For Immediate Release // Friday, December 8, 2017 Contact // Heather Ward ([email protected]) 2017 PAC-12 FINAL WOMEN’S SOCCER STANDINGS

Conference Overall TP W L T PCT HOME AWAY W L T PCT HOME AWAY NEUT STREAK Stanford*^# 33 11 0 0 1.000 6-0-0 5-0-0 24 1 0 .960 10-0-0 7-1-0 7-0-0 W 22 UCLA^$ 25 8 2 1 .773 5-1-0 3-1-1 19 3 3 .820 12-1-1 7-1-1 0-1-1 L 1 USC^ 25 8 2 1 .773 4-1-0 4-1-1 15 3 2 .800 8-1-1 7-2-1 0-0-0 T 1 Arizona^ 23 7 2 2 .727 4-1-1 3-1-1 11 5 4 .650 11-5-4 7-2-2 0-2-1 L 1 California^ 19 6 4 1 .591 3-1-1 3-3-0 13 5 1 .711 8-1-1 5-4-0 0-0-0 L 3 Colorado^ 17 5 4 2 .545 1-3-1 4-1-1 12 6 4 .636 6-3-2 6-3-2 0-0-0 L 1 Washington State^ 13 4 6 1 .409 2-3-0 2-3-1 10 8 4 .545 6-3-1 4-5-2 0-0-1 L 1 Oregon State 10 3 7 1 .318 3-2-1 0-5-0 6 10 3 .395 4-4-3 2-6-0 0-0-0 W 2 Washington 9 2 6 3 .318 1-3-2 1-3-1 9 8 3 .525 4-4-2 3-4-1 2-0-0 T 1 Arizona State 8 2 7 2 .273 2-3-0 0-4-2 5 11 3 .342 3-6-1 1-4-2 1-1-0 L 1 Oregon 6 2 9 0 .182 2-3-0 0-6-6 8 11 0 .421 6-4-0 0-7-0 0-7-0 L 2 Utah 2 0 9 2 .091 0-4-2 0-5-0 5 11 3 .342 4-4-2 1-7-1 0-0-0 L 3 * Pac-12 Champion, ^ NCAA Participant, $ NCAA College Cup runner-up # NCAA Champion * – Conference champion is determined by highest number of points (TP); Win = 3 pts, Tie = 1 pt, Loss = 0 pts.

THIS YEAR IN PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER

• Stanford was crowned the 2017 NCAA Women’s Soccer Champions, • ARIZONA STATE (5-11-3) started out the season 3-4-1 in non-conference capturing the national championship for the second time in program history. play and went 2-7-2 in league play for 10th in the Conference. The Sun Devils In the first-ever all-Pac-12 final, the Cardinal topped UCLA, 3-2, at the Orlando tied then-No. 11 California (1-1) in double overtime. Freshman keeper Nikki City Stadium, Orlando, Fla. Stanford’s title marked the fifth women’s soccer Panas made 76, seventh in ASU history for a single season, for an average crown for the Pac-12 and the 502nd NCAA team national championship for the 5.43 saves per game, a mark that ranked 48th in the nation and second in the members of the Conference of Champions. Pac-12.

• Stanford and UCLA’s appearances marked the fourth time two Pac-12 • California (13-6-1) placed fifth in the Conference standings, finishing the programs reached the College Cup in the same season (2007, 2008, 2009, regular season at 19 points (6-4-1). The Bears wrapped up regular-season play 2017). The Pac-12 is now one of three leagues to capture consecutive NCAA with a No. 25 RPI and went 2-2 against top-25 opponents. Cal earned an at- women’s soccer national titles (ACC, WCC) with USC claiming the 2016 large bid for the program’s 25th overall postseason berth, tied for the fifth-most championship. NCAA Tournament appearances by any Division I women’s soccer team. The Golden Bears hosted Santa Clara in the first round of the NCAA Tournament • Seven Pac-12 teams earned berths to the NCAA Tournament with STANFORD and lost, 2-1, as 2017 MAC semifinalist Indigo Gibson was red earning a No. 1 overall seed for the fourth-straight year and joined in the field by carded for a foul in the third minute. No. 2-seeded UCLA, No. 3-seeded USC, ARIZONA, COLORADO, CALIFORNIA and WASHINGTON STATE. Six teams advanced to the second record and three • Colorado (12-6-4, 5-4-2) closed out the regular season on a five-match winning making the Sweet Sixteen. streak, including three straight on the road, to finish sixth in the Conference with 17 points. The Buffs earned their 10th all-time NCAA Tournament berth and • The Pac-12 now holds an all-time record of 198-126-31 (.601) in the NCAA defeated in-state opponent and Summit League Champion Denver, 2-1, in the Women’s College Cup, with five national championships and five second-place first round. For the first time in Conference history, Jalen Tompkins earned finishes with the inclusion of 2017. The Conference finished the regular season three straight Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Week honors, for the most consecutive with five teams ranked in the top-25 RPI, which was the second-most of any weekly awards. conference. • OREGON (8-11-0, 2-9-0) started the season strong going 6-2-0 in non- • STANFORD’s was voted both Pac-12 Forward and Freshman conference play, including wins over Big 12 opponents Oklahoma (1-0) and of the Year, was named Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year, and Tierna Kansas State (2-0). Forward Marissa Everett led the Ducks in goals (five), Davidson tabbed Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year. California’s Emily Boyd assists (four) and points (14) to earn all-Pac-12 third team. Hannah Taylor has was voted Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Year. For the eighth time in the last 10 been named one of six finalists for Canada Soccer Women’s U-20 Player of the years, Stanford head coach was named Pac-12 Coach of the Year as the freshman defender played on the U-20 Women’s National Team for Year. the Three Nations Tournament in Australia.

