2005 CAL WOMEN’S

2004-05 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S TENNIS SCHEDULE Date Day Opponent Location Time October 1 - 3 Fri-Sun Cal Invitational Berkeley All Day 5 - 6 Tue-Wed at All-American Qualifying Los Angeles, CA All Day 7 - 10 Thu-Mon at All-American Main Draw Los Angeles, CA All Day 15 - 17 Fri-Sun at Saint Mary’s Invitational Moraga, CA All Day 22 - 25 Fri-Mon at ITA Regional Rolex Qualifier Stanford, CA All Day

November 4 - 7 Thu-Sun at ITA National Indoors Ann Arbor, MI All Day 5 - 7 Fri-Sun at ASU Invitational Tempe, AZ All Day

January 14 - 16 Fri-Sun at UNLV Tournament Las Vegas, NY All Day 14 - 16 Fri-Sun at Pac-10 Indoors Seattle, WA All Day 22 Sat Cal Poly Berkeley 12:00 noon 28 Fri at San Diego San Diego, CA 1:30 p.m. 29 Sat at San Diego State San Diego, CA 12:00 noon

February 6 Sun at Hawaii Honolulu, HI 9:00 a.m. 16 Wed Saint Mary’s Berkeley 3:00 p.m. 18 Fri Washington Berkeley 1:30 p.m. 19 Sat Washington State Berkeley 12:00 noon 25 Fri USC Berkeley 1:30 p.m. 2 6 Sat UCLA Berkeley 12:00 noon

March 4 Fri at Arizona State Tempe, AZ 1:30 p.m. 5 Sat at Arizona Tucson, AZ 12:00 noon 16 Wed Purdue Berkeley 1:30 p.m. 18 Fri Princeton Berkeley 1:30 p.m. 21 Mon Pepperdine Berkeley 12:00 noon 22 Tue Northwestern Berkeley 12:00 noon 25 Fri Oregon Berkeley 12:00 noon 30 Sat at Stanford Stanford, CA 1:30 p.m.

April 1 Fri Arizona Berkeley 1:30 p.m. 2 Sat Arizona State Berkeley 12:00 noon 8 Fri at UCLA Los Angeles, CA 1:30 p.m. 9 Sat at USC Los Angeles, CA 12:00 noon 16 Sat Stanford Berkeley 12:00 noon 21-24 Thu-Sun at Pac-10 Championships Ojai, CA All Day

May 14-15 Fri-Sat at NCAA Regionals TBA TBA 19-24 Thu-Sun at NCAA Championships Athens, GA TBA

Home matches (bold) at Hellman Tennis Stadium All times subject to change

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 13 WOMEN’S 2005 SEASON OUTLOOK her notch 13 singles victories in 2002-03. The senior, who compiled a 4-3 fall tournament doubles record, which included a win with YOUNG partner Wiesener over the nation’s No. 50 team at Arizona State’s Thunderbird Invitational, will be looking in the spring to contribute mainly on the singles court. TALENT Wiesener tallied a 4-4 fall singles record, which included advancing to the quarterfinals of the Nike Cal Invitational, before bowing out to teammate and eventual champion Babos. The Bears will be depend- ing on Wiesener to be a steady force through the spring, where she MIXING WITH racked up a 14-7 dual match record in 2004. Along with Babos, the Cal squad will include six other freshmen: Hillary Englert, Stephanie Kusano, Tiffany Lee, Stephanie VETERANS IN Manasse, Marion Ravelojaona and Cristina Visico. Visico, who enters Cal as one of the top-ranked juniors in the nation, completed a successful fall singles season, finishing with a 6-3 tournament record 2005 reaching the Round of 32 at the ITA Northwest Regionals and upset- ting No. 95 Elizabeth Exon at the Thunderbird Invitiational. Entering the 2005 spring season, an invigorated California women’s Kusano, another of the nation’s top-ranked junior players, will be tennis team looks to mantain its customary position among the nation’s counted on, along with 2003 Under-16 French national champion elite. The Golden Bears have been infused with an outstanding class Ravelojaona, to provide high-quality depth. of recruits. Only returning three veterans, senior Brooke Borisoff, Atherton, Calif., native Englert, ranked No. 13 in the nation in junior Jessica Shu and sophomore Monica Wiesener, the youth- doubles in high school, rang up three consecutive victories in the ful, energetic and talented squad are ready to make an immediate consolation bracket of Saint Mary’s Invitational en route to a 3-5 fall impact. singles record. “This is a highly motivated, talented and enthusiastic group of Two-time high school All-American Lee had a busy fall competing freshman,” said Cal head coach Jan Brogan. “Two words I use for for the Bears, tallying five victories in 12 total singles matches. them is heart and spirit. When you have that kind of energy and heart Cal will certainly have its hands full competing in the Pac-10 Con- - those intangibles - they are the reasons why a team or player suc- ference. This year’s preseason rankings have five Pac-10 teams in ceeds.” their Top 15 (Stanford No. 1, UCLA No. 4, USC No. 7, Washington The Bears are coming off a 2004 season which saw them finish 19- No. 9 and Cal No. 14). 9 overall, 4-4 in the Pac-10 (fifth place) and ranked No. 14 in the “I think our conference has strengthened more than ever this year,” nation. For the 23rd consecutive year (every year since its inception), said Brogan. “We’re going to shoot for the top, but I think this will be Cal was invited to the NCAA Tournament, where the Bears advanced one of the most competitive years ever.” to the second round of regionals. While a demanding schedule and youth- While the Bears will miss last year’s six graduated seniors, the team ful roster will present Cal with several is in the capable hands of several experienced returnees and excited obstacles to overcome throughout the about the prospect of such a talented freshman class. 2005 season, a tried and tested will to Cal will be captained by one of each: returning junior Jessica Shu win and long tradition of success and incoming freshman Suzi Babos. should usher in another victorious It didn’t take long at all for Babos to make a name for herself in the year. college game. The Hungarian-born freshman entered Cal as one of the “What we look for is consis- top-ranked juniors in the world and proved that she would need no tent improvement as the sea- time to become equally as dominant in the collegiate ranks, reeling off son goes along,” said Brogan. 15-straight wins. In the midst of such an impressive streak, Babos “The important thing is to fo- claimed the Cal Nike Invitational and ITA Northwest Regional Cham- cus on development and the pionship singles titles, as well as running up wins against opponents details, and the bigger out- ranked as high No. 4, No. 5 and No. 12. Babos will enter the spring come - the team results - season ranked No. 3 nationally and No. 1 in the Northwest region. will take of them “Suzi came in and basically took college tennis by storm,” said themselves.” Brogan. “Her goal is to win the NCAA singles championship this year and to lead the team back into the Top 10.” Shu finished 2004 a very respectable 16-8 in singles, including a 7- 4 dual match record on court six. The San Francisco native picked up this fall where she left off last year, notching five victories in nine matches. “Jessica has blossomed this fall,” said Brogan. “She has really put her handprint on the program this year, in terms of her leadership.” Cal will also be complimented by a pair of returning players in senior Borisoff and sophomore Wiesener. Borisoff returns to the team after not playing in 2004, looking to regain the form that saw Suzi Babos

14 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S 2005 ROSTER

The 2005 California Women’s Tennis Team (left to right): BACK ROW – Brooke Borisoff, Stephanie Kusano, Stephanie Manasse, Cristina Visico. MIDDLE ROW – head coach Jan Brogan, Suzi Babos, Hilary Englert, Monica Wiesener, volunteer assistant coach Cordell Ho. FRONT ROW – Marion Ravelojaona, Tiffany Lee, Jessica Shu, associate head coach Amy Jensen.

2004-05 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S TENNIS ROSTER Name Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) Suzi Babos 5-7 Fr. HS Sopron, Hungary (Berzsekyi Liceum) Brooke Borisoff 5-11 Sr. 1V Newport Beach, CA (Agoura HS) Hilary Englert 5-8 Fr. HS Atherton, CA (Menlo Atherton HS) Stephanie Kusano 5-6 Fr. HS Houston, TX (Westlake HS) Tiffany Lee 5-7 Fr. HS Cupertino, CA (Menlo HS) Stephanie Manasse 5-6 Fr. HS Manhattan Beach, CA (Mira Costa HS) Marion Ravelojaona 5-4 Fr. HS Paris, France (La Fontaine HS) Jessica Shu 5-6 Jr. 2V San Francisco, CA (Lowell HS) Cristina Visico 5-4 Fr. HS Long Beach, CA (Woodrow Wilson HS) Monica Wiesener 5-6 So. 1V Calabasas, CA (Laurel Springs Academy)

Head Coach: Jan Brogan (San Jose State ’78, 27th year) Associate Head Coach: Amy Jensen (California ’00, 5th year), Volunteer Assistant Coach: Cordell Ho (8th year) Managers: Nicole Havelicek; Catherine Lynch; Jody Scheldt

