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WCC SOCCER COLLEGE CUP NOTES WCC NCAA SCHEDULE / RESULTS H Santa Clara’s 1-0 shutout of No. 14 Clemson was the fourth THURSDAY, MAY 13 straight triumph overall for the Broncos and their second straight No. 11 Santa Clara vs. No. 2 North Carolina ESPN2 5:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament shutout win. Santa Clara has outscored its MONDAY, MAY 17 last four opponents 11-1 and has surrendered just one goal in three NCAA Championship Game ESPN 2:30 p.m. NCAA postseason matches in Cary, N.C. PREVIOUS NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS H Santa Clara is set to make the program’s 11th College Cup SATURDAY, MAY 1 appearance and its first since 2004. The 2001 NCAA Champions No. 11 Santa Clara vs. Ohio State W 4-1 made their first College Cup appearance in 1989 - the same year No. 12 BYU vs. Virginia L 2-0 the Santa Clara men’s soccer program shared the NCAA Cham- pionship with Virginia. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 No. 11 Santa Clara vs. No. 4 Arkansas W 2-0 H The Broncos previously appeared in the College Cup 1989-90, SUNDAY, MAY 9 1992, 1996-99, 2001-02 & 2004. Portland has appeared in eight No. 11 Santa Clara vs. No. 14 Clemson W 1-0 College Cups with NCAA Championships in 2002 & 2005. The last College Cup berth for the Pilots came in 2005. H No. 11 Broncos Storm to 11th College Cup BYU’s Mikayla Colohan, the 2020-21 WCC Offensive Player of the The 11th-seeded Broncos (10-1) beat No. 14 seed Clemson (12-5-2) Year, was named a semifinalist for the 2021 MAC 1-0 Sunday evening in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament Watch List. Four WCC student-athletes made the initial 2020-21 at WakeMed Soccer Park to make it to the national semifinals for watch list - Joelle Anderson, Pepperdine; Colohan, BYU; Alexis the first time since 2004. Santa Clara ties UCLA and Florida State, Loera, Santa Clara & Kelsey Turnbow, Santa Clara. which also advanced Sunday, for the third-most all-time trips to H No. 11 Santa Clara ranks in the top-10 in multiple offensive the College Cup. categories, including: assists/game (3rd/2.38), points per game Santa Clara Perfect in WCC Action (5th/8.25) and scoring offense (7th/2.60) - as of 5/10/21. Santa Clara rolled through the WCC slate, posting the first un- H No. 12 BYU also ranks in the top-10 in multiple offensive catego- beaten and untied record (7-0-0) since Portland accomplished ries, including: assists/game (9th/2.7), points per game (6th/7.90) the feat going 7-0-0 in three consecutive years from 2007-09. In and scoring offense (3rd/2.94) - as of 5/10/21. the process, the Broncos collected their 11th WCC regular season championship H Three WCC programs were ranked in the national top-25 polls this season with BYU (No. 17) and Santa Clara (11) in the top-20 in Cougars and Broncos Qualify for NCAAs the final regular season edition. Pepperdine spent five weeks in BYU made its eighth NCAA Tournament field as a WCC member the top-25. while WCC Champion Santa Clara made its 30th all-time appear- ance and 11th in the last 12 seasons. Both the Cougars (No. 12) and H No. 11 Santa Clara entered the preseason “Receiving Votes” the Broncos (No. 11) captured national seeds. Since 2015, four WCC category and reached as high as No. 9 in week five. The Broncos programs have won 21 NCAA Tournament matches: BYU (5), LMU went unbeaten in WCC play, outscoring opponents 18-4. (2), Pepperdine (2) & Santa Clara (12).

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2020-21 West Coast Conference Soccer 1 #WCCSPORTS COLLEGE CUP ARCHIVES - 2001-2020

#WCCSPORTS ARCHIVAL COLLEGE CUP RESULTS PORTLAND (8 Berths, 2 Championships) 2005 National Semifinals Portland 0, Penn State 0 (PK 4-3) National Championship Portland 4, UCLA 0 2002 National Semifinals Portland 2, Penn State 0 National Championship Portland 2, Santa Clara 1 2ot 2001 National Semifinals N. Carolina 2, Portland 1 2000 National Semifinals UCLA 1, Portland 0 1998 National Semifinals North Carolina 1, Portland 0 (4 OT) 1996 National Semifinals Notre Dame 3, Portland 2 1995 National Semifinals Portland 4, Southern Methodist 2 - 2005 NCAA CHAMPIONS National Final Notre Dame 1, Portland 0 (OT) 1994 National Semifinals Notre Dame 1, Portland 0

SANTA CLARA (11 Berths, 1 Championship) 2020 National Semifinals North Carolina vs. Santa Clara 2004 National Semifinals Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0 2002 National Semifinals Santa Clara 2, North Carolina 1 National Championship Portland 2, Santa Clara 1 2ot 2001 National Semifinals Santa Clara 3, Florida 2 National Championship Santa Clara 1, N. Carolina 0 1999 National Semifinals Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0 1998 National Semifinals Florida 1, Santa Clara 0 1997 National Semifinals North Carolina 2, Santa Clara 1 PORTLAND PILOTS - 2002 NCAA CHAMPIONS 1996 National Semifinals North Carolina 2, Santa Clara 1 1992 National Semifinals North Carolina 3, Santa Clara 0 *1990 National Semifinals Connecticut 2, Santa Clara 1 (OT) *1989 National Semifinals Colorado College 2, Santa Clara 0

*Santa Clara qualified for the 1989-90 College Cup before the WCC sponsored soccer

#WCCSPORTS COLLEGE CUP MAJOR INDIVIDUAL HONORS College Cup Offensive MVP 2005 , Portland 2002 Christine Sinclair, Portland 2001 , Santa Clara

College Cup Defensive MVP 2005 Cori Alexander, Portland 2002 Jessica Ballweg, Santa Clara 2001 , Santa Clara - 2001 NCAA CHAMPIONS

