DOCSLIB.ORG

Record Book 2017 LMU Lions

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Record Book 2017 LMU Lions Record Book 2017 LMU Lions ..........................................................2-3 The Champions ...........................................................4-5 Award Winners ...........................................................6-7 All-Time Roster ..............................................................8 All-Time Records .......................................................9-10 Year-by-Year Results ...............................................11-14 2017 Results & Stats ....................................................15 2016 Results & Stats ....................................................16 2015 Results & Stats ....................................................17 2014 Results & Stats ....................................................18 2013 Results & Stats ....................................................19 2012 Results & Stats ....................................................20 2011 Results & Stats ....................................................21 2010 Results & Stats ....................................................22 2009 Results & Stats ....................................................23 2008 Results & Stats ....................................................24 2007 Results & Stats ....................................................25 2006 Results & Stats ....................................................26 2005 Results & Stats ....................................................27 2004 Results & Stats ....................................................28 2003 Results & Stats ....................................................29 2002 Results & Stats ....................................................30 2001 Results & Stats ....................................................31 2000 Results & Stats ....................................................32 1999 Results & Stats ....................................................33 1998 Results & Stats ....................................................34 All-TIme Series Records ..........................................35-36 For individual player and coach biographies, please check out the LMU Women’s Water Polo at LMULions.com. THE 2017 LMU LIONS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Years at LMU 2nd Season Location: Los Angeles, CA Alma Mater: LMU, ‘11 Founded: 1911 Athletic Trainer: Gary Dyogi Enrollment: 6,064 Undergrad (9,395 total) Years at LMU: 5th Season Nickname: Lions Alma Mater: LMU, ‘03 Primary Colors: Crimson & Navy Secondary Colors: Marymount Blue & Gray TEAM FACTS Affiliation: NCAA Division I 2016 Record/WWPA: 10-17 • 4-3 GCC (3rd) Conference: Golden Coast Conference Starters Returning/Lost: 3/4 Home Pool (Capacity): Burns Aquatics Center (800) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/8 President: Timothy Law Snyder, Ph.D. Newcomers/Redshirts: 6 Faculty Rep: Kevin J. (KJ) Peters Athletic Director: Dr. William Husak POSTSEASON INFORMATION Alma Mater: SUNY-Cortland, ‘72; Texas A&M, ‘78 League Championships (11): 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, Athletic Phone: (310) 338-5404 • (310) 338-LION 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015 NCAA Appearances (9): 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, WOMEN’S WATER POLO STAFF 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012 Head Coach: Kyle Witt Alma Mater: LMU, ‘02 MEDIA RELATIONS Phone: (310) 338-1844 Assoc. AD (MWP Contact): John Shaffer Years at LMU: 8th season Office Phone: (310) 338-7643 Record At LMU: 150-78 E-Mail: [email protected] Overall Coaching: 9th season Website: www.LMULions.com Overall Record: 161-89 Facebook // Twitter: LMULions // @LMULions Assistant Coach: Diana Romero @LMULionsPolo 2017 LMU SCHEDULE 2017 ROSTER BREAKDOWN Date Opponent Time STARTERS RETURNING: 3 01/28/17 vs.Whittier 9:00 AM PT NO NAME Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School vs.Pomona-Pitzer 3:15 PM PT 1A Sky Flores GK 5-8 So.