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 15 WOMEN’S HEAD COACH JAN BROGAN CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S COACHING RECORDS 27th year at Cal E-mail: [email protected] Year Coach Record Win Pct. 1978-present JAN BROGAN 487-196 .713 In her 27 years at Cal, Brogan has 1977-78 Terrell Cope 12-11 .522 molded the Golden Bear program into 1973-77 Joan Parker 47-12 .797 one of the best in the country, guiding the Bears to 23 NCAA appearances, WINNINGEST NCAA WOMEN’S three AIAW showings, including a trip to the finals in 1982, and 18 Top 10 TENNIS COACHES finishes since 1982. Brogan has also pro- (ACTIVE-ENTERING 2004-05 SEASON) duced four national champion doubles Coach Yrs. W L Pct teams, 56 All-Americans, 16 first team All-Pac-10 selections and four conference player of the year honorees during her career. She cur- 1. Lin Loring, Indiana 31 646 220 .745 rently boasts a 487-196 (.713) dual match record, with her eyes set 2. Jeff Moore, Texas 26 568 201 .739 on the 500 win plateau. 3. JAN BROGAN, CALIFORNIA 26 487 196 .713 Known for developing players mentally, physically and techni- 4. Gualberto Escudero, Pepperdine 26 474 232 .671 cally, Brogan implements an applied sports psychology program with her athletes, stressing mental toughness and team culture. Her ALL-TIME WINNINGEST holistic educational coaching philosophy has guided the program to the highest graduation rate amongst sports teams at Cal, and one of CAL COACHES the highest team GPA’s on campus. Coach Years Record Although thorough in all aspects of player development, Brogan is 1. Diane Ninemire (Softball) (1988-present) 702-356 known to have expertise as a doubles specialist. She has coached four 2. Bob Milano (Baseball) (1978-1999) 688-644-4 NCAA doubles champions during her years with the Golden Bears, 3. Clint Evans (Baseball) (1930-1954) 547-256 including back-to-back championships (1998-99) with the doubles 4. JAN BROGAN (Tennis) (1978-present) 487-196 tandem of and current associate head coach Amy 5. George Wolfman (Baseball) (1955-1973) 484-335 Jensen and 2002-03 pair of Raquel Kops-Jones and Christina Fusano. Recently, the Cal program under Brogan has seen great strides being made in singles, specifically with the success of Raquel Kops- Jones. As a singles player in 2004, Kops-Jones spent much of the year ranked No. 1 in the nation, as well as being named Pac-10 Player of the Year and ITA Senior Player of the Year. Brogan herself has received an impressive list of accolades. Her continued dedication to excellence earned her the Wilson/ITA Na- tional Coach of the Year award in 1990, in addition to three ITA Northwest Region Coach of the Year honors in 1988, 1991 and 1993. She has also been named conference coach of the year eight times during her career, six consecutive years from 1982-1987 (’82-86 NorPac, ’87 Pac-10) and twice more in 1992 and ’94 (Pac-10). A successful teaching professional in Los Gatos before taking Cal’s head coaching job in 1978, Brogan has been a member of the ITA Board of Directors, ITA Operating Committee, NCAA Champion- ship Tennis Committee and is the co-chair of the ITA Sport Science Committee. A former USTA junior national coach, Brogan received her first U.S. National team assignment in 1985 and in 1995 as the U.S. women’s head coach at the World University Games. Brogan is a Bay Area native. A graduate of San Jose State Univer- sity in Physical Education, she completed her teaching credential in 1978. In 1998 she completed a master’s degree in sports psychology at John F. Kennedy University. She teaches an applied sports psy- chology and life skills class for student-athletes at Cal.

Head Coach Jan Brogan provides instruction to Christine Fusano and Raquel Kops-Jones, 2002-03 National Doubles Champions.

16 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S COACHING STAFF AMY JENSEN CORDELL HO 1st year Associate Head Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach 5th year coaching at Cal 8th Year at Cal

A former Cal singles and doubles All- Cordell Ho returns to California as a American who won an unprecedented volunteer assistant coach after a four- three consecutive NCAA doubles titles, year hiatus from the program. Ho previ- Amy Jensen enters her third year as an ously spent five seasons as the associ- assistant coach with the Golden Bears. ate head coach for the men’s program, as Previously, she spent two years in the well as two season in a volunteer role capacity of volunteer assistant coach with the Bears after stepping down to with the women’s tennis program. pursue his classical music career full time. The 25-year old Australian native was a three-year letter-winner Ho has held several head pro and tennis director appointments on for the Golden Bears (1996-2000), posting a career record of 105-52 the East Coast, as well as teaching positions at the University of in singles and 94-29 in doubles. She won her doubles titles in 1998, Pennsylvania and the University of Washington. He has also had a 1999 and 2000, as well as being named a 1997 NCAA Singles All- longtime association with head coach Peter Wright, whom Ho coached American. both as a junior and as a professional on the men’s tennis tour. Last year, Jensen was honored for her hard work with the Cal Born and raised in San Francisco, Ho began playing tennis com- program, being named the 2004 Intercollegiate Tennis Association petitively in Northern California junior tournaments and played col- Northwest Regional Assistant Coach of the Year. legiate tennis at the University of Oregon, before moving to Vienna, Before coming to Cal, Jensen was one of Australia’s top juniors, Austria, to continue his music studies. earning a No. 15 world doubles ranking in 1996. She competed in both An active composer of symphonic and chamber music, Ho has the 1996 Junior Wimbledon and Junior , as well as written film scores, theater pieces and opera. His music has been claiming two European doubles titles with former Cal teammate Anita performed in the United States, Europe and Asia and he has lectured Kurimay in 1996. on music at UC Davis, Columbia University and the University of Jensen graduated from Cal in May 2002 with a degree in Integra- Washington. tive Biology. She has also attained her strength and conditioning Cal graduate Ho (M.A. ’75, B.A. ’72), and his wife, Michele (B.A. certification, and works as a strength and conditioning specialist with Cal ’79), live in Berkeley with their two daughters, Ally and Xin Xin. the tennis program. She is currently attending John F. Kennedy Uni- versity working towards a Master’s degree in sports psychology. SUPPORT STAFF

NICOLE HAVLICEK KEIKO PRICE MARK LUCAS Team Manager Academic Advisor Facilities

CATHERINE LYNCH Team Manager

JODY SCHELDT Team Manager

CAROL ROGERS Trainer

PATRICK DIXON Strength & Amy Jensen offers coaching advice during a change over to Nicole Conditioning Coach Havlicek and Catherine Lynch.

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 17 WOMEN’S ATHLETE PROFILES BROOKE BORISOFF JESSICA SHU Senior Junior Experience: 1V Experience: 2V Height: 5-11 Height: 5-7 Weight: 145 Weight: 130 Newport Beach, CA San Francisco, CA Agoura High Lowell HS

Strong offensive baseliner…mentally The most experienced returning player tough, three-set player with great drive and who has blossomed as a player this fall… possesses a strong all-court motivation…Fall 2004: Defeated Iza Ferreira of Arizona in the Nike game, complimented by her powerful forehand and kick serve…co- Cal Invitational…advanced to the Round of 64 at the ITA Northwest captain…Fall 2004: Finished the fall with a 5-3 singles Regional Championships, beating Bachlan Pham of the University of record…notched two victories at the Nike Cal Invitational, defeating Nevada, 6-2; 6-0…compiled Zsofia Fodor of Washington a 4-3 doubles record …ad- State in three sets (3-6; 6-4; vanced to the quarterfinals 6-2) and teammate Tiffany of the Nike Cal Invitational Lee (6-3; 7-5)…convinc- and SMC Invitational with ingly defeated USF’s partners Hilary Englert and Michelle Duncan, 6-1; 6-0, Tiffany Lee…2003-04: Did to advance to the Round of not compete. 2002-03: Saw 64 at the ITA Northwest first dual action of career in Championships…went 3-2 2003, completing a 2-2 in doubles action…reached record on court No. 6…6-2; the Round of 32 at the ITA 6-2 victory over Texas’ Northwest Regional Cham- Leigh Tucker clinched the pionships with partner Tif- match for the Bears…6-0; 6- fany Lee…advanced to the 3 win over USC’s semifinals of the Bernadette Bayani clinched Thunderbird Invitational, upset victory over USC defeating Leanne Rutherford April 18…in the fall, com- and Debra Streifler of peted in five tournaments, compiling a 9-6 record… advanced to the Michigan (8-3) and Vana Tomas and Jessic Leitch of Arizona State (8- Round of 32 at Saint Mary’s Invitational by defeating Nicole Hunstock 6)…2003-04: Finished the 2004 season with a 16-9 overall singles of Saint Mary’s before being eliminated by Loyola Marymount’s record, going 7-4 in dual matches…advanced to the semifinals of the Edit Pakay…strong performance in Omni Hotels Regional Champi- Pac-10 Indoors by beating Washinton’s Stephanie Svanfeldt, 7-5; 6- onships, advancing to the Round of 16 with three-set victory over 4, and Kelly Duncan of Arizona, 6-0; 6-3…went 9-10 on the year in Oregon’s Davina Mendiburo in the Round of 32…took Flight 4 crown doubles, finishing with a 6-6 dual meet record…partnered with at Pac-10 Indoor Championships with 6-4; 6-4 victory over Bernadette Catherine Lynch, the duo advanced to the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Bayani of USC…2001-02: Red-shirted following shoulder surgery. Indoors…had an impressive four-match dual meet win streak, all Personal/Previous: Was team MVP for three years at Agoura won from the third position…continued to progress as a player going HS…ranked fourth in nation in girls 16 and under in 2000…ranked 4-3 in fall tournament play…competed in three tournaments, win- second in Southern California for girls 16 and under in 1999…ranked ning at least one match in each…set the tone for the season by taking 30th nationally for girls 18 and under in 2001…competed in Junior her first match (6-0; 6-0) over Yasmin Kashef of Sacramento Federation Cup in summer of 2001…was on school’s honor roll for State…Shu also picked up an encouraging victory against conference four years…has not declared major yet at Cal…parents are Cindy foe Chris Martinez of Washington State (6-1; 3-6; 6-4)…went 3-2 in and Brett Borisoff of Agoura Hills, CA…father participated in water double action in the fall winning matches at the Bulldog tournament polo and swimming at Occidental college…sister, Lauren, attends as well as the St. Mary’s Invitational…2002-03: Competed in five Cornell University…full name is Brooke Alison Borisoff…born Nov. matches in the spring winning three of them…defeated three confer- 2, 1983 in Los Angeles, CA. ence opponents (Stephanie Svanfeldt of Washington (3-6; 6-2; 6-3), BORISOFF’S CAREER RECORD Kate Jolson (6-4; 6-2) UCLA and Paulie Fabian of ASU (6-1; 6- Singles Doubles 2)…finished the entire 2002-03 schedule with an 11-6 overall Dual Overall Dual Overall record…competed in three fall tournaments, amassing an 8-4 singles 2001-02 Redshirt record…won her first ever collegiate singles match at Bulldog Classic 2002-03 4-3 13-9 0-0 0-1 in Fresno, defeating Loyola Marymount’s Penka Fileva, 6-4; 6-4, in 2003-04Did not compete second round of back draw…reached the finals of consolation bracket, Fall ’04 0-0 2-6 0-0 4-3 dropping Vlataka Jovanovic of Fresno State…as the fifth-seed, ad- Totals 4-3 15-15 0-0 4-4 vanced to Round of 16 at Saint Mary’s Invitational…also competed