2 WCCsports.com | @WCCsports | #WCCsports WCC WOMEN’S SOCCER NATIONAL POLLS AND NOTES

#WCCSPORTS WOMEN’S SOCCER WCC Teams in Weekly 2021 Polls WCC In The Postseason MAJOR NATIONAL HONORS United Soccer Coaches National Poll MULTIPLE NCAA POSTSEASON BIDS 2007 Senior CLASS Award - Winner BYU GON PEP SCU 2020-21 BYU, Santa Clara Stephanie Lopez, Portland Preseason 14 -- 22 RV 2019 BYU, Pepperdine, Santa Clara 2005 MAC Hermann Trophy Poll 2 - 3/9 13 -- 25 23 2018 BYU, Santa Clara Christine Sinclair, Portland Poll 3 - 3/16 17 RV 25 13 2017 Pepperdine, Santa Clara 2005 Honda-Broderick Cup Poll 4 - 3/23 16 RV 24 11 2016 BYU, Pepperdine, Santa Clara Christine Sinclair, Portland Poll 5 - 3/30 13 -- RV 23 2015 BYU, LMU, Santa Clara 2005 Honda Award Poll 6 - 4/6 16 -- 25 13 2014 BYU, Pepperdine, Christine Sinclair, Portland Poll 7 - 4/13 17 -- RV 11 2013 BYU, Portland, Santa Clara 2004 NSCAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Poll 8 - 4/6 17 RV RV 10 2012 BYU, Pepperdine, Portland, Megan Kakadelas, Santa Clara Santa Clara 2004 MAC Hermann Trophy WCC NATIONAL POLL - MISCELLANEOUS 2011 Pepperdine, Portland, Christine Sinclair, Portland *WCC began sponsoring women’s soccer in San Diego, Santa Clara 2004 Honda Award the 1992 season. 2010 Portland, San Diego, , Santa Clara -- WCC has had at least two teams in the final Santa Clara 2002 MAC Hermann Trophy national polls every year except one - 2018 2009 Portland, San Diego, Ali Wagner, Santa Clara -- WCC set a conference record with four pro- Santa Clara 2002 Honda Award grams in the top-25 in 2001 2008 Portland, San Diego Christine Sinclair, Portland -- WCC has had three or more teams in the fi- 2007 Portland, San Diego, 2002 NSCAA National Coach of the Year nal top-25 poll 10 times - last in 2016 Santa Clara , Portland -- WCC programs have finished the season 2006 LMU, Portland, Santa Clara 2001 Honda Award & ranked in the top-5 22 times, last coming in 2005 Gonzaga, Pepperdine Portland, Soccer America PoY 2019 (BYU) Santa Clara Ali Wagner, Santa Clara -- No fewer than seven WCC programs have 2004 Pepperdine, Portland, 2001 NCAA Coach of the Year finished the season ranked in the top-25 San Diego, Santa Clara Jerry Smith, Santa Clara 2003 Pepperdine, Portland, 1999 MAC Hermann Trophy WCC Teams in the Final San Diego, Santa Clara , Santa Clara 2002 LMU, Pepperdine, Portland, National Polls San Diego, Santa Clara 1995 Soccer America PoY YEAR TEAMS 2001 Pepperdine, Portland, Saint Shannon Mac Millan, Portland 2020 11. Santa Clara 17. BYU Mary’s, San Diego, Santa Clara 1990 Honda Award 2019 5. BYU 14. Santa Clara 2000 Portland, San Diego, , Santa Clara 2018 12. Santa Clara Santa Clara 2017 16. Pepperdine 20. Santa Clara 1999 San Diego, Santa Clara 2016 9. BYU 17. Santa Clara 1998 Portland, Santa Clara 22. Pepperdine 1997 Portland, Santa Clara 2015 17. BYU 20. Santa Clara 1996 Portland, San Diego, 22. LMU Santa Clara WCC IN 2020-21 2014 10. Pepperdine 22. BYU 1995 Portland, Santa Clara 2013 7. Santa Clara 11. Portland 1994 Portland, Saint Mary’s, NCAA POSTSEASONS 23. BYU Santa Clara So Far… 2012 5. BYU 18. Santa Clara 1993 Portland, Santa Clara • BYU won the 2020 NCAA Women’s 24. Portland 1992 Portland, Santa Clara Cross Country Team Championship 2011 10. Pepperdine 20. Santa Clara • BYU’s Conner Mantz won the 2021 2010 8. Portland 19. Santa Clara WCC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS NCAA Men’s Cross Country Individual 2009 5. Portland 10. Santa Clara Year Champion WCC Record Rank Championship 2008 5. Portland 16. San Diego 2020* Santa Clara 7-0-0 11 • Gonzaga spent the entire season 2007 5. Portland 22. Santa Clara 2019 BYU 8-0-1 5 ranked No. 1 in men’s , claimed 2006 6. Portland 9. Santa Clara 2018 BYU 8-1-0 -- the overall No. 1 national seed and ad- 2005 1. Portland 7. Santa Clara 2017 Pepperdine 8-0-1 16 vanced to its second NCAA Champion- 18. Pepperdine 2016 BYU 7-1-1 9 ship game since 2017 2004 3. Santa Clara 6. Portland 2015 BYU 7-1-1 17 • No fewer than four WCC teams have 2003 5. Santa Clara 7. Portland 2014 BYU 7-1-1 22 been ranked No. 1 in the national polls 20. Pepperdine 2013 BYU, POR, SCU 7-1-1 23/11/7 this season 2002 1. Portland 2. Santa Clara 2012 BYU 7-0-1 5 o BYU Men’s Cross Country 9. Pepperdine 2011 PEP, USD 7-1-0 10/-- 2010 Portland 6-0-1 4 o BYU Women’s Cross Country 2001 1. Santa Clara 3. Portland 2009 Portland 7-0-0 5 o Gonzaga Men’s Basketball 17. Saint Mary’s 22. Pepperdine 2000 4. Portland 7. Santa Clara 2008 Portland 7-0-0 5 o Pepperdine Men’s 2007 Portland 7-0-0 2 • Santa Clara Women’s Soccer marched 1999 3. Santa Clara 24. San Diego 1998 3. Santa Clara 4. Portland 2006 Santa Clara 5-1-1 7 to its 11th College Cup in program history, 2005 Portland 6-0-1 1 1997 4. Santa Clara 11. Portland outscoring its first three postseason 2004 POR, SCU 6-1-0 6/3 1996 3. Santa Clara 4. Portland opponents 7-1. 2003 Santa Clara 6-0-1 3 • LMU Beach made its NCAA 15. San Diego 2002 PEP, SCU 6-1-0 9/2 Nationals debut and stormed to the 1995 2. Portland 7. Santa Clara 2001 Santa Clara 6-1-0 1 National Semifinals 19. San Diego 2000 Portland 6-1-0 4 • Three WCC Indoor Volleyball programs 1994 7. Portland 9. Santa Clara 1999 Santa Clara 7-0-0 3 made the 2020 NCAA Tournament – 1993 4. Santa Clara 7. Portland 1998 Santa Clara 7-0-0 3 BYU, Pepperdine and San Diego 1992* 3. Portland 6. Santa Clara 1997 POR, SCU 6-1-0 11/4 o All three WCC programs won their 1991 9. Santa Clara 15. Portland 1996 Portland 7-0-0 4 opening round match 1990 1. Santa Clara 15. Portland 1995 Portland 6-0-1 2 o BYU advanced to the NCAA 1989 4. Santa Clara 16. Saint Mary’s 1994 Portland 7-0-0 7 Sweet 16 for the sixth time in seven years 1988 14. Saint Mary’s 20. Santa Clara 1993 Santa Clara 6-0-0 6 1987 17. Santa Clara 1992 Portland 4-0-0 3

