Chico State Soccer 2019

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Day Date Opponent Time Place Sun. Aug. 25 UC Davis (exhibition) 1:00 Davis Sat. Aug. 31 Holy Names University (scrimmage) 7:00 CHICO Thur. Sept. 5 Western Washington 7:00 Bellingham, Wash. Sat. Sept. 7 Seattle Paciflc 7:00 Seattle Thur. Sept. 12 Concordia (Ore.) 7:00 CHICO Fri. Sept. 20 Fresno Paciflc 6:00 CHICO Sun. Sept. 22 Academy of Art 12:00 CHICO Fri. Sept. 27 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 7:00 Carson Sun. Sept. 29 Cal State LA* 11:30 Los Angeles Fri. Oct. 4 Humboldt State* 3:00 Arcata Sun. Oct. 6 San Francisco State* 11:30 San Francisco Fri. Oct. 11 Cal Poly Pomona* (Wildcat Pantry Night) 7:00 CHICO Sun. Oct. 13 Cal State San Bernardino* 2:00 CHICO Fri. Oct. 18 UC San Diego* 4:30 La Jolla Sun. Oct. 20 Cal State San Marcos* 2:00 San Marcos Wed. Oct. 30 Stanislaus State* 7:00 Turlock Sun. Nov. 3 Sonoma State* (Faculty/Staff Day) 2:00 CHICO Thur. Nov. 7 Cal State East Bay* 4:30 CHICO Sat. Nov. 9 Cal State Monterey Bay* (Senior Day) 11:30 CHICO Tues. Nov. 12 CCAA Championship Tournament - Round 1 TBA Campus Sites Fri.-Sun. Nov. 15-17 CCAA Tournament - Semis/Final TBA La Jolla Thur-Sun. Nov. 21-24 NCAA Championship Super Regional Rounds 1&2 TBA TBA Thur.-Sun. Dec. 5-8 NCAA Championship Super Regional Semis/Final TBA TBA Thur.-Sat. Dec. 12-14 NCAA Championship Semis/Final TBA Pittsburgh, Pa.

* - CCAA match Home matches bolded What’s Inside Wildcat Men Wildcat Women 2019 Schedule...... inside cover 2019 Schedule...... 31 Roster/Quick Facts ...... 2 Roster/Quick Facts ...... 32 Team Photo ...... 3 Team Photo ...... 33 Season Outlook ...... 4–5 Season Outlook ...... 34–35 Head Coach Felipe Restrepo ...... 6–7 Head Coach Kim Sutton ...... 36–37 Coaching Staff ...... 9 Coaching Staff ...... 39 Player Proflles ...... 10–17 Player Proflles ...... 40–47 2018 Results...... 18 2018 Results...... 48 2018 Statistics ...... 19 2018 Statistics ...... 49 2018 CCAA Wrap-up ...... 20 2018 CCAA Wrap-up ...... 51 Coaching Records ...... 21 Coaching Records ...... 52 Individual Season and Career Records ...... 22 Individual Season and Career Records ...... 53 Team Records ...... 23 Team Records ...... 54 Individual Records/Accolades ...... 24–25 Individual Records/Accolades ...... 55–57 All-Time Series Results ...... 25 All-Time Series Results ...... 57 All-Time Roster ...... 26–28 All-Time Roster ...... 58–61 CCAA Opponents ...... 29 CCAA Opponents ...... 63 Chico State Administration ...... 64

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The 2019 Chico State Soccer Media Guide is a product of the Chico State Sports Information Department. Design and layout by Rory Miller. Writing, research, and editing by Luke Reid and Rory Miller. Photography by Skip Reager, Matthew Bates, Jason Halley, and the Chico State Sports Information Department.

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1 Team Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown Previous School Major 1 Jose Paredes GK 6-5 195 Jr. Long Beach Rio Hondo CC Business Administration 2 Mikey Hirsch*** M/F 5-8 160 Sr. Elk Grove Pleasant Grove HS Business Information Systems 3 DiAngelo Gleaves* D 6-0 170 So. Richmond Leadership Public Schools Civil Engineering 4 Servando Higuera D/M 6-0 160 Jr. Oxnard Oxnard CC Business Administration 5 Andrew Hazzard* F/M 5-10 170 So. Torrance West Torrance HS Business Administration 6 Alex Low M/F 5-11 160 Fr. Langley, Wash. Roosevelt HS Exercise Physiology 7 Ronan McEnroe*** M 6-1 200 Sr. Bakersfleld Liberty HS Animal Science 8 Matt Haflzi* M 5-9 160 Sr. Valencia Las Positas CC Business Administration 9 Juan Perez* F/M 5-11 165 So. Vallejo Jesse Bethel HS Kinesiology 10 Samuel Licona* M 5-11 180 Sr. Rio Dell College of the Redwoods Spanish 11 Cooper Renteria** M 5-8 175 Jr. Sacramento Jesuit HS Business Administration 12 Anthony Kaskie M 5-9 170 Fr. Las Vegas Palo Verde HS Business Administration 13 Garrett Hogbin** D 6-2 185 Jr. Mission Viejo Capistrano Valley HS Business Administration 14 Diego Caballero D 6-2 180 Fr. Oxnard Hueneme HS Business Administration 15 Noah Ristovski F 5-9 160 Fr. Redondo Beach Redondo Union HS Criminal Justice 16 Jacob Chong F 5-10 180 Fr. Encinitas La Costa Canyon HS Business Administration 17 Anais Mayo* M 5-7 150 So. Atlanta Clovis West HS Legal Studies 18 Noah Ross F 6-0 170 Fr. Fairfleld Rodriguez HS Business Administration 19 Joey Scotti D 6-0 185 Sr. Granite Bay California Baptist Project Management (Grad Studies) 20 Ryan Jordan F 6-2 170 Fr. Soquel Soquel HS Kinesiology 21 Justin Bethke*** D 6-1 160 Sr. El Dorado Hills Oak Ridge HS Business Administration 22 Zeke Shull F 6-0 175 Fr. Phoenix Boulder Creek HS Business Administration 23 Donovan Jackson D 5-11 200 Fr. Chico Pleasant Valley HS Liberal Studies 24 Luis Albarran GK 6-2 175 Fr. San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo HS Mechanical Engineering 25 Marshall Herrman GK 6-3 190 Fr. Shingle Springs Ponderosa HS Business Administration 26 Ben Souza D 6-0 170 Fr. Oceanside El Camino HS Biology 27 Alex Fluitt*** M 6-0 175 Sr. Benicia Benicia HS Environmental Science 29 Garvin Brooks D 5-10 175 Fr. Vacaville Vacaville HS Biological Science 30 Liam Duerksen M 6-0 150 Fr. San Clemente San Clemente HS Business Administration 31 Connor Gorrien D 6-2 180 Fr. Ladera Ranch Santa Margarita HS Communication Studies 34 Kris Brown F/M 6-0 175 Fr. Sacramento McClatchy HS Business Administration 35 Bennett Fries GK 6-1 190 Fr. San Rafael Sir Francis Drake HS Undeclared *Number of letters earned at Chico State.

Head Coach: Felipe Restrepo (UC Davis, 1998)“12th year Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Matt Burkett, ATC Assistant Coach: Austin Swartz“1st year Head Athletic Trainer: Scott Barker, ATC Assistant Coach: Len Findlay“5th year Graduate Assistant Coach: Nick Lopez“1st year Student Assistant: Jesse Cardenas

MEN'S SOCCER QUICK FACTS School ...... Chico State Head Coach...... Felipe Restrepo Address ...... Chico, CA 95929–0300 Alma Mater ...... UC Davis, ÷98 Established/Enrollment ..... 1887 (Chico Normal School)/17,488 Coach÷s Phone ...... 530-898-6810 University President ...... Gayle Hutchinson Coach's Email ...... [email protected] (Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst) Coach's Record ...... 118-61-31 (11 years) Athletic Director ...... Anita Barker (Ohio Northern, ÷85) 2018 Record ...... 13-6-1 (9-3-0, 3rd in CCAA) Associate Athletic Director ... Brian Ceccon (Chico State, ÷96) Returners ...... Letterwinners: 12 Starters: 5 Nickname/Colors ...... Wildcats/Cardinal and White SID/Assistant ...... Luke Reid/Rory Miller National Afflliation ...... NCAA Division II SID Phone ...... 530-898-4658 Conference ...... CCAA SID Email...... [email protected] Field/Capacity ...... University Soccer SID/Soccer FAX...... 530-898-6582 Stadium (3,800) Website ...... www.chicowildcats.com 2 Team Photo

Front row, from left: Noah Ross, Alex Fluitt, Justin Bethke, Zeke Shull, Ben Souza, and DiAngelo Gleaves. Second row, from left: Athletic Trainer Matt Burkett, Assistant Coach Austin Swartz, Garvin Brooks, Cooper Renteria, Mikey Hirsch, Anthony Kaskie, Anais Mayo, Noah Ristovski, Graduate Assistant Coach Nick Lopez, and Student Assistant Jesse Cardenas. Third row, from left: Alex Low, Matt Haflzi, Joey Scotti, Liam Duerksen, Ryan Jordan, Jacob Chong, Donovan Jackson, Andrew Hazzard, Juan Perez, and Samuel Licona. Back row, from left: Assistant Coach Len Findlay, Garrett Hogbin, Kris Brown, Connor Gorrien, Luis Albarran, Marshall Herrman, Jose Paredes, Bennett Fries, Ronan McEnroe, Servando Higuera, Diego Caballero, and Head Coach Felipe Restrepo.

3 Young, talented Wildcats ready to dive into 2019 season

Samuel Licona

Ronan McEnroe

By Luke Reid Sports Information Director

Every collegiate soccer season comes with its own set of unique personalities, challenges, and successes. For Chico State head men÷s coach Felipe Restrepo, one early clue of what the 2019 season might have in store came at the team÷s annual preseason pool party hosted by Mikey he and his wife, Mandi. Hirsch “All the young guys were in the pool cannonballing each other, laughing and yelling and being goofy,‘ said Restrepo. ”I haven÷t had that in a while. It was refreshing.‘ Restrepo÷s squad is markedly younger than in year÷s past, featuring 17 freshmen and 20 who have yet to make their Chico State debut, out of a roster of 32. The Wildcats are coming off another tremendous season in which they flnished third in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, reached the CCAA Tournament for the third year in a row, and earned their fourth NCAA Championship Tournament berth in the past nine seasons, flnishing 13-6-1. Despite losing some key members of last season÷s squad, and the in‡ux of youth, the Wildcats aren÷t exactly short on experience. Mikey Hirsch, Ronan McEnroe, Justin Bethke, and Alex Fluitt are all redshirt seniors beginning their flfth year in the program. Redshirt juniors Cooper Renteria and Garrett Hogbin have put in three seasons apiece. Seniors Matt Haflzi and Samuel Licona are senior transfers in their second season in the program. And graduate transfer Joey Scotti played the last three years at California Baptist. ”What I think is really cool is we÷ve got a good bunch of guys who have really put their stamp on the program over the last few years,‘ said Restrepo. ”They÷ve all been to the NCAA Tournament. They÷ve done nothing but win. Now, we÷re asking them to be the stewards of the program and show the new guys the way and they are doing a terriflc job.‘ The in‡ux of youth has been both anxiety-inducing and exciting. ”There are some unknowns in places and we÷re trying to flnd ourselves a little bit,‘ said Restrepo. ”But it÷s also been a lot of fun. There÷s a lot of new talent and we÷re building an identity for ourselves.‘ Restrepo has relished the uptick in teachable moments. ”I flnd that those things flne-tune our culture and continue to grow our program.” The CCAA÷s coaches don÷t seem to expect a major drop off from the Wildcats this season. They are picked to flnish flfth in the preseason coaches÷ poll. The Wildcats have developed an impressive winning tradition, having put together eight consecutive winning

4 seasons and a .632 winning percentage during Restrepo÷s tenure, and winning percentage of .611 during their 56- year history. ”Our positive culture and leadership are our biggest drivers,‘ said Restrepo. ”I÷m talking about leadership from a standpoint of thinking bigger than soccer. We want to build up these young men to excel in the areas of family, community, and career. ”The goal is for these guys to be identifled as leaders. I want them getting job offers before they even graduate, which is what we÷ve been seeing. One of our alums, Russ(ell) Ellyson, just got into med school, and another, Chris Paolo, is applying to med school, which is something I÷m really proud of.‘ When the whistle sounds, make no mistake, Restrepo wants to see his Wildcats operating with precision on the pitch. That effort will start with the team÷s back line. Hogbin, a Third Team All-West Region performer last season, and Bethke, who will make his 39th consecutive start Thursday, anchor that unit. Scotti will join them, along with one of the following exciting options: sophomore returner DiAngelo Gleaves, Oxnard Community College transfer Servando Higuera, redshirt freshmen Diego Caballero and Donovan Jackson, and true freshman Ben Souza. Another true freshman, Garvin Brooks, will redshirt this year. They÷ll be the last line of defense before new goalkeeper Jose Paredes, a two-time First Team All-South Coast Conference selection while playing at Rio Hondo Community College. He redshirted last season behind CCAA Goalkeeper of the Year Damion Lewis. ”Jose has a lot of experience and he÷s a talented goalkeeper,‘ said Restrepo. ”He÷s waited patiently and he÷s excited to prove himself at this level.” Paredes will be backed up by a trio of freshmen: Luis Albarran, Marshall Herrman, and Bennett Fries. The midfleld will look much the same as it did in 2018. Regulars McEnroe (2018 honorable mention All-CCAA), Fluitt (2018 honorable mention All-CCAA), Haflzi, Licona, Hirsch, and Renteria are all back in the mix, ‡anked by sophomore Anais Mayo, redshirt freshman Alex Low, and true freshman Anthony Kaskie. Up top, the Wildcats are exciting but unproven. Speedy Sophomore Andrew Hazzard is the lone returning forward with experience. He÷s joined by freshmen Jacob Chong“wh o Restrepo calls a cross between two-time All- Region forward Jeremiah Egujie and two-time All-American Ferid Celosmanovic“Noah Ristovski, Noah Ross, Zeke Shull, and Ryan Jordan. “These guys are all goal scorers. They are all skilled in front of the net,” said Restrepo. “But they are getting their flrst taste of big-time college soccer and that÷s a learning curve.‘ Four more Wildcats“sophomore Juan Perez and freshmen Liam Duer ksen, Connor Gorrien, and Kris Brown“ have all sustained injuries in the buildup to the season and their status for the season is still to be determined. How the Wildcats will operate on the pitch this season is anybody÷s guess for now, though Restrepo believes the team has what it takes to make its fourth straight postseason appearance. In wins and losses, and during every practice, meeting, and road trip, there÷s much for the 2019 Wildcats to teach and learn. ”These guys are going to learn what it means to be part of a positive, successful culture“what it means to be a Wildcat,‘ said Restrepo. ”They÷re going to hear it from me for sure, but the beauty is that I÷m not teaching it on my own. The veterans and core leaders are helping teach the younger ones, and for me, that÷s a wonderful thing to witness.”

California Collegiate Athletic Association 2019 Men÷s Soccer Preseason Coaches Poll Team (1st-place votes) Pts 2018 Records Team (1st-place votes) Pts 2018 Records 1. Cal State LA (8) 140 15-3-3, 9-1-2 CCAA 8. Cal State San Marcos 70 8-7-2, 4-6-2 CCAA 2. Cal Poly Pomona (3) 129 17-7-0, 10-2-0 CCAA 9. San Francisco State 59 10-4-3, 7-3-2 CCAA 3. UC San Diego (1) 113 13-4-2, 7-3-2 CCAA 10. Cal State Monterey Bay 55 7-9-0, 5-7-0 CCAA 4. Cal State San Bernardino (1) 106 12-6-1, 8-3-1 CCAA 11. Humboldt State 42 7-8-2, 3-7-2 CCAA 5. Chico State 103 13-6-1, 9-3-0 CCAA 12. Stanislaus State 26 6-11-0, 2-10-0 CCAA 6. Sonoma State 80 4-10-3, 2-8-2 CCAA 13. Cal State East Bay 16 3-13-1, 1-10-1 CCAA 7. Cal State Dominguez Hills 75 4-13-1, 4-8-0 CCAA

5 Coaching Staff Head Coach Felipe Restrepo Felipe Restrepo is in his 12th year as Chico State÷s head men÷s soccer coach. Entering the 2019 campaign, Restrepo has guided the Wildcats to a 118-61-31 record and eight postseason appearances in his 11 seasons at the helm. Restrepo has led the ÷Cats to three California CollegiateAthletic Association (CCAA) North Division crowns and one NCAA West Region title while making eight trips to the conference championship tournament and four NCAA Championship Tournament appearances. Under Restrepo÷s tutelage, several Chico State men÷s soccer players have earned individual recognition, racking up a combined 57 postseason conference awards, 36 All-West Region selections, and seven All-America honors. Restrepo himself has been named the CCAA Coach of the Year in 2008, and the United Soccer Coaches÷ 2013 West Region Coach of the Year. Restrepo÷s Chico State teams have developed a reputation of being extremely difflcult to beat at home, compiling a 66-25-12 mark (an impressive .699 winning percentage) at University Soccer Stadium. FELIPE'S Restrepo led the Wildcats to a 13-6-1 record in 2018 and a third place CCAA FILE flnish. Chico State, ranked seventh in the West Region, earned berths to both the CCAA and NCAA Championship Tournaments. The 13 victories marked the sixth time Year School Record Restrepo has guided Chico State to double-digit wins in a season. 2008 Chico State 13-5-1 The 2018 Wildcats owned one of the top defenses in Division II, allowing just 11 2009 Chico State 8-8-4 goals on the season and ranking sixth in the nation in goals against average (.533). 2010 Chico State 15-7-0 Restrepo guided the ÷Cats to a 10-6-2 record in 2017, flnishing fourth in the CCAA 2011 Chico State 13-4-4 and earning a conference championship tournament berth. 2012 Chico State 9-3-6 On September 20, 2017, Restrepo posted his 100th career victory as Chico State head coach in the Wildcats÷ 2-0 win over Stanislaus State. 2013 Chico State 14-4-3 A flve-match winning streak helped the Restrepo-led Wildcats to an 8-6-3 flnish in 2014 Chico State 8-6-3 2016, placing fourth in the CCAA and earning a CCAA Championship Tournament 2015 Chico State 7-6-4 berth. 2016 Chico State 8-6-3 Restrepo oversaw a 7-6-4 record in 2015, and his 2014 Wildcat squad sported 2017 Chico State 10-6-2 an 8-6-3 overall mark, losing just once in its flnal flve matches. Chico State allowed 2018 Chico State 13-6-1 opponents only 14 goals on the season and ranked 17th in the nation in goals against Totals 118-61-31 (.636) average. Restrepo led the Wildcats to a 14-4-3 record in 2013 and a third place flnish in the ultra-competitive CCAA South Division. Chico State surged to the postseason by putting together a 10-match unbeaten streak, and won its opening round NCAA Championship Tournament game with a 1-0 blanking of regional rival Seattle Paciflc. The ÷Cats÷ defense flnished the year with the 10th-best goals against average in all of Division II men÷s soccer. In 2012, Restrepo guided the Wildcats to a 9-3-6 record and the program÷s third consecutive CCAA North Division title with an 8-1-5 conference mark. The ÷Cats went nearly two months without losing, boasting a 13-match unbeaten streak“matching the second-longest run in program hist ory. Restrepo steered the Wildcats to a 13-4-4 record in 2011, capturing the CCAA North Division crown and earning the West Region÷s No. 2 ranking. The ÷Cats reached theflnals of the CCAA Championship Tournament and made their second consecutive NCAA Championship Tournament appearance. In 2010, Chico State started the season by winning eight of its flrst nine matches to fuel a 15-7 overall record and an 11-5 conference mark, good for the flrst North Division crown of the Restrepo era. In the NCAA Championship Tournament, the Wildcats knocked off 17th-ranked Sonoma State and No. 7 Grand Canyon to capture the West Region title and reach the NCAA Championship quarterflnals. Chico State flnished the 2010 season ranked No. 8 in the USC national coaches÷ poll. Taking over the Chico State men÷s soccer program in 2008, Restrepo and the Wildcats made an immediate splash, winning six of seven matches to open the season and flnished with a 13-5-1 record, racking up the most wins by a Chico State men÷s soccer squad since 2003. The ÷Cats placed second in the CCAA North Division and were ranked No. 5 in the NCAA West Region, earning the program÷s flrst postseason appearance in flve years. Restrepo÷s 2009 squad posted an

6 Coaching Staff

8-8-4 record and flnished third in the CCAA North Division. Restrepo is the seventh men÷s soccer head coach in Chico State history and just the third since 1976. Prior to assuming the Wildcats÷ top spot, Restrepo spent seven seasons as the head assistant coach at UC Davis, helping lead the Aggies to a 70-49-15 record during a time when the school was making the challenging transition to Division I competition. The Aggies ranked among the nation÷s top 10 scoring teams in 2007, posting a 12-5-3 record to earn an NCAA Championship Tournament berth in the program÷s flrst season as a Division I postseason-eligible program. Restrepo÷s flrst two seasons at UC Davis were the school÷s flnal two years as a member of Chico State÷s current conference, the CCAA. Over those two seasons, Restrepo helped lead the Aggies to a 26-12-2 record and a pair of top-flve regional rankings. Before arriving at UC Davis, Restrepo spent three years as an assistant coach at Cal State Monterey Bay. During his tenure, the Otters made two conference tournament appearances and earned a berth in the conference title game. Restrepo was the head coach of the York High School varsity boy÷s soccer team from 1998–2000 and earned Mountain Trail Athletic League Coach of the Year honors in 2000. He also served as the head coach for a Felipe Restrepo ranks second in number of club teams in Davis and led the under-17 Davis Legacy Gunners career coaching wins with 118. boy÷s team to the state flnal in 2007. As a midflelder for UC Davis, Restrepo was a four-year letterwinner, starting 52 of his flnal 55 games for the Aggies, and during his junior year was a Second Team All-Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) selection. Restrepo received his bachelor÷s degree in human development at UC Davis in 1998, and a master÷s in multicultural education at Cal State Monterey Bay in 2001. Restrepo earned his doctorate in social organization and educational policy through UC Davis in 2014. Restrepo and his wife, Mandi, have a son, Diego, and a daughter, Eliana. We’re fans of hustle, teamwork and making things happen.

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8 Coaching Staff Austin Swartz—Assistant Coach There÷s a new presence on the Chico State sidelines this season, as Austin Swartz joins the Wildcats÷ coaching staff. Swartz brings an impressive coaching resume to University Soccer Stadium. Before coming to Chico, he spent the 2017 and 2018 seasons as an assistant coach at Division I Sacramento State, and from 2015–16 was the head assistant coach at Humboldt State. Swartz has also coached at the club level for several years, logging a lengthy stint with the Mad River United Soccer Club in McKinleyville, and most recently serving as head coach of the Folsom Lake Earthquakes. As a player, Swartz was a prep standout at Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs, where he earned All-Sierra Valley Conference honors. The Sacramento native played a year at American River College before becoming an All-California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) performer at Humboldt State. A team captain during his senior year, Swartz helped lead the Lumberjacks to an 8-1-1 record to begin the 2014 campaign“ the most successful season start in the program÷s history. Swartz earned bachelor÷s degrees in history and philosophy from Humboldt State in 2014. He is currently working toward his master÷s degree in coaching and athletic administration.

Len Findlay—Assistant Coach Len Findlay, a veteran with over two decades of coaching experience, is in his flfth year as part of the Chico State men÷s soccer coaching staff. He has played a key role in the Wildcats reaching postseason play in each of the last three seasons. Findlay, who spent three seasons (1991—93) as a goalkeeper for Chico State, is actually in his second stint as a coach for the Wildcats, having previously served as an assistant for both the men÷s and women÷s soccer teams in 1994—95. Findlay has logged several years coaching high school and college soccer throughout the North State. He landed his flrst head coaching job at Orland High School in 1995, spent 10 seasons (1996—2005) leading the Butte College women÷s soccer program, while twice assuming head coaching duties (1999—2000, 2012—13) at Durham High School. Findlay has served as a coaching instructor for the California Youth Soccer Association/US Soccer Federation. Besides tending goal for Chico State, Findlay also played professionally, spending three years with the Chico Rooks (1993—95) and three seasons in England for Hull CityAFC. Findlay has lent his multi-subject teaching skills to several Butte County institutions, including Butte College, Durham High School and Intermediate School, Oroville Adult Education, and the Chico Unifled School District.

Nick Lopez—Graduate Assistant Coach The newest addition to the Chico State coaching staff is a very familiar name to North State soccer fans. Chico native Nick Lopez, fresh off of wrapping up his college career with the Wildcats, joins Felipe Restrepo on the University Soccer Field sidelines in 2019. Lopez makes the transition from player to coach after spending two seasons as defender and midflelder for Chico State, helping the Wildcats reach the CCAA Championship Tournament in back-to-back years, and an NCAA Championship Tournament appearance in 2018. Lopez transferred to Chico following two seasons at West Valley College in Saratoga, where he led the Vikings to consecutive Coast Conference North championships. A two-time All-CCN recipient, Lopez was named the conference÷s Defender of the Year in 2015. A 2013 graduate of Chico÷s Pleasant Valley High School, Lopez was an All-Eastern Athletic League selection and was instrumental in the Vikings winning the 2013 EAL championship. In addition to being part of the Chico State coaching staff, Lopez is beginning his second year as head coach for his high school alma mater. In just his flrst season at the helm, Lopez guided Pleasant Valley to the 2018—19 CIF North Section Division I championship match, and the Northern California Division IV Regional semiflnals. Lopez earned his bachelor÷s degree in kinesiology from Chico State in 2019, where he is currently working toward his master÷s degree in kinesiology.