-1V Commerce, CA (Montabello HS) 02/04/17 at Stanford 8:30 AM PT 4 Caitlin Schafer DR 5-6 Sr.-3V Hollister, CA (San Benito HS) vs. UC Irvine 4:30 PM PT 24 Hana Vilanova DR 5-9 So.-1V Barcelona, Spain (CE Mediterrani) 02/05/17 vs.Hawai’i 8:30 AM PT 02/11/17 at UCSD Invite TBA OTHERS RETURNING: 13 02/12/17 at UCSD Invite TBA NO NAME Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 02/17/17 Cal Lutheran 4:00 PM PT 1B Jacqueline Verdugo GK 5-2 Jr.-2V Whittier, CA (La Serna HS) 02/24/17 at UCI Invite TBA 2 Katie Hungerford DR 5-7 So.-1V Santa Ana, CA (Foothill HS) 02/25/17 at UCI Invite TBA 3 Lauren Owens 2M 5-8 So.-1V* Davis, CA (Da Vinci Charter Aca.) 02/26/17 UCI Invite TBA 5 Arianna St. Oegger UTL 5-5 Jr.-2V Goleta, CA (Dos Pueblos HS) 03/17/17 LMU Invite TBA 6 Reagan Denny DR 5-8 So.-1V Santa Ana, CA (Foothill HS) 03/18/17 LMU Invite TBA 8 Morgan Molloy 2M 5-10 So.-1V Simi Valley, CA (Royal HS) 03/24/17 Fresno Pacific * 4:00 PM PT 9 Sage Pfeiffer UTL 5-6 Jr.-2V San Clemente, CA (Santa Margarita) 03/25/17 San Diego State * 12:00 PM PT 10 Brianna Quade DR 5-5 So.-1V Napa, CA (New Technology HS) 03/31/17 at Pacific * 4:00 PM PT 12 Andrea Montes de Oca DR 5-6 So.-1V Northridge, CA (Bishop Alemany HS) 04/01/17 at Santa Clara * 12:00 PM PT 13 Marissa Bryant-Manago DR 5-4 So.-1V* Kailua, HI (Kealakehe HS) 04/06/17 at California Baptist * 4:00 PM 14 Kiana Harpstrite UTL 5-10 Jr.-2V Kailua, HI (Iolani School) 04/08/17 Azusa Pacific * 12:00 PM 17 Kiana Etrata UTL 5-3 Jr.-2V Orange, CA (Villa Park, HS) 04/21/17 at UC Irvine 7:00 PM 18 Annika Armstrong 2M 5-10 So.-1V Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada (Team Man.) 04/22/17 Concordia (Calif.) * 12:00 PM 04/28/17 at GCC First Round TBA NEWCOMERS: 6 04/29/17 at GCC Semifinals TBA NO NAME Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Last School) 04/30/17 at GCC Finals TBA 1 Claire Wright GK 5-10 Jr.-2V Lindsay, Ontario, Candada (Shadow WPC) 05/12/17 at NCAA Day 1 TBA 7 Megan Mardesich Fr.-HS Palos Verdes, CA (Palos Verdes HS) 05/13/17 at NCAA Day 2 TBA 11 Serena Zafiris 2M 6-2 Fr.-HS Portland, OR (Lincoln HS) 05/14/17 at NCAA Day 3 TBA 15 Dana Acquah-Asare UTL 5-4 Fr.-HS Orange County, CA (El Toro HS) Bold - Denotes Home Games. ALL TIMES ARE PACIFIC. 16 Melyssa Moore DR 5-8 Fr.-HS Danville, CA (San Ramon Valley HS) * - Denotes Golden Coast Conference opponent. ALL DATES, OPPONENTS, AND GAME TIMES 21 Julie Zanobini DR 5-4 Fr.-HS Davis, CA (Saint Francis HS) ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. 2 | www.LMULions.com • #LMULions #LIONSTRONG THE 2017 SPEED CHART #1 #1 #1 #2 #3 #4 CLAIRE SKY JACQUELINE KATIE LAUREN CAITLIN WRIGHT FLORES VERDUGO HUNGERFORD OWEN SCHAFER GK • 5-10 • Jr. GK • 5-8 • So. GK • 5-2 • Jr. DR • 5-7 • So. 2M • 5-8 • RS-So. DR • 5-6 • Sr. Ontario, Canada Commerce, CA Whittier, CA Santa Ana, CA Davis, CA Hollister, CA #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 ARIANNA REAGAN MEGAN MORGAN SAGE BRIANNA ST. OEGGER DENNY MARDESICH MOLLOY PFEIFFER QUADE UTL • 5-5 • Jr. DR • 5-8 • So. UTL • 5-10 • Fr. 2M • 5-10 • So. UTL • 5-6 • Jr. DR • 5-5 • Fr. Goleta, CA Santa Ana, CA Palos Verdes, CA Simi Valley, CA San Clemente, CA Napa, CA #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 SERENA ANDREA MARISSA KIANA DANA MELYSSA ZAFIRIS MONTES DE OCA BRYANT-MANAGO HARPSTRITE ACQUAH-ASARE MOORE 2M • 6-2 • Fr. DR • 5-6 • So. DR • 5-4 • RS-So. UTL • 5-10 • Jr. UTL • 5-4 • Fr. DR • 5-8 • Fr. Portland, OR Northridge, CA Kailua, HI Kailua, HI Orange County, CA Danville, CA #17 #18 #21 #24 KIANA ANNIKA JULIE HANA KYLE DIANA ETRATA ARMSTRONG ZANOBINI VILANOVA WITT ROMERO UTL • 5-3 • Jr. 2M • 5-10 • So. DR • 5-4 • Fr. DR • 5-9 • So. Head Coach Assistant Coach Orange, CA Manitoba, Canada Davis, CA Barcelona, Spain 8th Season 2nd Season #LIONSTRONG LMU Men’s Basketball Media Almanac | 3 THE CHAMPIONSHIPS to eventual national champion USC. LMU would finish the season ranked fourth in the nation by the final coaches’ poll, the highest final season ranking since finishing 2004 at No. 2. Anne Scott became the