2020-21 West Coast Conference Soccer 3 2020-21 WCC WOMEN’S SOCCER COACHES CHART ACTIVE WCC COACHES - OVERALL DIVISION I RECORDS (As of 5/10/21) COACH First Year Seasons W-L-T Win % Average 1. Jerry Smith, Santa Clara 1987 34 506-162-63 .735 14.9 wins 2. Jennifer Rockwood, BYU 1995 26 407-118-45 .754 15.7 wins 3. Tim Ward, Pepperdine 1999 23 262-134-60 .640 11.4 wins 4. Jim Millinder, 1994 21 210-162-43 .558 10.0 wins 5. Louise Lieberman, Saint Mary’s 2011 8 80-47-19 .613 10.0 wins 6. Chris Watkins, Gonzaga 2017 4 39-21-7 .634 9.8 wins 7. Louise Lieberman, San Diego 2017 4 25-36-3 .414 6.3 wins 8. Michelle French, Portland 2018 3 20-19-8 .511 6.7 wins 9. Jenny Bindon, LMU 2021 1 1-7-1 .167 1.0 wins Ed Moore, Pacific 2021 1 1-8-3 .208 1.0 wins Jerry Smith, Santa Clara 2001 NCAA National UNDEFEATED, UNTIED WCC SEASONS Coach of the Year Year School Record Coach 2020-21 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith WCC AMONG NCAA LEADERS 2009 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith *NCAA ACTIVE COACHES 2008 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGE 2007 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith 1999 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith 5. Jennifer Rockwood, BYU .754 1998 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith 11. Jerry Smith, SCU .735 1996 Portland 7-0-0 Clive Charles 1994 Portland 7-0-0 Clive Charles CARER WINS 1993 Santa Clara 6-0-0 Jerry Smith 3. Jerry Smith, SCU 506 1992 Portland 4-0-0 Clive Charles 10. Jennifer Rockwood, BYU 407 UNDEFEATED WCC SEASONS WCC NATIONAL COACHING Year School Record Coach 2020-21 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith HONORS 2019 BYU 8-0-1 Jennifer Rockwood NSCAA COACH OF THE YEAR 2017 Pepperdine 8-0-1 Tim Ward 2002 Clive Charles, Portland 2012 BYU 7-0-1 Jennifer Rockwood 2001 Jerry Smith, Santa Clara 2010 Portland 6-0-1 Garrett Smith 2009 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith 2008 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith WCC PROGRAM STREAKS 2007 Portland 7-0-0 Garrett Smith 2005 Portland 6-0-1 Clive Charles AMONG NCAA LEADERS 2003 Santa Clara 6-0-1 Jerry Smith CONSECUTIVE WINS 1999 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith T-13. Santa Clara 23 8/27/99-12/3/99 1998 Santa Clara 7-0-0 Jerry Smith 1996 Portland 7-0-0 Clive Charles CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS 1995 Portland 6-0-1 Clive Charles T-14. Portland 26 8/27/05-8/25/06 1994 Portland 7-0-0 Clive Charles T-27. Santa Clara 23 8/27/99-12/3/99 1993 Santa Clara 6-0-0 Jerry Smith T-27. Santa Clara 23 9/1/98-12/4/98 1992 Portland 4-0-0 Clive Charles CONSECTUTIVE HOME WINS T-7. Santa Clara 32 11/6/97-9/4/00 WCC REGIONAL COACHING HONORS T-9. BYU* 29 9/30/95-9/25/98 WEST REGION STAFF OF THE YEAR 13. Portland 23 9/2/95-9/7/97 Year School Overall WCC Head Coach 2019 BYU 21-1-1 8-0-1 Jennifer Rockwood CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS 2017 Pepperdine 15-3-3 8-0-1 Tim Ward WITHOUT A LOSS 2016 Pepperdine 12-5-4 7-1-1 Tim Ward 10. Santa Clara 32 11/6/97-9/4/00 T-12. BYU* 29 9/30/95-9/25/98 WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR T-23. Portland 23 9/2/95-9/7/97 Year School Overall WCC Head Coach 2018 Santa Clara 17-3-2 7-2-0 Jerry Smith CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE WINS 2016 Pepperdine 12-5-4 7-1-1 Tim Ward 8. Portland 27 10/13/07-10/31/10 2015 San Francisco 13-4-3 7-2-0 Jim Millinder T-24. Santa Clara 19 11/4/97-10/8/00 2014 Pepperdine 16-3-4 6-1-2 Tim Ward 2013 Santa Clara 16-4-2 8-1-0 Jerry Smith CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE GAMES 2012 BYU 20-2-2 7-0-1 Jennifer Rockwood WITHOUT A LOSS 2005 Santa Clara 17-5-2 4-2-1 Jerry Smith 14. Portland 31 10/22/06-11/6/10 2002 Portland 20-4-1 4-2-1 Clive Charles 15. Portland 29 10/12/93-11/2/97 1995 Portland 20-1-2 6-0-1 Clive Charles T-24. Santa Clara 19 11/4/97-10/8/00 1993 Portland 16-4-1 5-1-0 Clive Charles 1992 Portland 18-2-0 4-0-0 Clive Charles CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS 1. Santa Clara 16 11/24/98-11/28/98 WCC IN 2021 NWSL DRAFT Pick Name School Team 2021 Class CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS 14 Mikayla Colohan BYU Orlando Senior T-9. Portland 25 1986-2010 18 Kelsey Turnbow Santa Clara Senior T-12. Santa Clara 24 1984-2007 26 Joelle Anderson Pepperdine Houston Senior 36 Alex Loera Santa Clara Kansas City Senior *Before joining West Coast Conference *Matches WCC record for most selections (2014) 4 WCCsports.com | @WCCsports | #WCCsports 2020-21 WCC WOMEN’S SOCCER HONORS Offensive Player of the Year - Mikayla Colohan, BYU » First student-athlete to repeat as WCC Offensive Player of the Year since Portland All-American and Canadian Interna- tional Christine Sinclair did so from 2004-05 » Two-time MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist (2019 & 20-21) » Totaled six goals, five assists and tied for a league-best 17 points while leading BYU to a league record of 7-1-1