18 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S ATHLETE PROFILES at Omni Hotels Regional Championships, reaching the fourth round Julie Coin of Clemson, 7-6(5); 4-6; 6-4, before dropping her first of the consolation singles bracket with victory over Casey Knutson collegiate match in the final…finished 3-3 as the No. 41 doubles team of Santa Clara, 6-2; 6-4…in doubles, teamed with Catherine Lynch at with partner Sasha Podkolzina…defeated No. 24 duo of Yanick Regionals, dropping 4-8 decision in Round of 16 to the duo of Carlotti Dullens and Suzana Maksovic from Denver, 8-3 (10/11)…finished as and Jantz of Fresno State. runner-ups in the Nike Cal Invitational, beating Arizona State’s Wendy Personal/Previous: Voted team MVP for two years at Lowell Pilecka and Jessica Leitch, 8-3, before falling in the final. HS…two-time individual All-City champion on team that won city Personal/Previous: Ranked No. 17 on the ITF Junior Rankings championship four years straight…in the summer of 2001, won the and No. 420 on the WTA Pro Rankings…Player of the Year for her National Open Girls’ 16’s title…on school’s honor roll for four straight club team in 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003…Club won team champion- years, graduating in the top 4 percent of her class…majoring in mate- ships in 2004…won the government honor of “Student and Athlete rial science and engineering with an interest in becoming a materials of the Hungarian Republic” in 1999…was born on February 2, 1985 engineer…hobbies include reading, snowboarding and hiking…parents in Sopron, Hungary. are Douglas and Yo Shu of San Francisco, CA…cousin, Sandy, gradu- BABOS’ CAREER RECORD ated from Cal in 1999…cousin, Rodney, graduated from Cal in Singles Doubles 2002…full name is Jessica Yo Shu…born Nov. 5, 1984 in San Fran- Dual Overall Dual Overall cisco, CA. Fall ’04 0-0 15-1 0-0 3-3 SHU’S CAREER RECORD Totals 0-0 15-1 0-0 3-3 Singles Doubles Dual Overall Dual Overall 2002-03 0-0 11-6 2-1 4-6 MONICA WIESENER 2003-04 7-4 16-9 6-6 9-10 Fall ’04 0-0 5-4 0-0 3-2 Sophomore Totals 7-4 32-19 8-7 16-18 Experience: 1V Height: 5-6 Weight: 120 SUZI BABOS Calabasas, CA Freshman Laurel Springs Academy Experience: HS Highly competitive offensive Height: 5-7 baseliner…well-balanced game highlighted by her backhand…Fall Weight: 143 2004: Ended with a 4-4 singles record, advancing to the quarterfinals Sopron, Hungary of the Nike Cal Invitational before falling to teammate and eventual Berzsekyi Liceum champion Suzi Babos…reached the Round of 32 at the ITA North- west Regional Champion- The most outstanding fall campaign from ships, including a three-set a Cal player ever…extremely solid, mentally tough baseliner who victory over Pacific’s Vana thrives under pressure…co-captain…Fall 2004: Won her first 15 Mrazoivc (2-6; 6-3; 6- consecutive collegiate matches, ending the fall with a 15-1 singles 2)…went 2-2 in doubles record…enters spring season ranked as the No. 3 singles player in the play…along with partner nation, No. 1 in the North- Brooke Borisoff, outlasted west region…first college Michigan’s Lindsey victory came in the Nike Cal Goldstein and Monica Sly, Invitational (10/1), where 9-8(4)…Spring 2004: Af- she defeated Camelia ter gaining spring admittance Todorova of Arizona, 6-0; 6- into Cal, compiled a very 1…captured her first singles successful 19-9 singles title winning the Nike Cal In- record, including going 14-7 vitational, defeating in dual matches…in her first Stephanie Balzert of Ari- appearances for Berkeley, zona, 6-0; 6-3…captured advanced to the finals of the the ITA Northwest Regional Pac-10 Indoors, defeating Championships single title, Washington’s Cherly Naruse (6-0; 6-1), Iza Ferreira of Arizona (6-3; in the process defeating a trio 6-2) and Oregon’s Ester Bak (6-1; 7-6)…crucial, come-from-behind of Stanford players, No. 71 three-set win against Lise Sissler of Pepperdine (3/20), 5-7; 6-0; 6- Anne Yelsey, 6-2; 6-3, No. 0…advanced to the quarterfinals of the Pac-10 Tournament, with 17 Erin Burdette and No. 6 wins over Nina Yaftali of UCLA (6-4; 6-4), Monika Kolbovic of Alice Barnes in the final, 6- Washington (6-3; 3-6; 6-0) and Arizona State’s Kady Pooler (4-6; 6- 2; 6-4…finished second in the ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor 3; 6-3)…partnered with Catherine Lynch (2/29) to defeat Stanford’s Championships, where she defeated four ranked opponents, includ- No. 38 duo of Emilia Ander and Anne Yelsey, 8-6. ing No. 1 Cristelle Grier of Northwestern, 3-6; 6-3; 6-3, and No. 4 Personal/Previous: Earned league player of the year honors in

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 19 WOMEN’S ATHLETE PROFILES 2002 and 2003…also named team MVP at her high school…enjoys oil painting and drawing…undeclared, but her future plans include STEPHANIE KUSANO getting into the Haas School of Business…has one younger sister, Erin …parents are Barbara and Eric Wiesener…born December 12, Freshman 1985 in Los Angeles, CA. Experience: HS WIESENER’S CAREER RECORD Height: 5-6 Singles Doubles Weight: 120 Dual Overall Dual Overall Houston, TX 2003-04 14-7 19-9 6-5 6-7 Westlake HS Fall ‘04 0-0 4-4 0-0 2-2 Totals 14-7 23-13 6-5 8-9 Dynamic offensive baseliner…very com- plete player with a strong forehand and big serve…strong doubles player…enters Cal as one of the top ranked juniors in the MARION RAVELOJAONA nation…should figure Freshman prominently in Cal’s spring Experience: HS singles’ line-up at the No. 4 position…Fall 2004: Spent Height: 5-4 much of the fall rehabbing Weight: 115 from knee surgery…showed Paris, France great promise for the upcom- La Fontaine HS ing season, sweeping her first collegiate match against All-court player who likes to finish at the TCU’s Alexandra Allin, 6-0; net…tremendous athlete who will play at the No. 1 doubles position 6-0…forced to withdraw with Babos, as well as compete in the top half of the singles’ line- from only other singles up…Fall 2004: Did not compete. match of the fall due to Personal/Previous: 2003 U16 French champion…2004 French injury…finished 0-2 in High School champion … parents are Laurence and Eric doubles tournament play Ravelojaona…two sisters, Eve and Lucy, living in France…interests with partner Tiffany Lee. includes soccer and mountain biking…born on February 6, 1987 in Personal/Previous: Par- Paris, France. ents are Margaret and Frank…has two older siblings, Judy and RAVELOJAONA’S CAREER RECORD Conan…aspires to play professional tennis after Cal…born on April Singles Doubles 11, 1987 in Houston, TX. Dual Overall Dual Overall KUSANO’S CAREER RECORD Fall ’04 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Singles Doubles Totals 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Dual Overall Dual Overall Fall ’04 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-2 Totals 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-2