eighth Lion to earn WWPA Player of the Year honors and for the first time in program history, five players were named All-American. WWPA Championship - Bakersfield, CA 04/30 Quarterfinals: #1 LMU 19, #8 CS San Bernardino 2 5/1 Semifinals: #1 LMU 18, #4 CS Bakersfield 5 5/2 Championship: #1 LMU 13, #2 UC San DIego 10 NCAA Championship - San Diego, CA 5/8 National Quarterfinals: #6 LMU 5, #3 UCLA 4 5/9 National Semifinals: #2 USC 10, #6 LMU 6 5/10 National Third Place Game: #4 Cal 11, #6 LMU 7 TheMake LMU Women’s itWater 11 Polo program has won 11 titles since 2001, going back- 2009 • 26-9 Overall to-back in 2014 and 2015. The Lions finished a perfect season in the WWPA with three wins in the conference tournament, 2015 • 22-11 Overall Championships. The Lions went on to their ninth going 13-0 against conference foes. Senior Nicole The second year in the Golden Coast Conference NCAA Women’s Water Polo Championships and Hughes set the all-time record for goals in a ca- was all about defense. The Lions defended their placed fifth after wins over Pomona-Pitzer and reer (320), season (129) and game (8) on the year. 2014 title with stingy defense, defeating San Diego 10th-ranked Princeton. The Lions finished 22-10 She would go on to become the seventh Lion to State to claim the 2015 crown, 9-5. Senior Mack- on the season, giving them their 12th straight earn WWPA Player of the Year honors. The Lions enzie Beck was named tournament MVP, and was 20-win season. Goalie Elise Ponce made 14 saves cruised through the first two rounds of the WWPA joined on the All-Tournament team by Ivana Cas- in the WWPA title game and was named tourna- championships and then defeated host Santa Clara tro, also a second-time first-team All-GCC selec- ment MVP, adding to her first-team all-conference in their new pool, 8-4, to reclaim the title, their tion, and senior goalie Jordan White, who allowed selection. Senior captain Casey Flacks was named seventh in nine years. With the title, the Lions just eight goals in the final eight quarters of the the WWPA Player of the Year and first-team all- earned the WWPA’s automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. Since the GCC was in its second-year, conference.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 2009-10Mediaguide.Pdf
    WATER POLO CANADA TABLE OF CONTENTS –——————————————————————————————————————————— TABLE DES MATIÈRES Men’s NATIONAL TEAM / WOMen’s NATIONAL TEAM / ÉQUIPE DE NATIONALE MASCULIN ÉQUIPE DE NATIONALE FÉMININE Athletes Bio - Bio des athletes Athletes Bio - Bio des athletes Justin Boyd . 2 Krystina Alogbo . 48 Nicolas Constantin-Bicari . 4 Joëlle Békhazi . 50 Dusko Dakic . 6 Aicha Bouharira . 52 Devon Diggle . 8 Tara Campbell . 54 Aaron Feltham . 10 Jenna Michelle Crook . 56 Kevin Graham . 12 Emily Jean Csikos . 58 Brandon Jung . 14 Carmen Camille Eggens . 60 Constantine Kudaba . 16 Monika Catharina Eggens . 62 Ivan Marcisin . 18 Whitney Rae Genoway . 64 Thomas Marks . 20 Marissa Janssens . 66 Jared McElroy . 22 Kerry Dara Kaukinen . 68 Nathaniel Miller . 24 Katrina Monton . 70 Sasa Palamarevic . 26 Joannie Morisseau . 72 Robin Randall . 28 Dominique Perreault . 74 Scott Robinson . 30 Marina Radu . 76 Jonathan Ruse . 32 Rachel Riddell . 78 Matt Venner . 34 Christine Robinson . 80 Oliver Vikalo . 36 Rosanna Tomiuk . 82 Nicolas Youngblud . 38 Stephanie Valin . 84 National Team Staff / National Team Staff / Personnel de l’équipe nationale Personnel de l’équipe nationale Alexsander Beslin . 40 Peter Randolph Bender . 86 Robert Couillard . 42 Daniel Berthelette . 87 Dragan Jovanovic . 44 Jonathan Clarke . 89 Neil Muir . 46 Sindy Martel . 91 Patrick Oaten . 93 Manon Prieur . 95 Gyula Ferenc Toth . 97 www.waterpolo.ca WATER POLO CANADA JUSTIN BOYD Water Polo Background Boyd began his career for DDO before moving to Career Highlights: Calgary to be a part of the senior mens national team . Boyd has won three national level titles • 3 National Champion- with his club team and has played in various ships with Dollard warer international tournaments .
