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05 Soccerw Guide 2005 GOLDEN BEAR SOCCER TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA CONTACTS Cal Campus ......................................................................................... IFC NEWSPAPERS TELEVISION Quick Facts/Media Contacts .................................................................. 1 Associated Press KGO-TV (ABC, Ch. 7) 2005 Outlook ......................................................................................... 2 Greg Beacham (SE) Eric Christiansen (SP) Cal Head Coach Kevin Boyd ................................................................. 3 303 Second Street, Suite 680 900 Front Street Assistant Coaches .................................................................................. 4 North San Francisco, CA 94111 2005 Roster/Athlete Profiles ........................................................... 5-11 San Francisco, CA 94107 (415) 954-7934 2004 Season In Review/Pac-10 Standings ........................................... 12 (415) 495-1708 Fax: 956-6402 2004 Results and Statistics .................................................................. 13 Fax: 495-4967 Opponents ............................................................................................ 14 KNTV—TV (NBC, Ch. 11) Cal vs. All Opponents .......................................................................... 15 Contra Costa Times Rick Lambert (SP) Year-By-Year Results .....................................................................15-17 Tom Barnidge (SE) 2450 N. First Street Postseason Results ............................................................................... 17 P.O. Box 5088 San Jose, CA 95131 Cal Records/Honors and Awards .....................................................18-20 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 (408) 286-111 Academic Support/Strength Program .................................................. 21 (925) 943-8244 Fax: 286-1530 Edwards Stadium/Goldman Field .......................................................... 22 Fax: 930-6150 Administrator Bios .............................................................................. 23 KPIX-TV (CBS, Ch. 5) This is Cal ............................................................................................ 24 Daily Californian (Student) Mike Harris (SP) Bears Up Close ................................................................................... IBC Sports Editor 855 Battery Street 2005 Cal Schedule ............................................................................... BC Eshleman Hall San Francisco, CA 94111 Berkeley, CA 94720 (415) 765-8776 CAL QUICK FACTS (510) 548-8300 Fax: 765-8973 Fax: 849-2803 Location ....................................................................... Berkeley, CA 94720 KRON-TV (Indep., Ch. 4) Founded ................................................................................................. 1868 Oakland Tribune Dave Guingona (SP) Enrollment ......................................................................................... 33,000 Jon Becker (SE) 1001 Van Ness Avenue Conference ................................................................................... Pacific-10 Dennis Miller (soccer reporter) San Francisco, CA 94109 Nickname ................................................................................. Golden Bears Dean Caparaz (college reporter) (415) 561-8983 Colors .......................................................................................... Blue & Gold 4770 Willow Road Fax: 561-8136 Chancellor ..........................................................................Robert Birgeneau Pleasanton, CA 94588 Athletic Director ................................................................... Sandy Barbour (925) 416-4847 KTVU-TV (Fox, Ch. 2) Asst. AD/Women’s Soccer ............................................................ Liz Miles Fax: 416-4874 Pete Lupetti (SP) Home Field/Capacity ................ Goldman Field at Edwards Stadium/22,000 No. 2, Jack London Square 2004 Overall Record .......................................................................... 11-6-3 San Francisco Chronicle Oakland, CA 94607 2004 Pac-10 Record/Place ......................................................... 4-3-2/T4th Glenn Schwarz (SE) (510) 874-0254 Starters Returning/Lost .......................................................................... 11/0 Dwight Chapin/Michelle Smith Fax: 451-2610 Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................................................ 26/0 (soccer reporters) Newcomers .................................................................................................. 5 901 Mission Street MISCELLANEOUS WOMEN’S SOCCER OFFICE ......................................... 