20 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S ATHLETE PROFILES CRISTINA VISICO TIFFANY LEE Freshman Freshman Experience: HS Experience: HS Height: 5-4 Height: 5-7 Weight: 110 Weight: 135 Long Beach, CA Cupertino, CA Woodrow Wilson HS Menlo HS

One of the top-ranked juniors in the All-court player with loads of nation…tough and steady player, “small but mighty”, who is incred- potential…one of the better athletes on the team…very aggressive at ibly smart on the court…Fall 2004: Competed in three tournaments, the net…Fall 2004: Completed very productive fall singles season, winning six of nine matches…advanced to the quarterfinals of the playing in 12 matches for the Bears and recording five wins…first Nike Cal Invitational, defeat- victory came in the Nike Cal ing Ashley Lehman of Davis Invitational (10/2), defeating and Jessica Leitch of Ari- Christina Rivieccio of Sac- zona State…convincingly ramento State, 6-2; 6- defeated Lauren Shrubb of 2…captured two wins at the Idaho (6-1; 6-0) and Carol ITA Northwest Regional Erickson of Cal Poly (6-0; Championships, beating 6-1) at the ITA Northwest Nicole Shabaz of Cal Poly Regional Championships, in the Round of 64, 2-6; 6-4; before falling to No. 17 Erin 6-4, and Yuka Otaka of UC Burdette of Stanford in the Davis, 6-0; 6-0, in the back Round of 32…won two draw…advanced to the matches at Arizona State’s quarterfinals of the Thunderbird Invitational… Thunderbird Invitational… captured two doubles victo- finished 2-5 in doubles… ries with partner Jessica Shu defeated Pacific’s Anja at the Thunderbird Invita- Hermann and Katharina tional. Trumpf with partner Jessica Personal/Previous: MVP her freshman, sophomore and junior Shu, 8-4, in the Round of 64 at the ITA Northwest Regional Champi- years…All-Moore League…member of the Long Beach Press Tele- onships. gram Dream Team…participated on the Junior Federation Cup team Personal/Previous: All-American her junior and senior years (2003-04)…on the Principles’ Honor Roll all four years…parents are (2002-03)…Most Valuable Player for high school junior Marivic and Bom Visico…had two aunts and two uncles attend Cal… year…traveled to Taiwan and China this summer…aunt won gold two younger siblings, Catalina and Phillip…worked at the Billie Jean medal in swimming at ’96 Olympics…parents are Sharon Feng and King tennis center summer camp…plans to major in economics…born Rocky Lee…enjoys the arts, cooking…younger brother, Andy…born on August 26, 1986 in Torrance. on October 19, 1986. VISICO’S CAREER RECORD LEE’S CAREER RECORD Singles Doubles Singles Doubles Dual Overall Dual Overall Dual Overall Dual Overall Fall ’04 0-0 6-3 0-0 2-1 Fall ’04 0-0 5-7 0-0 2-5 Totals 0-0 6-3 0-0 2-1 Totals 0-0 5-7 0-0 2-5

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 21 WOMEN’S ATHLETE PROFILES HILARY ENGLERT STEPHANIE MANASSE Freshman Freshman Experience: HS Experience: HS Height: 5-8 Height: 5-6 Weight: 125 Weight: 140 Atherton, CA Manhattan Beach, CA Menlo Atherton HS Mira Costa HS

Very aggressive all-court player who loves Will add depth to Cal’s roster after gain- to play the net…doubles specialist…Fall 2004: Competed in eight ing spring admittance…Personal/Previous: Ocean league MVP in singles matches for the Bears in the fall, going 3-5…first collegiate 2000 and 2001…Bay league MVP 2002…first team all-league 2000- singles victory came against Dunya Stankovic of Saint Mary’s in the 03…school record in wins (231)…two-time league champion…AP back draw of the Saint Mary’s Invitational…won three matches at scholar with distinction…editor-in-chief of school newspaper…honor the Saint Mary’s Invitational, also defeating Joana Laranjiha of USF, roll…enjoys playing guitar, listening to music…career ambitions in- 3-6; 6-0; 1-0(10-5) and clude becoming a social worker… two siblings, Rachel (14) and Maegan Bachlan Pham of the Univer- (9)…born on January 19, 1986 in Inglewood, CA. sity of Reno, 6-3; 6-1…went 1-1 in doubles with partner Brooke Borisoff, earning first collegiate victory against UC Davis’ Ashley Lehman and Ally Muller, 8- 3 (10/1). Personal/Previous: Ranked No. 13 in the nation in doubles…high school Most Valuable Player three years, Most Inspirational Player two years…All- CIF…member of the Na- tional Honor Society, Out- reach Club, Leadership… parents Anne and Steve Englert both graduated from Cal (’74), as did Maria Englert, grandmother…has three siblings, older brother and sister Steve and Sophia, younger brother Bobbie…born on July 12, 1986 in San Francisco. ENGLERT’S CAREER RECORD Singles Doubles Dual Overall Dual Overall Fall ’04 0-0 3-5 0-0 1-1 Totals 0-0 3-5 0-0 1-1

22 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S 2004 IN REVIEW BEARS RETURN TO FAMILIAR TERRITORY AT 2004 NCAA TOURNAMENT The California women’s tennis team found itself in familiar territory last May, back in the NCAA Tour- nament. The Golden Bears, one of only three teams (Cal, UCLA, Stanford) to participate in all 23 NCAA Tournaments since its inception in 1982, blew past Illinois State, 4-0, in the first round before falling to No. 16 Fresno State, 4-3, in the NCAA second round regional championship. Cal ended the 2004 spring season ranked No. 14 in the country with a 17-9 overall record. The Bears placed fifth (4-4) in a demanding Pac-10 Conference, which saw five of its teams (No. 1 Stanford, No. 4 UCLA, No. 8 USC, No. 9 Washington and No. 14 Cal) finish the year ranked in the Top 15. Cal opened the spring season in a commanding manner, winning its first five matches. The Bears matched their impressive win streak again in March, winning five straight to open up the month. More impressive than the streaks, however, was Cal’s domi- nation in its wins. Of the 17 dual match victories the Bears tallied in the spring, 16 came by scores of 5-2 or better. Individually, the Bears recorded one of the more successful seasons in Golden Bear history. Senior Raquel Kops- Raquel Kops-Jones Jones, undoubtedly one of the Bears’ greatest all-time players, bid farewell to Cal with a truly memorable season. Kops-Jones, who make some noise during the 2004 season. Cal’s Nicole Havlicek, spent much of the year ranked as the nation’s No. 1 player, put Jody Scheldt and Catherine Lynch, along with Jacobs and Kops- together a team-high 30-8 overall record, including a 16-6 dual match Jones, compiled a staggering 116 singles victories over the duration of mark, good enough for the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. the season. Although upset in the quarterfinals of the tournament, Kops-Jones Second on the team with 29 wins, Havlicek, a second-team Pac-10 ended her career as one of the most highly decorated Cal players ever, All-Academic honoree finished the spring season with a 20-5 dual with a large collection of firsts in 2004. By winning the Intercollegiate match record, including a 12-2 mark on court four. Tennis Association All-American Tournament in the fall, Kops-Jones Lynch, who wrapped up 2004 with a 23-14 record, saw action on became the first African-American woman to claim a major ITA singles courts one through five, going 1-1, 3-1, 4-4, 5-2 and 4-0, respectively. title. Kops-Jones later became the first Cal woman to be named Pac- Although hampered for much of the spring season with an injured 10 Player of the Year after capturing the Cpmferemce singles champi- shoulder, Scheldt fought hard for a 15-10 overall record, playing the onship. The ITA also awarded Kops-Jones its National Senior of the majority of her dual matches on court five, where she went 4-3. Year award, another first for the women’s tennis program. Scheldt teamed up with Havlicek as Cal’s No. 2 doubles team, “Raquel really peaked her senior year, in terms of all of the ele- reaching a ranking of No. 59 and compiling a 24-6 overall record, ments of her game coming together,” said Cal head coach Jan Bro- which included a near-perfect 17-2 mark on court two. gan. “Winning the All-American championships for singles in the fall Sophomore Jessica Shu, 16-8 overall, 7-4 dual record, made an really set the tone for herself, and the team, for the rest of the season.” impressive run in the invitational draw of the Pac-10 individual cham- Kops-Jones was also a dominant force on the doubles scene, along pionships, advancing all the way to the final. with partner Jieun Jacobs. The two amassed a 14-4 dual match Not to be outdone by the returnees, Cal’s two newcomers, Sasha record on court one while going 19-6 overall and finishing No. 11 in Podkolzina and Monica Wiesener posted more than respectable the nation. Although they were upset in the first round of the NCAA records themselves. Tournament, the duo advanced to the final of the Pac-10 individual Although missing a majority of the season due to illness, Podkolzina championships. established herself as one of the premier freshman in the country, Jacobs, a native of Valencia, Calif., added 19 wins herself in singles, garnering All-Pac-10 honors on her way to an appearance in the finishing 2004 ranked No. 98 in the nation and sporting an impressive NCAA singles championship and 12-8 overall record. 8-2 tournament record en route to earning honorable mention All-Pac- Wiesener, a spring-admittee, quickly found a home for herself on 10 honors. court six, where she put together a 10-2 record, finishing the year Kops-Jones and Jacobs were far from being the only seniors to with a 14-7 dual match, 19-9 overall record.