    [Show full text]
  • Water Polo Canada
    Water Polo Canada www.waterpolo.ca Suite 12-1010 Polytek Court tel: (613) 748-5682 Gloucester, ON K1J 9H9 fax: (613) 748-5777 June 8, 2009 Water Polo Canada announces its Roster for the FINA World League Super Final Water Polo Canada is pleased to announce the selection of the following athletes to represent Canada in upcoming FINA World League Super Final action in Kirishi, Russia from June 9th to 14th, 2009: Athletes Rachel Riddell (Pacific Storm – Vancouver, British Columbia) Krystina Alogbo (CAMO – Montreal, Quebec) Carmen Eggens (Pacific Storm – Vancouver, British Columbia) Emily Csikos (Calgary Renegades – Calgary, Alberta) Katie Monton (DDO Water Polo Club – Dorval, Quebec) Rosanna Tomiuk (DDO Water Polo Club – Beaconsfield, Quebec) Joelle Bekhazi (DDO Water Polo Club – Pointe-Claire, Quebec) Dominique Perreault (CAMO – Montreal, Quebec) Monika Eggens (Pacific Storm – Vancouver, British Columbia) Christine Robinson (DDO Water Polo Club – Lachine, Quebec) Tara Campbell (DDO Water Polo Club – Baie D’Urfé, Quebec) Marina Radu (DDO Water Polo Club – Pointe-Claire, Quebec) Whitney Genoway (CAMO – Montreal, Quebec) Marissa Janssens (DDO Water Polo Club – Beaconsfield, Quebec) Staff Pat Oaten – Head Coach Dan Berthelette – Assistant Coach Manon Prieur – Massage Therapist Peter Bender – Sports Psychologist Justin Oliveira – Video In addition to the team members mentioned above, Stephane Roy will be representing Canada at the event as a referee. “This will be a great test for our team as we prepare for the World Championships this summer”, said head coach Pat Oaten. “The top teams in the world will be at this event and we definitely have the talent to play with any of them.
    [Show full text]
  • Press Release 4
    Water Polo Canada www.waterpolo.ca Suite 12-1010 Polytek Court tel: (613) 748-5682 Gloucester, ON K1J 9H9 fax: (613) 748-5777 June 11, 2009 Canadian Women improve to 3-0 on day three of the FINA World League Super Final with a thrilling shootout win It took penalty shots to decide the outcome of the Canada - Greece game today but in the end, Canada took the win 13-12 on day three of the FINA World League Super Final in Kirishi, Russia. Although Canada had already sealed their position at the top of Group B with their win over Australia the day before, this win was important to keep the momentum going. After losing their first two games of the event, Greece was determined to get a win and came out strong. It was not until two minutes left in the fourth that Joelle Bekhazi (DDO Water Polo Club – Pointe-Claire, Quebec) put Canada ahead for the first time at 7-6. Greece came back to tie things up with only 40 seconds left and that would do it for regulation play. The teams were heading to a shootout. Canada scored all six of their penalty shots while Greece managed only five. Showing a true team effort, Canada had seven different goal scorers in regulation. The goals were scored by Krystina Alogbo (CAMO – Montreal, Quebec), Katie Monton (DDO Water Polo Club – Dorval, Quebec) , Emily Csikos (Calgary Renegades – Calgary, Alberta), Joelle Bekhazi (DDO Water Polo Club – Pointe-Claire, Quebec), Dominique Perreault (CAMO – Montreal, Quebec) , Christine Robinson (DDO Water Polo Club – Lachine, Quebec), and Monika Eggens (Pacific Storm – Vancouver, British Columbia) who scored her first international goal at the senior level.