510-643-8100 San Francisco, 94103 Soccer America 126 Haas Pavilion ......................................................... Fax: 510-643-2536 (415) 777-7201 Paul Kennedy, Managing Editor Berkeley, CA 94720 Fax: 543-3754 P.O. Box 23704 Head Coach ...................................... Kevin Boyd (Tri-State ’90), 9th year Oakland, CA 94632 Boyd’s Email ............................................................ [email protected] San Francisco Examiner (510) 420-3640 Career Record ........................................................ 96-54-13, .629 (8 years) John Crowley (SE) Fax: 420-3655 Record at Cal ......................................................................................... Same 450 Mission Street Assistant Coach .................................. Jennifer Thomas (Cal ’86), 8th year San Francisco, CA 94105 Soccer Buzz Assistant Coach ........................................ Maite Zabala (Cal ’01), 2nd year (415) 359-2701 Randy Diggs, Editor Fax: 359-2766 MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE ........................................... 510-642-5363 P.O. Box 1818 353 Haas Pavilion ......................................................... Fax: 510-643-7778 New York, NY 10156 San Jose Mercury News Berkeley, CA 94720 Fax: (646) 349-1532 Assoc. AD/Communications ............................................ Kevin Klintworth Craig Lancaster (SE) 750 Ridder Park Drive Asst. Media Rel. Dir./W-Soccer .......................... Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz Pacific-10 Conference San Jose, CA 95131 Direct Work Phone .......................................................... 510-642-3611 Bri Niemi, Soccer PR (408) 920-5354 Email Address ....................................................... [email protected] 800 S. Broadway, Suite 400 Fax: 920-5244 Official Web Site ............................................................. www.CalBears.com Walnut Creek, CA 94596 (925) 932-4411 BEAR BACKERS SUPPORT YOUR TEAM Fax: 932-4601 Bear Backers are loyal Cal alumni and friends who provide financial support to Cal Athletics with their donations. Every student- CREDITS athlete benefits from their contributions which underwrite The 2005 California Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written and edited scholarships, operational needs and academic tutoring programs. by Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz, assistant media relations director. Design and Bear Backers also build athletic facilities, including Haas Pavilion. layout by John Dunbar, publications director, and Evan Kerr, publications The best way to support a Cal team is to join Bear Backers. Call coordinator. Photography by Michael Pimentel, Ken DeCrosta, John Dunbar, (510) 642-2427 for more information. Evan Kerr, Takamaro Nagahama, and Don Saria. Printing by UC Printing Services, Berkeley, CA. 2005 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 1 2005 OUTLOOK 22 points (six goals, 10 assists) and earned second team All-ACC honors in OPTIMISM ABOUNDS IN 2005 2004 with 17 points (seven goals, three assists). alifornia has reasons to be optimistic heading into the 2005 season. “Julia is a giant boost to our team,” Boyd said. “She is a different style in The Golden Bears return everyone from last year’s team which posted terms of the frontline. We’re expecting quite a bit from her.” Can 11-6-3 record and earned the program’s sixth NCAA Tournament bid in the last seven years. This year’s squad features six seniors and nine juniors. MIDFIELDERS “The mood is excited because the entire team sees our potential,” said Seven players will compete for three or four midfield spots. Anchoring the Kevin Boyd, who enters his ninth season at the helm at Cal as the winningest midfield from the holding spot is junior Nadia Al-Lami – Cal’s 2004 team MVP women’s soccer coach in school history at 96-54-13 (.629). “Everyone is and a two-time honorable mention All-Pac-10 pick. Sophomore Caroline looking at this fall like this could be a very big year. They’re seeing that our Lea, a U.S. under-20 national team player, made a smooth transition in the strength is not only our talent but our depth of talent.” spring from forward to defensive midfielder, giving the Bears the luxury of Cal showed its potential against nationally-ranked teams last year, not having to play Al-Lami for 90 minutes. knocking off No. 24 Arizona and No. 6 UCLA – the Pac-10’s co-champions. Seniors Lindsay Clute and Sierra Schlesinger and sophomores Chioma Igwe, The Bruins also were the national runner-ups. Laurie Gartrell and Caitlin Hannegan round out the other five contenders. Led by senior forward Liz Eisenberg’s 21 points, the Bears welcome back Schlesinger recorded a career-high 10 points last season while starting 18 of six double-digit point scorers from last season. In addition to points, Eisenberg 20 games, while Clute made eight starts and added a career-high seven points. led Cal in goals (9) and game-winning goals
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