9 Returning Players

Mikey DiAngelo

M/F > Sr DEF > So #2 #3 Appeared in all 20 Wildcat matches in 2018…Scored Appeared in 11 matches as a true freshman in 2018… lone goal of the season October 14 vs. Humboldt Dished out one assist on the season September 16 State…Posted two assists in nine matches in 2017… vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills…Pre-Chico Days: Notched one goal and one assist for the ÷Cats in 2016… A 2018 graduate of Leadership Public School in First career Wildcat goal came in a 4-1 win October 16, Richmond…Also attended Richmond÷s Salesian College 2016 vs. Cal State East Bay…Redshirted in 2015… Preparatory…Personal: Born August 18, 2000 in San Two-time CCAA All-Academic Award winner…Pre-Chico Francisco…Son of Ronald Gleaves and Dedria Smith… Days: A 2015 graduate of Pleasant Grove High School Has three siblings: Maxine, Clinton, and Tyrell…Sports in Elk Grove…Two-time All-Delta League selection… hero is Pelé…Biggest sports thrill was representing the Personal: Born March 1, 1997 in Seattle…Son of Todd U.S. in the 2016 Futsal World Cup…Enjoys dirt biking… and Marya…Has one older sibling, Marika…Majoring in Best advice ever received: “Champions take chances”… business information systems. Majoring in civil engineering. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Andrew Ronan

F/M > So MID > Sr #5 #7 Appeared in 14 matches as a true freshman in 2018… All-CCAA Honorable Mention in 2018…Started all Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of West Torrance 20 Wildcat matches, contributing two goals and one High School in Torrance…Helped lead Warriors to a pair assist…Played in all 18 Wildcats matches in 2017… of Pioneer League titles…Two-time First Team All-PL Appeared in three matches in 2016…Redshirted selection and named the league÷s Offensive Player of in 2015…Earned CCAA Fall All-Academic honors the Year as a senior…Also lettered in track and cross in 2017…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of country…Was a member of three CIF South Section Bakersfleld÷s Liberty High School…All-Southwest championship cross country teams and the Yosemite League Defensive MVP as a 2018 state championship squad…Personal: senior…Personal: Born January 26, 1997 in Born September 21, 1999 in Torrance…Son of Bakersfleld…Son of James and Toni-Ann… Steve and Teri…Has two older siblings, Matt Has four siblings: Damon, Ethan, Julian, and and Erica…Business administration major. 10 Etienne…Majoring in animal science. Returning Players

Matt Juan

MID > Sr F/M > So #8 #9 Scored two goals and doled out one assist for the ÷Cats Redshirted last season…Appeared in 12 matches for in 2018…Posted flrst goal of his Chico State career the Wildcats as a true freshman in 2017, posting one September 16 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills…Netted assist October 15, 2017 vs. Cal State San Bernardino… winning goal in the Wildcats÷ 1-0 victory October 17 Pre-Chico Days: A 2017 graduate of Jesse Bethel High vs. Stanislaus State…Pre-Chico Days: Played two School in Vallejo…Earned four varsity letters…Helped seasons at Las Positas College in Livermore…First lead the Jaguars to the flrst league championship and Team All-Coast Conference North selection in 2017…A postseason win in the school÷s history…Scored 18 goals 2015 graduate of College Park High School in Pleasant to earn 2017 Solano County Athletic Conference Player Hill…Helped lead Falcons to the 2014—15 Diablo Valley of the Year honors…First Team All-SCAC in 2016… League title…Personal: Born October 28, 1997 in Personal: Born December 27, 1998 in Vallejo…Son of Mission Hills…Son of Allen and Carol…Has two siblings, Juan and Juanita…Has three younger siblings: Diana, Chris and Owen…Majoring in business administration. Jazmine, and Christian…Kinesiology major. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Samuel Cooper

MID > Sr MID > Jr #10 #11 Started 10 of the Wildcats÷ 20 matches in 2018, Scored two goals and added one assist in 18 matches producing two goals and one assist…First career last season…Netted flrst goal of his Wildcats career Chico State goal was a double-overtime match winner September 5 vs. Concordia (Ore.)…Appeared in three September 21 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay…Earned matches for the ÷Cats in 2017…Redshirted in 2016… 2017–18 CCAA All-Academic honors…Pre-Chico Days: Pre-Chico Days: A 2016 graduate of Jesuit High Played two seasons for College of the Redwoods in School in Sacramento…Two-year letterwinner…All- Eureka…Redshirted at Humboldt State in 2015…A 2015 Delta Valley Conference and All-City selection in graduate of Fortuna High School…Personal: 2015…Personal: Born February 5, 1999 Born March 17, 1997 in Fortuna…Son of Jose in Sacramento…Son of Rod and Julie… Cabrera Licona and Concepcion Alvarado… Has two older siblings, Rodney and Jillian… Has one younger brother, Cristofer…Hopes Enjoys playing video games…Majoring in to someday travel the world…Spanish major. 11 business administration. Returning Players

Garrett Anais

DEF > Jr MID > So #13 #17 All-CCAA Honorable Mention and Third Team All-West Appeared in four matches for the Wildcats last season… Region in 2018…Ranked second on the Wildcats with Redshirted in 2017…Earned 2017–18 CCAA All- four goals and nine points…Netted his flrst goal of the Academic honors…Pre-Chico Days: A 2017 graduate season with one second left in regulation September 21 of Clovis West High School in Fresno…Earned three vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, forcing overtime in a match varsity letters…Named to 2017 Fresno Bee All-Star won by Chico State 2-1…Redshirted in 2017…Started High School Boys Soccer Team as a senior…Played 13 of 15 matches as a true freshman in 2016…Pre- in the Olympic Development Program for two years in Chico Days: A 2016 graduate of Capistrano Valley High Georgia and as part of the Player Development Program School in Mission Viejo…First Team All-South Coast in California in 2016–17…Captain of the 2017 National League selection…Personal: Born April 8, 1998 in Premier League soccer champions…Personal: Born Mission Viejo…Son of Randall and Leslie…Has an older July 19, 1999 in Berkeley…Son of Timothy and Sheila… sister, Makenzie…Majoring in business administration. Majoring in legal studies…Plans to become a lawyer. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Justin Alex

DEF > Sr MID > Sr #21 #27 Started all 20 matches for the Wildcats last season, Fifth year in the Wildcats÷ program…Started all 20 delivering two goals and three assists…Posted four Chico State matches in 2018, tying for team lead with goals and one assist to earn All-CCAA Honorable four assists…Appeared in 13 matches in 2017…Led Mention in 2017…Scored flrst career Chico State goal the ÷Cats with flve assists in 2016, earningAll-CCAA September 29, 2017 vs. Humboldt State…Notched one Honorable Mention…Redshirted in 2015…Pre-Chico assist for the ÷Cats in 17 matches in 2016…Redshirted Days: A 2015 graduate of Benicia High School…Two- in 2015…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of Oak time First Team All-Sonoma County Athletic Conference Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills…Earned selection…A member of the San Jose All-Delta River League honors in 2013… Earthquakes Academy team in 2014 and Personal: Born July 24, 1996 in El Dorado 2015…Personal: Born April 3, 1997 in Hills…Son of Dave and Cheryl…Has one older Vallejo…Son of Mike and Kelly…Majoring in sister, Kristina…Business administration major. 12 environmental science. Wildcat Newcomers

#1 Jose <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< GK > Jr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: Played two seasons for Rio Hondo College in Whittier…First Team All-South Coast Conference in 2016 and 2017…Team MVP as a freshman…A 2016 graduate of El Monte High School…Helped lead the Lions to the 2015 Mission Valley League championship…Earned First Team All-MVL honors in 2013…Also lettered in football…Personal: Born March 6, 1998 in Sonora, Mexico…Son of Luciano Flores and Justa Cesena…Biggest sports thrill was winning MVP award and First Team All- Conference as a high school freshman…Enjoys dancing, going to the beach, and spending titimeme withwith family…Majoringfamily… in business administration.

#4 Servando >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> D/M > Jr Transfer from Oxnard College…Pre-Chico Days: Played two seasons for the Condors…First Team All-Western State Conference selection…A 2016 graduate of Hueneme High School in Oxnard…Helped lead the Vikings to the Paciflc View League championship as a senior… Personal: Born June 19, 1998 in Ventura…Son of Sergio Higuera and Aracely Gutierrez… Has three older siblings: Sergio, Cinthia, and Saul…Sports hero is Cristiano Ronaldo…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a last-minute goal…Biggest non-sports thrill is jumping off a cliff… Enjoys hiking…Says the best things about Chico are the people and the community…Hopes to someday visit Spain…Majoring in business administration.

#6 Alex <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< M/F > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Roosevelt High School in Seattle, Washington…Helped lead Roughriders to the 3A state championship in 2017 and state and district runner-up in 2018…Also competed in cross country, basketball, and hockey… Personal: Born April 25, 2000 in Greenback, Washington…Son of Gilman Low and Julie Buktenica…Has one older brother, Ethan…Biggest sports thrill is the adrenaline rush after scoring a goal…Enjoys spending time with his dog, Lizzie…Says the best thing about Chico is the trees…Hopes to someday bike around the Alps and the Pyrenees…Always wears a hheadbandeadband dduringuring a match…Majoring in exercise physiology.

#12 Anthony >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MID > Fr One of 11 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Palo Verde High School in Las Vegas, Nevada…Earned three varsity letters…Captained the Panthers as a senior and was named the team÷s MVP…Personal: Born January 10, 2001 in Las Vegas…Son of Brian and Mary…Has two sisters, Lauren (a former professional women÷s soccer player) and Paige…Sports hero is Belgian football star Eden Hazard…Biggest sports thrill is scoring…Enjoys FIFA, movies, and spending time with friends…Says the best thing about Chico is ”it÷s a small town, easy to navigate‘…Wants to someday go skydiving…Wants to meet Lionel Messi…Majoring in business administration.

#14 Diego <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Hueneme High School in Oxnard… Twice named All-State, All-Region and Second Team All-America by Top Drawer Soccer… Earned All-County and All-Paciflc View League honors three times…PVL Defensive Player of the Year in 2016 and 2017…2017 Ventura County Star Player of the Year…Captained Cal South÷s Olympic Development Team to regional and national championships in 2017… Inducted into the Ventura County Sports Hall of Fame…Personal: Born February 12, 2000 in Oxnard…Son of Huber and Maria…Has two younger siblings, Janely and Fabian…Majoring in bbusinessusiness aadministration.dminis

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#15 Noah <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr One of 11 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Redondo Union High School in Redondo Beach…Earned four varsity letters…Helped lead Sea Hawks to the 2016–17 Bay League title…Daily Breeze Second Team All-Area selection as a senior…Named team÷s Offensive Player of the Year three times and MVP in 2018—19…Scored flve goals in a match January 13, 2017 vs. Inglewood High School…Personal: Born August 1, 2000 in Redondo Beach…Son of Pete and Debbie…Has two younger siblings, Eli and Logan…Enjoys wakeboarding and going to the beach…Says the best thing about Chico is meeting new people…Majoringpeople…Majoring in criminal justice.

#16 Jacob >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FWD > Fr Redshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad…Earned three varsity letters…Helped lead the Mavericks to a pair of Avocado West League titles and the 2015–16 CIF San Diego Section Division I championship… Personal: Born January 3, 2000 in San Diego…Son of Wes and Chris…Has one older brother, Nathan…Sports hero is Cristiano Ronaldo…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a last- minute goal in the 2018 CIF high school playoffs against rival school Torrey Pines…Enjoys going to the gym…Says the best thing about Chico is the WREC…Always tries to push himself harder than the day before…Majoring in business administration.

#18 Noah <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr One of 11 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Rodriguez High School in Fairfleld…Earned four varsity letters, scoring 51 goals in his prep career…Helped lead the Mustangs to the 2018–19 Monticello Empire League crown…Two- time First Team All-MEL selection…Named the league÷s Offensive Player of the Year as a junior…Also lettered in football…Personal: Born February 22, 2001 in San Francisco…Son of John and Stephanie…Has two siblings, Gianna and Gianfranco…Enjoys riding bikes and playing video games…Hopes to someday start his own business and establish a brand… MMajoringajoring inin businessbusine administration.

#19 Joey >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DEF > Sr Transfer from California Baptist University…Pre-Chico Days: Played three seasons for the Lancers…Part of the Cal Baptist team that won the 2017 Paciflc West Conference, reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, and ranked No. 6 in the nation…A 2016 graduate of Granite Bay High School…Helped lead the Grizzlies to back-to-back undefeated regular seasons and a pair of Sierra Foothill League titles…Two-time captain and team MVP…First Team All-SFL selection…Personal: Born April 21, 1998 in Carmichael…Son of Eric and Julie…Has one older brother, Dominic, who played soccer at Wake Forest and Sacramento State…Currently pursuing a master÷s degree in business with an emphasis in project management.ment.

#20 Ryan <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr One of 11 true freshmen for the ÷Cats this season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Soquel High School…Helped lead the Knights to back-to-back Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League titles…Scored 59 goals in his three varsity seasons…Named SCCAL co-MVP and earned Top Draw Soccer National High School All-America honors as a senior…Twice named the league÷s Forward of the Year…Also lettered in volleyball…Personal: Born July 20, 2001 in Bear Valley…Son of Mike and Pam…Has one older sibling, Malea…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a last-minute goal…Would travel if money were no object…Hates sushi…Kinesiology mamajorjor.

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#22 Zeke <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr One of 13 new Wildcat players in 2019…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Boulder Creek High School in Anthem, Arizona…Earned three varsity letters playing for the Jaguars…Top district scorer in both his junior and senior years…First Team All-District selection in 2018… Personal: Born September 22, 2000 in Liberty, Missouri…Son of Brad and Lisa…Has three siblings: Zach, Zane, and Lily…Biggest sports thrill was scoring the opening goal in his flrst varsity high school game…Enjoys science and playing video games…Says the best thing about Chico is the scenery…Hopes to someday play in a professional soccer match…Best aadvicedvice ever received:receiv ”Just be accountable‘…Majoring in business administration.

#23 Donovan >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DEF > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2017 graduate of Pleasant Valley High School in Chico…Helped lead Vikings to four consecutive Eastern Athletic League titles and four North Section championships…Two-time All-EAL selection…Also earned three varsity letters in track, twice earning All-EAL honors…Personal: Born May 23, 1999 in Chico…Son of Sterling and Pam…Has two siblings, Dominique and Dante…Biggest sports thrill is never losing a soccer match in high school…Enjoys skiing, watching TV, and playing with his dogs…Admits to being a very picky eater…Would build a mansion for his dogs if money were no object…Majoring in liberal studies…Plans a career as an elementary school teacher.

#24 Luis <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< GK > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of San Luis Obispo High School… Collected two varsity letters…Helped lead the Tigers to a pair of PAC 8 championships… Earned scholar-athlete honors…Personal: Born June 10, 2000 in San Luis Obispo…Son of Jose and Maria…Has two siblings, Andrea and Diego…Sports hero is former Spanish football great Victor Valdés…Biggest sports thrill is last season÷s back-to-back Wildcat victories over UC San Diego…Enjoys video games…Hopes to go skydiving someday…Majoring in mechanical engineering…Wants to eventually work for Tesla.

#25 Marshall >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> GK > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Ponderosa High School in Shingle Springs and Nebraska University Online…Multi-letterwinner in soccer, football and basketball…Spent senior year of high school in Spain as a member of Marbella United FC, a U.S. College Soccer and European Pro Prep Soccer Academy…Personal: Born December 16, 1999 in Pollock Pines…Son of Jim and Christina…Has two sisters, Alyssa (a goalkeeper for the Stanislaus State women÷s soccer team) and Cassandra (a midflelder at Cal State Bakersfleld)…Enjoys spending time with family and friends…Hopes to someday go to the World Cup…Majoring in business administration.

#26 Ben <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr One of 11 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of El Camino High School in Oceanside…Earned four varsity letters…First Team All-Avocado East League selection as a senior…Personal: Born November 14, 2000 in Escondido…Son of Brad and Kendra…Has three siblings: Bella, Sam, and Molly…Sports hero is LA Galaxy striker Zlatan Ibrahimovič…Biggest sports thrill is watching European soccer games…Biggest non-sports thrill is snowboarding…Enjoys hiking and surflng…Says the best thing about Chico is the community…Hopes to someday go skydiving…Biology major…Plans to continue his education iinn medicalmedical school.school

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#29 Garvin <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr One of 11 true freshmen for the ÷Cats this season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Vacaville High School…Earned three varsity letters playing for the Bulldogs…Twice earned First Team All-Monticello Empire League honors…Named the MEL Defensive Player of the Year as a senior…Second Team All-MEL in 2016—17…Served as teamcaptain in his junior and senior seasons…Personal: Born June 21, 2001 in Vallejo…Son of Garvin and Sara… Has one older sibling, Somalia…Biggest sports thrill is winning the Dallas Cup playing for the Sacramento Republic Football Club…Best advice ever received: “Seize your moment”… MMajoringajoring inin biologicalbiolog science.

#30 Liam >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MID > Fr One of 11 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of San Clemente High School…Starred for four seasons competing in the Pateadores Academy…Personal: Born January 23, 2001 in Missoula, Montana…Son of Aaron and Betsy (a former women÷s head coach at Seattle University and the University of Montana)…Has two older siblings, Justice (a former men÷s soccer player at Seattle University) and Lake…Sports hero is Christian Ronaldo…Biggest sports thrill is wakeboarding…Enjoys surflng…Hopes to someday go skydiving…Best advice ever received: “You gotta want it more than you breathe”…Has played soccer in Germany…Majoring in business administration.

#31 Connor <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr One of 11 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Santa Margarita High School in Rancho Santa Margarita…Earned three varsity letters playing for the Eagles…Captained the team as a senior…First Team All-Trinity League selection…Named to All-Orange County team in 2018–19…Personal: Born May 18, 2001 in Ladera Ranch…Son of Patrick and Annie…Has one older brother, Jack…Sports hero is Babe Ruth…Biggest non- sports thrill is listening to Kanye West…Enjoys cooking…Says the best thing about Chico is his teammates…Hopes to someday go skydiving…Is a good ping-pong player…Would travel if monemoneyy were no object…Communicationo studies major.

#34 Kris >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> F/M > Fr One of 11 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of McClatchy High School in Sacramento…Earned four varsity letters…Helped lead the Lions to four straight Metropolitan League titles and to the 2018 Sac-Joaquin Section Division I flnals… Personal: Born October 10, 2000 in Sacramento…Son of Steffan and Carmel…Has one older sister, Katie…Sports hero is French professional football legend Thierry Henry…Biggest sports thrill was scoring the game-winning goal in the last minute of a high school playoff game… Enjoys eating and playing video games…Hopes to skydive someday…Majoring in business administration.

#35 Bennett <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< GK > Fr One of 11 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo…Earned four varsity letters tending goal for the Pirates…All- Marin County Athletic League selection and team MVP as a sophomore, junior and senior… Personal: Born October 12, 1999 in San Anselmo…Son of Glen and Lesley…Has two older sisters, Ella and Eva…Sports hero is Colorado Rapids and US National Team goalkeeper Tim Howard…Enjoys producing music and playing video games…Best advice ever received: “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail”…Always drinks a yerba mate before a game… UUndecidedndecided on a majorm .

17 2018 Results

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (13-6-1) (9-2-0) (4-2-1) (0-2-0) CONFERENCE...... (9-3-0) (5-1-0) (4-2-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (4-3-1) (4-1-0) (0-0-1) (0-2-0)

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att Goals scored (assists) ------Aug 30, 2018 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 311 EGUJIE, Jeremiah (unassisted) EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Hafizi) Sep 01, 2018 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 0-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 278 - Sep 05, 2018 CONCORDIA (OREGON) W 2-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 103 RENTERIA, Cooper (Bethke) McENROE, Ronan (Zecena) Sep 09, 2018 at Fresno Pacific T 2-2 2OT 2-1-1 0-0-0 417 EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Bethke) EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Zecena) Sep 14, 2018 CAL STATE LA* L 0-1 2-2-1 0-1-0 469 - Sep 16, 2018 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 2-0 3-2-1 1-1-0 326 HAFIZI, Matt (unassisted) McENROE, Ronan (Roman, Gleaves) Sep 21, 2018 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 2-1 2OT 4-2-1 2-1-0 377 HOGBIN, Garrett (Zecena) LICONA, Samuel (Renteria) Sep 23, 2018 at Cal State East Bay* W 2-0 5-2-1 3-1-0 150 RENTERIA, Cooper (unassisted) TEAM GOAL Sep 28, 2018 at CSU San Bernardino* W 2-1 6-2-1 4-1-0 169 HOGBIN, Garrett (Zecena) EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Fluitt) Sep 30, 2018 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-1 6-3-1 4-2-0 278 - Oct 07, 2018 UC SANTA CRUZ W 2-0 7-3-1 4-2-0 215 EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Fluitt, Roman) LICONA, Samuel (Hogbin, Zecena) Oct 12, 2018 SONOMA STATE* W 1-0 8-3-1 5-2-0 339 EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Schroeder) Oct 14, 2018 HUMBOLDT STATE* W 2-0 9-3-1 6-2-0 231 HIRSCH, Michael (McEnroe) EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Belda) Oct 17, 2018 at Stanislaus State* W 1-0 10-3-1 7-2-0 402 HAFIZI, Matt (Licona) Oct 21, 2018 at San Francisco State* L 0-1 OT 10-4-1 7-3-0 262 - Oct 25, 2018 CAL STATE SAN MARCOS* W 1-0 11-4-1 8-3-0 482 EGUJIE, Jeremiah (Bethke, Schroeder) Oct 27, 2018 UC SAN DIEGO* W 2-0 12-4-1 9-3-0 512 BETHKE, Justin (Egujie) HOGBIN, Garrett (Roman) Oct 30, 2018 UC SAN DIEGO^ W 2-0 13-4-1 9-3-0 253 ROMAN, Fabian (Egujie, Fluitt) BETHKE, Justin (Roman) Nov 02, 2018 vs Cal State LA^ L 0-1 2OT 13-5-1 9-3-0 196 - Nov 08, 2018 vs Cal State LA# L 1-2 13-6-1 9-3-0 113 HOGBIN,Garrett (Fluitt)

* California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) match ^ CCAA Championship Tournament match # NCAA Championship Tournament match

18 2018 Men's Final Statistics

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT ------9 Egujie, Jeremiah 19-19 1228 9 2 20 51 .176 28 .549 5 1-2 22 Hogbin, Garrett 20-20 1795 4 1 9 11 .364 9 .818 0 1-1 21 Bethke, Justin 20-20 1808 2 3 7 18 .111 8 .444 1 0-0 10 Roman, Fabian 19-14 806 1 4 6 14 .071 7 .500 1 0-0 7 McEnroe, Ronan 20-20 1630 2 1 5 11 .182 5 .455 0 0-0 11 Renteria, Cooper 18-2 634 2 1 5 21 .095 10 .476 2 0-0 16 Hafizi, Matt 20-1 766 2 1 5 11 .182 4 .364 2 0-0 28 Licona, Samuel 20-10 1202 2 1 5 9 .222 4 .444 1 0-0 15 Zecena, Eddie 20-14 1438 0 4 4 15 .000 4 .267 0 0-0 27 Fluitt, Alex 20-20 1167 0 4 4 23 .000 3 .130 0 0-0 2 Hirsch, Michael 20-0 818 1 0 2 18 .056 4 .222 1 0-0 5 Schroeder, Esten 20-20 1063 0 2 2 16 .000 8 .500 0 0-0 3 Gleaves, DiAngelo 11-0 347 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 12 Belda, Joshua 20-19 1490 0 1 1 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 8 Hazzard, Andrew 14-0 248 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Cueva, Coby 16-8 913 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 14 Adeyeye, Daniel 5-0 79 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Mayo, Anais 4-0 54 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 18 Caro, Ryan 16-13 1029 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 29 Lopez, Nick 5-0 62 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 Team 1 Totals 20 - 26 26 76 235 .106 99 .421 13 2-3 Opponents 20 - 11 10 32 189 .058 77 .407 6 1-3 Goalkeepers GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T Sho. ------1 Dennison, Luke 2-1 135:00 2 1.33 4 .667 0 1 0 0 25 Lewis, Damion 19-19 1722:47 9 0.47 61 .871 13 5 1 10 Totals 20 1857:47 11 0.53 65 .855 13 6 1 10 Opponents 20 1857:47 26 1.26 74 .740 6 13 1 5

OVERALL CONFERENCE GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State.... 16 9 0 1 26 Chico State..... 9 5 0 1 15 Opponents...... 4 5 1 1 11 Opponents...... 0 4 1 0 5

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State... 96 132 6 1 235 Chico State... 56 90 2 1 149 Opponents..... 82 100 5 2 189 Opponents...... 57 59 1 0 117

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State.... 29 33 2 1 65 Chico State..... 22 23 0 0 45 Opponents...... 33 39 2 0 74 Opponents...... 19 30 1 0 50

19 Offensive Player of the Year: Danny Ortiz, Cal State San Bernardino Defensive Player of the Year: Aydan Bowers, San Francisco State Goalkeeper of the Year: Damion Lewis, Chico State Freshman of the Year: Eddie Zecena, Chico State Newcomer of the Year: Daniel Simonis, Cal State LA Coach of the Year: Darren Leslie, Cal State San Bernardino