Defensive Player of the Year - Alex Loera, SCU » First student-athlete to repeat as WCC Defensive Player of the Year since Pepperdine’s Hailey Harbison (2017-18) and just the second to do so in back-to-back seasons » Helped the Broncos post five WCC shutouts

Freshman of the Year - Sally Menti, SCU » Scored a goal and added four assists in WCC action in debut season on the Mission Campus 2020-21 WCC Women’s Soccer All-Conference Team » One of three WCC Freshman of the Year on the Bronco ros- Offensive Player of the Year: Mikayla Colohan, BYU ter, joining Izzy D’Aquila (2019) & Kelsey Turnbow (2017) Defender of the Year: Alex Loera, Santa Clara Goalkeeper of the Year: Taylor Poland, Saint Mary’s Goalkeeper of the Year - Taylor Poland, SMC Freshman of the Year: Sally Menti, Santa Clara » First Gael to win Goalkeeper of the Year since the award Co-Coaches of the Year: Jerry Smith, SCU & Chris Watkins, was established in 2011 Gonzaga » Finished with four shutouts, 55 saves and a 0.77 GAA during conference play 2020-21 All-WCC Women’s Soccer First¡ Team Name Institution Yr. Pos. Co-Coach of the Year - Jerry Smith, SCU Joelle Anderson Pepperdine Sr. M » Extends own WCC record with eighth top coaching honor, Sophia Braun Gonzaga Jr. M first since 2006 Mikayla Colohan BYU Sr. M » Santa Clara is the first WCC team to finish the regular sea- Izzy D’Aquila Santa Clara So. M son unbeaten and untied since Portland in 2009 Julie Doyle Santa Clara Sr. F » Led Broncos to 11th College Cup appearance Alex Loera Santa Clara Sr. D/M Rachel McCarthy BYU So. F Co-Coach of the Year - Chris Watkins, GON Taryn Ries Portland Sr. F » Second Bulldog boss named top coach and first since Cameron Tucker BYU Sr. F Shannon Stiles in 2005 Kelsey Turnbow Santa Clara Sr. F » Led Gonzaga to a third-place finish at 5-2-1, tied for its best Trinity Watson Pepperdine Jr D WCC finish in program history » Bulldogs were in “Receiving Votes” category for three 2020-21 All-WCC Women’s Soccer Honorable Mention weeks Name Institution Yr. Pos. Siarfo Abekah LMU So. F UCU #WCCSPORTS WEEKLY HONORS Camille Ashe Portland Fr. D Lyza Bosselmann Gonzaga So. GK The West Coast Conference is pleased to present its University Madi Cook Pepperdine Sr. M Credit Union Women’s Soccer Offensive and Defensive Players AnnaMaria DiGeronimo Saint Mary’s Sr. F of the Week. The 2020-21 spring season marks the first time the Sierra Dunphy LMU So. D WCC has recognized both offensive and defensive standouts Sami Fairweather San Diego Sr. M with weekly honors presented by UCU. Josie Gelalich BYU Sr. D

2020-21 UCU #WCCSPORTS Ellie Glenn Santa Clara So. M Women’s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week Kendyll Humphreys LMU So. GK April 20: Emily Jensen, Saint Mary’s Emily Jensen Saint Mary’s So. M April 13: Cameron Tucker, BYU Sofia Jones Santa Clara Sr. D April 6: Cameron Tucker, BYU Jalyn Lupo LMU Jr. D March 30: Kelsey Turnbow, Santa Clara Leah Pirro San Diego Fr. M March 23: Mikayla Colohan, BYU Jayd Sprague San Francisco Fr. C March 16: Julie Doyle, Santa Clara Marissa Vasquez San Francisco Fr. F March 9: Taryn Ries, Portland Elliott Winkelmann Portland Sr. D March 2: Mikayla Colohan, BYU February 23: Siarfo Abekah, LMU 2020-21 All-WCC Women’s Soccer Freshman Team February 16: Taryn Ries, Portland Name Institution Pos. February 9: Cameron Tucker, BYU Camille Ashe Portland D Marisa Bubnis Santa Clara D 2020-21 UCU #WCCSPORTS Kayla Chatman-Haggerty Gonzaga M Women’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week Kate Doyle Gonzaga F April 20: Lyza Bosselmann, Gonzaga Julianna Duckett Pepperdine M April 13: Brenna Crump, Pacific Brooke Hale BYU D April 6: Madison Zamora, Portland March 30: Madison Zamora, Portland Sophia Mattice Portland M March 23: Zoe Clevely, Pepperdine Sally Menti Santa Clara F March 16: Trinity Watson, Pepperdine Taylor Poland Saint Mary’s GK March 9: Trinity Watson, Pepperdine Victoria Romero Pepperdine D March 2: Zoe Clevely, Pepperdine Olivia Smith BYU M February 23: Brenna Crump, Pacific Marissa Vasquez San Francisco F February 16: Molly Elby, San Francisco Tori Waldeck Pepperdine M February 9: Josie Guinn Gelalich, BYU