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 23 WOMEN’S 2004 RESULTS 2004 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S TENNIS DUAL MATCH RESULTS ITA RANK: 14 OVERALL RECORD: 17-9 PAC-10 RECORD/RANK: 4-4/5TH Singles Dbls Cal Opp. Date Opponent Score/Time Rec. Pac-10 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Rank Rank Jan. 30 Sacramento State W, 5-2 1-0 0-0 W L L W W W W W W 3 55 Jan. 31 Saint Mary’s W, 7-0 2-0 0-0 W W W W W W W W W 3 NR Jan. 31 Santa Clara W, 7-0 3-0 0-0 W W W W W W W W W 3 NR Feb. 5 vs. BYU# W, 7-0 4-0 0-0 W W W W W W W W W 3 45 Feb. 6 vs. Texas A&M# W, 5-2 5-0 0-0 W L L W W W W W L 3 19 Feb. 7 vs. Georgia# L, 4-1 5-1 0-0 L — - W — L — L L 3 4 Feb. 14 UNLV W, 7-0 6-1 0-0 W W W W W W W W L 4 38 Feb. 20 San Diego State W, 5-1 7-1 0-0 W W L W W W — — — 4 29 Feb. 21 Fresno State L, 4-2 7-2 0-0 L L W W L L — — — 4 21 Feb. 28 Oregon W, 7-0 8-2 1-0 W W W W W W W W W 9 24 Feb. 29 Stanford L, 6-1 8-3 1-0 W L L L L L L L W 9 1 March 5 at Arizona W, 6-1 9-3 1-0 W L W W W W W L W 9 40 March 6 at Arizona State W, 5-2 10-3 1-0 W W W W L L W W L 9 25 March 19 at Loyola Marymount W, 6-1 11-3 1-0 W W W W L W W W W 10 NR March 20 at Pepperdine W, 4-3 12-3 1-0 L W L W W W L W L 10 31 March 25 at Washington State W, 6-1 13-3 2-0 W W L W W W L W W 12 49 March 27 at Washington L, 4-3 13-4 2-1 L L W W L L W W W 12 7 March 31 at Stanford L, 7-0 13-5 2-2 L L L L L L L L L 11 1 April 2 UCLA L, 4-3 13-6 2-2 L L W W L W L L L 11 9 April 3 USC W, 5-2 14-6 2-2 W W L W L W W W L 11 8 April 9 Arizona State W, 6-1 15-6 3-2 W W W W W L W W W 11 NR April 10 Arizona W, 5-2 16-6 4-2 L W W L W W W W L 11 NR April 16 at USC L, 5-2 16-7 4-3 W L L L W L L W L 10 7 April 17 at UCLA L, 4-3 16-8 4-4 L L L W L W W W L 10 6 May 15 Illinois State University^ W, 4-0 17-8 4-4 W — — W — W W W W 14 NR May 16 Fresno State^ L, 4-3 17-9 4-4 W W W L L W L W W 14 16 Home matches at Hellman are listed in BOLD #denotes National Team Indoors, Madison, WI ^denotes NCAA Regionals, College Station, TX INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Singles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 Dual Total Tourn. All Matches Pac-10 Dual Raquel Kops-Jones 14-6 1-0 1-0 16-6 14-2 30-8 8-3 Catherine Lynch 1-1 3-1 4-4 5-2 4-0 17-8 6-6 23-14 6-7 Jieun Jacobs 2-2 9-10 11-12 8-2 19-14 5-7 Jody Scheldt 1-2 1-0 4-3 0-2 6-7 9-3 15-10 2-4 Nicole Havlicek 6-2 12-2 2-1 20-5 9-5 29-10 9-3 Jessica Shu 7-4 7-4 9-5 16-8 4-2 Kristen Case 0-1 0-1 5-3 5-4 Rio Del Rosario 3-4 3-4 Sasha Podkolzina 2-4 3-0 1-0 6-4 6-2 12-8 3-3 Monica Wiesener 4-5 10-2 14-7 5-2 19-9 5-5 TOTALS 17-9 13-11 13-12 22-4 15-9 17-7 97-54 74-34 171-90 (.655) 42-34 (.553)

Doubles No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Dual Total Tourn. All Matches Pac-10 Dual Kops-Jones/Podkolzina 5-1 5-1 Kops-Jones/Jacobs 14-4 14-4 6-2 19-6 7-3 Case/Rosario 1-1 1-1 Scheldt/Havlicek 0-1 17-2 17-3 7-3 24-6 7-2 Lynch/Shu 4-7 4-7 2-1 6-8 1-3 Lynch/Havlicek 2-1 2-1 Case/Shu 2-1 2-1 Scheldt/Shu 0-1 0-1 Kops-Jones/Wiesener 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 Jacobs/Lynch 0-1 0-1 0-2 0-3 0-1 Wiesener/Case 0-2 0-2 Wiesener/Shu 2-1 2-1 1-1 3-2 Havlicek/Podkolzina 2-2 2-2 2-2 2-2 Lynch/Wiesener 4-4 4-4 4-4 5-3 Lynch/Podkolzina 1-1 1-0 1-0 Jacobs/Podkolzina 2-2 2-2 2-2 TOTALS 16-7 19-6 11-12 46-25 26-16 71-41 (.633) 22-15 (.595)

24 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S TENNIS TRADITIONS 2003 NCAA Doubles Champi- ons, Christina Fusano and Raquel Kops-Jones.

1998 and ’99, including a run to the quarterfinals in the 1998 singles bracket. The tradition continued last season, where Raquel Kops-Jones and Chris- tina Fusano won the NCAA doubles title, giving the Bears four NCAA doubles champion- ships six years. The Bears most successful modern women’s tennis player, however, may have been Lisa Albano, who was named Cal’s Tennis Athlete of the Decade for 1986-96. The only Cal woman ever to reach the NCAA singles final in 1991, Albano capped off an outstanding collegiate career as a finalist for the prestigious national Honda Award with her fourth consecutive singles All- American selection. Albano was inducted into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame in October 2000. CAL TRADITION SPANS A CENTURY OF COMPETITION Tennis Player of the Decade Lisa Albano is the only Cal woman to lthough not formally established as a Division I intercollegiate ever reach the NCAA singles program until the late 1970s, the University of California final. Below, Albano poses with Awomen’s tennis program traces its roots back to the early days NBA star Kevin Johnson at their of tennis competition in the United States. The Golden Bear tradi- induction into the 2000 Cal tion of excellence spans nearly the entire 20th century, as tennis Athletic Hall of Fame. greats from eight-time Wimbledon champion Moody Roark (1923-25) to 1998, ’99 and ’00 NCAA doubles champion Amy Jensen have graced the California courts. With 22 NCAA Tournament appearances since the inception of the women’s championships in 1982, Cal has built a solid national tennis reputation, reaching at least the quarterfinal round in 16 team championships and earning NCAA semifinal berths in 1985, ’94, ’99, ’00 and ’03. Cal women’s tennis has garnered 53 All-American selections in 28 varsity seasons, the bulk of which have come under current head coach Jan Brogan, the winningest female coach in NCAA tennis his- tory. In addition to earning National Coach of the Year honors in 1990, Brogan has guided the Bears to six undefeated conference sea- sons (1981-86), 19 national Top 10 finishes and a national team final appearance at the 1982 AIAW Championships. California’s players have also earned individual recognition as some of the best the nation has to offer after qualifying for the last 18 consecutive NCAA singles and doubles tournaments. In 1998, ’99 and ’00 Amy Jensen became the only player in NCAA history to capture three consecutive NCAA doubles titles, giving Cal its first national championships. Jensen’s teammate in 1998 and ’99, Amanda Augustus, who had twice previously earned doubles All-America honors, also captured back-to-back singles All-America honors in