2018 Men's Final Standings CCAA LEADERS Conference Overall Points Gls. Asts. Pts. W L T Pts W L T Pct Danny Ortiz, CSUSB 11 14 36 Cal Poly Pomona*^# 10 2 0 30 17 7 0 .708 Robin Lindahl, CSULA 12 4 28 Cal State LA*$^ 9 1 2 29 15 3 3 .786 Sebastian Santos, SSU 10 3 23 Chico State*^ 9 3 0 27 13 6 1 .675 Jeremiah Egujie, Chico State 9 2 20 CSU San Bernardino* 8 3 1 25 12 6 1 .658 Daniel Simonis, CSULA 7 6 20 San Francisco State* 7 3 2 23 10 4 3 .676 UC San Diego* 7 3 2 23 13 4 2 .737 Goals GP No. Avg. CSU Monterey Bay 5 7 0 15 7 9 0 .438 Robin Lindahl, CSULA 21 12 0.57 Cal State San Marcos 4 6 2 14 8 7 2 .529 Danny Ortiz, CSUSB 19 11 0.58 CSU Dominguez Hills 4 8 0 12 4 13 1 .250 Sebastian Santos, SSU 17 10 0.59 Humboldt State 3 7 2 11 7 8 2 .471 Jeremiah Egujie, Chico State 19 9 0.47 Sonoma State 2 8 2 8 4 10 3 .324 Jimmie Villalobos, CPP 21 9 0.43 Stanislaus State 2 10 0 6 6 11 0 .353 Cal State East Bay 1 10 1 4 3 13 1 .206 Assists GP No. Avg. Danny Ortiz, CSUSB 19 14 0.74 CCAA wins are worth three (3) points; ties are worth one (1) point. Walmer Martinez, CSUMB 16 9 0.56 * CCAA Championionship Tournament participant Antonio Ordonez, CSUMB 14 9 0.64 $ CCAA Tournament Champion Cyro Oliveira, CPP 21 8 0.38 ^ NCAA Division II Championship Tournament participant David Elizaga, CSULA 17 7 0.41 # NCAA Championship Tournament West Region winner Shots GP No. Avg. CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Luis Mendoza, SSU 17 76 4.47 Danny Ortiz, CSUSB 19 61 3.21 First Round, Oct. 31 (at campus sites) No. 5 Cal State San Bernardino 2, No. 4 San Francisco State 0 Jimmie Villalobos, CPP 21 61 2.90 No. 3 Chico State 2, No. 6 UC San Diego 0 Jeremiah Egujie, Chico State 19 51 2.68 1R&DO3RO\3RPRQDDQG1R&DO6WDWH/$HDUQHGÀUVWURXQGE\HV Sebastian Santos, SSU 17 47 2.76 Semiflnals, Nov. 2 (at UC San Diego) Saves GP No. Avg. Cal State LA 1, Chico State 0 (2 OT) Bryan Hernandez, HSU 13 93 7.15 Cal Poly Pomona 1, Cal State San Bernardino 0 Jakob Hansen, CPP 22 70 3.18 Justin Tesar, CSUSM 16 65 4.06 Championship, Nov. 4 (at UC San Diego) Alexander Brems, CSULA 21 63 3.00 Cal State LA 2, Cal Poly Pomona 0 Damion Lewis, Chico State 19 61 3.21

First Team All-CCAA Second Team All-CCAA F Jeremiah Egujie...... Chico State F Gus Baxter...... Humboldt State F Leonardo Nogueira ...... Cal State LA F Robin Lindahl...... Cal State LA F Danny Ortiz...... Cal State San Bernardino F Sebastian Santos ...... Sonoma State MF Tim Kleflsch ...... Cal State LA MF D'Morea Alewine ...... Cal State Dominguez Hills MF Cyro Oliveira...... Cal Poly Pomona MF Luis Lopez ...... Cal State Monterey Bay MF Fabian Roman ...... Cal State San Bernardino MF Matt Merrill ...... UC San Diego MF Jimmie Villalobos...... Cal Poly Pomona MF Eddie Zecena ...... Chico State D Morten Bjoershol ...... Cal State LA D Andres Aguirre ...... Cal State San Bernardino D Aydan Bowers ...... San Francisco State D Antonio Rosas ...... Cal State LA D Nadeer Ghantous ...... Cal Poly Pomona D Kelvin Uribe ...... UC San Diego GK Damion Lewis ...... Chico State GK Alexander Brems...... Cal State LA

Chico State All-CCAA Honorable Mention MF“Ronan McEnroe D“Garrett Hogbin 20 Coaching Records All-Time Chronology Overall Conference Chico State Men's Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct W L T Pct Conference Nels Bengtsson (1963) 1 0 3 0 .000 ------Championships Charles Johnson (1964) 1 3 3 0 .500 ------Wayne McDuffle (1965—66) 2 1 14 0 .067 0 7 0 .000 1969 FWC 1970 FWC Don Batie (1967—74, 76—95) 28 326 153 45 .665 181 68 21 .709 1971 FWC Bob Russ (1975) 1 9 3 1 .731 3 2 0 .600 1972 FWC Mike O'Malley (1996—2007) 12 117 113 11 .508 85 76 9 .526 1973 FWC 1974 FWC Felipe Restrepo (2008—18) 11 118 61 31 .636 87 42 22 .649 1976 FWC Totals 1963–2018 56 574 350 88 .611 356 195 52 .633 1977 FWC 1980 FWC WCISL - West Coast Intercollegiate Soccer League (1966—68) 1981 FWC FWC - Far Western Conference (1969—81) 1982 NCAC 1985 NCAC NCAC - Northern California Athletic Conference (1982—97) 1986 NCAC CCAA - California Collegiate Athletic Association (1998—present) 1992 NCAC 2003 CCAA Year-By-Year Overall Conference Overall Conference Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. GF GA Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. GF GA 1963 Nels Bengtsson 0 3 0 .000 - - - .000 2 11 1992 Don Batie 13 7 1 .643 12 1 1 .893 43 28 1964 Charles Johnson 3 3 0 .500 - - - .000 5 9 1993 Don Batie 11 8 1 .575 9 5 0 .643 31 26 1965 Wayne McDuffle 0 6 0 .000 - - - .000 4 28 1994 Don Batie 10 10 0 .500 8 6 0 .571 45 43 1966 Wayne McDuffle 1 8 0 .111 0 7 0 .000 9 35 1995 Don Batie 11 7 2 .600 8 4 2 .643 37 21 1967 Don Batie 2 4 2 .375 2 4 2 .375 8 18 1996 Mike O'Malley 11 8 1 .575 8 5 1 .607 40 30 1968 Don Batie 7 2 1 .750 4 1 1 .750 31 17 1997 Mike O'Malley 10 9 0 .526 9 5 0 .643 32 36 1969 Don Batie 9 3 1 .731 5 1 0 .833 29 14 1998 Mike O'Malley 13 6 1 .675 11 3 0 .786 46 25 1970 Don Batie 13 2 0 .867 6 0 0 1.000 46 9 1999 Mike O'Malley 11 8 1 .575 8 5 1 .607 49 35 1971 Don Batie 13 1 1 .900 5 0 0 1.000 56 16 2000 Mike O'Malley 8 11 0 .421 7 7 0 .500 30 41 1972 Don Batie 14 6 2 .619 4 0 1 .900 46 26 2001 Mike O'Malley 9 10 0 .474 5 9 0 .357 41 34 1973 Don Batie 8 2 4 .714 3 0 2 .800 37 14 2002 Mike O'Malley 6 13 0 .316 5 9 0 .357 24 49 1974 Don Batie 14 3 2 .789 5 0 0 1.000 62 18 2003 Mike O'Malley 21 5 1 .796 10 3 1 .750 63 27 1975 Bob Russ 9 3 1 .731 3 2 0 .600 41 15 2004 Mike O'Malley 6 10 4 .400 4 6 4 .429 18 32 1976 Don Batie 16 3 0 .842 5 1 0 .833 60 13 2005 Mike O'Malley 5 12 2 .316 5 8 1 .393 18 28 1977 Don Batie 14 2 1 .853 6 0 0 1.000 44 14 2006 Mike O'Malley 9 9 1 .500 8 7 1 .531 26 22 1978 Don Batie 16 7 1 .688 5 1 0 .833 55 25 2007 Mike O'Malley 8 12 0 .400 5 9 0 .357 31 28 1979 Don Batie 8 7 6 .524 2 1 3 .583 31 23 2008 Felipe Restrepo 13 5 1 .711 9 5 0 .643 33 17 1980 Don Batie 15 4 4 .739 5 1 0 .833 39 19 2009 Felipe Restrepo 8 8 4 .500 5 7 4 .438 27 21 1981 Don Batie 16 4 1 .786 9 2 1 .792 51 23 2010 Felipe Restrepo 15 7 0 .682 11 5 0 .688 35 26 1982 Don Batie 11 5 3 .658 8 2 2 .750 44 25 2011 Felipe Restrepo 13 4 4 .714 11 3 2 .750 34 17 1983 Don Batie 8 11 0 .421 6 8 0 .429 29 31 2012 Felipe Restrepo 9 3 6 .667 8 1 5 .750 27 17 1984 Don Batie 11 7 1 .605 8 3 1 .708 43 26 2013 Felipe Restrepo 14 4 3 .738 11 3 2 .750 29 14 1985 Don Batie 15 4 1 .775 8 2 0 .800 40 15 2014 Felipe Restrepo 8 6 3 .559 3 6 2 .364 20 14 1986 Don Batie 13 8 1 .614 10 2 0 .833 50 24 2015 Felipe Restrepo 7 6 4 .529 5 4 3 .542 22 20 1987 Don Batie 14 5 1 .725 10 2 0 .833 37 24 2016 Felipe Restrepo 8 6 3 .559 7 3 2 .667 22 15 1988 Don Batie 12 9 0 .571 7 3 0 .700 41 32 2017 Felipe Restrepo 10 6 2 .579 8 2 2 .750 33 22 1989 Don Batie 15 5 1 .738 10 3 1 .750 56 19 2018 Felipe Restrepo 13 6 1 .675 9 3 0 .750 26 11 1990 Don Batie 11 7 3 .595 6 7 1 .464 36 25 1991 Don Batie 6 10 4 .400 5 6 3 .464 33 33 56-year totals 574 350 88 .611 356 195 52 .633 1947 1300

21 Individual Season & Career Records Men's Single-Season Leaders Single-Season Goal Leaders Single-Season Points Leaders Single-Season Assist Leaders 23 Otey Cannon 1971 46 Otey Cannon 1971 15 Dean Freeman 1989 19 Otey Cannon 1970 42 Ben Pollock 1986 12 Ben Pollock 1986 17 Arturo Barragan 1999 38 Otey Cannon 1970 10 Kely Jacobson 1992 16 Les Hord 1972 38 Scott Wulferdingen 1989 10 Phil Figone 1981 16 Scott Wulferdingen 1989 37 Arturo Barragan 1999 9 Tyler Cornell 1998 15 Mike Cruickshank 1990 35 Dean Freeman 1989 8 Jason Kirkwood 1996 15 Ben Pollock 1986 34 Matt Roberson 1998 8 Marty Espinosa 1982 14 Mike Cruickshank 1992 33 Mike Cruickshank 1990 8 Marty Espinosa 1983 14 Dave Vierra 1981 32 Les Hord 1972 8 Ben Pollock 1987 13 Dee J. Harding 1974 32 Ben Pollock 1987 8 Matt Roberson 1988 13 Ray Nolan 1977 32 Mike Cruickshank 1992 8 Tyler Cornell 1999 13 Ferid Celosmanovic 2010 32 Chris Wondolowski 2003 8 Chris Wondolowski 2003 8 Brett Williams 2003 Single-Season Win Leaders Single-Season Shutout Leaders 21 Dominik Jakubek 2003 12 Nico Coulouras 1978 Single-Season Goals Against Avg. 16 Nico Coulouras 1978 11 Dominik Jakubek 2003 (min. 10 matches) 15 Rick Wood 1981 10 Damion Lewis 2018 0.47 Damion Lewis 2018 14 Kery Johnson 1972 9 Tom Carter 1970 0.60 Tom Carter 1970 14 Ed Meyer 1974 9 Ed Meyer 1974 0.61 Sam Evans 2013 14 Brian Burns 1987 9 Rick Jungling 1977 0.63 Mike Sparhawk 1989 13 Michael Keohane 2008 9 Tom Liner 1990 0.78 Jerry Valles 1982 13 Damion Lewis 2018 8 Kerry Johnson 1972 0.79 Luke Dennison 2014 8 Andy Eelsing 1985 0.81 Damion Lewis 2016 8 Brian Burns 1986 0.82 Rick Jungling 1977 8 Chris Starr 1993 0.83 Dave Schneider 1980 8 Michael Keohane 2008 0.83 Michael Keohane 2008 8 Sam Evans 2012 8 Damion Lewis 2017 Men's Career Leaders Career Goal Leaders Career Points Leaders Career Assist Leaders 44 Ben Pollock 1985–88 117 Ben Pollock 1985–88 29 Ben Pollock 1985–88 42 Otey Cannon 1970–71 101 Chris Wondolowski 2001–04 24 Kely Jacobson 1991–94 39 Chris Wondolowski 2001–04 82 Mike Cruickshank 1988–92 23 Marty Espinosa 1980–83 37 Mike Cruickshank 1988–92 81 Marty Espinosa 1980–83 23 Ricky Acuna 1986–89 33 Les Hord 1971–74 79 Dean Freeman 1987–89 23 Chris Wondolowski 2001–04 32 Larry Nees 1974–78 72 Kely Jacobson 1991–94 21 Dean Freeman 1987–89 29 Mary Espinosa 1980–83 69 Scott Wulferdingen 1987–89 18 Matt Roberson 1997–99 29 Dean Freeman 1987–89 67 Phil Figone 1980–83 18 Tyler Cornell 1996–99 29 Dee J. Harding 1973–75 66 Les Hord 1971–74 16 Brett Williams 1999–03 27 Scott Wulferdingen 1987–89 65 Larry Nees 1974–78 15 Scott Wulferdingen 1987–89 15 Phil Figone 1992–95 Career Goalkeeping Victories Career Shutout Leaders 15 Jason Kirkwood 1995–96 37 Sam Evans 2010–13 23 Sam Evans 2010–13 15 Octavio Guzman 2011–13 31 Damion Lewis 2016–18 23 Damion Lewis 2016–18 30 Tom Liner 1988–91 22 Tom Liner 1988–91 Career Goals Against Average 29 Tom Carter 1968–70 20 Tom Carter 1968–70 (min. 20 matches) 27 Brian Burns 1986–87 15 Brian Burns 1986–87 0.78 Damion Lewis 2016–18 26 Jerry Calles 1981–84 13 Kerry Johnson 1972–73 0.80 Tom Carter 1968–70 24 Rick Wood 1979–81 13 Ed Meyer 1973–75 0.86 James Stroud 2009–11, 13 24 Mike Keohane 2007–09 13 Chris Starr 1992–93 0.87 Sam Evans 2010–13 23 Ed Meyer 1973–75 0.92 Michael Keohane 2007–09 1.03 Ed Meyer 1973–75 1.08 Rick Wood 1980–81 1.11 Kerry Johnson 1972–73 1.15 Brian Burns 1986–87 1.16 Mike Martini 1995–96 22 Men's Team Records Most Wins Season 21...... 2003 NCAA West Region Championships 1970, 1971, 1972, 1976, 1980, 2003, 2010 Most Losses Season 13...... 2002 NCAA Championship Appearances 1971, 1972, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1986, Highest Winning % Season 1992, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2018 .900...... 1971 (13-1-1) CCAA North Division Championships Lowest Winning % Season 1998, 2003, 2010, 2011, 2012 .000...... 1963 (0-3-0), 1965 (0-6-0) CHICO STATE in the Fewest Wins Season NCAA Championship Tournament Final Four 0...... 1963, 1965 1972 Semiflnals“lost to Oneonta State (NY), 6-0 Fewest Losses Season (Wildcats flnish third in the nation). 1...... 1971 (13-1-1) 1976 Semiflnals“lost to Loyola College (MD), 3-2 Consolation“beat Saint Louis, 3-2 Consecutive Wins (Wildcats flnish third in the nation). 13...... 1971 1980 Semiflnals“lost to Lock Haven, 1-0. Consolation“beat Southern Connecticut, 2-1 Consecutive Losses (Wildcats flnish third in the nation). 12...... 1964–66 2003 Semiflnals“beat Findlay , (Ohio) 2-0 Consecutive Matches Without A Loss Finals“lost to L ynn University, 2-1 17...... 1970–71 (Wildcats flnish second in the nation). Most Ties Season CHICO STATE in the 6...... 1979, 2012 CCAA Championship Tournament 1998 Semiflnals“lost to Grand Canyon, 3-2 (OT) Most Shutouts Season 12...... 1978 1999 Semiflnals“lost to Grand Canyon, 3-0 2003 Semiflnals“ beat CSU San Bernardino, 1-0 (OT) Consecutive Shutouts Championship“beat UC San Diego, 5-1 7...... 1978 2008 Semiflnals“ tied CSU Dominguez Hills, 1-1 (2OT) MOST GOALS (Dominguez Hills advanced on PKs, 5-3) Match: 13, vs. Notre Dame (9/27/1989) 2010 Semiflnals“lost to CSU Dominguez Hills, 3-0 Season: 63 (2003) 2011 Semiflnals“beat CSU Dominguez Hills, 3-0 Season Average/Match: 3.73 (1971) Championship“lost to Cal State LA, 2-0 MOST GOALS ALLOWED 2012 Semiflnals“ tied CSU Dominguez Hills 1-1, (2OT) Match: 9, vs. San Jose State (1965, 66, 68) (Chico State advanced on PKs, 4-3) Season: 49 (2002) Championship“ lost to Cal St. Stanislaus, 3-2 Season Average/Match: 4.70 (1965) 2013 Semiflnals“lost to UC San Diego, 2-1 (OT) FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED 2016 First Round“lost to CSU San Bernardino, 1-0 Match: 0 2017 First Round“ lost to Cal State LA, 4-3 Season: 9 (1964, 1970) Season Average/Match: 0.55 (2018) 2018 First Round“beat UC San Diego, 2-0 Semiflnals“lost to Cal State LA 1-0, (2 OT) BEST/WORST SEASON STARTS Best Without Loss: 13-0-1 (1971) Best Without Tie or Loss: 8-0-0 (1981) Worst Start: 0-6 (1965) 23 Individual Records/Accolades

GOALS First Team All-America Matt O'Sullivan 1974 Match: ...... 6, Otey Cannon (vs. Seattle Paciflc, 1971) Danny Payne 1978 Season: .....23, Otey Cannon, 1971 Scott Wulferdingen 1989 Career:...... 44, Ben Pollock, 1985–88 Kely Jacobsen 1993 Dominik Jakubek 2003 ASSISTS Ferid Celosmanovic 2010 Match: ...... 5, Dean Freeman (at Toledo, 12/4/1982) Second Team All-America Season: .....15, Dean Freeman, 1989 Ben Pollock 1987, 88 Career:...... 29, Ben Pollock, 1985–88 Tyler Cornell 1998 Chris Wondolowski 2003 POINTS Third Team All-America Match: ...... 12, Otey Cannon (vs. Seattle Paciflc, 1971) Ferid Celosmanovic 2011 Season: .....46, Otey Cannon, 1971 Tyson Crim 2013 Career:...... 117, Ben Pollock, 1985–88 NCAA Coach of the Year Mike O'Malley 2003 CONSECUTIVE MATCHES WITH A GOAL West Region Coach of the Year Matches: ....6, Felipe Ternero, 1992 Mike O'Malley 2003 6, Dave Vierra, 1981 Felipe Restrepo 2013 First Team All-West Region FASTEST GOAL FROM THE START OF A GAME Seleshi Sahle 1969 John Paul Vandersluys 1989 8 seconds ..... Matt Hurlow (vs. CSU San Bernardino, 10/19/2012) Otey Cannon 1971 Tim Liner 1989 Billy Wells 1972 Mike Cruickshank 1990 D.J. Harding 1973 Joe Alvelais 1990 GOALKEEPER VICTORIES Mark Stahl 1973 Danny Mendoza 1991 Season: .....21, Dominik Jakubek, 2003 Matt O'Sullivan 1974 Kely Jacobson 1994 Career:...... 37, Sam Evans, 2010–13 Mike Payne 1977 Jason Kirkwood 1996 Danny Payne 1978 Mike Martini 1996 Larry Nees 1978 Chris Linkhorn 1997 GOALKEEPER SHUTOUTS Paul Mitchell 1979–80 Tyler Cornell 1998–99 Season: .....12, Nico Coulouras, 1978 Rick Wood 1981 Todd Simmons 1999 Career:...... 23, Sam Evans, 2010–13 Jon Carlson 1981 Chris Wondolowski 2003 23, Damion Lewis, 2016–18 Dave Vierra 1981 Dominik Jakubek 2003 Ed Bryant 1982 Jason Phillips 2006 Marty Espinosa 1982 Mike Gardner 2006 GOALKEEPER GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Vince Tubbs 1983 Zac Crim 2008 Season: .....0.60, Tom Carter, 1970 Gaspar Silveria 1984 Chris Akwaja 2010 Career:...... 0.80, Tom Carter, 1968–70 Oscar Padilla 1984–85 Ferid Celosmanovic 2010–11 Ben Pollock 1985–88 Tyson Crim 2011, 2013 Johnny Lopez 1985 Octavio Guzman 2013 Joe Wolner 1986 Jake Ward 2013 Mike Bushey 1986 Omar Nuño 2016 Wildcat Hat Tricks Fritz Libby 1988–89 Jeremiah Egujie 2018 (Three Goals in One Game) Scott Wulferdingen 1988–89 Year Player Goals Date/Opponent Result 2017 Andrew McCombs (Fr.) 3 10/20 vs. Cal State East Bay W 6-2 2017 Jeremiah Egujie (Jr.) 3 9/17 vs. Cal State San Marcos W 3-0 2016 Omar Nuño (Sr.) 3 9/3 vs. Seattle Paciflc W 3-2 2015 Omar Nuño (Jr.) 3 10/2 vs. Cal State East Bay W 5-2 2008 Benjamin Moukoko (Jr.) 3 9/17 at Simpson University W 7-1 2004 Spencer Stanton (Jr.) 3 10/3 vs. CSU Monterey Bay W 4-2 2001 Chris Wondolowski (Fr.) 3 10/20 vs. San Francisco State W 5-4 1999 Arturo Barragan (Fr.) 3 10/26 vs. San Francisco State W 4-2 1999 Arturo Barragan (Fr.) 3 9/7 at CSU Stanislaus W 7-2 1998 Matt Roberson (So.) 3 10/30 vs. Grand Canyon W 4-0 1997 Mathew Kearney (Fr.) 3 9/24 at Hayward St. W 6-0 1994 Kely Jacobsen (Sr.) 3 11/2 at Stanislaus St. L 6-5 1992 Kevin Eagleston (Fr.) 3 11/7 vs. Humboldt St. W 6-1 1992 Michael Cruickshank (Sr.) 5 10/27 at Notre Dame W 10-1 1989 Michael Cruickshank (Fr.) 4 10/2 vs. Notre Dame W 9-0 1989 Kurt Lundberg (Jr.) 3 Ben Pollock 9/27 at Notre Dame W 13-0 1989 Fritz Libby (Sr.) 3 9/27 at Notre Dame W 13-0 1989 Scott Wulferdingen (Jr.) 3 9/27 at Notre Dame W 13-0 1988 Ben Pollock (Sr.) 4 9/24 at Fresno Paciflc W 5-1 1971 Otey Cannon (Sr.) 6 N/A vs. Seattle Paciflc W 8-1 1971 Otey Cannon (Sr.) 3 10/11 vs. Stanford W 6-1 1968 Fernando Espinar 3 24 N/A vs. Stanford W 6-2 Individual Records/Accolades