2020-21 West Coast Conference Soccer 5 MEET THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE WCC NOTABLES LEGACY OF HOOPS SUCCESS TITLE COUNT H The Zags earned the fourth No. 1 seed The WCC has emerged as a national in program history - all coming since 2013. power in cross country and has won three H The Bulldogs improved to 38-22 all-time NCAA Championships since 2019. in the NCAA Tournament (23 trips), 35-20 Consider the following... under head coach (21 trips) H BYU Women’s Cross Country won the H Gonzaga is one of just two programs to 2020 Team Championship & BYU’s Con- win its NCAA Tournament opener in each ner Mantz won the 2020 individual title of the last 12 seasons (Kansas) H BYU Men’s Cross Country won the 2019 H NCAA Championship & the BYU Women WCC Men’s Basketball Active were national runner-ups Postseason Streaks: H BYU Volleyball was ranked No. 1 for 11 Gonzaga: 22 seasons; Saint Mary’s: 13 consecutive weeks in 2018 seasons H Three teams achieved a top-5 ranking H The 2020-21 season marked the 10th H Nine teams achieved a top-10 ranking straight year at least four WCC programs Gloria Nevarez, H 13 teams achieved a top-25 ranking have competed in the postseason. The WCC Commissioner Since 2017 WCC Fall Programs have won conference record is seven (2 NCAA, 2 NIT, 3 CIT) established in 2014. 33 NCAA Tournament Matches... Meet the Commish H Men’s Soccer: 5 The West Coast Conference Presidents’ H Women’s Soccer: 11 #WCCHOOPS IN THE... Council has selected Gloria Nevarez to H Volleyball: 17 serve as the fourth full-time Commissioner H Volleyball Final Four: 2018 BYU NAISMITH HALL OF FAME COACHES in the 66-year history of the West Coast H NCAA Cross Country Runner-Ups Conference. Men: 2018 - BYU; 2017 - Portland Al Duer - Pepperdine* Women: 2017 - USF; 2019 - BYU Pete Newell – Nevarez, who started her post at the San Francisco*/Loyola Marymount WCC in March of 2018, is one of 10 fe- H Since 2016, the WCC has sent multiple – UNLV male conference commissioners serving teams to the NCAA Postseason in ALL – San Francisco in Division I Athletics and is the first Latin of its sponsored Fall Sports: M/W Cross American woman to ascend to the com- Country, M/W Soccer & Volleyball. PLAYERS – Pepperdine missioner’s chair in Division I. “BOXING OUTSIDE OUR K.C. Jones – San Francisco Nevarez joins the WCC after spending WEIGHT CLASS...” – Santa Clara the last eight years with the Pac-12 where The West Coast Conference owns a – San Francisco she served as the senior associate com- proud tradition of success across the – Gonzaga missioner and senior woman administra- board in multiple sports. *Coached at member institutions before the creation of the WCC tor overseeing all Pac-12 championships Consider the following... with the exception of football. The Pac- Since 2014 the WCC has turned in NCAA #WCCHOOPS IN THE... 12’s primary liaison for men’s basketball, Championship Runner-Up finishes in NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL Nevarez played a comprehensive role seven sports HALL OF FAME overseeing officiating, scheduling, 2019 Women’s XC (BYU) COACHES television issues management, event 2018 Men’s XC (BYU) Al Duer - Pepperdine* management and the student-athlete 2018 Women’s Singles (Pepperdine) Pete Newell – experience. 2017 Women’s XC (San Francisco) San Francisco*/Loyola Marymount While at the Pac-12, Nevarez played a 2017 Men’s XC (Portland) – San Francisco key role in the creation and execution 2017 Beach Volleyball (Pepperdine) Phil Woolpert – San Francisco 2017 Men’s Basketball (Gonzaga) of league expansion, taking the Pac-12 2014 Women’s Volleyball (BYU) PLAYERS membership from 10 schools to 12, and K.C. Jones – San Francisco the launch and development of the Pac- #WCCSPORTS ALUMNI REPORT Bill Russell – San Francisco 12 Networks. In addition, Nevarez moved H Portland’s won the 2019 John Stockton – Gonzaga basketball championships to Las Vegas FIFA Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards (men’s) and (women’s) and was #WCCHOOPS IN THE... H Santa Clara’s won the 2019 instrumental in creating a six-conference FIBA HALL OF FAME USWNT Player of the Year award men’s basketball officiating consortium, Pete Newell – LMU/San Francisco H Santa Clara’s Steve Nash inducted into which includes the Pac-12 and West Bill Russell – San Francisco the Naismith Hall of Fame (2018) Coast Conference. H Gonzaga’s owns the WNBA single-season (258) and career record A veteran athletics administrator with for assists (1,684) more than 25 years of experience in Divi- sion I, Nevarez has served on campus at ABOUT THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE Oklahoma (2007-10) as the Senior Wom- The West Coast Conference was formed in 1952 and has evolved and grown to an Administrator, (1999-01) become a nationally recognized and competitive force in Division I intercollegiate where she served as the Assistant Ath- athletics, with 15 conference-sponsored sports: , men’s and women’s basket- letic Director for Compliance and Legal ball, women’s beach volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s and at San Jose State (1998-99) as the golf, women’s , men’s and women’s soccer, , men’s and women’s tennis first full-time director of compliance. Her and women’s volleyball. initial foray into conference work was at the WCC (2002-07) where she served as The WCC is characterized by the stability of its membership and its unique emphasis the Associate Commissioner and Senior on combining excellence in athletics with excellence in academics. For more informa- Women’s Administrator. tion, visit WCCsports.com or follow the WCC on @WCCsports.

6 WCCsports.com | @WCCsports | #WCCsports 2020-21 #WCCHOOPS RUSSELL RULE // MISCELLANY PRESENTING THE RUSSELL RULE WEST COAST CONFERENCE DIVERSITY HIRING COMMITMENT

SAN BRUNO, Calif. – The West Coast Conference is proud to announce the adoption of the “Russell Rule” as the first conference-wide diversity hiring commitment in Division I. The “Russell Rule” is named in honor of WCC and NBA legend Bill Russell and is the main part of a groundbreaking series of initiatives implemented under the “We are Committed to Change” platform.

The “Russell Rule” requires each member institution to include a member of a traditionally underrepresented community in It is our belief the WCC ‘Russell Rule’ will live up to his legacy. the pool of final candidates for every athletic director, senior Our goal is that the diversity of our student-athletes is reflect- administrator, head coach and full-time assistant coach posi- ed in those that lead and mentor them and provides a holistic tion in the athletic department. and inclusive education during their time at WCC institutions.