• Arizona (11-5-4) was the surprise competitor this year, finishing fourth in the • OREGON STATE (6-10-3, 3-7-1) started off the season going 3-3-2 and Conference with 23 points and a 7-2-2 record after being selected to finish capped its campaign with a win over Civil War rival Oregon for the second year tenth in the Pac-12 coaches preseason poll. Arizona went undefeated in its last in a row. The Beavers led the Conference in saves with 112 stops, including 97 seven league matches for the second-longest win streak in program history and by senior Bella Geist, for 5.89 average saves per game. Oregon State had an most Conference wins with seven. Marquee victories included defeating then- impressive 14 players earn Pac-12 All-Academic honors, while redshirt senior No. 16 Oklahoma and No. 11 Cal as well as a draw with No. 1 UCLA. The team Kathryn Baker and sophomore Nicole Nickerson both earned Pac-12 second- earned an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament for the program’s fifth all-time team recognition. Baker was also named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District trip to the postseason. The Wildcats beat TCU, 2-1, at home before falling to Team. Florida State in the second round. 2017–2018 • Stanford (24-1-0) the 2017 NCAA National Champions, also captured its • UTAH (5-11-3) started off the season 5-2-1 in non-conference play, highlighted third-straight Pac-12 crown with an undefeated 11-0-0 league record for the by a win over intra-state rival Utah State (2-0). The Utes ranked No. 20 in the program’s 12th all-time Conference title. The Cardinal finished a late-August United Soccer Coaches preseason poll and peaked at No. 17 over a span of six loss at Florida shy of a perfect season (24-1-0), closing the campaign with 22 weeks. Junior Paola van der Veen was named to the Pac-12 second team. The consecutive wins, tying for the 15th-longest win streak in NCAA DI women’s Netherlands native earned her second Pac-12 postseason honor after being soccer history. named to the All-Freshman team in 2015.