Second Team All-West Region First Team All-CCAA Second Team All-CCAA CCAA Player of the Year John-Paul Vandersluys 1989 Matt Roberson 1998 Arturo Barragan 1999 Ferid Celosmanovic 2010 Tom Liner 1989 Tyler Cornell 1998–99 Jesse Grigg 2003 Heinrich Deters 1994 Todd Simmons 1999 Dustin Tong 2003 CCAA Freshman of the Year Matt Roberson 1998 Chris Wondolowski 2001–04 Robby Busick 2003–04 Eruvey Arceta 2017 Chris Wondolowski 2001, 2004 Dominik Jakubek 2003 Spencer Stanton 2004–05 Eddie Zecena 2018 Kyle Crain 2008 Jason Phillips 2006 Mike Elenz-Martin 2005 Evan Armstrong 2009 Mike Gardner 2006–07 Brad Linne 2006 Zach Bradford 2010 Zac Crim 2008 A.J. Carboneau 2007 CCAA Defensive Player of the Year Ryan Nevarez 2010 Kyle Crain 2008 Evan Armstrong 2008 Damion Lewis 2017 Jacob Darr 2011 Evan Armstrong 2009 Tyson Crim 2011 Micah Miranda 2012 Chris Akwaja 2010 Akwafei Ajeakwa 2012 CCAA Goalkeeper of the Year Michael Janjigian 2012 Ferid Celosmanovic 2010–11 Michael Janjigian 2012 Damion Lewis 2018 Justin Saul 2014 Jacob Darr 2011 Octavio Guzman 2012 Omar Nuño 2015 Micah Miranda 2012 Luke Palmer 2013 CCAA Coach of the Year Jeremiah Egujie 2017 Tyson Crim 2013 Eruvey Arceta 2017 Mike O'Malley 2003 Damion Lewis 2017–2018 Octavio Guzman 2013 Eddie Zecena 2018 Felipe Restrepo 2008 Jake Ward 2013 Third Team All-West Region Justin Saul 2014 CCAA Newcomer of the Year Chris Akwaja 2011 Omar Nuño 2015–16 Ferid Celosmanovic 2010 CCAA Male Scholar-Athlete Luke Palmer 2013 Jeremiah Egujie 2017—18 Akwafei Ajeakwa 2012 of the Year Michael Janjigian 2014 Damion Lewis 2017–18 Omar Nuño 2015 Adam Raish 2009 Eddie Zecena 2018 Jeremiah Egujie 2017 Garrett Hogbin 2018 Men's Series Results 1963–Present Opponent W L T Pct. Opponent W L T Pct. Opponent W L T Pct. Academy of Art 2 0 1 .833 Lock Haven 0 1 0 .000 Simpson University 2 0 0 1.000 Azusa Paciflc 1 0 0 1.000 Loyola College (MD) 0 1 0 .000 Simon Fraser 2 5 0 .286 Barry University 1 1 0 .500 Lynn University 0 1 0 .000 Sonoma State 27 32 6 .462 Biola College 3 0 0 1.000 Menlo 1 0 0 1.000 Southern Cal. College 1 0 0 1.000 Brigham Young 4 1 1 .750 Metropolitan State 1 0 0 1.000 Southern Connecticut 1 0 0 1.000 BYU-Hawaii 1 1 0 .500 Midwestern State (TX) 2 1 0 .667 Southern Indiana 1 0 0 1.000 Cal Poly Pomona 14 12 1 .537 Montana State-Billings 1 0 0 1.000 Spring Arbor College 1 0 0 1.000 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 3 2 1 .583 Nevada-Las Vegas 2 0 1 .833 Stanford University 7 5 1 .577 Cal State LA 6 18 5 .293 Nevada-Reno 2 1 0 .667 Stanislaus State 52 15 3 .764 California Baptist 0 2 0 .000 Northeast Missouri 2 0 0 1.000 Texas 1 0 0 1.000 CSU Bakersfleld 5 7 2 .429 Notre Dame De Namur 16 2 2 .850 Air Force Academy 1 1 0 .500 CSU Dominguez Hills 13 15 3 .468 Oakland University 0 1 0 .000 UC Berkeley 3 5 2 .400 CSU East Bay 45 14 7 .735 Oneonta 0 1 0 .000 UC Davis 33 27 9 .543 CSU Fullerton 6 2 1 .722 Oregon 1 0 0 1.000 UC San Diego 9 12 4 .440 CSU Monterey Bay 16 7 2 .680 Oregon State 1 4 0 .200 UC Santa Barbara 1 0 0 1.000 CSU San Bernardino 16 6 2 .708 Paciflc Lutheran 2 0 1 .833 UC Santa Cruz 1 1 0 .500 CSU San Marcos 3 0 1 .875 Point Loma 0 1 1 .250 UCLA 1 2 0 .333 Cascade College 1 0 0 1.000 Pepperdine 1 0 0 1.000 U. of Central Florida 0 1 0 .000 Chaminade 1 0 0 1.000 Regis University 1 1 0 .500 University of Denver 0 1 0 .000 Chapman College 4 3 1 .563 Rollins College 1 0 0 1.000 University of Portland 2 1 0 .667 Colorado College 3 1 0 .750 Sacramento State 23 6 1 .783 U. of San Francisco 1 9 2 .167 Concordia (Oregon) 2 0 0 1.000 Saint Edward÷s 1 0 0 1.000 University of Santa Clara 6 5 1 .542 Dominican University 2 0 0 1.000 Saint Louis 1 0 0 1.000 U. of Southern Florida 0 1 0 .000 Evergreen State 0 1 0 .000 Saint Martin's 4 1 0 .800 University of Tampa 0 1 0 .000 Findlay University 1 0 0 1.000 Saint Mary÷s College 1 0 1 .750 University of the Paciflc 10 4 1 .700 Fort Lewis 1 0 0 1.000 Saint Patrick÷s 1 1 0 .500 USIU 1 0 0 1.000 Fresno Paciflc 6 1 0 .857 San Diego State 1 0 1 .750 Utah 1 0 0 1.000 Fresno State 1 1 1 .500 San Francisco State 65 20 9 .739 Warner Paciflc 0 1 0 .000 Gonzaga 1 0 0 1.000 San Jose State 10 15 4 .414 Washington 1 2 0 .333 Grand Canyon University 4 8 0 .333 Seattle Paciflc 22 19 3 .534 West Texas A&M 0 2 0 .000 Hawaii 2 0 0 1.000 Seattle University 7 5 0 .583 Western Washington 10 9 0 .526 Hawaii Hilo 0 1 0 .000 Westminster College 2 0 0 1.000 Hawaii Paciflc 1 1 0 .500 Westmont College 4 2 0 .667 Holy Names 2 0 0 1.000 Whitman College 1 0 0 1.000 Humboldt State 50 14 6 .757 Whitworth College 1 0 0 1.000 Incarnate Word College 0 2 0 .000 25 Totals 574 350 88 .611 Men's All-TIme Roster

Cervantes, Jorge ...... 2012 Dolled, Andy ...... 1993 Girard, Aaron ...... 1995–96 Charbonneau, Pete ...... 1977–79 Doss, Fred ...... 1975 Gleaves, DiAngelo ...... 2018 Acuna, Ricky* ...... 1986–89 Cibrian, Hector...... 2012–14 Doran, John ...... 2006–07 Godfrey, Jeremy ...... 1993 AAdeyeye, Daniel ...... 2018 Clark, Bobby ...... 1976–77 Doty, Scott* ...... 2002–05 Godinez, Sal ...... 1968, 1970 Ajeakwa, Akwafei...... 2012, 2014 Clark, Brandon...... 1998 Doty, Matthew* ...... 2001–04 Gonzalez, Beto ...... 2017 Akwaja, Chris* ...... 2008–11 Cleek, Richard ...... 1964–66 Dowler, Nick* ...... 1994, 1996–98 Gonzales, Rafael ...... 1986 Alazeid, Soloman...... 1976 Coggins, John...... 1991–92 Downs, Kevin...... 1997 Gorman, Jordan...... 2012–13 Alvelais, Joe ...... 1990–91 Coleman, J.C...... 2014 Duffy, Gavin* ...... 1994–97 Gough, Terry ...... 1963–64 Angell, Bob ...... 1977–78 Collingwood, Loren ...... 1998–00 Durkes, Duane...... 1964 Graf, George...... 1966 Araujo, Adelino ...... 1980 Collins, Tim*...... 1992–95 Duzdevich, Mickey...... 1969–70 Grange, Ryan ...... 2002–03 Arceta, Eruvey ...... 2017 Conklin, Dave ...... 1989–90 Greasley, Jason ...... 1994–95 Armstrong, Evan* ..2005–06, 2008–09 Conrad, Chase ...... 2001 Greco, Paul...... 1966 Arroyo, Dylan ...... 1991–92 Eagleston, Kevin...... 1992–93 Conrad, Kyle ...... 2008–09 Eastment, Dustin ...... 2001–02 Green, Phill ...... 1977 Atencio, Mark...... 1997–99 Cornell, Tyler* ...... 1996–99 E Green, Randy ...... 1983 Eberle, Eric ...... 1985–87 Corona, Sal...... 1969–70 Eden, Cory...... 1997 Grifflth, Jeffrey ...... 1997 Bailey, Bruce ...... 1966–68 Correa, Greg...... 1965 Edgell, Gavin* ...... 2004–07 Grigg, Jesse* ...... 2000–03 Balzer, Carey ...... 1980–82 B Cortinas, Ruben...... 1998 Eelsing, Andy ...... 1985 Grigg, Josh* ...... 1996–99 Barbero, Guido ...... 1973 Coulouras, Nico ...... 1978–79 Egujie, Jeremiah ...... 2017–18 Grindling, Les ...... 1965, 1967–68 Barragan, Arturo ...... 1999 Cox, Curt ...... 1991 Eichhorn, Nick ...... 1998–99 Guarin, Jeremy ...... 1994 Barry, George ...... 1968 Crain, Kyle ...... 2008–09 Ekeruche, Malcolm ...... 2014 Guarin, John*...... 1991–94 Barton, Paul ...... 1996 Crim, Tyson* ...... 2009–11, 2013 Elenz-Martin, Mike ...... 2004–05 Gutierrez, Francisco ...... 1983 Bauer, Peter...... 1998 Crim, Zac ...... 2007–08 Ellyson, Russell* ...... 2012–15 Guzman, Octavio ...... 2011–13 Bayless, Art...... 1983–84 Cruickshank, Michael* ..1988–90, 1992 Emperador, Jason ...... 1991–92 Guzman, Ricardo...... 2000–02 Beach, Brian ...... 1994 Cueva, Coby* ...... 2015–18 Engler, Jim ...... 1972 Bedgood, Tim ...... 2000 Culazzo, Robert ...... 1997–98 Escovedo, Philip ...... 2000 Haas, Steve ...... 1987–88 Beeny, Steven ...... 1998–2000 Espinar, Fernando ...... 1968 Haflzi, Matt...... 2018 Beigarten, Michael ...... 2010 H Espinosa, Marty* ...... 1980–83 Halali, Reze ...... 1985 Belda, Joshua ...... 2015, 2017–18 Esser, Michael ...... 2003–04 Hall, Scott ...... 1989–90 Berry, George ...... 1969 Estrada, John ...... 1995–97 Hancock, Dennis ...... 1972 Bethke, Justin ...... 2016–18 Evans, Sam* ...... 2010–13 Hanf, Andy ...... 1993–94 Bianco, Dennis ...... 1971 Hansen, Chris ...... 1971–72 Black, Adam...... 2011–13 Harder, Scott* .. 1987–88 , 1990–91 Black, Lou ...... 1963–64 Faggiolly, Steve ...... 1995 Harding, Dee J...... 1973–75 Boag, Finlay...... 1982–84 Fairbanks, Dee ...... 1964 F Hardwood, Dave ...... 1966 Borja, Josh...... 2009–10 Falca, David...... 1993 Hardy, Dave* ...... 1975–78 Bowker, Sean ...... 2013–15 Fannin, Todd ...... 1994–95 Harnish, Ron...... 1964–66 Bribiescas, Danny* ...... 1978–81 Farshidi, Faramarz ...... 1981 Harvey, Brian ...... 1970 Briter, Tom ...... 1964 Fatzaun, Peter ...... 1999 Haws, Steve ...... 1977–78 Bradford, Zach* ...... 2007–10 Faull, Danny ...... 1964–65 Hayes, Tom ...... 1967–68 Brkich, Michael ...... 2000 Ferem, Mike ...... 1973–74 Hazzard, Andrew ...... 2018 Brown, Brandon ...... 2012 Field, Dave ...... 1984–85 Henry, Yuli ...... 1993 Brown, Matt ...... 2012 Figone, Phil* ...... 1980–83 Hickam, Kurt ...... 1983 Brownell, Dave ...... 1982 Otey Cannon Findlay, Leonard ...... 1991–93 Hickox, Rob ...... 1975–76 Bryant, Ed* ...... 1979–82 Flakenberg, Ray ...... 1963 Higgins, Pat ...... 1972 Bryant, Jordan* ...... 2003–06 Fleischli, Tom ...... 1972 Hilgart, Ian ...... 2006–07 Bryant, Mark ...... 1976–78 Flood, Kevin...... 1987 Dargan, Isaiah* ...... 2013–16 Hirsch, Michael ...... 2016–18 Buckley, Marty ...... 1973–74 Fluitt, Alex ...... 2016–18 Darr,D Jacob* ...... 2008–11 Hixson, Kurt ...... 2001 Budzinski, Armin ...... 2006 Franco, Abel ...... 1976–77, 1979 Dass, Fred ...... 1975 Hodgkins, Robbie ...... 2004 Burke, Jason...... 1993 Fratantaro, Dominic ...... 1996–97 Davidson, Eric ...... 1992 Hoffman, Wayne ...... 1983–84 Burke, Kevin ...... 1977–78 Fraschieri, Al ...... 1974–75 Davis, Alan...... 1968 Hogbin, Garrett ...... 2016, 2018 Burns, Edward ...... 1973 Fraschieri, Keegan* ...... 2003–06 Davenger, Roger ...... 2005 Holland, John...... 1973–74 Burns, Brian ...... 1986–87 Freeman, Dean...... 1987–89 Davoudian, Said ...... 1972 Holmes, Pete ...... 1980 Burskirk, Philip ...... 1963 Dawkins, Aren...... 2008–09 Homer, Tim ...... 1998–99 Bushey, Mike* ....1982–83, 1985–86 Dazzi, Nicolas ...... 2009 Gallaghar, Jerry ...... 1966–68 Hord, Les*...... 1971–74 Busick, Robby...... 2002–04 Dean, Jim ...... 1967 GGallaghar, Jim...... 1967–68 Howard, Earl ...... 1980 Bystrowski, Tim...... 2001 DeLane, Rajaee...... 2015–16 Gallagher, Sean* ...... 2012–15 Howard, Ted ...... 1965–67 Dennison, Luke.....2014, 2016–18 Garcia, Donta'e ...... 2016–17 Hughes, Orval* ...... 1964–68 Cadena, Donald...... 2002 Deters, Heinrich ...... 1993–94 Garcia, Javier ...... 1992–93 Hunt, Bill ...... 1977 Cameron, Wyatt ...... 1990, 1993 Dick, Kevin...... 1979 Gardner, Mike ...... 2006–07 Hurlow, Matt* ...... 2012–15 C Garranza, Noel ...... 1996 Campos, Ricardo ...... 1979–80 Dickson, Dan ...... 2004, 2006–07 Cannon, Otey ...... 1970–71 Dierkes, Chris ...... 1979 Gasmi, Joachim ...... 2013–14 Cantini, Gabrio...... 1991 Diestlorgion, John ...... 1968 Gates, Tanner ...... 2006 Isola, Ray...... 1974 Carboneau, A.J...... 2005–07 Dillavou, Brian ...... 1965–66 Ghelichkhani, Saeed ...... 1981 Issaac,I Mohan ...... 1963 Carey, Chuck* ...... 1971–74 Ditto, Kyle ...... 1994, 1996–97 Gibson, Kevin ...... 2006, 2008–09 Carlson, Jon* ...... 1978–81 Jacobson, Kely* ...... 1991–94 Caro, Ryan ...... 2017–18 JJakubek, Dominic ...... 2003 Carranza, Noel ...... 1996 Jamtaas, Keith* ...... 1998–2001 Carter, Tom ...... 1968–70 Janjigian, Michael*....2010–12, 2014 Celosmanovic, Ferid ...... 2010–11 Jimenez, Sebastian ...... 2004–06 Cernohous, Steve ...... 1995 Jiminez, Bob ...... 1966 26 Men's All-TIme Roster Johnson, Carter*...... 2014–17 Martin, Dave ...... 1964 Nowlin, Brett ...... 1983 Johnson, Josh ...... 2009–10 Martin, William ...... 2008 Nuño, Omar ...... 2015–16 Johnston, Evan ...... 2010–11 Martinez, Frank...... 1966 QQuezada, Eric* ...... 1985–88 Johnston, Kerry ...... 1972–73 Martinez, Jason ...... 1987 Jones, Chris...... 1997 Martinez, Juan ...... 1975–77 O'Malley, Mike ...... 1971–72 Jones, Josh ...... 1999 Martinez, Luis* ...2009–10, 2012–13 O'Malley,O Pat...... 1977–78 Radosavljevic, Nick ...... 2014 Jostad, Jeremy ...... 1999–2001 Martini, Mike ...... 1995–96 O'Sullivan, Matt* ...... 1972–75 RRaish, Adam* ...... 2006–09 Judge, Ross* ...... 2007–10 Mattfleld, Howard...... 1975–76 Oblander, Pete* ...... 1991–94 Ramos, Jesus ...... 2015–16 Jungling, Rick ...... 1976–77 Matthews, Andrew ...... 2015 Ramsey, Drew ...... 2015 Jura, Matt...... 1993–95 Matthews, Steve ...... 1990 Raposo, Renato...... 1977–78 Mattioli, Mitch...... 1998–99 Rees, Rich ...... 1981–82 Maxwell, Mickey ...... 1966–68 Renteria, Cooper ...... 2017–18 Kardly, Ray ...... 1963 Mayo, Anais ...... 2018 Ribaudo, Donny ...... 2000–01 KKearney, Mathew ...... 1997–99 McBride, Mike ...... 1997–98 Ricci, Dennis...... 1964 Kenrow, Dave ...... 1981 McCall, Garrett* ...... 2004–07 Ricco, Carl ...... 2002 Keohane, Michael ...... 2007–09 McCombs, Andrew ...... 2017 Rincon, Kyle ...... 2017 Khatib, Mazan...... 1965 McCully, Paul ...... 1991 Rissanen, Lauri...... 1974–75 Kinnear, Mark ...... 1990 McDonald, Ryan ...... 1994 Ritz, Roman ...... 1990 Kirkwood, Jason ...... 1995–96 McEnroe, Ronan...... 2016–18 Roberson, Matt ...... 1997–99 Kniffen, Jim ...... 1990 McLaughlin, Sean ...... 1994 Roberts, Walter ...... 1969 Keohane, Michael ...... 2007–08 McMahon, Joe ...... 1976, 1978 Rodriguez, Jaime...... 2003–04 Kossman, George...... 1975 McPhee, Terry ...... 1966–67 Rodriguez, John ...... 1979–80 Kretzschmar, Ken ...... 1984 Meade, Steve ...... 1976 Roman, Christian ...... 2016–17 Krook, Keith ...... 1987, 1989–90 Medina, J.P...... 2013–14 Roman, Fabian ...... 2016–18 Kruse, Dwayne ...... 1984 Mendoza, Dan ...... 1991–92 Michael Cruickshank Roper, Allister ...... 1990–91 Kuiper, Kevin* ...... 2000–03 Mentel, Leslie ...... 1978 Rosecrance, Kenny ...... 2012–14 Mertens, Tom ...... 1969–71 Oceguera, Alexander ...... 2005–06 Rowe, Jason ...... 1993 Oldemeyer, John ...... 1963–64 Rudd, Tim ...... 1994 LaCrosse, Kier ...... 1988–89 Meyer, Ed ...... 1973–75 Oliva, Raul ...... 1992–93 Runager, Kramer ...... 2012–13 Lang, Robert ...... 1980–81 Meyer, Grant ...... 2005 L Olsen, Doug...... 1973–74 Ruttan, Chuck ...... 1964 Lawrence, Greg ...... 1994 Miller, Mike* ...... 1979–82 Olslund, Magnus...... 2002 Lawrence, Scott* ...... 1965–68 Miller, Tanner ...... 1998 Ortiz, Ben...... 1980 Lazar, Joseph ...... 1996 Minnitti, Tony ...... 2003 Sabella, Robert ...... 1973 Owino, Albert* ...... 1969–72 Lazzeri, Craig ...... 1981 Mira, Kabine ...... 1967 SSacco, Tony ...... 1975–76 Leiber, Eli ...... 1985 Miranda, Micah*...... 2009–12 Sahle, Seleshi...... 1969–71 Lee, Patrick...... 2014 Mitchell G.G...... 1980–82 Padilla, Oscar ...... 1984–85 Salata, Byron*...... 2005–08 Leeper, Mark...... 1977 Mitchell, Mike* ...... 1977–80 Pagen, Dan...... 1976 Salisbury, Jack* ...... 1964–67 Mitchell, Paul ...... 1979–80 P Salvadori, John ...... 1964 Lemus, Mike ...... 2007 Palmer, Frankie* ...... 2014–17 Lerch, Ted ...... 1963 Moll, Michael...... 2000, 2004 Palmer, Luke* ...... 2010–13 Sanguinetti, Mark...... 1978 Levar, Cody ...... 2011–13 Montgomery, Greg ...... 1969–71 Parks, Sean ...... 2000 Sanjabi, Fred ...... 1964–65, 1967 LeVesque, Larry ...... 1970 Montgomery, Jerry ...... 1988 Parsay, Syrous ...... 1978–79 Saul, Justin ...... 2013–14 Lewis, Damion ...... 2016–18 Montoya, Triston ...... 2015, 2017 Paul, Scott ...... 2005 Schauer, Kris ...... 2006 Libby, Fritz* ...... 1986–89 Morrison, Paul ...... 1991 Paulo, Chris ...... 2011–12 Schneider, Dave ...... 1979–80 Licona, Samuel ...... 2018 Moukoko, Benjamin ...... 2008 Payne, Danny*...... 1975–78 Schreiber, John* ...... 1990–93 Liner, Tom* ...... 1988–91 Mullenberg, Mike ...... 1971 Payne, Mike* ..... 1973–74, 76–77 Schroeder, Esten*...... 2015–18 Linkhorn, Chris ...... 1995–97 Munley, Nic* ...... 2005–08 Pearce, Andy ...... 2000–01 Schultz, Steffan ...... 1970 Linné, Brian* ...... 2004–07 Munoz, Jesus ...... 1981 Pedersen, Keith ...... 1998 Seifert, Dave* ...... 1963–66 Litzelman, Dave ...... 1965–67 Murillo, Octavio ...... 2014–15 Peranteau, Sasha* ...... 2014–17 Seliga, Deke* ...... 1985–88 Ljunjberg, Martin ...... 1998 Murin, Kurt ...... 2005 Perego, Aaron...... 2001 Seraflni, Sergio ...... 1999 Longpre, Scott ...... 1986–87 Murray, Craig* ...... 1989–92 Peregoy, Jim ...... 1965–66 Seymour, Patrick ...... 1997–98 Lopez, Johnny ...... 1984–85 Pereira, Jeff ...... 2013–14 Shaffer, Dwayne ...... 1986–87 Shaffer, Randy ...... 1971 Lopez, Mike ...... 1994, 1996 Naganuma, Chris...... 1985 Perez, Juan ...... 2017 Lopez, Nick ...... 2017–18 Perry, Scott ...... 1983–85 Sheline, Jeff ...... 1972–73 NNarduzzi, Mario ...... 1976 Shiode, Kenichi...... 1992 Peterson, Greg ...... 1982 Lopez, Stephen ...... 2002 Natal, R.J...... 1995–96 Lourenco, John ...... 1982–83 Pierseall, Bob ...... 1975–76 Shockey, Jason ...... 1994–95 Nathan, Michael...... 2000 Lucchesi, Jim ...... 1964–65 Phillips, Brian ...... 2001–03 Silva, Ilidio ...... 1980–81 Lucky, Scott ...... 2007 Nees, Larry*....1974–75, 1977–78 Phillips, Jason* ...... 2003–06 Silva, Jody ...... 1987 Lueder, Brett ...... 1989–90 Nevarez, Ryan ...... 2008–10 Phillips, Reagan...... 2016 Silveira, Gaspar ...... 1983–84 Lundberg, Kurt ...... 1988–90 Nichols, Tony ...... 1963 Phillips, Rusty*...... 2001–04 Simoes, Geraldo* ...... 1968–71 Lunde, Taylor ...... 2011 Nielsen, Tyler ...... 2008 Plummer, Elliott* ...... 2010–13 Simmons, Todd ...... 1998–99 Lux, Jake ...... 2015 Niermeyer, Seth ...... 2013 Pollock, Ben* ...... 1985–88 Simon, Mike ...... 1977–78 Nolan, Ray ...... 1976–77 Potucek, Marty...... 1968 Smith, Alain...... 1973–74 Noujaim, George ...... 1970 Preciado, Cecil ...... 1977 Smith, Mark ...... 1973 MacDenneil, Dennis ...... 1963 Noujaim, Nabil ...... 1971–73 Prescott, Don* ...... 1982–85 Snedeker, Eric* ...... 1970–73 MMaciel, Javier...... 1979 Nowain, Ben ...... 1968–70 Pruett, Gary ...... 1965 Soares, Daniel ...... 2001 Mahoney, Kevin ...... 1982–83 Spang, Steaven ...... 1997 Manriquez, Fred* ...... 1984–87 Sparacino, Damon ...... 1995–97 Maras, Joe ...... 2001 Sparhawk, Mike ...... 1988–89 Markwith, Robert ...... 1995 Spurgeon, Trevor ...... 2011 Marshall, Ian ...... 1999–2001 Staedel, Bob ...... 1963 Marshall, John ...... 1986 Stafford, Greg* ...... 1983–86 Markith, Trey ...... 1994–95 27 Stahl, David* ...... 1973–76 Men's All-TIme Roster