The WCC has partnered with human rights activist and The “Russell Rule” is part of several significant initiatives pioneer for racial equality, Dr. Richard Lapchick, the founder associated with the “We are Committed to Change” platform and Director of The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport that received unanimous support from the WCC Presidents’ Council. The initiatives were implemented in August, 2020. (TIDES), to develop an annual race and gender report card on for each WCC institution and the Conference office. WE ARE COMMITED TO CHANGE PLAN PLATFORM Russell, an 11-time NBA Champion, a two-time NCAA Champi- DIVERSITY HIRING COMMITMENT: The “Russell Rule” is the on and a Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient as a life- first conference-wide diversity hiring commitment in Division I. long advocate for social justice, embraced the opportunity to EDUCATION: Conference-wide series of antiracism education- promote equitable opportunities in college athletics. al webinars for coaches, administrators and student-athletes on June 29, 2020. Participants included more than 500 stu- “It is my hope the West Coast Conference initiative will dent-athletes and more than 400 coaches and administrators. encourage other leagues and schools to make similar com- POLICY MAKING: The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Commit- mitments,” Russell stated. “We need to be intentional if we’re tee (EDI), formed in 2019, will be expanded with representation going to make real change for people of color in leadership from all 10 institutions. This group will feature a student-athlete positions in college athletics. I’m proud to assist the WCC subcommittee with representatives from each member. and Commissioner Nevarez by endorsing this most important CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: A Civic Engagement Pledge to facilitate initiative.” annual voter education and registration for student-athletes. “The Russell Rule is the result of the groundbreaking work of the WCC Presidents’ Council and Equity, Diversity and Inclu- sion Committee,” Nevarez said. “Bill Russell is the greatest basketball player and social justice advocate the nation has seen. He is a champion for change.

WCC IN THE NWSL - 2021 SEASON 2020-21 #WCCSPORTS BYU NATIONAL HONORS NOTES , WAS SINCE JANUARY OF 2020... • Pepperdine three-time All-American Sahith Theegala Michele Vasconcelos, KC was the unanimous 2020 National Player of the Year, winning PEPPERDINE the Haskins Award, Ben Hogan Award and the Jack Nicklaus Rylee Baisden, NC Award Hailey Harbison, NC • BYU’s Conner Mantz was named the 2020 NCAA Division Michelle Maemone, KC I Men’s Cross Country National Scholar Athlete of the Year & Bri Visalli, HOU National Men’s Athlete of the Year , NC • Gonzaga’s Mark Few was named Naismith National Coach of the Year PORTLAND • Three Gonzaga men’s basketball players earned consen- , OL Reign Megan Rapinoe sus 2020-21 All-American honors – (1st), Jalen Megan Rapinoe, OL Reign Suggs (2nd) & Drew Timme (2nd) , HOU • BYU’s Daljeet Taylor was named the 2020 NCAA Division Christine Sinclair, POR I Women’s Cross Country Coach of the Year SANTA CLARA • BYU Women’s Cross Country named 2020 National Julie Ertz, CHI Scholar Team of the Year Machaela George, OL Reign • Pepperdine’s Michael Beard was named the 2020 NCAA Melissa Lowder, CHI Division I Men’s Golf Coach of the Year Kelcie Hedge, OL Reign • Three WCC men’s golf student-athletes earned First , OL Reign Team 2019-20 All-American accolades: BYU’s Peter Kuest Jenna Holtz, OL Reign and Pepperdine’s Theegala & William Mouw Dani Weatherholt, OL Reign WCC IN 2021 NWSL DRAFT... • The four WCC student-athletes selected in the 2021 NWSL Julie Ertz Draft matched a conference record for most picks (2014).

2020-21 West Coast Conference Soccer 7 WCC In The NCAA Championships 87 NCAA APPEARANCES • 19 FINAL FOUR TRIPS • 3 NATIONAL TITLES BYU 2017 Regionals Portland 3, James Madison 2 *Appearances: 8 Pepperdine 1, Cal State Fullerton 0 National Quarterfinals Yrs: ‘12, ‘13, ’14, ’15, ’16, ’18, ‘19, ‘20 Virginia 3, Pepperdine 0 Stanford 1, Portland 0 Record: 9-8-1 Goals For: 29 Goals Against: 21 2016 Regionals 2007 Regionals *As a WCC member only Pepperdine 1, California 1 (3-2) Portland 5, Denver 0 NC State 1, Pepperdine 0 Portland 1, Colorado 0 2020-21 Regionals Portland 3, Tennessee 0 Virginia 2, BYU 0 2014 Regionals National Quarterfinals Pepperdine 1, USC 1 (4-2) UCLA 3, Portland 2 (2OT) 2019 Regionals Pepperdine 4, Illinois State 0 BYU 5, Boise State 1 UCLA 1, Pepperdine 0 2006 Regionals BYU 4, Louisville 0 Portland 2, BYU 1 BYU 3, NC State 0 2012 Regionals Portland 3, 0 National Quarterfinals California 1, Pepperdine 0 Portland 2, Texas 0 Stanford 5, BYU 1 National Quarterfinals 2011 Regionals UCLA 2, Portland 1 2018 Regionals Long Beach State 1, Pepperdine 0 TCU 2, BYU 1 2005 Regionals 2005 Regionals Portland 5, Iowa State 0 2016 Regionals Pepperdine 1, Mississippi 0 Portland 3, Nebraska 2 BYU 2, UNLV 0 Pepperdine 2, Samford 0 Portland 4, Arizona 0 BYU 2, Oklahoma 1 North Carolina 6, Pepperdine 0 National Quarterfinals South Carolina 1, BYU 0 Portland 3, Notre Dame 1 2004 Regionals National Semifinals 2015 Regionals UCLA 1, Pepperdine 0 Portland 0, Penn State 0 (4-3) BYU 1, Utah Valley 0 National Championship Stanford 2, BYU 1 2003 Regionals Portland 4, UCLA 0 Pepperdine 1, So. California 0 2014 Regionals UCLA 2, Pepperdine 0 2004 Regionals Colorado 2, BYU 0 Portland 3, Weber State 0 2002 Regionals Portland 3, Colorado 0 2013 Regionals Pepperdine 2, UW- 0 Portland 2, Texas 0 BYU 4, Weber State 0 Pepperdine 2, Wisconsin 1 OT National Quarterfinals Colorado 2, BYU 1 Michigan 2, Pepperdine 0 Notre Dame 3, Portland 1

