106 8.15 9 Rulon, Kelly, Sr., UCLA 16 33 2.06 9 Hauck, Jill, Fr., PAC 9 31 3.44 73 8.11 10 Reynolds, Grace, Fr., CAL 14 27 1.93 10 Stuart, Heather, Jr., CAL 13 101 7.77 104 8.00 11 Werner, Stacy, Sr., SDSU 14 27 1.93 11 Gonzales, Jenny, Jr., UCSB 17 127 7.47 130 7.65 12 Rulon, Katie, So., UCLA 16 29 1.81 12 Machanis, Lauren, Jr., UCI 17 143 8.41 127 7.47 13 Moss, Juliet, So., SJSU 15 27 1.80 13 Ingram, Danielle, Fr., UH 4 21 5.25 28 7.00 14 Gonzales, Anna, So., SDSU 14 25 1.79 14 Redaelli, Rosey, Sr., UCSB 3 26 8.67 20 6.67 15 Canetti, Cecilia, Sr., LBSU 12 21 1.75 15 Feher, Emily, Sr., UCLA 9 70 7.78 58 6.44 16 Canetti, Marina, Sr., LBSU 12 21 1.75 16 McColl, Meridith, Sr., STAN 8 75 9.38 51 6.38 17 McConnell, Virginia, RS Jr., PAC 16 28 1.75 GOALIE SAVES 18 Prine, Jackie, Sr., UCI 15 26 1.73 19 Figge, Erika, Sr., USC 14 24 1.71 # PLAYER, YR., SCHOOL G GS SV SPG 20 Wensman, Christina, Sr., LBSU 12 20 1.67 1 De Nooy, Meike, Sr., UH 13 NR 139 10.69 21 Harberts, Beth, Sr., SJSU 15 25 1.67 2 Wallace, Caylinn, Jr., ASU 12 NR 118 9.83 22 van Raalte, Lisa, Sr., UH 16 26 1.63 3 McColl, Meridith, Sr., STAN 8 NR 75 9.38 23 Kiss, Alexandra, Fr., USC 14 21 1.50 4 Kilgore, Sarah, Sr., SDSU 14 NR 130 9.29 24 Windes, Elsie, Sr., CAL 11 16 1.45 5 Redaelli, Rosey, Sr., UCSB 3 NR 26 8.67 25 Higlett, Alexis, Sr., SJSU 16 23 1.44 6 Machanis, Lauren, Jr., UCI 17 NR 143 8.41 26 Steffens, Jessica, So., STAN 15 21 1.40 7 Gray, Jocelyn, Jr., PAC 16 NR 125 7.81 27 Craig, Kami, So., USC 13 18 1.38 8 Feher, Emily, Sr., UCLA 9 NR 70 7.78 28 Rossi, Gianna, So., UCI 17 23 1.35 9 Stuart, Heather, Jr., CAL 13 NR 101 7.77 29 Kaake, Robyn, Sr., UCI 17 22 1.29 10 Hayes, Kim, Sr., LBSU 12 NR 92 7.67 30 Hayes, Molly, Jr., CAL 14 18 1.29 11 Gonzales, Jenny, Jr., UCSB 17 NR 127 7.47 12 Heddleston, Kate, Fr., STAN 7 NR 40 5.71 13 Ingram, Danielle, Fr., UH 4 NR 21 5.25 14 Fullen, Brittany, So., UCLA 6 NR 31 5.17 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM POINTS

# TEAM G GL GPG # TEAM G GA GAA SV SPG 1 UCLA 16 226 14.13 1 UCLA 16 94 5.88 101 6.31 2 USC 14 182 13.00 2 STANFORD 15 89 5.93 112 7.47 3 STANFORD 15 179 11.93 3 SAN DIEGO STATE 14 92 6.57 139 9.93 4 UCSB 15 163 10.87 4 USC 14 95 6.79 95 6.79 5 CALIFORNIA 14 132 9.43 5 CALIFORNIA 14 110 7.86 107 7.64 6 SAN JOSE STATE 16 150 9.38 6 UC IRVINE 17 136 8.00 148 8.71 7 UC IRVINE 17 156 9.18 7 LONG BEACH STATE 12 106 8.83 NA NA 8 LONG BEACH STATE 12 110 9.17 8 HAWAI‘I 16 151 9.44 169 10.56 9 ARIZONA ST 12 109 9.08 9 SAN JOSE STATE 16 161 10.06 NA NA 10 HAWAI‘I 16 138 8.63 10 UCSB 15 152 10.13 145 9.67 11 SAN DIEGO STATE 14 117 8.36 11 ARIZONA ST 12 132 11.00 118 9.83 12 PACIFIC 16 150 9.38 12 PACIFIC 16 261 16.31 156 9.75 13 CS NORTHRIDGE NA NA NA 13 CS NORTHRIDGE NA NA NA NA NA

USC IN THE NATIONAL STATS (as of March 11 games)

TEAM OFFENSE INDIVIDUAL Goals Per Game Total Goals No. 4 — USC: 182 goals (13.0 per game) No. 30 — Brittany Hayes: 31 goals (2.4 per game) TEAM DEFENSE Goals Allowed Per Game t-No. 8 — USC: 95 goals allowed (6.8 per game)