    [Show full text]
  • Water Polo Canada
    Water Polo Canada www.waterpolo.ca Suite 12 - 1010 Polytek Court tel: (613) 748-5682 Gloucester, ON K1J 9H9 fax: (613) 748-5777 2009-07-15 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / DISTRIBUTION IMMÉDIATE Water Polo Canada is pleased to announce the 2009 FINA World Aquatic Championship Water Polo Rosters. The games will be held from July 17 to August 2. Please visit www.waterpolo.ca for schedules and the current National Team media guide. Water Polo Canada est ravi d’annoncer la liste finale des participants pour les Championnats Mondiaux FINA 2009. Les jeux se dérouleront du 17 juillet au 2 août. Nous vous prions de visiter notre site web au www.waterpolo.ca pour l’horaire et le nouveau Guide Média pour nos Équipes Nationales. WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM\ ÉQUIPE NATIONALE FÉMININE Rachel Riddell Vancouver, BC Krystina Alogbo Montreal, QC Carmen Eggens Vancouver, BC Emily Csikos Calgary, AB Katrina Monton Dorval, QC Rosanna Tomiuk Beaconsfield, QC Joelle Bekhazi Pointe-Claire, QC Dominique Perreault Montreal, QC Christine Robinson Lachine, QC Tara Campbell Baie D’Urfé, QC Marina Radu Pointe-Claire, QC Whitney Genoway Regina, SK Marissa Janssens Beaconsfield, QC Jenna Crook Regina, SK Staff\Personel: Patrick Oaten – Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Head Coach\Entraîneur-chef Daniel Berthelette – Montreal, Quebec, Assistant Coach\Assistant-entraîneur Gyula Toth – Calgary, Alberta, Assistant Coach\Assistant-entraîneur Jonathan Clarke, Beaconsfield, Quebec, Team Leader\Gérant MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM\ ÉQUIPE NATIONALE MASCULINE Robin Randall, Drinkwater, SK Constantine Kudaba,
    [Show full text]
  • Media Book 2020 (Women)
    MEDIA BOOK 2020 (WOMEN) FINA Communications Department www.fina.org – [email protected] 1 CONTENTS Message from the FINA President 3 2020 Edition 4 Competition Schedule Prize Money & Specific Rules 5 Press Operations 6 The Teams with at least 1 participation 7 Participation and standings in FINA competitions Complete results in FINA competitions 11 Intercontinental Tournament Argentina Australia Brazil Canada China Japan Kazakhstan USA European Tournament 24 Spain France Germany Greece Hungary Italy Netherlands Russia 2004-2019 37 World League 2004 World League 2005 39 World League 2006 41 World League 2007 44 World League 2008 46 World League 2009 49 World League 2010 51 World League 2011 54 World League 2012 57 World League 2013 60 World League 2014 63 World League 2015 66 World League 2016 68 World League 2017 72 World League 2018 75 World League 2019 78 Top scorers of Super Finals, 2004-2019 82 2 MESSAGE FROM THE FINA PRESIDENT It is my great pleasure to bring to you the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League 2020, which will be played from November 12 (start of the European qualification rounds) until June 2021 when the FINA Women’s Water Polo World League Super Final has been postponed to due to the COVID-19 pandemic (from June 14-20, 2021, city tbc). The 2022 edition of the World League is highlighted by the participation of 7 European teams: Spain, the Netherlands, Greece, Russia, Italy, Hungary and France The preliminary matches for Europe will run from November 12, 2019 through April 20, 2021 (again the end of the European round had to be postponed due to the pandemic).