2012 Regionals 2001 Regionals 2003 Regionals BYU 2, Utah State 1 Pepperdine 1, S. California 0 Portland 1, Denver 0 BYU 1, Auburn 0 UCLA 2, Pepperdine 1 Portland 4, Nebraska 1 BYU 0, Marquette 0 (6-5) Portland 0, Santa Clara 0 (2-4) National Quarterfinals PORTLAND North Carolia 2, BYU 1 Appearances: 21 2002 Regionals Years: ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98,’00, ‘01, ‘02, Portland 3, Idaho State 0 GONZAGA ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 Portland 3, Utah 0 Appearances: 1 NCAA Semifinalists: ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘98, ‘00, ‘01, Portland 4, Richmond 0 Years: ‘05 ‘02, ‘05 National Quarterfinals Record: 0-1 NCAA Finalists: ‘95, ‘02, ‘05 Portland 0, Stanford 0 (4-2) Goals For: 0 Goals Against: 1 NCAA Championships: ‘02, ‘05 National Semifinals Record: 48-17-6 Portland 2, Penn State 0 2005 Regionals Goals For: 152 Goals Against: 54 National Championship USC 1, Gonzaga 0 Portland 2, Santa Clara 1 2ot 2013 Regionals LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Portland 2, Seattle 0 2001 Regionals Appearances: 3 Illinois 4, Portland 3 Portland 5, Idaho State 0 Years: ‘02, ’06, ‘15 Portland 2, 0 Record: 2-3 2012 Regionals Portland 4, Nebraska 0 Goals For: 4 Goals Against: 12 Portland 2, Washington State 2 (6-5) National Quarterfinals Michigan 3, Portland 0 Portland 4, Texas A&M 1 2015 Regionals National Semifinals Loyola Marymount 1, California 0 2011 Regionals N. Carolina 2, Portland 1 Loyola Marymount 1, Minnesota, 0 Portland 1, State 1 (7-6) West Virginia 5, Loyola Marymount 2 Florida State 3, Portland 1 2000 Regionals Portland 3, Arizona State 1 2006 Regionals 2010 Regionals Portland 1, Washington 0 Cal State Fullerton 3, Loyola Marymount 0 Portland 9, UTSA 0 Portland 1, Penn State 0 Washington 1, Portland 1 (10-9) National Semifinals 2002 Regionals UCLA 1, Portland 0 UCLA 4, Loyola Marymount 0 2009 Regionals Portland 4, Denver 0 1998 Regionals PEPPERDINE Portland 2, Washington 1 Portland 3, Minnesota 0 Appearances: 11 Portland 4, Virginia Tech 1 Portland 5, San Diego State 0 Years: ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘11, ‘12, ’14, ’16, ’17, ‘19 National Quarterfinals Portland 2, Notre Dame 1 Record: 8-10-3 UCLA 2, Portland 1 National Semifinals Goals For: 19 Goals Against: 24 North Carolina 1, Portland 0 (4 OT) 2008 Regionals 2019 Regionals Portland 6, Northern Arizona 1 1997 Regionals Texas Tech 2, Pepperdine 2 (4-3) Portland 2, Texas 0 UCLA 1, Portland 0

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Portland 1, Vanderbilt 0 2002 Regionals Stanford 2, Santa Clara 1 Portland 1, Nebraska 0 USC 1 , San Diego 0 OT National Semifinals 2009 Regionals Notre Dame 3, Portland 2 2001 Regionals Santa Clara 1, Michigan State 0 Washington 2, San Diego 0 Santa Clara 1, Oklahoma State 1 (6-5) 1995 Regionals Stanford 0, Santa Clara 1 Portland 1, Washington 0 2000 Regionals Portland 1, Maryland 0 at USC 2, San Diego 1 2007 Regionals National Semifinals Santa Clara 0, Cal 2 Portland 4, Southern Methodist 2 1999 Regionals National Final at San Diego 2, San Diego State 1 2006 Regionals Notre Dame 1, Portland 0 (OT) at UCLA 2, San Diego 1 (OT) USC 1, Santa Clara 0

1994 Western Regional 1996 Regionals 2005 Regionals Portland 6, Saint Mary’s 0 San Diego 5, at Texas A&M 3 Santa Clara 5, Fresno State 0 Portland 2, Stanford 1 (OT) at Maryland 1, San Diego 0 Santa Clara 4, Saint Louis 0 National Semifinals Santa Clara 2, Boston College 1 Notre Dame 1, Portland 0 SANTA CLARA National Quarterfinals Appearances: 30 Penn State 2, Santa Clara 1 1993 Western Regional Yrs: ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ’99, Portland 2, Santa Clara 0 ’00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, 2004 Regionals Stanford 1, Portland 0 ’13, ’15, ’16, ’17, ’18, ‘19, ‘20 Santa Clara 2, Cal 1 NCAA Semifinals: ‘89, ‘90, ‘92, ‘96, ‘97,’98, ‘99, Santa Clara 1, Stanford 0 (2 OT) 1992 Western Regional 01, ‘02, ‘04, ‘20 Santa Clara 1, North Carolina 0 (OT) Stanford 5, Portland 2 NCAA Finalist: ‘01, ‘02 National Quarterfinals NCAA Championships: ‘01 Santa Clara 2, Illinois 0 SAINT MARY’S Record: 57-25-5 National Semifinals Appearances: 3 Goals For: 148 Goals Against: 71 Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0 Years: ‘88, ‘94, ‘01 Record: 2-3 2020-21 Regionals 2003 Regionals Goals For: 6 Goals Against: 13 Santa Clara 4, Ohio State 1 Santa Clara 1, Stanford 0 Santa Clara 2, Arkansas 0 Santa Clara 1, Arizona State 0 2001 Regionals National Quarterfinals Santa Clara 0, Portland 0 (4-2) Saint Mary’s 3, California 2 Santa Clara 1, Clemson 0 National Quarterfinals Stanford 3, Saint Mary’s 1 National Semifinals North Carolina 3, Santa Clara 0 Santa Clara vs. North Carolina 1994 Western Regional 2002 Regionals Saint Mary’s 2, Santa Clara 0 2019 Regionals Santa Clara 5, Creighton 1 Portland 6, Saint Mary’s 0 Santa Clara 1, California 0 OT Santa Clara 5, Arizona State 1 Santa Clara 3, Oklahoma State 1 Santa Clara 3, Nebraska 2 1988 Western Regional USC 1, Santa Clara 0 National Quarterfinals California 2, Saint Mary’s 0 Santa Clara 3, Michigan 1 National Semifinals SAN DIEGO 2018 Regionals Santa Clara 2, North Carolina 1 Appearances: 13 Santa Clara 4, Milwaukee 1 National Championship Years: ‘96,’99,’00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, NC State 1, Santa Clara 1 (5-4) Portland 2, Santa Clara 1 2ot ‘10, ‘11, ‘14 Record: 6-13 2017 Regionals 2001 Regionals Goals For: 15 Goals Against: 31 Santa Clara 2, California 1 Santa Clara 3, Evansville 0 Santa Clara 3, Vanderbilt 1 Santa Clara 4, Syracuse 1 2014 Regionals South Carolina 1, Santa Clara 0 Santa Clara 2, Dartmouth 0 UCLA 5, San Diego 0 National Quarterfinals 2016 Regionals Santa Clara 3, Virginia 2 2011 Regionals Santa Clara 3, Long Beach State 0 National Semifinals San Diego 2, UC Irvine 2 (5-3) Santa Clara 1, Stanford 0 (2OT) Santa Clara 3, Florida 2 San Diego 1, UCLA 1 (3-2) Santa Clara 3, NC State 0 National Championship Long Beach State 1, San Diego 0 National Quarterfinals Santa Clara 1, N. Carolina 0 Georgetown 1, Santa Clara 0 2010 Regionals 2000 Regionals Wake Forest 1, San Diego 0 2015 Regionals at Santa Clara 3, Cal Poly1 Santa Clara 1, Long Beach State 0 Santa Clara 2, at California 0 2009 Regionals Arizona 2, Santa Clara 1 Santa Clara 2, at BYU 1 (OT) San Diego State 1, San Diego 0 at Notre Dame 2, Santa Clara 1 2013 Regionals 2008 Regionals Santa Clara 2, California 1 1999 Regionals San Diego 1, Long Beach State 0 Santa Clara 4, Boston U. 1 at Santa Clara 2, Brigham Young 0 UCLA 1, San Diego 0 Virginia Tech 1, Santa Clara 1 (3-1) at Santa Clara 7, UCLA 0 at Santa Clara 3, Connecticut 0 2007 Regionals 2012 Regionals National Semifinals San Diego 1, Oklahoma State, 2 Santa Clara 2, Long Beach State 1 Notre Dame 1, Santa Clara 0 Stanford 2, Santa Clara 1 2004 Regionals 1998 Regionals San Diego 1, UNLV 0 2011 Regionals at Santa Clara 5, Pacific 0 UCLA 3 , San Diego 0 California 1, Santa Clara 1 (4-3) at Santa Clara 3, Brigham Young 0 at Santa Clara 1, Connecticut 0 2003 Regionals 2010 Regionals National Semifinals UCLA 2 , San Diego 0 Santa Clara 1, Long Beach St. 0 Florida 1, Santa Clara 0