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 25 WOMEN’S TENNIS HISTORY CALIFORNIA WOMEN AT THE NCAAS Year Team Championship Singles Championship Doubles Championship 1982 1st Rd.: Miami 5, Cal 4 none none 1983 Quarterfinals: USC 7, Cal 2 Barrie Bulmore: 1st Rd.; Heather Ettus: 1st Rd. Bulmore/Grummel: Semifinals 1984 1st Rd.: San Diego St. 7, Cal 2 none none 1985 Semifinals: USC 9, Cal 0 Heather Ettus: 3rd Rd.; Jennifer Prah: 2nd Rd. Grummel/Savides: 1st Rd. 1986 Quarterfinals: Miami 5, Cal 3 Heather Ettus: Quarterfinals Fletcher/Finerman: 2nd Rd. Jennifer Prah: Quarterfinals; Karen Shin: 2nd Rd. 1987 Quarterfinals: SMU 5, Cal 4 Alissa Finerman: 1st Rd. Finerman/Silveria: 1st Rd., Oechsle/Torres: 1st Rd. Fletcher/Yao: 1st Rd. 1988 Quarterfinals: UCLA 5, Cal 2 Karen Shin: Quarterfinals Finerman/Silveria: 1st Rd. Jean-Marie Lozano: 2nd Rd. Fletcher/Lozano: 1st Rd. 1989 Quarterfinals: Georgia 5, Cal 4 Lisa Albano: Quarterfinals Albano/Finerman: Quarterfinals Jean-Marie Lozano: 1st Rd. Lozano/Fletcher: 2nd Rd. 1990 Quarterfinals: Texas 5, Cal 4 Jean-Marie Lozano: Quarterfinals Albano/Lozano: 1st Rd. Lisa Albano: 3rd Rd.; Emilie Viqueira: 2nd Rd. 1991 Quarterfinals: UCLA 5, Cal 2 Lisa Albano: Finalist Albano/Alley: 1st Rd. Emilie Viqueira: 3rd Rd.; Cara Abe: 2nd Rd. 1992 Quarterfinals: Stanford 5, Cal 2 : 2nd Rd.; Jennifer Poulos: 2nd Rd.; Albano/Alley: 1st Rd. Cara Abe: 1st Rd.; Lisa Albano: 1st Rd. 1993 Quarterfinals: Arizona 5, Cal 2 Pam Nelson: Quarterfinals; Veena Prabhakar: 2nd Rd. Alley/Nelson: 2nd Rd. Jennifer Poulos: 1st Rd.; Lisa Parks: 1st Rd. 1994 Semifinals: Georgia 5, Cal 3 Vera Vitels: Quarterfinals Alley/Nelson: Quarterfinals Pam Nelson: 3rd Rd.; Jennifer Poulos: 3rd Rd. Elliott/Vitels: 2nd Rd. 1995 Quarterfinals: Florida 5, Cal 0 Pam Nelson: Quarterfinals Alley/Nelson: Semifinals Jennifer Poulos: 3rd Rd.; Vera Vitels: 2nd Rd. Ando/Vitels: 1st Rd. 1996 Regional Finals: USC 5, Cal 2 Pam Enkoji: 2nd Rd.; Amanda Augustus: 1st Rd. Augustus/La’O: Quarterfinals 1997 Quarterfinals: Duke 5, Cal 0 Esther Knox: 3rd Rd.; Francsca La’O: 2nd Rd.; Augustus/Curran: 2nd Rd. Amanda Augustus: 1st Rd. 1998 Round of 16: William & Mary 5, Cal 2 Esther Knox: 1st Rd.; Amanda Augustus: Quarterfinals; Augustus/Jensen: NCAA Champions 1999 Semifinals: Stanford 5, Cal 1 Amanda Augustus: 1st Rd.; Amy Jensen: 1st Rd.; Francesca La’O: 2nd Rd. Augustus/Jensen: NCAA Champions 2000 Semifinals: Stanford 5, Cal 0 Amy Jensen: 1st Rd.; Anita Kurimay: 1st Rd. Curran/Jensen: NCAA Champions 2001 Round of 16: Arizona State 4, Cal 2 Anita Kurimay: 1st Rd.; Christina Fusano: 1st Rd.; Raquel Kops-Jones: 2nd Rd.; Kurimay/Kops-Jones: 2nd Rd. 2002 Round of 16: Georgia 4, Cal 1 Christina Fusano: 1st Rd.; Raquel Kops-Jones: 1st Rd.; Kops-Jones/Scheldt: 1st Rd. 2003 Semifinals: Stanford 4, Cal 1 Raquel Kops-Jones: Quarterfinals; Christina Fusano: 2nd Rd.; Jieun Jacobs 1st Rd.; Kops-Jones/Fusano NCAA Champions 2004 2nd Round: Fresno State 4, Cal 3 Raquel Kops-Jones: Quarterfinals; Sasha Podkolzina: 1st Rd. Kops-Jones/Jacobs: 1st Rd.

FORMER GOLDEN BEARS WHO HAVE COMPETED ON THE WTA TOUR PLAYER YEARS AT CAL Amanda Augustus ...... 2001-2004 Lisa Albano ...... 1989-92 Keirsten Alley ...... 1992-95 Amanda Augustus ...... 1996-99 Barrie Bulmore ...... 1980-83 ...... 2001-present Heather Ettus ...... 1983-86 Beth Fernbacher ...... 1978-81 Alissa Finerman ...... 1986-89 Cristina Fusano ...... 2003-present Amy Jensen ...... 1997-2001 Raquel Kops-Jones ...... 2004-present Jean-Marie Lozano ...... 1988-90 Pam Nelson ...... 1993-95 Jennifer Poulos ...... 1992-95 Jennifer Prah ...... 1985-88 Karen Shin ...... 1986-89 Emilie Viqueira ...... 1988-91

Head coach Jan Brogan with NCAA Doubles Champions, Amanda Augustus and Amy Jensen.

26 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS ALABAMA MARQUETTE SOUTH ALABAMA 1989 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 1-0 1999 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 1-0 2001 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 3-0 ARIZONA MIAMI (FL) SOUTH FLORIDA 2004 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 38-10 1997 ...... Cal ...... 6-3 ...... 4-3 1985 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 1-0 ARIZONA STATE MILLS COLLEGE SOUTHERN METHODIST 2004 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 27-12 1976 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 2-0 1989 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 4-2 ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI STANFORD 2000 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 2-0 1993 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 1-0 2004 ...... Stanford ...... 7-0 ...... 7-51 ARMY NEW MEXICO SYRACUSE 2003 ...... Cal ...... 4-0 ...... 2-0 2000 ...... Cal ...... 7-1 ...... 1-0 1995 ...... Cal ...... 7-1 ...... 1-0 BOSTON COLLEGE NEVADA TENNESSEE 1990 ...... Cal ...... 7-2 ...... 1-0 2002 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 2-0 1993 ...... Cal ...... 6-0 ...... 2-0 BRIGHAM YOUNG NORTH CAROLINA TEXAS 2002 ...... Cal ...... 4-0 ...... 7-3 2003 ...... Cal ...... 4-1 ...... 3-0 2003 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 11-11 CHICO STATE NORTHWESTERN TEXAS A & M 1977 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 3-0 2001 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 1-1 2003 ...... Cal ...... 4-0 ...... 4-0 CAL STATE FULLERTON NOTRE DAME TEXAS CHRISTIAN 1980 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 2-0 1996 ...... ND ...... 5-4 ...... 0-1 1980 ...... TCU ...... 6-3 ...... 0-1 CAL STATE HAYWARD OKLAHOMA TEXAS-PERMIAN BASIN 1976 ...... Cal ...... 6-0 ...... 2-0 1992 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 1982 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE OKLAHOMA STATE TRINITY 1982 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 1989 ...... OSU ...... 5-3 ...... 4-1 1989 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 2-6 CAL STATE STANISLAUS OREGON UC DAVIS 1977 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 12-0 1998 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 9-4 CLEMSON OREGON STATE UC IRVINE 1988 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 3-0 1974 ...... Cal ...... 5-0 ...... 1-0 1990 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 6-2 DUKE PACIFIC UCLA 2003 ...... Duke ...... 4-1 ...... 1-5 2000 ...... Cal ...... 5-0 ...... 28-0 2004 ...... UCLA ...... 4-3 ...... 23-28 FLORIDA PEPPERDINE UC SANTA BARBARA 1995 ...... Florida ...... 5-0 ...... 0-6 2004 ...... Cal ...... 4-3 ...... 23-6 1995 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 13-3 FLORIDA STATE PRINCETON UC SANTA CRUZ 1997 ...... Cal ...... 7-2 ...... 1-0 1992 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 1977 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 1-0 FRESNO STATE PURDUE UNLV 2004 ...... F.S...... 4-3 ...... 31-2 2003 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 4-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 3-1 GEORGIA REDLANDS USC 2002 ...... Georgia ...... 4-1 ...... 4-7 1978 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 2004 ...... USC ...... 5-2 ...... 22-25 HARVARD ROLLINS U.S. INTERNATIONAL 2003 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 7-0 1987 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 3-1 1990 ...... Cal ...... 6-3 ...... 4-0 HAWAII SACRAMENTO STATE UTAH 1986 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 3-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 5-2 ...... 5-0 1992 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 5-0 HUMBOLDT STATE ST. MARY’S (CA) VANDERBILT 1976 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 2-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 3-0 2000 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 2-1 ILLINOIS STATE SAN DIEGO WAKE FOREST 2004 ...... Cal ...... 4-0 ...... 1-0 2003 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 23-3 2000 ...... Cal ...... 5-4 ...... 4-1 INDIANA SAN DIEGO STATE WASHINGTON 1992 ...... Indiana ...... 5-3 ...... 3-2 2004 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 28-7 2004 ...... Wash...... 4-3 ...... 17-2 KANSAS SAN FRANCISCO WASHINGTON STATE 1994 ...... Cal ...... 5-3 ...... 1-0 1985 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 14-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 9-1 KENTUCKY SAN FRANCISCO STATE WICHITA STATE 1996 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 2-0 1977 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-0 1982 ...... Cal ...... 8-1 ...... 1-0 LONG BEACH STATE SAN JOSE STATE WILLIAM & MARY 1987 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 4-0 1986 ...... Cal ...... 5-1 ...... 18-0 2003 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 4-1 LOYOLA COLLEGE SANTA CLARA WISCONSIN 2001 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 1-0 2004 ...... Cal ...... 7-0 ...... 22-0 2000 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 3-0 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT SONOMA STATE YALE 2004 ...... Cal ...... 6-1 ...... 4-0 1976 ...... Cal ...... 6-0 ...... 2-0 1986 ...... Cal ...... 9-0 ...... 1-1 MARIN SOUTH CAROLINA 1978 ...... Cal ...... 5-4 ...... 3-0 1987 ...... Cal ...... 5-4 ...... 2-0