    [Show full text]
  • 2007 World Champ Media Guide
    USA WATER POLO USAWP About Water Polo BY DEFINITION No other team sport combines as many diverse physical and tactical elements as water polo—often described as a combination of swimming, soccer, basketball, hockey, rugby and wrestling. The game is fast paced and vigorous, requiring its players to be strong, quick and extremely accurate. WATER POLO HISTORY During the mid 1800’s, as swimming became a popular recreation in England, several water sports emerged bridging the gap between land and water sports. Among them were water football, water rugby, water handball, and water polo. As the game de- veloped and European rules were adopted, the sport quickly spread to several countries by 1900 including Hungary, Austria, Germany, France, and Belgium. Water polo had its official start in the USA in 1888. By 1900, water polo had become so popular that it earned the distinction of becoming the first team sport added to the Olympic program. THE GAME A team consists of six field players and one goalkeeper. The goal of the game resembles that of soccer—to score as many goals as possible, by throwing the ball into the team's goal net while preventing the opposition from doing so at the other end of the pool. First published illustration of an American water polo game by T. de Thelstrup, Harper’s Weekly Magazine, February 28, 1891 TIME CLOCKS As in basketball, two clocks are used to time a water polo game. One indicates the time remaining in the quarter, and the other, called the possession (shot) clock, indicates how much time remains for the offensive team to shoot the ball.
    [Show full text]
  • 2009 CSL Athlete List Liste D'athlètes 2009 De La
    2009 CSL Athlete List Liste d’athlètes 2009 de la LSC Dear PSO Staff, Below is the list of athletes that were asked to participate in the 2009 CSL. Athlete selection was based on National Team Staff athlete identification and input from club coaches. Chers personnel de la FPS, Dessous est la liste d’athlètes qui ont été sélectionné pour la LSC 2009. La sélection des athlètes a été basée de l’identification par le personnel de l’Équipe nationale ainsi que les suggestions des entraîneurs des clubs. 1 Emily Csikos AWPA 2 Rae Lekness AWPA 3 Shelby Taylor AWPA 4 Alynn Reade AWPA 5 Kelly Mckee AWPA 6 Élise Martin AWPA 7 Julie Csikos AWPA 8 Athina Vazeos BCWPA 9 Kirstn Masé BCWPA 10 Lauren Bridges BCWPA 11 Carmen Eggens BCWPA 12 Saara Majuri BCWPA 13 Monika Eggens BCWPA 14 Jakie Köhli BCWPA 15 Alison Campbell BCWPA 16 Rachel Riddell BCWPA 17 Kerry Kaukinen BCWPA 18 Elizabeth Henry BCWPA 19 Victoria Smith BCWPA 20 Megan Lappan BCWPA 21 Lisa Bass FWPQ 22 Allyssa Analytis FWPQ 23 Maria Lapins FWPQ 24 Christine Robinson FWPQ 25 Dominique Perreault FWPQ 26 Whitney Genoway FWPQ 27 Marissa Janssens FWPQ 28 Krystina Alogbo FWPQ 29 Marina Radu FWPQ 30 Rosanna Tomiuk FWPQ 31 Katie Monton FWPQ 32 Tara Campbell FWPQ 33 Aïcha Bouharira FWPQ 34 Stephanie Valin FWPQ 35 Jenna Crook FWPQ 36 Michele Relton FWPQ 37 Joannie Morisseau FWPQ 38 Anna Yelizarova FWPQ 39 Michelle Caron FWPQ 40 Chelsea Davison FWPQ 41 Hayley Lippiatt FWPQ 42 Chrissie Gros FWPQ 43 Julie Bélanger FWPQ 44 Amanda Amarosa FWPQ 45 Sophie Baron La Salle FWPQ 46 Charlotte Savage Pollock FWPQ 47 Fiona Fitzgibbon FWPQ 48 Joëlle Békhazi FWPQ 49 Breda Vosters MWPA 50 Serena Bredin MWPA 51 Shae Fournier MWPA 52 Nicola Colterjohn OWP 53 Rebekka Steenkamer OWP 54 Evie Marshall OWP 55 Max Farrell OWP 56 Rachel Baxter OWP 57 Danielle Hirsch OWP 58 Stephanie Lessard OWP 59 Kailey Flower OWP 60 Emily Torrens OWP 61 Sarah McIlveen OWP 62 Nicole Brown OWP 63 Annie Chinneck OWP 64 Kara Knowles OWP 65 Brittaney Sinclair OWP .
    [Show full text]