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1997 Regionals Santa Clara 1, Brigham Young 0 Santa Clara 5, Minnesota 1 WCC WOMEN’S SOCCER ALL-AMERICANS Santa Clara 3, Clemson 0 2019 2007 1998 National Semifinals North Carolina 2, Santa Clara 1 Mikayla Colohan, BYU Stephanie Lopez, POR Mandy Clemens, SCU Elise Flake, BYU Angie Woznuk, POR Michelle French, POR 1996 Regionals Alyssa Jefferson, BYU Jacqui Little, SCU Santa Clara 3, Stanford 2 2006 Nikki Serlenga, SCU Santa Clara 3, Penn State 1 Santa Clara 1, Connecticut 0 2018 Marian Dalmy, SCU Danielle Slaton, SCU National Semifinals Mikayla Colohan, BYU Michelle Enyeart, POR North Carolina 2, Santa Clara 1 Kelcie Hedge, SCU Stephanie Lopez, POR 1995 Regionals Angie Woznuk, POR 1997 Santa Clara 3, Stanford 2 (OT) 2017 Justi Baumgardt, POR Santa Clara 1, Virginia 0 Bri Visalli, PEP 2005 Mandy Clemens, SCU North Carolina 2, Santa Clara 0 Marian Dalmy, SCU Michelle French, POR 1994 Western Regional 2016 Ashley Haugen, GON Angela Harrison, POR Saint Mary’s 2, Santa Clara 0 Ashley Hatch, BYU Lindsey Huie, POR Wynne McIntosh, POR Taylor Isom, BYU Stephanie Lopez, POR 1993 Western Regional Megan Rapinoe, POR 1996 Portland 2, Santa Clara 0 2015 Christine Sinclair, POR Justi Baumgardt, POR 1992 Western Regional Nadia Gomes, BYU Megan Woods, PEP Regina Holan, POR Santa Clara 2, Stanford 0 Angie Woznuk, POR Tara Koleski, POR National Semifinals North Carolina 3, Santa Clara 0 2014 Cheryl Loveless, POR Ashley Hatch, BYU 2004 Jennifer Lalor, SCU 1991 Western Regional Sofia Huerta, SCU Lindsey Huie, POR Melissa Ribaudo, POR Stanford 2, Santa Clara 1 (OT) Lynn Williams, PEP Megan Kakadelas, SCU 1990 Western Regional Leslie Osborne, SCU 1995 Santa Clara 2, UC Santa Barbara 0 2013 Kaitlyn Pruett, USD Shannon MacMillan, POR National Semifinals Cloee Colohan, BYU Christine Sinclair, POR Erin Fahey, POR Connecticut 2, Santa Clara 1 (OT) Sofia Huerta, SCU Ashley Swanson, PEP 1989 Western Regional Julie Johnston, SCU 1994 Santa Clara 2, UC Santa Barbara 0 Amanda Frisbie, POR 2003 , POR National Semifinals , POR Shannon MacMillan, POR Colorado College 2, Santa Clara 0 2012 Lindsey Huie, POR Jennifer Lalor, SCU Lindsi Lisonbee Cutshall, BYU Leslie Osborne, SCU Julie Johnston, SCU 1993 Jessica Ringwoof, BYU 2002 Shannon MacMillan, POR Devvyn Hawkins, SCU Jennifer Lalor, SCU 2011 Lindsey Huie, POR , SCU Lauren Orlandos, POR 1992 Lindsi Lisonbee, BYU Christine Sinclair, POR Tiffeny Milbrett, POR Stephanie Ochs, USD Aly Wagner, SCU Shannon MacMillan, POR Michlle Pao, PEP Lori Hokerson, SMC 2001 2010 Lauren Orlandos, POR Bianca Henninger, SCU Christine Sinclair, POR Sophie Schmidt, POR Danielle Slaton, SCU Elli Reed, POR Aly Wagner, SCU Keelin Winter, POR Veronica Zepeda, SCU

2009 2000 Kelsey Davis, POR Erin Misaki, POR Michelle Enyeart, POR Lauren Orlandos, POR , POR Danielle Slaton, SCU Sophie Schmidt, POR 1999 2008 Mandy Clemens, SCU Megan Rapinoe, POR Jacqui Little, SCU Nikki Serlenga, SCU Danielle Slaton, SCU Aly Wagner, SCU

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