Stahl, Mark* ...... 1971–74 Thao, Chia ...... 2007–08 Weeks, Bill ...... 1969–70 Stanton, Spencer* ...... 2002–05 Thatcher, George...... 1963–64 Wells, Bill ...... 1969–71 Stanton, Zack ...... 2004–05 Thomas, Dillon...... 2010 Wells, Ken ...... 1972 Starr, Chris...... 1992–93 Thomas, Ryan ...... 1996 Whitlach, Mike ...... 1983–84 Start, Graham ...... 1973–74 Thompson, Jordan...... 2002 Wilhite, Jaime ...... 2004 Stauffer, Jake ...... 2000, 2002–03 Tieku, Michael ...... 2010 Wilkins, Troy ...... 1964 Steffen, Matt ...... 2001–02 Tighe, Jerry ...... 1969–70 Williams, Brett* ..1999–2001, 2003 Steidley, Kenny ...... 1971–72 Tong, Dustin* ...... 2000–03 Williams, Michael ...... 1999–2001 Stewart, Kieth ...... 1981–82 Tornel, Raul ...... 1990–91 Williams, Steve ...... 1979 Stisser,Scott...... 1978 Torres, Dan ...... 1972 Willis, Cleve ...... 1963 Story, Ethan ...... 2012 Tovani, Jeff ...... 1988, 1990 W.N., Gordon ...... 2000 Strobel, Michael ...... 2008–09 Tubbs, Vince ...... 1982–83 Witlatch, Mike ...... 1983 Stroud, James* ...... 2009–11, 2013 Tucker, Logan ...... 2007 Wolner, Joe* ...... 1983–86 Struckmeyer, Ryan ... 2008–09, 11 Wondolowski, Chris* ...... 2001–04 Stuhlmueller, Jordan ...... 1999 Wood, Rick ...... 1979–81 Sutton, Keith ...... 1984–86 Valderrama, Andy* ....1997–99, 2001 Chris Wondolowski Wright, Daniel ...... 2004 Swanson, Ray ...... 1967 Valles,V Jerry* ...... 1981–84 Wulferdingen, Scott ...... 1987–89 Sweeney, Scott ...... 1988–90 Vandersluys, J.P...... 1988–89 Vroom, Brad ...... 1973–74 Sweeney, Tom ...... 1982–83 Van Der Hayden, Ryder ...... 2001 Vue, Pao ...... 2005 Varga, Alex ...... 1963 Yirgu, Fassil ...... 1972 Vargas, Ralph ...... 2005 Y Tadeo, Enrique* ... 1999–2001, 2003 Velasco, Ivan ...... 2006–07 Wadja, Peter ...... 2013 Talbot,T Eric ...... 1994 Vernoga, Ned* ...... 1967–70 Wakefleld,W Dylan* ...... 2014–17 Zarate, Leo ...... 2010 Talbot, Scot ...... 1975–77 Verduzco, Manuel ...... 2007 Walker, Ken ...... 1971–72 Zecena,Z Eddie ...... 2018 Tarman, Mike ...... 1995–96 Vierra, Dave ...... 1979, 1981 Walmsley, Justin ...... 2013–15 Zylker, Derek ...... 1995, 1997 Tarr, Matthew*...... 2014–17 Villalpando, Ryan ...... 2009 Ward, Jake ...... 2011–13 Zylker, Rick ...... 1970–71 Tedrow, Nick* ...... 2008–11 Vinsonhaler, Gary ...... 1963 Waring, Mike ...... 1985–86 Ternero, Nick ...... 1992 Viskovich, Ljubo ...... 1998 Weber, Brad ...... 1978–79 * Four-year player

28 CCAA Opponents

Cal Poly Pomona Cal State San Marcos Nickname: Broncos Nickname: Cougars Enrollment: 22,000 Enrollment: 11,600 Head Coach: Matt O'Sullivan Head Coach: Ron Pulvers Record at School: 1st year Record at School: 111-85-23 (13 years) 2018 Record: 17-7-0 (10-2-0, 1st in CCAA) 2018 Record: 8-7-2 (4-6-2, 8th in CCAA) SID: Tyler Lobe, 909-869-2818 SID: Krissty Andaur, 760-750-7123 Series: Chico State leads, 14-12-1 Series: Chico State leads, 3-0-1

Cal State Dominguez Hills Humboldt State Nickname: Toros Nickname: Lumberjacks Enrollment: 14,583 Enrollment: 7,300 Head Coach: Eddie Soto Head Coach: Fred Jungemann Record at School: 1st year Record at School: 32-58-8 (6 years) 2018 Record: 4-13-1 (4-8-0, 9th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 7-8-2 (3-7-2, 10th in CCAA) SID: Rick Hoskin, 310-243-3764 SID: Joe Danahey, 707-826-3631 Series: Dominguez Hills leads, 15-13-3 Series: Chico State leads, 50-14-6

Cal State East Bay San Francisco State Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Gators Enrollment: 14,749 Enrollment: 30,000 Head Coach: Mike Bielski Head Coach: Pedro Osório Record at School: 13-35-5 (3 years) Record at School: 1st year 2018 Record: 3-13-1 (1-10-1, 13th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 10-4-3 (7-3-2, T5th in CCAA) SID: Jason Brown, 510-885-2542 SID: Brandon Davis, 415-338-1579 Series: Chico State leads, 45-14-7 Series: Chico State leads, 65-20-9

Cal State Los Angeles Sonoma State Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Seawolves Enrollment: 20,000 Enrollment: 8,000 Head Coach: Chris Chamides Head Coach: Marcus Ziemer Record at School: 195-87-47 (16 years) Record at School: 338-174-62 (28 years) 2018 Record: 15-3-3 (9-1-2, 2nd in CCAA) 2018 Record: 4-10-3 (2-8-2, 11th in CCAA) SID: Paul Helms, 323-343-5308 SID: Dave Cox, 707-664-2478 Series: Cal State LA leads, 18-6-5 Series: Sonoma State leads, 32-27-6

Cal State Monterey Bay Stanislaus State Nickname: Otters Nickname: Warriors Enrollment: 5,002 Enrollment: 8,000 Interim Head Coach: Graeme Jaap Head Coach: Dana Taylor Record at School: 1st year Record at School: 87-71-30 (10 years) 2018 Record: 7-9-0 (5-7-0, 7th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 6-11-0 (2-10-0, 12th in CCAA) SID: Kevin Gilmore, 831-582-3118 SID: Hung Tsai, 209-667-3168 Series: Chico State leads, 16-7-2 Series: Chico State leads, 52-15-3

Cal State San Bernardino UC San Diego Nickname: Coyotes Nickname: Tritons Enrollment: 17,000 Enrollment: 25,278 Head Coach: Darren Leslie Head Coach: Jon Pascale Record at School: 22-12-3 (3 years) Record at School: 116-55-40 (11 years) 2018 Record: 12-6-1 (8-3-1, 4th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 13-4-2 (7-3-2, T5th in CCAA) SID: Brian Gaul, 909-537-3001 SID: Scott Flanders, 858-534-8451 Series: Chico State leads, 16-6-2 Series: San Diego leads, 12-9-4

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30 2019 Women's Soccer Schedule

Day Date Opponent Time Place Sat. Aug. 24 Southern Oregon (Exhibition) 7:00 CHICO Sat. Aug. 31 Cal State East Bay (Scrimmage) 1:00 Hayward Fri. Sept. 6 Colorado School of Mines 6:00 Golden, CO Sun. Sept. 8 Regis University 11:00 Denver, CO Thur. Sept. 12 Dominican 4:30 CHICO Sat. Sept. 14 Holy Names 7:00 CHICO Thur. Sept. 19 Azusa Paciflc 7:00 CHICO Sat. Sept. 21 Fresno Paciflc 12:00 Fresno Fri. Sept. 27 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 4:30 Carson Sun. Sept. 29 Cal State LA* 2:00 Los Angeles Fri. Oct. 4 Humboldt State* 12:30 Arcata Sun. Oct. 6 San Francisco State* 2:00 San Francisco Fri. Oct. 11 Cal Poly Pomona* (Wildcat Food Pantry Night) 4:30 CHICO Sun. Oct. 13 Cal State San Bernardino* 11:30 CHICO Fri. Oct. 18 UC San Diego* 7:00 La Jolla Sun. Oct. 20 Cal State San Marcos* 11:30 San Marcos Wed. Oct. 30 Stanislaus State* 4:30 Turlock Sun. Nov. 3 Sonoma State* (Faculty/Staff Day) 11:30 CHICO Thur. Nov. 7 Cal State East Bay* 7:00 CHICO Sat. Nov. 9 Cal State Monterey Bay* (Senior Day) 2:00 CHICO Tues. Nov. 12 CCAA Championship Tournament - First Round TBA Campus sites Fri-Sun. Nov. 15–17 CCAA Championship Tournament - Semis/Final TBA La Jolla Thur.-Sun. Nov. 21–24 NCAA Championship West Regional TBA TBA Thur.-Sun. Dec. 5—8 NCAA Championship West Finals and Quarterflnals TBA TBA Thur.-Sat. Dec. 12—14 NCAA Championship Semiflnals and Final TBA Pittsburgh, PA

* California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) match Home Matches in bold All time Paciflc

31 Team Roster

No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown Previous School Major 0 Maddie Gonzalez GK 5-5 Fr. Rancho Cucamonga Alta Loma HS Psychology 1 Victoria Graham* GK 5-10 So. Fort Collins, Colo. Fossil Ridge HS Kinesiology 2 Aiden Williams*** F/M 5-3 Sr. Seattle West Seattle HS Mechanical Engineering 3 Mackenzie Gill F 5-5 Fr. Roseville Roseville HS Biology 4 Antonia Diaz* F 5-4 So. Benicia Benicia HS Nutrition & Food Science 5 Kyra Greenwood* F/M 5-5 So. Brea Brea Olinda HS Psychology 6 Susanna Garcia* F 5-4 So. Brentwood Heritage HS Kinesiology 7 Kylie Hansen* M 5-3 So. San Jose Leigh HS Biology 8 Jordan Doukakis** F 5-7 Jr. El Segundo El Segundo HS Biology 9 Marin Wright* D 5-8 So. Sacramento Rio Americano HS Health Sciences 10 Paige Slusarek* M 5-9 So. San Diego Cathedral Catholic HS Business Administration 12 Abbie Jones*** D 5-7 Sr. Shingle Springs Ponderosa HS Biology 13 Sarah Emigh** M 5-5 Jr. Martinez Alhambra HS Pre-Nursing & Psychology 14 Emelie Peraza M 5-2 Fr. Corona Santiago HS Exercise Physiology 15 Hannah Poirier D 5-4 Fr. Danville San Ramon Valley HS Business Administration 16 Ashley Bills F 5-8 Fr. San Jose Leigh HS Exercise Physiology 17 Mari DeStefani* M 5-8 So. Ladera Ranch San Juan Hills HS Liberal Studies 18 Alexi Vontsolos D 5-3 Fr. Scripps Ranch Scripps Ranch HS Undeclared 19 Nicole Fairbanks D 5-8 Fr. Livermore Granada HS Pre-Nursing 20 Chloe King F 5-5 Fr. Temecula Great Oak HS Liberal Studies 21 Camille Lidster M 5-4 Fr. Sacramento Rio Americano HS Construction Management 22 Kylie Martinez** D 5-8 Jr. Livermore Livermore HS Business Administration 23 Kelli Litchfleld D 5-9 Fr. Granite Bay Granite Bay HS Business Administration 24 Madeline Joseph* D 5-6 So. Arcadia Mayfleld Senior School Business Information Systems 25 Eve Miller GK 5-5 Fr. Mission Viejo Trabuco Hills HS Journalism 26 Cody Johnson* M 5-4 So. Redondo Beach South Torrance HS Business Administration 27 Liz Geraghty D 5-6 Fr. Yorba Linda Yorba Linda HS Education 28 Nicole Marquez** M 5-5 Jr. San Jose Archbishop Mitty HS Exercise Physiology 29 Britt Belluomini M 5-4 Fr. Fairfleld Vacaville HS Public Health 30 Marissa Martin F 5-3 Fr. Alamo Monte Vista HS Pre-Nursing 31 Kinsey Kolar M 5-6 Fr. Seattle Eastlake HS Undeclared 33 Natalie Barrett M/D 5-10 Fr. Highland Citrus Valley HS Undeclared 34 Amber Nunes D/M 5-9 Fr. San Luis Obispo San Luis Obispo HS Exercise Physiology * Number of Chico State soccer letters won.

Head Coach: Kim Sutton (Sonoma State, ÷89)“19th year Athletic Trainer: Halie Hall, ATC Assistant Coach: Riley Riordan“1st year Head Athletic Trainer: Scott Barker, ATC Assistant Coach: Brenna Meier“1st year Goalkeeper Coach: Mike Martini“6th year Volunteer Assistant Coach: Shelby Zuppan

WOMEN'S SOCCER QUICK FACTS School ...... Chico State Head Coach...... Kim Sutton Address ...... Chico, CA 95929–0300 Alma Mater ...... Sonoma State, ÷89 Established/Enrollment ..... 1887 (Chico Normal School)/17,488 Coach÷s Phone ...... 530-898-6085 University President ...... Gayle Hutchinson Coach's Email ...... [email protected] (Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst) Coach's Record ...... 182-117-57 (18 years) Athletic Director ...... Anita Barker (Ohio Northern, ÷85) 2018 Record ...... 10-2-6 (9-1-2, 2nd in CCAA) Associate Athletic Director ... Brian Ceccon (Chico State, ÷96) Returners ...... Letterwinners: 16 Starters: 5 Nickname/Colors ...... Wildcats/Cardinal and White SID/Assistant ...... Luke Reid/Rory Miller National Afflliation ...... NCAA Division II SID Phone ...... 530-898-4658 Conference ...... CCAA SID Email...... [email protected] Field/Capacity ...... University Soccer SID/Soccer FAX...... 530-898-6582 Stadium (3,800) Website ...... www.chicowildcats.com 32 Team Photo

Front Row, from left: Ashley Bills, Jordan Doukakis, Madi Alloway, Kylie Martinez, Abbie Jones, and Liz Geraghty. Second Row, from left: Emelie Peraza, Alexi Vontsolos, Aiden Williams, Susanna Garcia, Kylie Hansen, Camille Lidster, Hannah Poirier, Marissa Martin, Cody Johnson, and Antonia Diaz. Third Row, from left: McKenna Brown, Britt Belluomini, Mackenzie Gill, Nicole Marquez, Kyra Greenwood, Maddie Gonzalez, Sarah Emigh, Kinsey Kolar, Chloe King, and Madeline Joseph. Back Row, from left: Volunteer Assistant Coach Shelby Zuppan, Assistant Coach Brenna Meier, Natalie Barrett, Paige Slusarek, Kelli Litchfleld, Nicole Fairbanks, Victoria Graham, Eve Miller, Madison Parsons, Marin Wright, Amber Nunes, Mari DeStefani, Assistant Coach Riley Riordan, and Head Coach Kim Sutton. Not pictured: Goalkeeper Coach Mike Martini.

33 Quick-learning ÷Cats look to school the opposition in 2019

Abbie Kylie Jones Martinez

By Luke Reid Sports Information Director

Student-athletes in the Chico State women÷s soccer program have a long tradition of being quick studies. The Wildcats have earned the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award in each of the last six years and 10 of the last 11 with a combined GPA of 3.0 or better. Jordan One of their instructors this fall might be a bit more abstract than Doukakis most. ”I keep telling them we÷re going to let the game be the teacher,‘ said Wildcats Head Coach Kim Sutton, who is entering her 19th season at the helm. “I think this team will grow a lot through playing games, especially early on.” Class begins with a stiff test for the Wildcats: a road trip in early September to take on 15th-ranked Colorado School of Mines and then Regis University. With more than half of the roster made up of freshmen“17 of 33 to be exact“to go along with 10 sophomores, four juniors, and only two seniors, the Wildcats are extremely young. Sutton plans to start four freshmen in the season opener, with more greenhorns to follow off the bench. That isn÷t just because she wants to test them early. It÷s because she thinks they have the talent to provide some answers. “Our batch of freshmen is exceptional,” said Sutton. “They came in prepared and they are soccer savvy. We have a lot of players killing it at practice. They÷re improving every day.‘ They are no doubt benefltting from their other great teacher. The 12th-longest tenured Division II coach in the nation, Sutton÷s combined 237 victories between a six-season- stint at Humboldt State and her 18 at Chico State rank 32nd in Division II women÷s soccer history. Last season, Sutton guided the Wildcats to a 10-2-6 record (including 9-1-2 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, which was good for second place) and into the NCAA Championship Tournament for the second straight season and seventh time in 15 years. The young Wildcats will also learn from a core group that returns from last season, led by First Team All-Region midflelder Sarah Emigh, CCAA Freshman of the Year Susanna Garcia, All-CCAA defender Abbie Jones, fellow returning starters Jordan Doukakis and Nicole Marquez, and senior Aiden Williams. The CCAA Tournament Scholar Award winner, Emigh is a gritty defensive midflelder who has also racked up four goals and two assists in her flrst two seasons at Chico State. Garcia tied for the team lead with six goals last season, including three match winners, while also dishing out a pair of assists. Jones, who will anchor the back line, has twice earned All-CCAA honors and was named to the All-West Region squad as a sophomore. Perhaps the team÷s

34 most athletic player, Doukakis is the program÷s active leader in assists with eight. ”We don÷t have many upperclassmen, but the leadership is good,‘ said Sutton. ”We have a core group that÷s doing an exceptional job.‘ Jones and Williams help set the tone in distinctive ways. ”Abbie is a veteran starter who leads by example, but when it÷s called for, speaks with authority,‘ said Sutton. ”But she÷s still really approachable. The younger players feel like they can look to her for direction. ”Aiden is a silent worker who just exudes kindness, gets along with everyone, and has a knack for being around the goal at the right time.” The program÷s player-run leadership council, made up of much of that core group, created the team÷s motto for this season: C.A.R.E. (Character. Accountability. Resiliency. Engagement.). “The engagement piece has been our biggest focus early on,” said Sutton. “We are focusing on being engaged and present every day in every moment and being there for each other. That÷s who we are“a family .‘ The Wildcats are also fast. Freshmen starters Chloe King and Mackenzie Gill will ‡ank the speedy Garcia on the wings. ”Susanna will move around up top, and I think she÷ll match upnicely with Chloe and Mackenzie,‘ said Sutton. ”They play with a lot of pace. They÷re extra-hard workers.And they÷re great one-on-one. We÷re excited about them.‘ Another freshman, Camille Lidster, ”a super-active, buzz-around player with a great flrst touch,‘ according to Sutton, will join Emigh and sophomore returners Cody Johnson and Paige Slusarek in the midfleld. Lidster should beneflt from playing alongside Emigh. ”Sarah÷s the engine, the quarterback, and the heart and soul of the midfleld,‘ said Sutton. Joining Jones, Doukakis, and Kylie Martinez on the back line will be the fourth true freshman starter, Alexi Vontsolos, who Sutton describes as ”a very composed, smart, and super-technical player.‘ “There are a lot of others who have a chance to make a big contribution to the team,” said Sutton. “They going to get an opportunity to prove themselves. It÷s going to take the (non-conference) matches to flgure that out.‘ Victoria Graham, who started three matches between the pipes and went 2-0-1 with a .923 save percentage and 0.62 goals-against average as a freshman last season, will be the starter in goal. ”She÷s a great vocal presence and played well when she had the opportunity last year,‘ said Sutton. ”She÷s good off her line and in the air and growing and getting better with experience.” The season-opening weekend will be a sort of homecoming for Graham, who hails from just north of Denver in Fort Collins. She made her collegiate debut last season against Colorado Mines in Chico and made seven saves on the way to a shutout in the scoreless draw. A number of Wildcats would like to similarly prove themselves against Mines this season. Many will get the chance. “Who is going to emerge and grow the depth of our squad is the question right now,” said Sutton. “There are a lot of players who have the ability to make a big contribution to this team. ”This flrst road trip is going to be a great test for us. Our goal will be to grow together and get as prepared as we can be for CCAA play.”

California Collegiate Athletic Association 2019 Women÷s Soccer Preseason Coaches Poll Team (1st-place votes) Pts 2018 Records Team (1st-place votes) Pts 2018 Records 1. UC San Diego (12) 144 19-3-2, 10-2-0 CCAA 8. Cal State San Bernardino 61 5-12-0, 4-8-0 CCAA 2. Sonoma State (1) 132 11-5-4, 8-3-1 CCAA 9. Cal State Monterey Bay 53 7-7-3, 4-6-2 CCAA 3. Chico State 114 10-2-6, 9-1-2 CCAA 10. Cal State East Bay 48 7-8-3, 2-7-3 CCAA 4. Cal State LA 106 10-6-2, 6-4-2 CCAA 11. San Francisco State 45 10-6-3, 7-3-2 CCAA T5. Cal Poly Pomona 87 5-9-4, 1-7-4 CCAA 12. Humboldt State 39 6-9-2, 3-8-1 CCAA T5. Cal State San Marcos 87 8-7-3, 6-4-1 CCAA 13. Cal State Dominguez Hills 24 3-10-4, 2-7-3 CCAA 7. Stanislaus State 74 7-7-4, 6-4-2 CCAA

35 Coaching Staff Head Coach Kim Sutton Kim Sutton is in her 19th season as Chico State÷s head women÷s soccer coach and 25th at the NCAA Division II level. Sutton has established herself as one of the top coaches in the nation“entering the 2019 season, she owns a 182-117-57 record in her 18 years with the Wildcats and an overall mark of 237-159-71 in a coaching career that has spanned three decades. Sutton has led the Wildcats to six California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) North Division crowns, 10 trips to the CCAA Championship Tournament (winning the program÷s flrst-ever CCAA conference title in 2007), and seven NCAA Championship Tournament appearances in the past 15 seasons. Under Sutton÷s tutelage, several Chico State women÷s soccer players have earned individual recognition, racking up a combined 71 postseason conference awards, 45 All-West Region selections, and flve All-America honors. Sutton herself has earned CCAA Coach of the Year honors three times. Sutton has seen to it that her program has excelled not only on the pitch, but in SUTTON'S the classroom. The Wildcats have been recognized nine times (2009—12, 2014—18) for academic excellence, receiving the United Soccer Coaches÷ prestigious Team SEASONS Academic Award. Year School Record Sutton led Chico State to a 10-2-6 record in 2018, flnishing second in the CCAA 1995 Humboldt St. 7-7-0 and advancing to the CCAA Tournament for the fourth time in flve seasons. The ÷Cats, 1996 Humboldt St. 11-4-5 ranked fourth in the West Region, and earned their second straight invitation to the 1997 Humboldt St. 12-4-4 NCAA Championship Tournament. The 10 victories marked the 11th time Sutton 1998 Humboldt St. 10-7-2 has guided Chico State to double-digit wins in a season. Seniors Erin Woods, Jamie 1999 Humboldt St. 9-8-2 Ikeda, and Korie Bozart, along with sophomore Sarah Emigh, were All-CCAA and 2000 Humboldt St. 6-12-1 All-West Region selections in 2018, while Sutton was named the CCAA Coach of the 2001 Chico State 7-8-3 Year. 2002 Chico State 10-7-2 Sutton÷s Wildcats flnished the 2017 season with an 11-6-2 record, placing 2003 Chico State 10-8-2 fourth in the CCAA and earning berths in both the CCAA and NCAA Championship 2004 Chico State 11-5-5 Tournaments. 2005 Chico State 14-5-3 Sutton piloted the Wildcats to an 8-7-2 mark in 2016. 2006 Chico State 13-4-4 The Sutton-led ÷Cats posted a 12-5-2 record in 2015, flnishingsecond in the CCAA 2007 Chico State 13-5-3 and reaching the semiflnals of the conference championship tournament. Pooja Patel was named the CCAA÷s Offensive Player of the Year, with Erin Woods selected as the 2008 Chico State 7-10-3 conference÷s Newcomer of the Year. 2009 Chico State 8-6-9 The 2014 season saw Sutton and the Wildcats register a 12-5-2 record, a second 2010 Chico State 8-9-1 place flnish in the CCAA and a trip to the CCAA Tournament flnals. Sutton÷s 2013 2011 Chico State 13-6-6 squad flnished 8-8-2 on the season, placing fourth in the CCAA÷s South Division. 2012 Chico State 7-11-0 The 2011 season is undoubtedly the most satisfying of Sutton÷s Chico State 2013 Chico State 8-8-2 coaching career, with the Wildcats posting a 13-6-6 record and capturing the 2014 Chico State 12-5-2 CCAA North Division crown. After reaching the flnals of the CCAA Championship 2015 Chico State 12-5-2 Tournament, the ÷Cats won the NCAA West Regional for the flrst time in program 2016 Chico State 8-7-2 history to advance to the Final Four in Pensacola, Florida. Chico State÷s wildly 2017 Chico State 11-6-2 successful season came to a heartbreaking end when the Wildcats lost in a shootout 2018 Chico State 10-2-6 to national runner-up Grand Valley State. Totals 237-159-71 (.584) On October 25, 2010, Sutton recorded her 100th career victory as Chico State head coach in the Wildcats÷ 4-2 win over Cal State Monterey Bay. From 2004 to 2009, Sutton developed Chico State into a conference powerhouse, as the ÷Cats won flve CCAA North Division titles and appeared in flve conference tournaments, bringing home the CCAA championship in 2007. Sutton was named CCAA Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2007, and her 2009 Wildcats squad earned the program÷s flrst-ever NCAA Championship Tournament victory. On September 17, 2005, in just her 11th year at the Division II level, Sutton earned her 100th NCAA coaching victory with a 1-0 victory at San Francisco State.

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Sutton has averaged nearly 10 victories a season in her 24 years as a Division II college coach. She begins the 2019 season with a career winning percentage of .584, and her 237 victories ranks Sutton 19th among active D-II coaches nationwide. Figuring in her flve years as a junior college coach, Sutton÷s all-time career winning percentage is an even more impressive .612. Prior to her 2001 arrival at Chico State, Sutton spearheaded the Humboldt State women÷s soccer program during its flrst six years of existence (1995—2000) and led the Lumberjacks to an overall record of 55-42-14, two Paciflc West Conference titles and a pair of NCAA Championship Tournament appearances. In just the program÷s third season as an intercollegiate sport, Sutton led Humboldt State to a 12-4-4 record in 1997, advancing to the NCAA Championship Tournament quarterflnals. Following the Lumberjacks÷ third consecutive 10-win season in 1998, Sutton was named the Paciflc West Conference Coach of the Year. Sutton took her flrst head coaching job at Santa Rosa Junior College, guiding the Bear Cubs from 1990–94. She led the team to three conference titles and a pair of state championship matches while compiling an overall mark of 72-24-1. As a player, Sutton earned All-Northern California Athletic Conference honors at Sonoma State in 1986, and competed for Team USA on its 1987 tour of Europe and the Soviet Union. Sutton received her bachelor÷s degree from Sonoma State in 1989, with Kim Sutton with the Wildcats÷ an emphasis in teacher preparation and a minor in chemistry. She earned 2011 NCAA Final Four Trophy. her master÷s degree in physical education with an emphasis in biochemical kinesiology from Sonoma State in 1993.