2007 WOMEN’S WATER POLO Page  USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC •USC USC • •USC US • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • USC • 2007 USC RESULTS (11-3, 4-1 MPSF) DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE SCORERS SAVES Feb. 1 at #11 LMU W 18-9 Figge 4, Kiss 3, Hayes 3, Craig 2, Nichols 2, Morgan 3, Cardenas, Bartunkova, Conway, Lucas. T. Anae 2 Feb. 3 #7 ASU (Stanford Invite) W 12-4 Hayes 3, Nichols 2, Figge, Kiss, Cardenas, J. Anae, Morgan 3, Bartunkova, Lucas, Wenger. T. Anae 4 Feb. 3 #3 Stanford (Stanford Invite) W 8-6 Figge 2, Mayer 2, Nichols, Cardenas, Craig, Hayes. Morgan 9 Feb. 4 #10 San Jose St. (Stanford Invite) W 10-6 Hayes 4, Cardenas 2, Craig, Nichols, Kiss, Bartunkova. Morgan 4, T. Anae 2 Feb. 4 #2 UCLA (Stanford Invite) L 11-10 Craig 3, Figge 2, Hayes 2, Kiss, Mayer, Bartunkova. Morgan 7 Feb. 8 *at Cal State Northridge W 16-8 Kiss 4, Hayes 3, Figge 2, Bartunkova 2, Nichols, Morgan 4, Wenger, Davies, J. Anae, Conway. T. Anae 3 Feb. 17 *at #2 Stanford L 10-8 (OT) Cardenas 3, Craig 2, Bartunkova, Stein, Figge. Morgan 6 Feb. 18 *at #6 San Jose State W 12-5 Hayes 3, Kiss 2, Craig 2, Figge, Cardenas, Wenger, Morgan 6 Stein, Lucas. Feb. 24 #15 Long Beach State (UC Irvine Invite) W 14-5 Hayes 3, Kiss 2, Craig 2, Figge, Davies, Wenger, Morgan 4 Cardenas, Bartunkova, Conway, Cousineau. Feb. 24 #10 UC Davis (UC Irvine Invite) W 15-2 Bartunkova 3, Kiss 2, Hayes 2, Craig, Figge, Lucas, T. Anae 8 Davies, Mayer, Cardenas, Anae, Conway. Feb. 25 #2 Stanford (UC Irvine Invite) L 10-8 Figge 2, Hayes 2, Craig, Nichols, Davies, Stein. Morgan 4 Feb. 25 #4 California (UC Irvine Invite) W 15-9 Cardenas 3, Davies 2, Figge 2, Kiss 2, Hayes 2, Morgan 8 Bartunkova, Stein, Craig, Lucas. Mar. 3 *#5 UC IRVINE W 12-8 Hayes 3, Craig 2, Nichols 2, Figge, Kiss, Morgan 6, Cardenas, Bartunkova, Stein. T. Anae 6 Mar. 9 *PACIFIC W 24-2 Figge 4, Wenger 3, Lucas 2, Stein 2, Kiss 2, Morgan 1, Davies 2, Riddle 2, Spataru 2, Conway, J. Anae, T. Anae 3 Nichols, Cousineau, Bartunkova. Mar. 17 *at #8 Hawai’i 4 p.m. HT Mar. 24 *ARIZONA STATE 12 p.m. Mar. 31 *LONG BEACH STATE 12 p.m. Apr. 7 *at UCLA 1 p.m. Apr. 13 *CALIFORNIA 6 p.m. Apr. 14 *SAN DIEGO STATE 5 p.m. Apr. 15 HARTWICK 12:30 p.m. Apr. 20 *at UC Santa Barbara 5 p.m. Apr. 26 TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba Apr. 27 TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba Apr. 28 TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba Apr. 29 TBA (MPSF Tourn.) tba May.11 TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba May.12 TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba May.13 TBA (NCAA Tourn.) tba Apr. 27-30 MPSF Championship & Irvine, Calif. May 12-14 NCAA Championship ! Davis, Calif.

Home games in BOLD CAPS — Held at McDonald’s Swim Stadium * MPSF game ^ Stanford Invidational (2nd Place) — Hosted by Stanford & MPSF Tournament — Hosted by ASU % UC Irvine Invitational (3rd Place) — Hosted by UC Irvine ! NCAA Tournament — Los Alamitos, Calif.

Player Goals Brittany Hayes 31 Erika Figge 24 Alexandra Kiss 21 Kami Craig 18 Patty Cardenas 15 Veronika Bartunkova 14 Miranda Nichols 11 Forel Davies 8 Kally Lucas 7 Michelle Stein 7 Goals by Period 1 2 3 4 OT Total Jana Wenger 7 USC 45 52 47 37 1 182 Carolyn Conway 5 Opponents 19 22 25 26 3 95 Jordan Anae 4 Marina Mayer 4 Mary Cousineau 2 Julie Spataru 2 Goalie Games / Periods Saves SPG Goals Against GAPG Alison Riddle 2 Tumua Anae 7 / 15 29 4.1 20 2.9 Denise Madrid 0 Whitney Morgan 13 / 37 66 5.1 75 5.8 TOTAL 182

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