• The Cardinal was the national leader in scoring offense (3.67), goals (88), • WASHINGTON (9-8-3) went 7-2-0 in non-conference play before finishing assists (87) and winning percentage (0.960). In 2017 Stanford won its second ninth in the Conference at (2-6-3). The Huskies recorded their third winning NCAA title in its fourth-ever championship match and eighth appearance in the season in the last four years. Washington allowed only 15 goals all year for the College Cup, now owning6-5-1 record in the Final Four. The Cardinal joined second-fewest in program history, trailing only the 12 goals against in 2001. North Carolina (21 titles), Notre Dame (3), Portland (3) and USC (2) as the only Kimberly Keever made her fourth consecutive appearance on the All-Pac-12 multiple winners of the College Cup. teams with a Third Team selection and Jessica Udovich was named to the All- Region team. • Catarina Macario flourished during her freshman year as honors rolled in highlighted by being named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, Pac-12 • Washington State (10-8-4, 4-6-1) earned its 11th NCAA Tournament berth Freshman of the Year, and ESPNW National Player of the Year. Macario was the with an at-large bid, its sixth appearance in the last seven years. The Cougars key distributor for the Cardinal’s success this year as she led the nation in assists upset No. 8 ranked and second-seeded UCF, 1-0, in the first found and beat No. (16) including on all three goals in the NCAA final. The MAC Hermann Trophy 20 Tennessee in penalty kicks to advance to the third round for the first time in voting panel named Macario, and Andi Sullivan as semifinalists program history. The team finished seventh in the Pac-12 Conference standings with the winner being announced in January. and went 4-4-2 against ranked opponents, knocking off No. 1 UCLA and No. 14 Nebraska this season. • UCLA (19-3-3) earned a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament in its 20th all-time appearance, reaching the College Cup Finals for the fourth time. The • Stanford’s Andi Sullivan won the Senior CLASS Award while USC’s Alex Anthony Bruins knocked off No.1-seeded Duke in penalty kicks in the semifinals before was named to the second team and UCLA’s Zoey Goralski was named to the falling to Stanford, 3-2, in the final. UCLA now holds a 61-17-6 all-time NCAA award watch list. CLASS is an acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement Tournament record. In the United Soccer Coaches poll the Bruins ranked in for Staying in School, honors the attributes of NCAA Division I senior student- top-10 all season, including the No. 1 spot for six straight weeks. UCLA defeated athletes in four areas: community, classroom, character and competition. USC, 3-2, in the regular-season finale to tie the Trojans for second place in the Conference with 25 points and an 8-2-1 record. Forward Hailie Mace and • The MAC Hermann Trophy named two Pac-12 student-athletes as finalists, midfielder Jessie Fleming were named United Soccer Coaches first-team All- Stanford’s Andi Sullivan and UCLA’s Jessie Fleming. The Pac-12 had six Americans. UCLA has produced at least two first-team All-Americans for the semifinalists, Stanford’s Catarina Macario, Tierna Davidson and Andi Sullivan, fifth time in school history. UCLA’s Hailie Mace and Jessie Fleming and California’s Indigo Gibson. The Pac- 12 had the most representatives on the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List with • USC (15-4-1) earned a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament, advancing to seven, the most from the Conference since seven in 2010. The MAC Hermann the second round before bowing out to Baylor in penalties. The Trojans have Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in , presented now posted a 20-11-6 all-time record in the postseason with two NCAA titles, annually to one male and one female athlete. The Conference is represented by two third-round appearances and seven second-round finishes in 17 trips. The Jemma Purfield, Arizona State; Taylor Kornieck, COLORADO; Andi Sullivan and Trojans tied for second in the Pac-12 standings (8-2-1). Senior midfielder Nicole Tierna Davidson, Stanford; Jessie Fleming, UCLA; Ally Prisock, USC; and Hailey Molen is the first Trojan women’s soccer player to be selected as the Pac-12 Skolmoski, Utah Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Pac-12 Teams Only First Round – Nov. 11-12 Utah Valley at #1 STANFORD...... STAN 9, UVU 1 TCU at ARIZONA...... ARIZ 2, TCU 1 WASHINGTON STATE at UCF...... WSU 1, UCF 0 Santa Clara at CALIFORNIA ...... CAL 1, SC 2 San Diego State at #2 UCLA...... UCLA 3, SDSU 1 Denver at COLORADO ...... COLO 2, DU 1 Eastern Washington at USC ...... USC 2, EWU 1 Second Round – Nov. 17 Aubrun at #1 STANFORD...... STAN 2, AU O ARIZONA at #4 Florida State...... ARIZ 0, FSU 2 WASHINGTON STATE at Tennessee...... WSU 2, UT 2 (UT in PKs) COLORADO at North Carolina...... COLO 0, UNC 1 Northwestern at #2 UCLA...... UCLA 1, NW O Baylor vs USC ...... USC 2, BU 2 (BU in PKs) Third Round – Nov. 19 #4 Florida State at #1 STANFORD...... STAN 1, FSU 0 WASHINGTON STATE at #3 Florida...... WSU 0, FU 1 #3 Virginia at #2 UCLA ...... UCLA 2, UV 1 Quarterfinals – Friday, Nov. 24 #3 Penn State at #1 STANFORD ...... STAN 4, PT 0 #4 Princeton at #2 UCLA...... UCLA 3, PU 1

Semifinals – Friday, Dec. 1 #1 STANFORD vs. #1 South Carolina...... STAN 2, SC 0 #2 UCLA vs. #1 Duke...... UCLA 0, DU 0 (UCLA in PKs) Final – Sunday, Dec. 3 #1 STANFORD vs. #2 UCLA...... STAN 3, UCLA 2