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 27 WOMEN’S AWARDS & HONORS ALL-AMERICAN 1997 Amanda Augustus (first Nicole Havlicek ITA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1982 Barrie Bulmore team), Francesca La’O (honorable mention) AWARD 1983 Barrie Bulmore, Heather (second team), Claire 2004 Jieun Jacobs (first team), 1987 Linda Oechsle Ettus, Julie Grummel Curran (honorable Nicole Havlicek (second 1989 Karen Shin 1985 Heather Ettus mention), Esther Knox team), Raquel Kops-Jones 2003 Jieun Jacobs 1986 Heather Ettus, Jennifer (honorable mention) (honorable mention), Jody Prah, Karen Shin 1998 Amanda Augustus (first Scheldt (honorable JUNIOR 1987 Sharon Fletcher, Karen team), Esther Knox mention), Jessica Shu FEDERATION CUP Shin, Caroline Yao (second yeam), Amy (honorable mention) 1983 Heather Ettus Jensen (honorable 1986 Jennifer Prah, Karen Shin 1988 Sharon Fletcher, Jean- ALL-DECADE TEAM, Marie Lozano, Karen Shin mention), Anita Kurimay 1987 Karen Shin 1989 Lisa Albano, Alissa (honorable mention) 1986-96 Keirsten Alley FEDERATION CUP TEAM Finerman, Sharon 1999 Amanda Augustus (first Jean Lozano 1992 Jean-Marie Lozano Fletcher, Jean-Marie team), Amy Jensen Pam Nelson (Philippines), Emilie Lozano, Karen Shin (second team), Anita Jennifer Poulos Viqueira (Puerto Rico) 1990 Lisa Albano, Jean-Marie Kurimay (second team), Karen Shin 1994 Francesca La’O Lozano, Emilie Viqueira Claire Curran (honorable (Philippines) 1991 Lisa Albano, mention) PLAYER OF THE 1996 Claire Curran (Ireland) Emilie Viqueira 2000 Amy Jensen (first team), DECADE 1995 Esther Knox (Australia) 1992 Lisa Albano, Anita Kurimay (second Lisa Albano Keirsten Alley team), Karoline Borgersen PAC-10 FRESHMAN OF 1993 Keirsten Alley, (honorable mention), PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE THE YEAR Pam Nelson (S&D) Claire Curran (honorable YEAR 2001 Raquel Kops-Jones mention) 2004 Raquel Kops-Jones 1994 Keirsten Alley, Pam CONFERENCE COACH Nelson (S&D), Jennifer 2001 Raquel Kops-Jones NORPAC CONFERENCE Poulos, Vera Vitels (second team), Anita OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1982 (NorPac) Jan Brogan 1995 Keirsten Alley, Pam Kuirmay (second team) 1984 Linda Oechsle 1983 (NorPac) Jan Brogan Nelson (S&D), Jennifer 2002 Raquel Kops-Jones 1985 Linda Oechsle 1984 (NorPac) Jan Brogan Poulos (second team), Christina 1986 Heather Ettus 1985 (NorPac) Jan Brogan 1996 Amanda Augustus, Fusano (honorable 1986 (NorPac) Jan Brogan Francesca La’O mention), Catherine NORPAC CONFERENCE 1987 (Pac-10) Jan Brogan 1997 Amanda Augustus, Claire Lynch (honorable mention) NEWCOMER OF THE 1992 (Pac-10) Jan Brogan Curran, Esther Knox 2003 Raquel Kops-Jones YEAR 1994 (Pac-10) Jan Brogan 1998 Amanda Augustus (S&D), (first team), Christina 1986 Karen Shin (tie) Amy Jensen Fusano (Second team) ITA REGIONAL COACH TENNIS MAGAZINE/ 1999 Amanda Augustus (S&D), 2004 Raquel Kops-Jones OF THE YEAR Amy Jensen (first team), Jieun Jacobs JR., 1988 Jan Brogan 2000 Amy Jensen (S&D), Anita (honorable mention), LEADERSHIP AND 1991 Jan Brogan Kurimay (S&D), Karoline Sasha Podkolzina SPORTSMANSHIP 1993 Jan Brogan Borgersen, Claire Curran (honorable mention) AWARD ITA/WILSON NATIONAL 2001 Raquel Kops-Jones, PAC-10 1986 Linda Oechsle Anita Kurimay 1991 Emilie Viqueira (regional) COACH OF THE YEAR 2003 Raquel Kops-Jones (S&D), ALL-ACADEMIC 1990 Jan Brogan 1994 Pam Nelson 1993 Veena Prabhakar Christina Fusano 1995 Pam Nelson, Vera Vitels, (regional/national) ITA NATIONAL 2004 Jieun Jacobs (D), Miko Ando (second team) 1994 Jennifer Poulos (regional) ASSISTANT COACH OF Raquel Kops-Jones (S&D) 1997 Francesca La’O 2001 Anita Kurimay THE YEAR ACADEMIC (second team) HONDA SPORTS 1999 Kathy Toon 1998 Francesca La’O ALL-AMERICAN AWARD U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL 1983 Nina Bland (second team) 1991 Lisa Albano (finalist) 1983 Linda Oechsle 1987 Linda Oechsle 1998 Francesca La’O 1985 Sharon Fletcher 1989 Karen Shin (second team) ITA REGIONAL 1991 Keirsten Alley 1998 Francesca La’O 2000 Anita Kurimay (first SENIOR PLAYER OF team), Karoline Borgersen THE YEAR WORLD UNIVERSITY ALL-PACIFIC-10 (honorable mention), 1988 Jennifer Prah GAMES CONFERENCE Jenny Lee (honorable 1989 Karen Shin 1993 Pam Nelson (U.S.) 1987 Karen Shin mention), Emika Mayes 1992 Lisa Albano 1995 Jan Brogan 1988 Karen Shin (honorable mention) 1995 Jennifer Poulos (U.S. women’s coach) 1989 Karen Shin 2002 Jieun Jacobs (second team) 2004 Raquel Kops-Jones 1991 Lisa Albano Raquel Kops-Jones MACCABIAH GAMES 1992 Lisa Albano (honorable mention), ITA ROOKIE 1985 Jill Barr 1993 Pam Nelson Catherine Lynch OF THE YEAR 1989 Alissa Finerman 1994 Pam Nelson, Vera Vitels 1992 Jennifer Poulos (regional) (honorable mention), CENTRAL AMERICAN 1995 Pam Nelson, Jennifer Christina Fusano 1993 Pam Nelson (national) Poulos (second team), GAMES (honorable mention), ITA REGIONAL ROOKIE Keirsten Alley (honorable 1989 Emilie Viqueira Nicole Havlicek OF THE YEAR (Puerto Rico) mention) (honorable mention) 1996 Amanda Augustus (second 2001 Raquel Kops-Jones 1990 Emilie Viqueira 2003 Jieun Jacobs (first team), (Puerto Rico) team), Pam Enkoji Christina Fusano ITA ALL-STAR TEAM (second team), Francesca (honorable mention), 2003 Raquel Kops-Jones La’O (honorable mention) Brooke Borisoff Christina Fusano (honorable mention),

28 2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE WOMEN’S ENDOWMENTS ew of California’s many outstanding women athletes have attained the international success of California Hall of FFame members Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman (’11 ), Anna McCune Harper (’24), Helen Wills Moody Roark (’25) and Helen Hull Jacobs (’30), who helped establish the continuing standard of excellence that extends through the Golden Bears of today. A two-time Olympic gold medalist, Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman was the first (and only) woman ever to win the U.S. National singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles in the same year (1909), repeating the achievement again in 1910 and 1911. In 1923, she left a lasting contribution in women’s tennis by creating the Cham- pionship between British and American women, competing herself in 1923-24, ’27, ’29 and ’31. In her honor, the Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman Tennis Scholarship is awarded each season to the top women’s tennis recruit. Harper, Roark and Jacobs all left their mark on the California campus during the 1920s, with each eventually moving on to interna- tional acclaim. A lifetime Bay Area resident, Harper began her com- petitive career on the Cal courts and quickly established herself na- tionally, eventually becoming the nation’s top-ranked singles player in 1930. A Top 10 singles player from 1928-32, Harper won the 1931 Wimbledon mixed doubles title. In her honor, a scholarship is awarded annually in Harper’s name to the Cal tennis player with the highest grade point average.