37 38 Coaching Staff Riley Riordan—Assistant Coach Riley Riordan is one of two new Wildcat assistants on Kim Sutton÷s 2019 coaching staff. Riordan comes to Chico following a year as an assistant coach at Hanover College in Hanover, Indiana. She helped the Panthers post a 12-5-1 record in 2017 and a berth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. Riordan joined the coaching ranks on the heels of a college career that saw the California native star in goal for DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana. In two seasons, she racked up 21 wins and 10 shutouts and helped the Tigers win the 2015 North Coast Athletic Conference championship. Riordan earned Second Team All-NCAC honors as a senior. She also saw action as a freshman at Division I Northern Illinois University in 2013. Riordan was a prep star at St. Louis Park High School in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. A two-time All-North Suburban League selection, she served as team captain during her senior season and was named the Orioles÷ MVP. Riordan earned her bachelor÷s degree in psychology from DePauw University in 2017. Brenna Meier—Assistant Coach Stepping right off the pitch and into the college coaching ranks, Chico native and former Wildcat goalkeeper Brenna Meier joins the Chico State women÷s soccer staff in 2019. Though her college career came to an end last fall, Meier is no stranger to the world of coaching. Prior to joining Kim Sutton÷s staff, she has served as an assistant coach at Chico÷s Pleasant Valley High School since 2015, and for the past two years as goalie coach and trainer for the Chico Cal Soccer Club. Meier closed out her playing days in memorable fashion for the Wildcats in 2018, racking up eight wins and helping Chico State advance to its second NCAA Championship Tournament in as many years. In her flnal two regular season contests, Meier notched 15 saves and a pair of clean sheets to earn the CCAA Player of the Week award. More honors came in the postseason with an All-CCAA Honorable Mention. Her eight shutouts in 2018 tied Meier for ninth place on Chico State÷s all-time single season shutout list. Meier was just as productive in the classroom, earning four CCAA All-Academic honors and two Division II Athletic Directors Academic Achievement Awards. Meier transferred to Chico State after playing two seasons at Butte College in Oroville. She was named First Team All- Golden Valley Conference and MVP in 2016 while ranking eighth in saves among state JC goalkeepers. A 2015 graduate of Chico÷s Pleasant Valley High School, Meier helped lead Vikings to four straight Eastern Athletic League crowns and the 2015 Northern Section Division I title. For her efforts, she earned three All-EAL honors and was named the league÷s MVP as a senior. Meier is currently working toward her master÷s degree in kinesiology from Chico State.

Mike Martini—Goalkeeper Coach Mike Martini is in the sixth year of his second stint working alongside Kim Sutton as the Wildcats÷ goalkeeper coach. Since returning to the Chico State sidelines, Martini has helped the ÷Cats reach the postseason four times, including two straight NCAA Championship Tournament appearances. Prior to his latest coaching tenure with the Wildcats, the former Chico State star mentored both the Wildcat men÷s and women÷s goalkeepers from 2002—04, helping lead the men to the 2003 NCAA West Region championship and the women to a CCAA North Division title in 2004. Martini has also registered several years training goalkeepers at the high school and club soccer levels. Martini was an award-winning goalkeeper for Chico State, twice earning First Team All- Northern California Athletic Conference, as well as First Team All-Far West Region honors in 1996. Before joining the Wildcats, Martini was a JC All-American tending goal at Santa Rosa College and a three-sport star (soccer, baseball and basketball) at Arcata High School. He went on to play flve seasons in the professional ranks as a member of the Chico Rooks from 1997–2001. Martini received a bachelor÷s degree in education/therapeutic recreation from Chico State in 1997, later earning a teaching credential.

39 Returning Players

Victoria Aiden

GK > So F/M > Sr #1 #2 Started three matches in goal for the Wildcats last Played in 10 matches for the ÷Cats in 2018, starting once… season, allowing just two goals and racking up 24 saves Lone goal of the season was also her flrst as a Wildcat, while posting two wins and a tie as a true freshman… September 23 vs. Cal State East Bay…Appeared in nine Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Fossil Ridge High matches in 2017…Played in seven matches as a true School in Fort Collins, Colorado…Earned Second Team freshman in 2016…Pre-Chico Days: A 2016 graduate of 5A Front Range League and the Sabercats÷ Defensive West Seattle High School in Seattle, Washington…Earned MVP honors as a senior…Part of an Arsenal Colorado four varsity letters…Served as team captain as a senior… club team that won three state soccer cups and the 2017 Three-time First Team All-Metro League selection… Far West Regionals…Personal: Born March 21, 2000 Personal: Born December 16, 1997 in Seattle…Parents in Fort Collins…Daughter of Rodney Esparza and Lisa are Raymond and Laticia…Has three younger siblings: Graham…Enjoys photography, drawing, and going to Quincy, Mason, and Jackson…Sports hero is Megan the lake…Kinesiology major. Rapinoe…Majoring in mechanical engineering. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Antonia Kyra

FWD > So F/M > So #4 #5 Appeared in nine matches for the Wildcats last season, Appeared in 12 matches for the ÷Cats last season, starting three…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of starting three…Redshirted in 2017…Pre-Chico Days: Benicia High School…Helped lead the Panthers to A 2017 graduate of Brea Olinda High School in Brea… a pair of Solano County Athletic Conference titles… Earned three varsity letters in soccer…Helped the Named First Team All-SCAC three times…Also lettered Wildcats reach the CIF Southern Section Division III in track…Personal: Born October 3, 2000 in Vallejo… semiflnals in 2015…Also lettered in track & fleld…First Daughter of Ben and Connie...Says the best thing about Team All-Century League track selection in 2015… Chico is the culture…Wants to someday Personal: Born September 24, 1999 in swim with sharks…Best advice ever received: Costa Mesa…Daughter of Mike and Jackie… ”Don÷ttake life too seriously‘…Claims to have Has two siblings, Collin and Macy…Biggest incredible night vision…Majoring in nutrition sports thrill is winning in overtime…Hopes to and food science. 40 skydive someday…Psychology major. Returning Players

Susanna Kylie

FWD > So MID > So #6 #7 2018 CCAA Freshman of the Year…Led Chico State Appeared in four Chico State matches as a true with 14 points, and tied for the team lead with six freshman in 2018…Earned 2018–19 CCAA All- goals…In just her fourth match as a Wildcat, scored a Academic honors…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate pair of goals September 9 vs. Dominican…Netted the of Leigh High School in San Jose…Earned four varsity winning goal in the ÷Cats÷ regular season flnale October letters…Helped lead the Longhorns to three straight 27 vs. UC San Diego…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 Blossom Valley Athletic League-Mount Hamilton Division graduate of Heritage High in Brentwood…First Team titles…Named First Team All-BVAL in 2018…Team All-Bay Valley Athletic League selection as a senior… captain as a senior…Personal: Born August 19, 2000 in Earned Second Team All-BVAL honors in 2016—17… San Jose…Daughter of Bob and Kathi…Has one older Personal: Born September 9, 1999 in Hayward… sibling, Bailey…Biggest sports thrill is beating UC San Daughter of Rafael and Suzanne…Has three older Diego last season…Enjoys watching Net‡ix and walking siblings: Sofla, Rafael, and Alicia…Kinesiology major. her dog, Dakota…Loves to paint…Biology major. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Jordan Marin

FWD > Jr DEF > So #8 #9 Recorded one goal and four assists for the ÷Cats last Played in one match for the Wildcats as a true freshman season…Scored one goal and dished out four assists in in 2018…Earned 2018–19 CCAA All-Academic honors… 2017 to earn All-CCAA Honorable Mention…Posted flrst Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Rio Americano career Chico State goal, along with an assist, October High School in Sacramento…Earned two First Team All- 13, 2017 vs. Cal Poly Pomona…Redshirted in 2016… Capital Athletic League honors…Named Second Team Pre-Chico Days: A 2016 graduate of El Segundo High All-CAL as a freshman and sophomore…Named team School…Named the Coach÷s Player of the Year and Defensive MVP three times…Also lettered in volleyball… playoff MVP as a senior…Also lettered in Personal: Born September 9, 2000 in swimming…Personal: Born October 20, Corvallis, Oregon…Daughter of Mike and 1998 in Torrance…Daughter of Scott, Christy, Summer…Has one younger brother, JT… and Gail Doukakis…Has one older sister, Enjoys camping and flshing…Majoring in Shannon…Biology major. 41 health sciences. Returning Players

Paige Abbie

MID > So DEF > Sr #10 #12 Appeared in 12 matches for the Wildcats as a true All-CCAA Honorable Mention last season…Contributed freshman in 2018…Lone goal of the season was also one goal and three assists to the ÷Cats÷ attack in 2018… the flrst of her Chico State career September 28 vs. Posted two goals in 2017, earning All-CCAA Honorable Cal State San Bernardino…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 Mention and United Soccer Coaches Second Team graduate of Cathedral Catholic High School in San All-West Region honors…Started 15 of 16 matches for Diego…Played several seasons for the San Diego Surf the Wildcats as a true freshman in 2016…Two-time of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy…Personal: CCAA All-Academic recipient…Pre-Chico Days: A Born February 4, 2000 in Maui, Hawaii…Daughter of Jeff 2016 graduate of Ponderosa High School in Shingle and Katie…Has one younger sibling, Walker…Biggest Springs…Two-time All-Capital Valley Conference sports thrill is shooting on goal…Enjoys adventuring and selection…Personal: Born November 30, 1998 in going to the beach…Has lived in four different states… Springfleld, Illinois…Daughter of Dawn Jones-Worley… Majoring in business administration. Has one older brother, Kelly…Biology major. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Sarah Mari

MID > Jr MID > So #13 #17 First Team All-CCAA and All-West Region selection in Played in seven Wildcats matches last season, making 2018…Scored one goal and dished out one assist last a pair of starts…Redshirted in 2017…Earned 2018–19 season…2018 CCAA Championship Scholar Award CCAA All-Academic honors and received the Division winner…Posted three goals and one assist as a true II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement freshman in 2017…Three-time CCAA All-Academic Award…Pre-Chico Days: A 2017 graduate of San Juan recipient…Received the 2018–19 Division II Athletic Hills High School in San Juan…Named the Stallions' Director Academic Achievement Award…Pre-Chico MVP while also picking up a Coaches Award and Days: A 2017 graduate of Alhambra High Athlete Award during her prep career… School in Martinez…Personal: Born April 9, Personal: Born March 3, 1999 in La Jolla… 1999 in Walnut Creek…Daughter of Kevin Daughter of Bob and Amy…Has two younger and Sabrina…Has one older sister, Kaitlyn… siblings, Natalie and Lindsey…Majoring in Majoring in pre-nursing and psychology. 42 liberal studies. Returning Players

Kylie Madeline

DEF > Jr DEF > So #22 #24 Doled out one assist for the ÷Cats in 11 matches Appeared in 11 Wildcat matches in 2018, starting last season…Appeared in seven matches as a true flve…Earned 2018—19 CCAA All-Academic honors… freshman in 2017…Notched flrst career Chico State Redshirted in 2017…Pre-Chico Days: A 2017 graduate assist August 31, 2017 vs. Seattle Paciflc…Pre-Chico of Mayfleld High School in Pasadena…Four-year Days: A 2017 graduate of Livermore High School… letterwinner…Earned three First Team All-Prep League Helped the Cowboys capture the North Coast Section honors…Also lettered in golf…Helped lead Cubs to a Division II championship as a senior…East Bay Athletic pair of CIF golf championships and was a three-time League Honorable Mention in 2017…Also lettered All-PL selection…Personal: Born September 2, 1998 in in track…Personal: Born August 30, 1999 in Castro Pasadena…Daughter of Benny and Tracy…Has three Valley…Daughter of Tom and Kendyce…Has one older older siblings: Jacqueline, Benjamin, and Lauren… brother, Brody…Enjoys slacklining…Hopes to someday Hopes to someday travel the world…Majoring in travel to Europe…Majoring in business administration. business information systems. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Cody Nicole

MID > So MID > Jr #26 #28 Appeared in 14 matches as a true freshman in 2018… Started 13 of her 14 matches for the Wildcats in 2018… Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of South Torrance Posted one goal and one assist in 2017…Redshirted in High School in Torrance…Helped Spartans win the 2016…Has earned three CCAA All-Academic honors… Pioneer League title in 2016–17 and go on to capture Two-time Division II Athletic Directors Association CIF Southern California and state championships… Academic Achievement Award winner…Pre-Chico Twice earned First Team All-PL honors…Personal: Born Days: A 2016 graduate of Archbishop Mitty High School September 18, 2000 in Tucson, Arizona…Daughter of in San Jose…Personal: October 19, 1998 in San Kevin Johnson, Tiana Vincent, and Janelle Jose…Daughter of Adhemar and Nora…Has Johnson…Has four siblings: Kevin, Angelina, a twin brother, Joshua, who plays soccer at Christian, and Michael…Biggest sports thrill is Cal State Monterey Bay…Biggest sports thrill scoring a long-distance goal… Enjoys listening is winning in overtime…Majoring in exercise to music…Business administration major. 43 physiology. Wildcat Newcomers

#0 Maddie <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< GK > Fr One of 12 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Alta Loma High School…Earned All-Palomares League Honorable Mention as a senior…Personal: Born August 14, 2001 in Upland…Daughter of Jon and Crystal…Has two siblings, Jonna and Jacob…Sports hero is Hope Solo…Biggest sports thrills are penalty kicks and one-on- one situations…Biggest non-sports thrill is riding rollercoasters…Enjoys coloring and going to the beach…Says the best thing about Chico is how close everyone is…Hopes to skydive someday…Best advice ever received: ”Stay true to yourself‘…Claims to be double-jointed… Wououldld traveltravel if moneymo were no object…Psychology major.

#3 Mackenzie >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FWD > Fr One of 12 true Chico State freshmen on the 2019 roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Roseville High School…Collected 65 goals and 27 assists during her prep career…Earned Capital Valley Conference MVP honors and led the Tigers to the league title as a senior… Three-time First Team All-CVC selection…Personal: Born March 8, 2001 in Roseville… Daughter of Brian and Lisa…Has a twin sister, Kelsey…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a goal in an important match…Enjoys running, boating, and spending time with friends and family… Says the best things about Chico are the kind people and fun places…Never steps on the half of the pitch that the other team in warming up on until the match starts…Biologygy majormajor.

#14 Emelie <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< MID > Fr One of 12 true Chico State freshmen on the 2019 roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Santiago High School in Corona…Earned four varsity letters…Team captain 2017–19… Helped lead Sharks to two Big VIII League titles and the flnals of the CIF Southern Section Division I championships…Two-time All-Big VIII League selection…Personal: Born December 3, 2000…Daughter of Richard and Thalia…Has three siblings: Joshua, Richard, and Olivia… Biggest sports thrill is ”the flnal whistle blowing after a big win and the whole team coming together in a group hug‘…Enjoys hiking, going to the beach, going on spontaneous trips, and wwatchingatching reruns of o 7KH2IÀFH…Majoring in exercise physiology.

#15 Hannah >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DEF > Fr One of 13 new players on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of San Ramon Valley High School in Danville…Earned two varsity letters…Named Wolves÷ Player of the Month in 2015…Personal: Born December 17, 1999 in El Dorado Hills…Daughter of Dave and Anne…Has two older siblings, Megan and Nick…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a hat trick…Biggest non-sports thrill is getting a puppy…Enjoys hiking, school, and spending time with friends…Says the best thing about Chico is the trees…Hopes to someday travel the world…Best advice ever received: “Nothing worth having comes easy”…Used to compete in horse riding…Wants to meet Cristiano Ronaldo…Majoring in business administration.stration.

#16 Ashley <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Leigh High School in San Jose… Helped lead the Longhorns to the 2016—17 Blossom Valley Athletic League-Mount Hamilton Division title…Personal: Born April 2, 2000 in San Jose…Daughter of John and Tracie…Has one older brother, Josh…Sports hero is Carli Lloyd…Biggest sports thrill is scoring the winning goal…Enjoys working and making money…Says the best thing about Chico is ”being around my best friends”…Hopes to someday play overseas in Europe…Wears her hair in a ponytail with pre-wrap in every match…Wants to meet actor Chris Hemsworth…Majoring in exercise pphysiologyhysiology.

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#18 Alexi <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr One of 12 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Scripps Ranch High School in San Diego…Earned three varsity letters…Helped lead the Falcons to the 2018 San Diego Section Division I championship…Twice earned the team÷s Most Valuable Defender award…Personal: Born April 6, 2001 in San Diego…Daughter of George and Lourdes…Has two siblings, Melina and twin sister Nicole…Sports hero is American women÷s soccer star Rose Lavelle…Biggest sports thrill is winning in overtime…Biggest non-sports thrill is winning in Mario Kart Wii…Enjoys petting dogs…Says the best thing about Chico is ”how it ffeelseels like home‘…Hopeshome‘… to someday hold a koala…Undecided on a major.

#19 Nicole >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DEF > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Granada High School in Livermore…Earned Second Team All-East Bay Athletic League honors in 2016–17…Named team captain and Matadors÷ MVP as a junior…Personal: Born October 21, 2000 in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin…Daughter of Dave and Pam…Has two siblings, Megan and Jeffrey…Biggest sports thrill is winning the ball back for her team…Biggest non-sports thrill is riding intense rollercoasters…Enjoys watching 7KH2IÀFH…Says the best thing about Chico is the trees… Loves dogs…Hopes to someday swim with the sharks in Australia…Best advice ever received: ”You can do anything for a minute‘…Majoring in pre-nursing.

#20 Chloe <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< FWD > Fr One of 12 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Great Oak High School in Temecula…Earned three varsity letters with the Wolfpack…Earned First Team All- Southwest League honors as a senior…Second Team All-SWL selection in 2018…Personal: Born January 19, 2001 in San Diego…Daughter of Sean and Annisha…Has two older siblings, Taylor and Hunter…Sports hero is American women÷s soccer star Rose Lavelle…Biggest sports thrill was going to regionals and nationals with her club team…Biggest non-sports thrill is ziplining in Kansas…Enjoys hiking, going to the beach, and spending time with friends… LikLikeses ttoo lilistensten ttoo ccountry music…Wants to meet anyone famous…Majoring in liberal studies.

#21 Camille >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> MID > Fr One of 12 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Rio Americano High School in Sacramento…Played four varsity seasons, helping the Raiders capture a pair of Capital Athletic League titles…Four-time First Team All-CAL selection…Won team÷s MVP honors as a senior, and was named Best Offensive Player three straight years… Also lettered in basketball, where she earned two First Team All-CAL honors…Personal: Born July 5, 2001 in Sacramento…Daughter of Bill and Dana…Has three siblings: Kate, Carolyn, and William…Enjoys playing the piano and spending time with friends…Favorite animal is the cheetah…Majoring in construction management.

#23 Kelli <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< DEF > Fr One of 12 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Granite Bay High School…Played four varsity seasons serving as team captain as a senior…Helped lead the Grizzlies to a pair of Sierra Foothill League titles…First Team All-SFL selection…Personal: Born June 26, 2001 in Folsom…Daughter of Ed and Jannene…Has one older sister, Shannon…Biggest sports thrill is free kicks…Biggest non-sports thrill is wakeboarding… Enjoys boating…Hopes to someday visit Greece…Best advice ever received: ”Don÷t stress over things you can÷t control‘…Always knocks on her shin guards for good luck…Business aadministrationdministration majorm a .

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#25 Eve <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< GK > Fr One of 12 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Trabuco Hills High School in Mission Viejo…Earned four varsity letters…Led Mustangs to the 2019 Sea View League title…Named First Team All-SVL and team MVP as a senior…Won Mustangs÷ Defensive Player of the Year award in 2018…Personal: Born August 28, 2001 in Mission Viejo…Daughter of Larry and Tracey…Has one older brother, Liam…Biggest sports thrill is not allowing a single goal in her flnal high school regular season, helping Trabuco Hills win its flrst league title in 10 years…Enjoys writing, watching, and analyzing movies…Hopes to somesomedayday winwin a hotho dog eating contest…Journalism major.

#27 Liz >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> DEF > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Yorba Linda High School…Helped lead Mustangs to a Crestview League championship in 2017–18 and an appearance in the CIF Southern California regional flnals in 2015—16…Earned team÷s Offensive MVP, Defensive MVP and Coaches Award during her four varsity seasons…Three-time All-CL selection…Also lettered in track…Personal: Born July 9, 2000 in Newport…Daughter of Mike and Christine… Has three siblings: Sam, Katie, and Michael…Biggest sports thrill is scoring an overtime goal to win the league title against a rival school…Enjoys photography and spending time with her dog…Always wears a hair tie on her left cleat…Education major.

#29 Britt <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< MID > Fr One of 12 true freshmen on the Wildcats÷ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Vacaville High School…Helped lead the Bulldogs to a pair of Monticello Empire League championships…Named First Team All-MEL and the league÷s Offensive Player of the Year… Second Team All-MEL selection as a junior…Began her prep career at Buckingham Charter School in Vacaville…Received Sacramento Metropolitan Athletic League MVP honors in 2017…First Team All-SMAL and league Offensive Player of the Year as a freshman…Also lettered in cross country…Personal: Born April 6, 2001 in Vallejo…Daughter of Ed and Gail… HHasas twotwo olderolder siblings,sib Briana and Brendon…Majoring in public health.

#30 Marissa >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> FWD > Fr One of 12 true Chico State freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Monte Vista High School in Danville…Helped lead the Mustangs to the 2019 East Bay Athletic League crown and the CIF Northern California Regional Division I championship…Personal: Born August 12, 2001 in Walnut Creek…Daughter of Jim and Felicia…Has two older siblings, Mackenzie and Nick…Biggest sports thrill is winning the CIF NorCal championship…Biggest non-sports thrill is meeting new people…Enjoys playing with her dogs…Says the best thing about Chico is ”the positive vibe everywhere you go‘…Hopes to someday backpack through Europe…Majoring in pre-nursing.

#31 Kinsey <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< MID > Fr One of 12 true Chico State freshmen on the 2019 roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of Eastlake High School in Sammamish, Washington…Earned four varsity letters with the Wolves…Personal: Born May 22, 2001 in Boise, Idaho…Daughter of Shane and Sha… Has two siblings, Sutton and Halle…Biggest non-sports thrill is watching a good movie… Enjoys music and reading…Says the best thing about Chico is the trees…Hopes to someday visit Thailand…Has eight step-siblings…Would travel the world if money were no object… Undecided on a major.

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#33 Natalie <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< M/D > Fr Redshirted in 2018…Pre-Chico Days: A 2018 graduate of Citrus Valley High School in Redlands…Played three varsity seasons for the Blackhawks…First Team All-Citrus Belt League selection as a junior…Personal: Born February 1, 2000 in Eureka…Daughter of Martin Barrett and Tina Raddish…Has two siblings, Hannah and Jacquelyn…Biggest sports thrill is scoring a game-changing goal…Biggest non-sports thrill is making people laugh and smile…Enjoys working out, going to the movies, spending time with friends, and anything outside…Was given the nickname “Becks” by her soccer coach when she was seven years oldold…Plans…Plans to somsomeday travel the world and go skydiving…Undecided on a major.

#34 Amber >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> D/M > Fr One of 12 true Wildcat freshmen…Pre-Chico Days: A 2019 graduate of San Luis Obispo High School…Helped lead the Tigers to four consecutive league titles and the 2017 CIF Southern Section Division II championship match…Served as team captain as a senior, earning All- Mountain League honors…Three-time All-Pac 8 League selection…Personal: Born October 6, 2001 in San Jose…Daughter of Craig and Stephanie…Has one older sister, Sierra…Biggest sports thrill is ”accomplishing something I once thought I couldn÷t‘…Enjoys dogs and cars… Says the best things about Chico are “the pretty campus and the cute downtown”…Always braids her hair before games…Majoring in exercise physiology.