2 2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER // FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 PAC-12 SOCCER IN 2017 CONFERENCE HONORS NCAA STATS Pac-12 Forward / Freshman of the Year – Catarina Macario, F, Stanford (San Diego, Calif.) TEAM • Led the Pac-12 in goals (17) assists (16) and • Helped lead Stanford to a first place finish in the Goals-Against Average - Rutgers, 0.267 points (50) which topped the nation (assits,points) league and won the programs’ second National 5. Stanford, .360 •First-team All-American and All-Pacific Region Chmapionship 13. California, .540 •ESPNW Naitonal Player of the Year 19. Colorado, .608 Pac-12 Midfielderof the Year – Andi Sullivan, M, Stanford (Lorton, Va.) Points Per Game - Stanford 10.88 • Captained Stanford to its third stragiht Pac-12 • Four-time All-Pac-12 first team (2014-17) 10. UCLA, 6.92 Conference title. honoree. • 2017 Senior CLASS Award® winner • 2017 MAC Hermann Trophy finalist Save Percentage - Rutgers, 0.924 •First-team All-American and All-Pacific Region 6. California, .885 12. Colorado, .870 Pac-12 Defender of the Year – Tierna Davidson, D, Stanford (Menlo Park, Calif.) • Stanford won its seventh Pac-12 title in the • 2017 College Cup Most Outstanding Defensive Scoring Offense - Stanford, 3.64 last nine years, and second NCAA National Player and All-Tournament team 11. UCLA 2.24 Championship in program history • MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist •First-team All-American and All-Pacific Region. Shots on Goal Per Game - Stanford, 11.28 Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Year – Emily Boyd, GK, California (Seattle, Wash.) Shutout Percentage - Georgetown, .810 • Led the Golden Bears defensive charge that went • Cal’s new career shutout leader with 36 clean 3. Stanford, .760 13-5-1 and finished fifth in the Conference sheets, third in the category in Pac-12 history. 11. Colorado, .636 • 11th in the country with a 0.465 goals against • First team All-Pac-12 for the first time in her 25. Washington, .550 average after league play career, earning fourth-consecutive all-Conference selection Total Assists - Stanford, 90 2. UCLA, 61 Pac-12 Coach of the Year – Paul Ratcliffe, Stanford • Eighth Pac-12 Coach of the Year honor in the • Best winning percentage in the country at .960 Total Goals - Stanford, 91 last 10 years. • Recorded Stanford’s second National 4. UCLA 56 • Earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for Championship since 2011 and seveth Pac-12 title the fourth-straight year. in the last nine years (24-1-0, 11-0-0 Pac-12). Total Points - Stanford, 272 2. UCLA, 173 ALL-PAC-12 PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST TEAM Elyse Bennett, Washington State Won-Loss-Tied Percentage - Stanford, .960 Alex Anthony, USC Kaylie Collins, USC 8. UCLA, .820 Emily Boyd, California Savannah DeMelo, USC 12. USC, .800 Alana Cook, Stanford Luca Deza, California Tierna Davidson, Stanford Civana Kuhlmann, Stanford INDIVIDUAL Savannah DeMelo, USC Catarina Macario, Stanford Game-Winning Goals - Raimee Sherle, Boise St., 9 Jessie Fleming, UCLA Tara McKeown, USC 8. Jordan DiBiasi, Stanford, 6 Indigo Gibson, California Kiara Pickett, Stanford 22. Catarina Macario, Stanford, 5 Catarina Macario, Stanford Marty Puketapu, Colorado 22. .Marty Puketapu, Colorado , 5 Hailie Mace, UCLA , UCLA Ally Prisock, USC Delanie Sheehan, UCLA Goalkeeper Mins. Played - Teagan Micah, UCLA, 2268:41 6. Ella Dederick, Washington State, 2095:09 Ashley Sanchez, UCLA Emily Smith, California Andi Sullivan, Stanford Goals-Against Average - Leonie Doege, Butler, 0.257 8. Alison Jahansouz, Stanford, .442 SECOND TEAM 13. Emily Boyd, California, .540 Jaye Boissiere, Stanford 18. Jalen Tompkins, Colorado, .582 Lainey Burdett, Arizona Kyra Carusa, Stanford Save Percentage - Leonie Doege, Butler, 0.936 Jordan Dibiasi, Stanford 11. Jalen Tompkins, Colorado, .882 Abigail Kim, California 13. Emily Boyd, California, .879 Taylor Kornieck, Colorado Kaiya McCullough, UCLA Shutouts - Arielle Schechtman, Georgetown, 17 Morgan McGarry, Arizona 9. .Ella Dederick, Washington State, USC, 11 Tegan McGrady, Stanford 9. .Alison Jahansouz, Stanford, 11 Leah Pruitt, USC 9. Sarah Shimer, Washington, 11 19. Emily Boyd, California, 10 Paola Van der veen, Utah Michelle Xiao, Stanford Total Goals - .Hayley Younginer, Wofford, 21 4. Catarina Macario, Stanford, 17 THIRD TEAM 9. Kyra Carusa, Stanford, 15 Mackenzie Cerda, UCLA 9. Hailie Mace, UCLA, 15 Ella Dederick, Washington State Marissa Everett, Oregon Total Assists - .Catarina Macario, Stanford, 16 Kelly Fitzgerald, California 3. Ashley Sanchez, UCLA, 12 Kimberly Keever, Washington 10. Jaye Boissiere, Stanford, 10 Nicole Molen, USC 10. Jordan DiBiasi, Stanford, 10 Dominique Randle, USC 22. Anika Rodriguez, UCLA, 9 Becca Rasmussen, Colorado Emily Smith, California Total Saves - .Faith Toennies, Jackson St., 145 Gabi Stoian, Arizona Jalen Tompkins, Colorado Moregon Weaver, Washington State