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Jacobs, too, achieved international success, winning a Wimbledon singles championship in addition to singles and doubles titles at the Italian Open. Jacobs spent a total of 13 years in the USTA’s First 10 and capped off her career as the top ranked U.S. woman from 1932- 35. Roark (better known in tennis circles as Helen Wills Moody) was one of the most successful women ever to play the game and was the top-ranked player in the United States seven times during her career. She won a total of 13 U.S. and six French National championships, collecting eight Wimbledon singles, three doubles and one mixed doubles championship and a gold medal in both singles and doubles at the 1924 Olympics. In December 1994, Roark established an endowment for a grant-in- aid in women’s tennis with a $100,000 gift to the program. Roark has also been a significant benefactor to research at the university, estab- lishing a major endowment for support of research in the biological sciences. The achievements of women like Wightman, Harper, Roark and Jacobs set the standard to which the California women’s tennis pro- gram aspires. The tradition that began with these early greats has spawned countless All-Americans and tennis professionals, culmi- nating in the top-flight players who grace Hellman Tennis Courts Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman today.

2005 CALIFORNIA TENNIS MEDIA GUIDE 29 WOMEN’S LETTERWINNERS ALL-TIME ROSTER (1974-2004) Abbott, Michele ...... 1984 Mann, Sara ...... 1990 Abe, Cara ...... 1991-94 Masciorini, Julie ...... 1982 Airola, Leslie ...... 1974-75, 77 Mayes, Emeka ...... 1997-00 Albano, Lisa ...... 1989-92 Maynard, Sarah ...... 1991-94 Alley, Keirsten ...... 1992-95 Maze, Joan ...... 1974-76 Alpert, Lindsay ...... 1997 McCalla, Kuulei ...... 1981 Ando, Miko Hemsi ...... 1994-96 McCutchan, Kathy ...... 1978-80 Arguelles, Carla ...... 2001-03 McIntosh, Ann ...... 1980 Augustus, Amanda ...... 1996-99 Miller, Nancy ...... 1977 Auerbach, Darby ...... 1974 Mitchell, Anne ...... 1983-84 Babos, Suzi ...... 2004-present Mitchell, Tamara ...... 1977 Ballard, Janis ...... 1974-75, 77-78 Mori, Allison ...... 1984-85 Bardellini, Sue ...... 1978 Claire Curran, left, and Amy Jensen Morris, Molly ...... 1976-77, 79 Bartlett, Shelly ...... 1987 played doubles at the 2000 U.S. Open. Munsourian, Corinne ...... 1977 Barr, Jill ...... 1985-86, 88 Nagle, Mindy ...... 1986-89 Barry, Sally ...... 1977-78 Gobershack, Jennifer...... 1975-76 Nakamura, Jodi ...... 1990-93 Baughman, Pam ...... 1978 Grummel, Julie ...... 1982-85 Nard, Lisa ...... 1977 Beck, Gretchen ...... 1974-75 Gurash, Yvonne...... 1990-91 Nathan, Linda ...... 1975-76 Bee, Lisa ...... 1980-81 Guyon, Susan ...... 1980 Neiman, Tammy ...... 1981-84 Benjamin, Michelle ...... 1978 Hafner, Diane ...... 1979 Nelson, Angela ...... 1994 Bland, Nina ...... 1981-83 Hanson, Erica ...... 1991-94 Nelson, Pam ...... 1993-95 Bolcom, Anne ...... 1974 Hardre, Annette ...... 1975 Oechsle, Linda ...... 1984-87 Borgersen, Karoline ...... 1998-00 Haughney, Jane ...... 1974-77 Parks, Lisa ...... 1990-93 Borisoff, Brooke ...... 2001-present Havlicek, Nicole ...... 2000-2004 Plowman, Barbara ...... 1974 Borroughs, Robin ...... 1974-75 Henderson, Karen ...... 1985 Podkolzina, Sasha ...... 2003-04 Bottomly, Viki ...... 1976 Herrera, Evelia ...... 1975-77, 79 Poulos, Jennifer ...... 1992-95 Bracken, Lori ...... 1975-77 Hoertling, Kathy ...... 1977 Poulos, Valerie ...... 1992-95 Breed, Chris ...... 1981-83 Ja, Nicole ...... 1996 Prabhakar, Veena ...... 1990-93 Bress, Susan ...... 1985 Jacobs, Jieun ...... 2000-2004 Prah, Jennifer ...... 1985-88 Brownson, Elizabeth ...... 1974, 76 Jensen, Amy ...... 1996-00 Ravelojaona, Marion ...... 2005-present Brush, Anne ...... 1974-75 Johnson, Mary ...... 1980 Reed, Toni ...... 1976-79 Buchsbaum, Karen ...... 1982 Johnson, Nanette ...... 1981-82 Richardson, Nancy ...... 1974-75 Bulmore, Barrie ...... 1980-83 Johnson, Sue ...... 1974-75 Rivett, Katherine ...... 1997-1998 Calica, Kelly ...... 1979 Jong, Trina...... 1989-91 Rolley, Ashlie ...... 1994-1997 Carney, Laurie ...... 1985 Karipineni, Farah ...... 2000-2001 Romero, Christina ...... 1983-84 Case, Kristen ...... 2000-04 Kearney, Lisa ...... 1981 Savides, Stacy ...... 1982-85 Chapin, Jennifer...... 1984 Kavanagh, Colette ...... 1985-86 Scheldt, Jody ...... 2002-2004 Chandler, Karen ...... 1980, 82 Kerwin, Anne ...... 1980, 82-83 Scherman, Caroline ...... 1987 Chung, Pamela ...... 2000-2001 Kincaid, Peggy ...... 1980 Schmutz, Gale ...... 1978-79 Compton, Ellie ...... 1984-85 Knox, Esther ...... 1997-1998 Shea, Betsy...... 1986-87 Corrales, Vicky ...... 1982-85 Kolbovic, Renata ...... 1996 Shin, Karen ...... 1986-89 Crncich, Corinne ...... 1981 Kops-Jones, Raquel ...... 2000-2004 Shu, Jessica ...... 2003-present Curran, Claire ...... 1997-00 Kruger, Stacey ...... 1974 Silveria, Tiffany...... 1987-91 Del Rosario, Rio...... 2001-2004 Kurimay, Anita ...... 1997-2001 Slade, Chris ...... 1974 Diamant, Allison ...... 1980 Kusano, Stephanie ...... 2004-present Slater, Parrice ...... 1975 Donehew, Kristina ...... 1996 La’O, Francesca ...... 1996-99 Sommerville, Hannah ...... 1982-84 Driver, Wendy ...... 1982-83 Lavilla, Stacy ...... 1987 Sorenson, Stephanie ...... 1975 Endlich, Diane ...... 1974-75 Lazar, Tara...... 1995-96 Swierniak, Lisa ...... 1997-2001 Elliott, Nicole ...... 1993-96 Lee, Jenny ...... 1997-00 Tibbits, Stephanie ...... 1996-1999 Englert, Hilary ...... 2004-present Lee, Linda ...... 1988, 90-91 Tishkoff, Jane ...... 1974 Enkoji, Pam ...... 1995-96 Lee, Tiffany ...... 2004-present Torres, Mary Margaret ...... 1984-87 Ettus, Heather ...... 1983-86 Levine, Lisa ...... 1978 Viqueira, Emilie ...... 1988-91 Fernbacher, Beth ...... 1978-81 Loftus, Andrea ...... 1982 Visico, Cristina ...... 2004-present Finerman, Alissa...... 1986-89 Louthian, Kay ...... 1988-89 Vitels, Vera ...... 1994-95 Fletcher, Sharon...... 1986-89 Lozano, Jean-Marie ...... 1988-90 Walliser, Ellen ...... 1990-91 Folck, Suzy ...... 1980 Lum, Joanne ...... 1983-84 Wasserman, Annika ...... 1989 Fusano, Christina ...... 1999-03 Lynch, Catherine ...... 2000-2004 Wiesener, Monica ...... 2003-present Garcia, Gina ...... 1992-93 Lynch, Mallory ...... 1978-79 Woodling, Connie ...... 1978 Geldberg, Sharon ...... 1979 Lyons, Claudia ...... 1979 Yang, Morisa ...... 1999-2001 Grant, Sekita ...... 2000-2001 MacLennan, Marisa ...... 1996 Yao, Caroline ...... 1984-87 Green, Francesca ...... 1983-84 Manasse, Stephanie ...... 2005-present Young, Lynn ...... 1981-82, 84 Greenhouse, Kim ...... 1978 Maneatis, Joan ...... 1979 Zamzow, Holly ...... 1974-76

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