47 2018 Results

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (10-2-6) (5-0-4) (5-1-1) (0-1-1) CONFERENCE...... (9-1-2) (5-0-1) (4-1-1) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (1-1-4) (0-0-3) (1-0-0) (0-1-1)

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att Goals scored (assists) ------Aug 31, 2018 REGIS UNIVERSITY (CO) T 0-0 2OT 0-0-1 0-0-0 283 - Sep 02, 2018 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES T 0-0 2OT 0-0-2 0-0-0 275 - Sep 06, 2018 SEATTLE PACIFIC T 0-0 2OT 0-0-3 0-0-0 199 - Sep 09, 2018 at Dominican University W 3-1 1-0-3 0-0-0 132 GARCIA, Susanna (Los) GARCIA, Susanna (Bozart, Madero) MARTINEZ, Nadiah (unassisted) Sep 14, 2018 CAL STATE LA* T 1-1 2OT 1-0-4 0-0-1 200 WOODS, Erin (unassisted) Sep 16, 2018 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 2-1 2-0-4 1-0-1 147 WOODS, Erin (Tovani) WOODS, Erin (Doukakis) Sep 21, 2018 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 1-0 3-0-4 2-0-1 177 BOZART, Korie (unassisted) Sep 23, 2018 at Cal State East Bay* W 2-1 4-0-4 3-0-1 200 WILLIAMS, Aiden (Martinez, Woods) DOUKAKIS, Jordan (Garcia) Sep 28, 2018 at CSU San Bernardino* W 2-0 5-0-4 4-0-1 187 MORONES, Devon (Doukakis) SLUSAREK, Paige (Bozart) Sep 30, 2018 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-2 6-0-4 5-0-1 398 LOS, Juliana (Doukakis) EMIGH, Sarah (Jones) WOODS, Erin (Bozart) Oct 12, 2018 SONOMA STATE* W 1-0 7-0-4 6-0-1 631 GARCIA, Susanna (Morones) Oct 14, 2018 HUMBOLDT STATE* W 1-0 2OT 8-0-4 7-0-1 439 JONES, Abbie (Bozart) Oct 17, 2018 at Stanislaus State* T 1-1 2OT 8-0-5 7-0-2 523 GARCIA, Susanna (Jones) Oct 21, 2018 at San Francisco State* L 1-2 8-1-5 7-1-2 336 GARCIA, Susanna (Emigh) Oct 25, 2018 CAL STATE SAN MARCOS* W 1-0 9-1-5 8-1-2 212 WOODS, Erin (Bozart) Oct 27, 2018 UC SAN DIEGO* W 1-0 10-1-5 9-1-2 247 GARCIA, Susanna (Morones) Nov 02, 2018 vs Sonoma State^ T 1-1 1-3 ShO 10-1-6 9-1-2 235 MADERO, Lauren (Los, Doukakis) Nov 08, 2018 at Point Loma# L 1-2 10-2-6 9-1-2 219 WOODS, Erin (Jones, Garcia)

* California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) match ^ CCAA Championship Tournament match # NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional match

48 2018 Women's Final Statistics

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT ------6 Garcia, Susanna 18-14 1283 6 2 14 39 .154 26 .667 3 0-0 4 Woods, Erin 18-18 1505 6 1 13 48 .125 26 .542 3 0-1 9 Bozart, Korie 18-18 1711 1 5 7 17 .059 10 .588 1 0-0 20 Doukakis, Jordan 18-10 1074 1 4 6 22 .045 11 .500 1 0-0 12 Jones, Abbie 17-17 1613 1 3 5 8 .125 4 .500 1 0-0 8 Morones, Devon 18-10 926 1 2 4 15 .067 5 .333 1 0-0 10 Los, Juliana 17-6 814 1 2 4 9 .111 5 .556 0 0-0 13 Emigh, Sarah 18-18 1671 1 1 3 22 .045 11 .500 0 0-0 18 Madero, Lauren 8-0 100 1 1 3 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-0 2 Williams, Aiden 10-1 191 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 3 Slusarek, Paige 12-2 361 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0-0 30 Martinez, Nadiah 11-4 458 1 0 2 11 .091 2 .182 0 0-0 11 Tovani, Brielynn 16-12 890 0 1 1 17 .000 9 .529 0 0-0 22 Martinez, Kylie 12-5 579 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 Greenwood, Kyra 12-3 364 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 14 Diaz, Antonia 9-3 280 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 DeStefani, Mari 7-2 179 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 21 Ikeda, Jamie 18-18 1653 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 23 Wright, Marin 1-0 29 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 Joseph, Maddie 11-5 585 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 26 Johnson, Cody 14-1 393 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 28 Marquez, Nicole 14-13 704 0 0 0 14 .000 2 .143 0 0-0 29 Hansen, Kylie 4-0 140 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Totals 18 - 22 23 67 249 .088 123 .494 10 0-1 Opponents 18 - 12 8 32 231 .052 106 .459 2 1-1

Goalkeepers GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. W L T Sho. ------1 Meier, Brenna 15-15 1464:01 10 0.61 69 .873 8 2 5 8 25 Graham, Vic 3-3 290:00 2 0.62 24 .923 2 0 1 1 Totals 18 1754:01 12 0.62 93 .886 10 2 6 9 Opponents 18 1754:01 22 1.13 100 .820 2 10 6 2

OVERALL CONFERENCE GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State.... 14 7 0 1 22 Chico State..... 9 7 0 1 17 Opponents...... 3 9 0 0 12 Opponents...... 2 6 0 0 8

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State... 123 99 11 16 249 Chico State... 81 67 5 8 161 Opponents..... 86 123 7 15 231 Opponents...... 63 83 4 7 157

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT 2OT Total ------Chico State.... 38 48 3 4 93 Chico State..... 29 36 2 3 70 Opponents...... 51 38 5 6 100 Opponents...... 32 25 1 1 59

49 50 Offensive Player of the Year: Mary Reilly, UC San Diego Defensive Player of the Year: Natalie Saddic, UC San Diego Goalkeeper of the Year: Nicki Rucki, San Francisco State Freshman of the Year: Susanna Garcia, Chico State Newcomer of the Year: Kelly Kevershan, Cal State San Bernardino Coach of the Year: Kim Sutton, Chico State

2018 Women's Final Standings CCAA LEADERS Conference Overall Points Gls. Asts. Pts. W L T Pts W L T Pct Mary Reilly, UCSD 16 4 36 UC San Diego*$^# 10 2 0 30 19 3 2 .833 Megumi Barber, UCSD 11 4 26 Chico State*^ 9 1 2 29 10 2 6 .722 Alex Jenkins, HSU 9 1 19 Sonoma State*^ 8 3 1 25 11 5 4 .650 Sadie Ortiz, CSUS 7 2 16 San Francisco State* 7 3 2 23 10 6 3 .605 Kelly Kevershan, CSUSB 6 3 15 Cal State San Marcos* 6 4 2 20 7 7 4 .500

Cal State LA* 6 4 2 20 10 6 2 .611 Goals GP No. Avg. Mary Reilly, UCSD 24 16 0.67 CSU Monterey Bay 4 6 2 14 7 7 3 .500 Megumi Barber, UCSD 24 11 0.46 Stanislaus State 4 6 2 14 8 7 3 .528 Alex Jenkins, HSU 17 9 0.53 CSU San Bernardino 4 8 0 12 5 12 0 .294 Sadie Ortiz, CSUS 18 7 0.39 Humboldt State 3 8 1 10 6 9 2 .412 Cal State East Bay 2 7 3 9 7 8 3 .472 Erin Woods, Chico State 18 6 0.33 CSU Dominguez Hills 2 7 3 9 3 10 4 .294 Susanna Garcia, Chico State 18 6 0.33 Cal Poly Pomona 1 7 4 7 5 9 4 .389 Assists GP No. Avg. Summer Bales, UCSD 24 10 0.42 CCAA wins are worth three (3) points; ties are worth one (1) point. Korie Bozart, Chico State 18 5 0.28 * CCAA Championionship Tournament participant Natalie Saddic, UCSD 24 5 0.21 $ CCAA Tournament Champion ^ NCAA Division II Championship Tournament participant Caitlin McCarthy, UCSD 24 5 0.21 # NCAA Championship Tournament West Region winner Riley West, SSU 14 4 0.29 Shots GP No. Avg. CCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Mary Reilly, UCSD 24 120 5.00 First Round, Oct. 30 (at campus sites) Megumi Barber, UCSD 24 70 2.92 No. 4 San Francisco State 0, No. 5 San Marcos 0 (San Francisco State Caitlin McCarthy, UCSD 24 56 2.33 DGYDQFHGRQ3. V Alex Jenkins, HSU 17 52 3.06 No. 3 Sonoma State 1, No. 6 Cal State LA 0 Alexis Espitia, SSU 20 52 2.60 (No. 1 UC San Diego and No. 2 Chico StateHDUQHGE\HV Saves GP No. Avg. Semiflnals, Nov. 2 (at UC San Diego) Nicki Rucki, SFSU 18 105 5.83 Chico State 1, Sonoma State 1 6RQRPD6WDWHDGYDQFHGRQ3. V Ruth Maria-Soto, CSUDH 17 103 6.06 UC San Diego 5, San Francisco State 0 Stephanie Busch, CSUMB 17 101 5.94 Championship, Nov. 4 (at UC San Diego) Adriana Maldonado, CSULA 18 101 5.61 UC San Diego 3, Sonoma State 1 Kristen Spear, SSU 20 81 4.05

First Team All-CCAA Second Team All-CCAA F Alex Jenkins ...... Humboldt State F Megumi Barber ...... UC San Diego F Tami Kwong ...... San Francisco State F Paulina Chaidez ...... Cal State LA F Mary Reilly ...... UC San Diego F Sadie Ortiz ...... Stanislaus State MF Summer Bales ...... UC San Diego MF Caitlin McCarthy ...... UC San Diego MF Miriam Bloom ...... Sonoma State MF Marriah Perez ...... San Francisco State MF Sarah Emigh...... Chico State MF Leslie Ramirez ...... Cal State LA MF Irma Pinzon ...... Cal State LA MF Ilena Rivera ...... Stanislaus State D Jamie Ikeda ...... Chico State D Korie Bozart ...... Chico State D Natalie Saddic ...... UC San Diego D Natalie Di Angelo ...... Cal Poly Pomona D Riley West ...... Sonoma State D Janessa Staab ...... San Francisco State GK Nicki Rucki ...... San Francisco State GK Ruth Maria-Soto ...... Cal State Dominguez Hills

Chico State All-CCAA Honorable Mention GK“Brenna Meier F“Erin W oods D“Abbie Jones 51 Coaching Records All-Time Chronology Overall Conference Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct W L T Pct Bob Russ (1983—2000) 18 186 125 34 .588 87 71 14 .547 Kim Sutton (2001—2018) 18 182 117 57 .591 129 85 37 .588 Totals (1983–2018) 36 368 242 91 .590 216 156 51 .571 NCAC“Northern California Athletic Conference (1983—1997) CCAA“California Collegiate Athletic Association (1998—present) Year-By-Year Overall Conference Overall Conference Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. GF GA Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T Pct. GF GA 1983 Bob Russ 9 5 2 .625 4 4 2 .500 na na 2002 Kim Sutton 10 7 2 .588 6 6 2 .500 28 18 1984 Bob Russ 7 8 4 .474 3 4 3 .450 27 27 2003 Kim Sutton 10 8 2 .550 7 6 1 .536 33 29 1985 Bob Russ 11 5 3 .658 3 3 2 .500 32 23 2004 Kim Sutton 11 5 5 .643 9 2 3 .750 35 22 1986 Bob Russ 8 8 3 .500 3 4 1 .438 20 26 2005 Kim Sutton 14 5 3 .705 9 2 3 .750 34 18 1987 Bob Russ 9 7 3 .553 3 4 1 .438 39 18 2006 Kim Sutton 13 4 4 .714 12 2 2 .813 32 13 1988 Bob Russ 7 10 3 .425 3 5 0 .375 27 31 2007 Kim Sutton 13 5 3 .690 10 3 1 .750 33 12 1989 Bob Russ 9 8 3 .525 3 4 1 .438 30 22 2008 Kim Sutton 7 10 3 .425 3 8 3 .321 23 28 1990 Bob Russ 16 4 1 .786 6 2 0 .750 46 18 2009 Kim Sutton 8 6 9 .543 6 2 8 .625 23 18 1991 Bob Russ 12 5 3 .675 5 3 0 .625 33 23 2010 Kim Sutton 8 9 1 .472 7 8 1 .469 21 23 1992 Bob Russ 15 4 2 .762 7 1 0 .875 49 17 2011 Kim Sutton 13 6 6 .640 10 4 2 .688 31 21 1993 Bob Russ 15 4 1 .775 6 2 0 .750 79 19 2012 Kim Sutton 7 11 0 .389 4 10 0 .286 21 26 1994 Bob Russ 11 8 0 .579 4 4 0 .500 44 25 2013 Kim Sutton 8 8 2 .500 6 8 2 .438 21 19 1995 Bob Russ 13 4 1 .750 7 2 1 .750 37 17 2014 Kim Sutton 12 5 2 .684 8 2 1 .773 26 15 1996 Bob Russ 8 10 1 .447 6 4 0 .600 32 34 2015 Kim Sutton 12 5 2 .684 8 3 1 .708 32 21 1997 Bob Russ 10 8 1 .553 6 3 1 .650 34 20 2016 Kim Sutton 8 7 2 .529 4 7 1 .375 26 19 1998 Bob Russ 10 9 0 .526 9 5 0 .643 26 26 2017 Kim Sutton 11 6 2 .632 7 4 1 .625 30 21 1999 Bob Russ 6 11 2 .368 3 10 1 .250 26 32 2018 Kim Sutton 10 2 6 .722 9 1 2 .833 22 12 2000 Bob Russ 10 7 1 .583 6 7 1 .464 26 28 2001 Kim Sutton 7 8 3 .472 4 7 3 .393 30 26 36-year totals 368 242 91 .590 216 156 51 .571 1086 755

52 Individual Season & Career Records Women's Single-Season Leaders Single-Season Goal Leaders Single-Season Assist Leaders Single-Season Points Leaders 19 Wendy Cotton 1993 18 Sarah Stoney 1993 47 Wendy Cotton 1993 19 Wendy Cotton 1994 10 Ginger Frank 1992 45 Wendy Cotton 1994 18 Nicky Benson 1993 10 Ginger Frank 1993 44 Nicky Benson 1993 14 Brenda Bell 1984 9 Kimberly Jensen 1984 32 Ginger Frank 1993 13 Denise Butticci 1992 9 Wendy Cotton 1993 32 Wendy Cotton 1995 13 Wendy Cotton 1995 9 Jennifer Flatt 1998 31 Brenda Bell 1984 11 Tracy Davis 1990 9 Amy Swanson 2003 31 Amy Swanson 2003 11 Ginger Frank 1993 9 Lisa Webster 2009 29 Tracy Davis 1990 11 Jill Florey 1993 8 Nicky Benson 1993 28 Nicky Benson 1994 11 Nicky Benson 1994 8 Katherine Bagwell 2007 27 Denise Butticci 1992 11 Amy Swanson 2003 8 Ali Sward 2009 27 Jill Florey 1993 8 Pooja Patel 2015 Single-Season Win Leaders Single-Season Shutout Leaders Single-Season Goals Against Avg. 16 Nancy O'Donnell 1990 12 Nicole Adams 1992 (min. 10 matches) 15 Nicole Adams 1994 11 Kari Gonzales 2006 0.50 Kari Gonzales 2007 14 Kari Gonzales 2005 10 Kari Gonzales 2005 0.58 Kari Gonzales 2006 13 Kari Gonzales 2006 10 Kari Gonzales 2007 0.59 Nicole Adams 1992 13 Kari Gonzales 2007 10 Brianna Furner 2011 0.61 Brenna Meier 2018 13 Brianna Furner 2011 9 Nancy O'Donnell 1990 0.72 Natalie Bensky 2009 12 Brianna Furner 2014 9 Natalie Bensky 2009 0.78 Nancy O'Donnell 1990 11 Nicole Adams 1993 9 Brianna Furner 2014 0.78 Kari Gonzales 2005 11 Mackenzie Boulton 2015 8 Mackenzie Boulton 2015 0.78 Brianna Furner 2014 11 Claire Abele 2017 8 Brenna Meier 2018 0.79 Brianna Furner 2011 7 Angela Orr 2002 0.79 Caitlyn Duval 2016 7 Wendy Keppel 2000 0.82 Jami Roberts 1995 Women's Career Leaders Career Goal Leaders Career Assist Leaders Career Points Leaders 51 Wendy Cotton 1993–95 32 Ginger Frank 1990–93 124 Wendy Cotton 1993–95 35 Nicky Benson 1992–94 22 Wendy Cotton 1993–95 87 Nicky Benson 1992–94 30 Amy Swanson 2001–04 22 Pooja Patel 2014—17 80 Ginger Frank 1990–93 27 Tracy Davis 1987–90 19 Sarah Stoney 1990, 93 79 Amy Swanson 2001–04 24 Ginger Frank 1990–93 19 Amy Swanson 2001–04 63 Tracy Davis 1987–90 22 Leondra May Dodge 1987–90 19 Lisa Webster 2008–11 63 Lisa Webster 2008–11 22 Denise Butticci 1991–92 17 Traci Horan 1986–89 59 Leondra May Dodge 1987–90 22 Lisa Webster 2008–11 17 Nicky Benson 1992–94 54 Pooja Patel 2014—17 22 Lindsey Dias 2013–16 16 Carly Singer 2010–13 53 Lindsey Dias 2013–16 21 Brenda Bell 1984–86 15 Leondra May Dodge 1987–90 48 Brenda Bell 1984–86 Career Goalkeeping Victories Career Shutout Leaders Career Goals Against Average 40 Kari Gonzales 2004–07 31 Kari Gonzales 2004–06 (min. 20 matches) 40 Brianna Furner 2011–14 28 Brianna Furner 2011–14 0.63 Kari Gonzales 2004–07 32 Nicole Adams 1991–92, 94 20 Nicole Adams 91–92, 94 0.95 Michelle Petersen 1988–89 22 Nancy O'Donnell 1990–91 15 Lynette Brinkman 1985–87 0.95 Nicole Adams 1991–92, 94 18 Angela Orr 2002–03 13 Nancy O'Donnell 1990–91 0.95 Natalie Bensky 2006–09 17 Lynette Brinkman 1985–87 13 Angela Orr 2002–03 0.97 Brianna Furner 2011–14 16 Wendy Keppel 1999–00 13 Natalie Bensky 2006–09 1.02 Nancy O'Donnell 1990–91 14 Natalie Bensky 2006–09 11 Wendy Keppel 1990–00 1.20 Angela Orr 2002–03 12 Kara Bradfleld 1995—96 11 Irene Contreras 1997–98 11 Mackenzie Boulton 2015 11 Claire Abele 2017 53 Women's Team Records Most Wins Season 16...... 1990 Conference Champions Most Losses Season 1992, 2007 11...... 1999, 2012 CCAA North Division Championships Highest Winning % Season 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 .768...... 1990 (16-4-1) CHICO STATE in the Lowest Winning % Season NCAA Championship Tournament .368...... 1999 (6-11-1) 1992 First Round“lost to Sonoma State 1-0. 2004 First Round“tied Seattle Paciflc 2-2 Fewest Wins Season (SPU advanced on PKs, 4-3). 6...... 1999 2005 First Round“ lost to Seattle Paciflc 1-0 (2 OT). Fewest Losses Season 2007 First Round“tied Cal State LA 0-0 4...... 1990, 92, 93, 95 (CSLA advanced on PKs, 3-1). Consecutive Wins 2009 First Round“tied Seattle Paciflc 0-0 8...... 2005 (Chico State advanced on PKs, 4-3). Second Round“Lost to UC San Diego 2-1. Consecutive Losses 2011 First Round“tied Cal State Stanislaus 1-1 7...... 1999 (Chico State advanced on PKs, 4-3). Second Round“beat UC San Diego 1-0. Consecutive Matches Without A Loss West Region Championship“tied Cal State LA 0-0 13...... 2018 (Chico State advanced on PKs, 4-3) Championship Quarterflnals“beat Abilene Most Ties Season Christian 1-0. 9*...... 2009 Championship Semiflnals“tied Grand V alley Most Shutouts Season State 1-1 (Grand Valley State advanced on PKs, 3-2). 13...... 1992 2017 First Round“lost to Concordia (Ore.) 3-0. Consecutive Shutout wins 2018 First Round“lost to Pont Loma 2-1. 5...... 1990, 92 CHICO STATE in the CCAA Championship Tournament * - NCAA Division II Record 2004 Semiflnals“beat Cal Poly Pomona 1-0. Championship“ lost to Cal State Dominguez Hills 1-0. MOST GOALS 2005 Semiflnals“lost to UC San Diego 1-0. Match: 11 (2x), 1990, 93 2006 Semiflnals“beat Sonoma State 1-0. Season: 79 (1993) Championship“lost to UC San Diego 4-0. Season Average/Match: 3.95 (1993) 2007 Semiflnals“beat Cal State Dominguez Hills 2-0. Championship“tied Cal State LA 0-0 MOST GOALS ALLOWED (Chico State wins on PKs, 2-1). Match: 6, vs. San Jose State (1986, 88, 94) Season: 34 (1996) 2009 Semiflnals“lost to Cal State LA 1-0. Season Average/Match: 1.79 (1996) 2011 Semiflnals“beat Cal State LA 1-0. Championship“lost to Cal State Stanislaus 4-0. FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED 2014 Semiflnals“beat Cal Poly Pomona 1-0 (2OT). Match: 0 Championship“lost to Cal State LA 3-1. Season: 12 (2007, 2018) 2015 Semiflnals“lost to Stanislaus State 1-0. Season Average/Match: 0.55 (2007) 2017 First Round“tied Cal State San Marcos BEST/WORST SEASON STARTS 1-1 (San Marcos advanced on PK's, 5-3). Best Without Loss: 8-0-5 (2018) 2018 Semiflnals“tied Sonoma State 1-1 Best Without Tie or Loss: 7-0-0 (2008) (Sonoma State advanced on PK's, 3-1). Worst Start: 0-3-0 (1989, 1992) 54 Individual Records/Accolades

GOALS NSCAA All-Americans Match: ...... 5, Wendy Cotton (vs. CSU Hayward, 9/27/94) 1983 Kimberly Jensen“1st Team Season: .....19, Wendy Cotton (2x), 1993 and 1994 1985 Gail Lipton“1st Team Career:...... 51, Wendy Cotton, 1993–95 1990 Leondra May Dodge“1st Team 1992 Denise Butticci“1st Team 1993 Wendy Cotton“1st Team ASSISTS 1993 Nicky Benson“2nd Team Match: ...... 4, Sarah Stoney (vs. UOP, 1993) 2007 Katherine Bagwell“Honorable Mention Season: .....18, Sarah Stoney, 1993 2011 Molly Downtain“3rd Team Career:...... 32, Ginger Frank, 1990–93 2015 Pooja Patel“2nd Team Conference Players of the Year OINTS P 1992 Tina Manfre Match: ...... 15, Wendy Cotton (vs. CSU Hayward, 9/27/94) 1997 Stacie Riley Season: .....47, Wendy Cotton, 1993 2007 Katherine Bagwell Career:...... 124, Wendy Cotton, 1993–95 2015 Pooja Patel First Team All-West Region CONSECUTIVE MATCHES WITH A POINT Kim Hadfleld 1988 Amy Swanson 2002–04 Matches: ....7, Ali Sward, 2009 Leondra May Dodge 1988, 1990 Jennifer Hogans 2006 Denise Butticci 1992 Katherine Bagwell 2007 FASTEST GOAL FROM THE START OF A GAME Tina Manfre 1992 Anjie Goulding 2007 Wendy Cotton 1993–95 Ali Sward 2009 11 seconds ..Elena Sfetcu (vs. Cal State Bakersfleld, 9/2/02) Nicky Benson 1993 Molly Downtain 2011 Ginger Frank 1993 Lindsey Dias 2015 GOALKEEPER VICTORIES Karen Dawes 1998 Pooja Patel 2015, 2017 Heather Moonjian 2000–02 Sarah Emigh 2018 Season: .....16, Nancy O'Donnell, 1990 Career:...... 40, Kari Gonzales, 2004–07 Second Team All-West Region 40, Brianna Furner, 2011–14 Kim Hadfleld 1988 Kari Gonzales 2006 Tracy Davis 1990 Ashley Gunther 2007 Ginger Frank 1990 Whitney MacDonald 2007 GOALKEEPER SHUTOUTS Cari Mancini 1990 Molly Downtain 2009–10 Season: .....12, Nicole Adams, 1992 Stacie Riley 1995, 1997 Scotie Walker 2013 Career:...... 31, Kari Gonzales, 2004–07 Ashley Wilkes 1995 Halima Abdelshife 2014 Karen Dawes 1997 Pooja Patel 2014 Jennifer Flatt 1998 Abbie Jones 2017 GOALKEEPER GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Jennifer Hogans 2003–05 Korie Bozart 2018 Minimum: 10 matches in a season, 20 career matches Liz Malm 2004–05 Jamie Ikeda 2018 Season: .....0.50, Kari Gonzales, 2007 CJ Jimenez 2004 Erin Woods 2018 Career:...... 0.63, Kari Gonzales, 2004–07 Third Team All-West Region Carly Singer 2011 Brianna Furner 2014 Kasey Wall 2011 Emily Curry 2016 Scotie Walker 2012 Erin Woods 2017 Lindsey Dias 2014, 16 Wildcat Hat Tricks (Three Goals in One Game) Year Player Goals Date Opponent Result 2006 Katherine Bagwell (Jr.) 3 10/3 Cal State Stanislaus W 4-1 1994 Wendy Cotton (Jr.) 5 9/27 Hayward St. W 7-1 1994 Nicky Benson (Sr.) 3 9/5 Portland St. W 6-0 1994 Nicky Benson (Sr.) 3 9/3 Pac. Lutheran W 5-0 1993 Nicky Benson (Jr.) 3 10/31 at Univ. of Paciflc W 6-0 1993 Wendy Cotton (So.) 3 9/5 Univ. of Paciflc W 11-0 1993 Wendy Cotton (So.) 4 9/4 UC Santa Cruz W 11-0 1993 Jill Florey (So.) 3 9/3 Azusa Paciflc W 9-0 1990 Cari Mancini (So.) 3 10/14 Claremont W 11-0 1987 Khristy Douglas (So.) 3 9/17 US International W 3-0 1987 Tracy Davis (Fr.) 3 9/8 at Westmont Coll. W 7-0

Wendy Cotton 55 56 Individual Records/Accolades

First Team All-CCAA Second Team All-CCAA All-CCAA Honorable Mention Amy Swanson 2002–04 Karen Dawes 1998 Sally Trione 2000 Brianna Furner 2014 Jenn Hogan 2004 Jenn Flatt 1998 Lauren Goerke 2001 Megan Tabler 2014 Liz Malm 2004–05 Heather Moonjian 2000—01 Premila Carleson 2005–06 Jojo Smyth 2014 Lexi Sheridan-Coon 2005 Amy Swanson 2001 Katherine Bagwell 2005 Lindsey Dias 2014 Jennifer Hogans 2006 Katie Ferchland 2002 Kari Gonzales 2005 Pooja Patel 2014 Katherine Bagwell 2006–07 Jenn Hogans 2003, 2005 Heather Gravett 2005 Cassi Scroggins 2015 Ashley Gunther 2007 Premila Carleson 2004 Ashley Gunther 2005 Erin Woods 2015, 2017–18 Ali Sward 2009 Kari Gonzales 2006 Mackenzie Doty 2006 Emily Curry 2016 Pooja Patel 2015, 2017 Abby Stretch 2006, 2008 Abby Stretch 2007 Jordan Doukakis 2017 Lindsey Dias 2015–16 Whitney McDonald 2007 Anji Goulding 2008 Abbie Jones 2017–18 Jamie Ikeda 2018 Ali Sward 2008 Natalie Bensky 2009 Brenna Meier 2018 Sarah Emigh 2018 Molly Downtain 2010 Molly Downtain 2009, 2011 Kasey Wall 2011 Kelsey Ikemoto 2009 CCAA Newcomer of the Year CCAA Coach of the Year Lisa Webster 2011 Blake Lopes 2010 Erin Woods 2015 Kim Sutton 2004, 2007, 2018 Scotie Walker 2012–13 Lisa Webster 2010 Halima Abdelshife 2014 Carly Singer 2011 CCAA Freshman of the Year Korie Bozart 2018 Danielle Leiva 2013 Susanna Garcia 2018

National Soccer Coaches Association of American Team Academic Award Chico State Women's Soccer 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Women's Series Results 1983-Present Opponent W L T Pct. Opponent W L T Pct. Opponent W L T Pct. Abilene Christian 1 0 0 1.000 Evergreen State 1 0 0 1.000 Seattle University 2 1 2 .600 Academy of Art 2 0 0 1.000 Fort Lewis College 1 0 1 .750 Simon Fraser 2 2 0 .500 Azusa Paciflc 2 0 1 .833 Fresno State 1 1 0 .500 Sonoma State 13 42 11 .280 Brigham Young 3 0 0 1.000 Grand Canyon 5 4 0 .556 Southern Oregon 1 0 0 1.000 British Columbia 0 0 2 .500 Grand Valley State 0 1 1 .250 Stanford University 2 2 1 .500 California Baptist 3 1 0 .750 Hawaii Paciflc 1 0 0 1.000 Stanislaus State 17 12 7 .569 Cal Poly Pomona 19 12 4 .600 Holy Names 1 0 0 1.000 Univ. of No. Colorado 1 0 0 1.000 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 0 2 0 .000 Humboldt State 18 9 5 .641 Univ. of Portland 2 2 1 .500 Cal State LA 10 14 5 .431 Metro State 1 0 3 .625 Univ. of Puget Sound 5 1 0 .833 Central Washington 6 0 0 1.000 Montana State-Billings 3 0 0 1.000 Univ. of San Francisco 3 2 0 .600 Chapman College 2 0 0 1.000 Northwest Nazarene 1 0 0 1.000 Univ. of Santa Clara 0 3 2 .200 Claremont College 1 0 0 1.000 Notre Dame de Namur 4 0 0 1.000 Univ. of the Paciflc 3 0 0 1.000 Colorado School of Mines 0 0 1 .500 Oregon State 2 1 0 .667 UC Berkeley 0 4 0 .000 Concordia (Ore.) 1 1 1 .500 Paciflc Lutheran 1 0 0 1.000 UC Davis 23 14 3 .613 CSU Bakersfleld 8 3 0 .727 Point Loma 0 1 0 .000 UC Irvine 4 0 2 .833 CSU Dominguez Hills 16 12 2 .567 Portland State 2 1 0 .667 UC San Diego 6 14 4 .333 CSU Fullerton 2 0 0 1.000 Regis University 2 2 1 .500 UC Santa Barbara 0 1 0 .000 CSU East Bay 27 11 3 .695 Saint Martin's 2 1 0 .667 UC Santa Cruz 5 1 0 .833 CSU Long Beach 2 0 1 .833 Saint Mary÷s College 3 5 0 .375 UCLA 0 0 1 .500 CSU Monterey Bay 20 3 0 .870 San Diego State 1 0 0 1.000 US Air Force Academy 3 1 0 .750 CSU Sacramento 2 1 1 .625 San Francisco State 35 20 8 .619 US International 1 0 0 1.000 CSU San Bernardino 15 9 3 .611 San Jose State 1 1 0 .500 USC 0 2 0 .000 CSU San Marcos 2 2 1 .500 Seattle Paciflc 2 10 4 .250 Weber State 0 0 1 .500 Concordia University 2 0 0 1.000 Western Oregon 5 0 1 .917 Denver University 4 0 1 .900 Western Washington 9 3 2 .714 Dixie State 1 0 1 .750 Westmont College 5 0 1 .917 Dominican University 6 0 0 1.000 57 Totals 368 242 91 .590 Women's All-TIme Roster

Carleson, Premila ...... 2004–06 Goulding, Anjie* ...... 2005–08 Abdelshife, Halima* ...... 2011–14 Carranza, Jazmine ...... 2017 Grafflus, Kristin ...... 1999 AAbele, Claire ...... 2017 Cerrito, Courtlynn ...... 2012–13 Graham, Vic ...... 2018 Adams, Nicole* ...... 1991–92, 1994–95 Chandler, Dawn ...... 1992 Gravett, Heather ...... 2005–06 Aguirre, Tasha ...... 1993 Cheney, Allison ...... 1999, 2002 Greene, Tami ...... 1999 Albert, Kimberly ...... 2000–01 Christians, Susan ...... 1996 Greenwood, Kyra...... 2018 Alexander, Jadyn ...... 2002 Coelho, Brooke* ...... 2014–17 Grek, Emese...... 2006–08 Allen, Mia ...... 1985 Coleman-McNally, Sidney ...... 2013 Grek, Michelle...... 2009–10 Andersen, Sarah...... 2013–14 Conlin, Ashlyn ...... 2012 Grocock, Jen* ...... 1993, 1995–97 Atkins, Carly* ...... 2007–10 Contreras, Irene...... 1997–98 Gunther, Ashley* ...... 2004–07 Guthrie, Jen ...... 1993, 1996–97 Bagwell, Katherine* ...... 2004–07 Davis, Tracy* ...... 1987–90 BBarnes, Chris ...... 1983–85 DDarneille, Amy ...... 1997–98 Barrett, Erin-Mary ...... 1990 Dawes, Karen*...... 1995–98 Barto, Jennie ...... 2009–10, 2012 Deavile, Shannon ...... 1993 Barton, Hillary ...... 2000 Denley, Cindi ...... 1996–97 Bassett, Gail ...... 2012–13 DeStefani, Mari ...... 2018 Beahan, Abby ...... 1998–99 Devlin, Jane ...... 1983–85 Beckmeyer, Hillary ...... 2003–04 Dias, Lindsey*...... 2013–16 Belcher, Jessica* ...... 1997–2000 Diaz, Antonia ...... 2018 Bell, Brenda*...... 1983–86 Doerr, Carolin ...... 1988 Bellows, Marci ...... 1989 Dodge, Leondra May*...... 1987–90 Donley, Shawna ...... 2003 Donovan, Claire ...... 1986–87 Dorff, Debbie ...... 1985–86 Doty, Mackenzie ...... 2006 Doty, Brittney ...... 2008 Ginger Frank Douglas, Khristy ...... 1986–88 Doukakis, Jordan ...... 2017–18 Downtain, Molly* ...... 2007, 2009–11 Hachmann, Cari...... 2006 Dulcich, Ann...... 1992–93 H Hadfleld, Kim* ...... 1986–89 Dunlap, Shelby* ...... 2009–12 Haggerty, Kathleen ...... 1997 Duval, Caitlyn ...... 2015–16 Hagopian, Cindy ...... 1996–97 Hair, Kathleen ...... 2000–01 Edmondson, Carrie...... 2001 Hallberg, Ahna ...... 1995 EEmigh, Sarah ...... 2017–18 Halloran, Kim ...... 2002 Katherine Bagwell Enfleld, Katie ...... 2002–03 Halstenson, Hannah ...... 2012–14 Esquibel, Amber ...... 1983–84 Hansen, Kylie ...... 2018 Belmonte, Briahna ...... 2000, 2002 Haste, Amy ...... 2001 Ben-Iesau, Leslie ...... 1998 Hawkins, Liz ...... 1992 Bengivengo, Brianna ...... 2015 Faulkner, Rebecca...... 1998 Henriquez, Emilee ...... 2016 Bensky, Natalie* ...... 2006–09 FFenton, Bridget ...... 2004 Hickey, Michele ...... 1985 Benson, Jennifer* ...... 1989–92 Ferchland, Katie* ...... 2000–03 Hinojosa, Rose ...... 1985 Benson, Nicky...... 1992–94 Flatt, Jennifer ...... 1998–2000 Hirst, Traci* ...... 1984–85, 1987–88 Berger, Denni Jo* ...... 2009–12 Florey, Jill ...... 1993–95 Hoffman, Christie ...... 1996 Berk, Izumi* ...... 1984–87 Folkerth, Beth ...... 1983–85 Hogans, Jennifer* ...... 2003–06 Berryman, Barb ...... 1983–85 Foster, Megan...... 2010 Holley, Natalie ...... 1999–2000 Bledsoe, Brittany ...... 2004 Frank, Ginger* ...... 1990–93 Horan, Traci*...... 1986–89 Boeger, Sam ...... 2014 Fries, Ella* ...... 2012–15 Horn, Kari ...... 1994–96 Boulton, Mackenzie ...... 2015 Furner, Brianna* ...... 2011–14 Hoshino, Stevi ...... 1987 Bozart, Korie ...... 2016–18 Huerta, Andrea ...... 2005–06 Brackin, Carrie ...... 2000 Garcia, Susanna ...... 2018 Hugus, Nicole* ...... 1994–97 Bradfleld, Kara ...... 1995–97 Getty,G Robin ...... 1987 Brinkman, Lynnette ...... 1985–87 Gill, Michelle ...... 1983 Ikeda, Jamie* ...... 2015–18 Brooks, Tyler* ...... 1999–2002 Glasgow, Abby ...... 2010–11 Ikemoto,I Kelsey*...... 2007–10 Brown, Katie* ...... 2013–16 Goerke, Lauren* ...... 1997, 1999–2001 Insler, Stephanie* ...... 2005–08 Brown, Stef ...... 1994 Gonzales, Kari*...... 2004–07 Brumm, Phyllis* ...... 1997–2000 Goodman, Karen ...... 1988–89 Burke, Madison...... 2017 Jackel, Stef ...... 1993–94 Butticci, Denise ...... 1991–92 Jensen,J Kimberly ...... 1983–84 Jimenez, CJ ...... 2004 Carey, Deb ...... 2005 Johnson, Cody...... 2018 CCarl, Cari ...... 1993 Johnson, Kristi ...... 1998 58 Women's All-TIme Roster

Johnson, Lindsay...... 2001 Marquez, Nicole...... 2017–18 Riley, Stacy ...... 1993–95, 1997 Johnson, Lori ...... 1983–84 Martinez, Kylie ...... 2017–18 Roberts, Jami ...... 1995 Jones, Abbie ...... 2016–18 Martinez, Nadiah ...... 2018 Roberts, Nicole ...... 2013–15 Joseph, Maddie ...... 2018 Maughan, Mallory ...... 2008 Robinson, Jenni ...... 1996 McCloskey, Nicole ...... 1999 Rodriguez, Alex* ...... 2006–09 Karnofsky, Dara* ...... 2008–11 McFadden, Molly* ...... 2006–09 Rogers, Jacklyn*...... 1998–2001 KKause, Katie ...... 2006–08 McIntire, Geri ...... 1989 Runcie, Hypatia ...... 2004 Kays, Cassie...... 2002 McIntosh, Katie* ...... 2005–08 Kearney, Christine ...... 2009 Meier, Brenna ...... 2017–18 Keenan, Cailin ...... 2015–16 Melillo, Nicki ...... 1998 Kennedy, Michelle ...... 1995 Moonjian, Heather* ...... 2000–03 Keppel, Wendy ...... 1999–2000 Morehouse, Heather* ...... 2003–06 Ketchum, Katelyn ...... 2011 Morones, Devon* ...... 2015–18 Kilgore, Lia...... 2017 Moses, Miranda ...... 2017 Kittoe, Kendra* ...... 1997–2000 Mueller, Jennie ...... 1989–90 Kline, Kristin...... 2003 Murphy, Jean ...... 1984–85 Konishi, Jenny ...... 2012 Koos, Danica ...... 2013–14 Nadon, Mitch ...... 1990 NNelson, Courtney* ...... 2003–06 Lamp, Heather ...... 2002–03 Nieto, Danielle ...... 2004–05 LLangley, Karen* ...... 1987–90 Nordin, Darby ...... 2013 Lanksbury, Shelby* ...... 2013–16 Scotie Walker Leiva, Danielle*...... 2010–13 O÷Donnell, Nancy...... 1990–91 Lesch, Danyelle ...... 1994–95 OOlendorff, Dawn* ...... 1985–88 Lewis, Katie ...... 1992 Oliver, Sydney ...... 2010 Lindsay, Melissa* ...... 2005–08 Orr, Angela...... 2002–03 Sandgren, Marissa ...... 2012 Lipton, Gail ...... 1983–84 S Osgood, Rebecca ...... 1986–87 Santos, Elizabeth...... 2003–04 Long, KK ...... 2010 Osorio, Elvia ...... 1986 Schalk, Charlene ...... 1987 Lopes, Blake* ...... 2008–11 Owiesny, Cheryl ...... 1990–91 Scholl, Kathy...... 1983–84 Los, Juliana ...... 2017–18 Scroggins, Cassi* ...... 2012–15 Lumby, Kelly ...... 1999 Sengo, Cindy ...... 1990, 1993 Pappas, Christy* ...... 1983–86 Sfetcu, Elena ...... 2001–02 PParker, Jessica ...... 2003–04 Sharrah, Courtney ...... 2014, 2016–17 Pasquale, Bernadette ...... 1985 Sheridan-Coons, Lexi*...... 2002–05 Patel, Pooja* ...... 2014–17 Sherrod, Danelle...... 1985–86 Pease, Melissa ...... 2009–11 Shleppey, Emily* ...... 2013–16 Perlman, Ashley* ...... 2007–10 Sichak, Jessica ...... 1991 Perez, Erica*...... 1998–99, 2001–02 Silva, Mary ...... 1993 Perez, Felicia ...... 1994–95 Sims, Torri* ...... 2011–14 Petersen, Erica ...... 2004 Simon, Sara ...... 1996 Petersen, Michelle ...... 1988–89 Simonich, Amanda...... 2016 Peterson, Shane ...... 1998–99 Singer, Carly*...... 2010–13 Peterson, Shelby ...... 1998–2000 Skelton, Kelly ...... 2011–12 Petska, Gina ...... 1996–97 Slusarek, Paige ...... 2018 Pierce, Kari ...... 2003–05 Smith, Heidi ...... 1984 Piszyk, Staci ...... 2006 Smith, Nancy ...... 1987 Kari Gonzales Smyth, Jojo ...... 2014–15 Quan, Courtney* ...... 2004–07 Souza, Michele ...... 1986–87 QQuinn, Shannon...... 1993 Stanley, Caylen ...... 2016 Mace, Shannon ...... 1991–92 Stanley, Karen ...... 1983–84 MMacDonald, Whitney* ...... 2004–07 Steele, Sarah ...... 2009–10 Mackay, Katie ...... 1983–84 Raaf, Janelle...... 2002–03 Sten, Nicole ...... 1989–90 Madero, Lauren ...... 2017–18 RRausch, Megan ...... 2009 Sterry, Tracee ...... 2006–07 Mallory, Makenzie ...... 1996 Reader, Carlie...... 2015–16 Stone, Jaymee* ...... 1988–01 Malm, Liz* ...... 2002–05 Rende, Nicole ...... 1996 Stoney, Sara ...... 1990, 1993 Mancini, Cari...... 1989–91 Reyes, Marina ...... 2001 Story, Gabi ...... 2015 Mancini, Julie ...... 1991–92 Richard, Risé ...... 1995 Stouder, Sadi' ...... 2009 Manfre, Tina...... 1990–92 Straub, Danielle ...... 1993–95 Mangini, Taylor ...... 2014 Stretch, Abby* ...... 2005–08 Manley, Maureen ...... 1983–85 Sullivan, Kathy ...... 1986 Marlin, Iris ...... 2006 Swanson, Amy* ...... 2001–04 Marquez, Briana ...... 2015 Sward, Ali* ...... 2006–09 59 60 Women's All-TIme Roster

Weindenfeld, Zoe ...... 2001–02 Tabler, Megan*...... 2011–14 Wellman, Erin* ...... 2000–03 TTalcott, Amy ...... 1996 Wightman, Mikayla ...... 2014 Tarr, Maggie ...... 2000–01 Wilkes, Ashley ...... 1992, 1994–95 Thiel, Lynne ...... 1993–94 Williams, Alyx ...... 2011 Thomas, Jackie ...... 2008–09 Williams, Aiden ...... 2016–18 Thompson, De De ...... 1983–85 Woodrum, Katie ...... 2014 Tovani, Brielynn ...... 2016–18 Woods, Erin* ...... 2015–18 Tremayne, Tracy ...... 1997–98 Wreaks, Ally ...... 1985 Trione, Sally ...... 1999–2001 Wright, Erin ...... 1997–98 Tukua, Heather ...... 2002–04 Wright, Marin ...... 2018 Wyatt, Kate ...... 1997

Vance, Lauren ...... 2008–09 VVaquerano, Stephanie ...... 2012–14 YYang, Sarah ...... 2016 Villanueva, Jackie ...... 1992 Lisa Webster

Webb, Ginger ...... 1996–98 Zimmerman, Lara ...... 1986–88 Walker, Scotie* ...... 2010–13 Webster, Lisa* ...... 2008–11 Z WWall, Kasey* ...... 2008–11 Weeks, Colette ...... 1998 * Four-year player Wasco, Laura ...... 1983–84 Weiler, Rene ...... 2016–17

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Cal Poly Pomona Cal State San Marcos Nickname: Broncos Nickname: Cougars Enrollment: 22,000 Enrollment: 11,600 Head Coach: Jay Mason Head Coach: Bobby Renneisen Record at School: 22-22-9 (3 years) Record at School: 36-30-23 (5 years) 2018 Record: 5-9-4, (1-7-4, 13th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 7-7-4 (6-4-2, T5th in CCAA) SID: Tyler Lobe, 909-869-2818 SID: Krissty Andaur, 760-750-7123 Series: Chico State leads, 19-12-4 Series: Tied, 2-2-1

Cal State Dominguez Hills Humboldt State Nickname: Toros Nickname: Lumberjacks Enrollment: 14,583 Enrollment: 7,300 Head Coach: Marine Cano Head Coach: Paul Karver Record at School: 126-63-14 (11 years) Record at School: 35-56-10 (6 years) 2018 Record: 3-10-4 (2-7-3, T11th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 6-9-2 (3-8-1, 10th in CCAA) SID: Rick Hoskin, 310-243-3764 SID: Joe Danahey, 707-826-3631 Series: Chico State leads, 16-12-2 Series: Chico State leads, 18-9-5

Cal State East Bay San Francisco State Nickname: Pioneers Nickname: Gators Enrollment: 14,749 Enrollment: 30,000 Head Coach: Robin Hart Head Coach: Brittany Cameron Record at School: 7-8-3 (1 year) Record at School: 1st year 2018 Record: 7-8-3 (2-7-3, T11th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 10-6-3 (7-3-2, 4th in CCAA) SID: Jason Brown, 510-885-2542 SID: Brandon Davis, 415-338-1579 Series: Chico State leads, 27-11-3 Series: Chico State leads, 35-20-8

Cal State Los Angeles Sonoma State Nickname: Golden Eagles Nickname: Seawolves Enrollment: 20,000 Enrollment: 8,000 Head Coach: Erik Garcia Head Coach: Emira Salzmann Dunn Record at School: 1st year Record at School: 103-36-20 (8 years) 2018 Record: 10-6-2 (6-4-2, T5th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 11-5-4 (8-3-1, 3rd in CCAA) SID: Paul Helms, 323-343-5308 SID: Dave Cox, 707-664-2478 Series: Cal State LA leads, 14-10-5 Series: Sonoma State leads, 42-13-11

Cal State Monterey Bay Stanislaus State Nickname: Otters Nickname: Warriors Enrollment: 5,002 Enrollment: 8,000 Head Coach: Laura VanWart Head Coach: Gabriel Bolton Record at School: 12-16-7 (2 years) Record at School: 162-87-29 (14 years) 2018 Record: 7-7-3 (4-6-2, T7th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 8-7-3 (4-6-2, T7th in CCAA) SID: Kevin Gilmore, 831-582-3118 SID: Hung Tsai, 209-667-3168 Series: Chico State leads, 20-3-0 Series: Chico State leads, 17-12-7

Cal State San Bernardino UC San Diego Nickname: Coyotes Nickname: Tritons Enrollment: 17,000 Enrollment: 25,278 Head Coach: LeBaron Hollimon Coaches: Kristin Jones Record at School: 21-26-7 (4 years) Record at School: 19-3-2 (1 year) 2018 Record: 5-12-0 (4-8-0, 9th in CCAA) 2018 Record: 19-3-2 (10-2-0, 1st in CCAA) SID: Brian Gual, 909-537-3001 SID: Scott Flanders, 858-534-8451 Series: Chico State leads, 15-9-3 Series: UC San Diego leads, 14-6-4

63 Administration University President Gayle Hutchinson An accomplished former professor and dean, California State University, Chico President Gayle Hutchinson returned to campus in June 2016 after working for three years as provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at CSU, Channel Islands. She is Chico State÷s 15th president and the flrst female president in the University÷s 132-year history. Hutchinson built her career in higher education at Chico State, where she was hired in 1990 as a member of the Chico State faculty and taught kinesiology with a specialty in teacher preparation. She went on to serve as chair of the Department of Kinesiology from 2002–2007 and dean of the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences from 2007–2013, and she participated in the prestigious American Council on Education Fellows program from 2005–2006. She was elected Academic Senate chair in 2006 and also served as statewide senator from 2003—2005, and chaired the Diversity Scorecard Committee responsible for drafting the University÷s Diversity Action Plan. Prior to her service in the CSU, she served as the principal investigator and co-director of the Northern California Physical Education-Health Subject Matter Project, the project director for the Paciflc Wellness Center, and developed curriculum and taught physical education in elementary schools. Hutchinson÷s scholarship and grant writing focused on teacher socialization, social psychology of sport, comprehensive school-based wellness programs, and equity in sport and physical education. Hutchinson holds a bachelor÷s degree in physical education teacher education from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst; a master÷s degree in teaching analysis and curriculum development from Teachers College, Columbia University; and a doctorate in teacher education and staff development from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Athletic Director Anita Barker Anita Barker is in her 18th year as the athletic director for the University÷s 13 intercollegiate athletics teams. Barker has successfully worked to build on the prior success of the department and continues to focus on improving fundraising and marketing efforts to offer more athletic grant-in-aid to deserving student-athletes. She also served as president of the Division II Athletics Directors Association from 2012–14. Under Barker÷s guidance, 2018—19 produced another outstandingyear for Chico State Athletics. The Wildcats claimed California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) titles in men÷s cross country, women÷s cross country, and men÷s track and fleld, with softball and women÷s soccer posting second place conference flnishes. The Chico State baseball and women÷s track and fleld programs netted third place CCAA flnishes as 10 teams advanced to postseason competition over the course of the year. The Chico State men÷s cross country team won the NCAA West Regional title, while men÷s golf and men÷s track and fleld flnished No. 1 in the 2018—19 NCAA West Region rankings. With eight sports reaching the NCAA Championships, the Wildcats flnished 48th among all Division II schools in the flnal 2018—19 Learfleld Sports Directors÷ Cup standings. Chico State has flnished in the top flve of the Directors÷ Cup standings flve times since 2004—05, and in all but two years of that run has ranked among the top 10 percent of D-II athletic departments nationwide. With Barker leading the way, Chico State Athletics has been the recipient of flve CCAA Robert J. Hiegert Commissioners÷ Cups over the past decade. The award is presented to the conference÷s member institution with the best overall athletics performance during the academic year. Barker÷s efforts have resulted in several well-deserved individual honors, including National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Division II West Region Athletic Director of the Year awards in 2009 and again in 2019. Barker has worked in the athletics department since 1990, when she was hired as the assistant athletic trainer. She began working in athletics administration in 1995 when she was appointed the assistant athletic director and senior women÷s administrator. In 1997, she was promoted to associate athletic director. Barker graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1985 and received her master÷s degree from the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1987. She has worked at all three divisions in the NCAA. Barker and her husband, Scott, the Wildcats÷ head athletic trainer, have two children, Luke and McKena“both former Chico State student-athletes. 64

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