2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER // FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 // 2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S 3 2017–2018 NATIONAL HONORS PAC-12 VS. UNITED SOCCER COACHES DI ALL-AMERICA TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COM OTHER CONFERENCES First Team PLAYER OF THE WEEK Tierna Davidson, So, D, STAN Nov. 20- Nov. 26 - Catarina Macario, Stanford Atlantic Coast...... 3-4-1 Indigo Gibson, Sr., D, CAL Aug. 18- Aug. 20 - Jessie Fleming, UCLA America East...... 0-0-0 Jessie Fleming, So., M, UCLA* Sept. 4 - Sept. 10 - Ashley Sanchez, UCLA American Athletic...... 1-3-0 Andi Sullivan, Sr., M, STAN** Atlantic Sun...... 1-1-0 Catarina Macario, Fr., F, STAN TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COM Atlantic 10...... 0-0-0 Hailie Mace, Jr., F, UCLA TEAM OF THE WEEK Big East...... 2-0-0 Nov. 20- Nov. 26 - Catarina Macario, STAN; D Big Sky...... 8-0-1 Second Team MacKenzie Cerda, UCLA; Jaye Boissiere, STAN; Big Ten...... 6-2-1 Emily Boyd, Sr., GK, CAL Olivia Athens, UCLA; Hailie Mace, UCLA Big 12...... 11-4-2 Nov. 13- Nov. 19 - Tierna Davidson, STAN; Anika Big West...... 11-2-2 *Asterisks indicate number of previous All-America Rodriguez, UCLA; Ashley Sanchez, UCLA; honor- Colonial Athletic Association...... 0-0-0 selections able mention: Alana Cook, STAN; Jordan DiBiasi, Conference USA...... 1-0-0 STAN Horizon League...... 0-0-0 UNITED SOCCER COACHES DI ALL-PACIFIC Nov. 6- Nov. 12 - Jordan Branch, WSU; MacKen- Ivy Group...... 2-0-0 REGION zie Cerda, UCLA; Cali Crisler, ARIZ Mid-American...... 0-0-0 First Team Oct. 30- Nov. 5 - honorable mention: Ashley Metro Atlantic...... 0-0-0 Emily Boyd, Sr., GK, CAL Sanchez, UCLA Missouri Valley...... 0-0-0 Tierna Davidson, So, D, STAN Oct. 23- Oct. 29 - Catarina Macario, STAN Mountain West...... 7-0-1 Indigo Gibson, Sr., D, CAL Oct. 15- Oct. 22 - Catarina Macario, STAN Northeast...... 0-0-0 Ally Prisock, Jr., D, USC Oct. 9 - Oct. 15 - Kyra Carusa, STAN Patriot League...... 1-0-2 Jessie Fleming, So., M, UCLA Oct. 2- Oct. 8 - Emily Boyd, CAL; Alana Cook, Southeastern...... 4-2-2 Taylor Kornieck, So., M, COLO STAN; Nicole Molen, USC Southland...... 0-0-0 Andi Sullivan, Sr., M, STAN** Sept. 25 - Oct. 1 - D Gabrielle Matulich; honor- Southwestern Athletic...... 0-0-0 Alex Anthony, Sr., F, USC able mention: UCLA; Jordan DiBiasi, STAN Summit League...... 4-0-0 Catarina Macario, Fr., F, STAN Sept. 18- Sept. 24 - Kaiya McCullough, UCLA Western Athletic...... 4-0-0 Hailie Mace, Jr., F, UCLA Sept. 11- Sept. 17 - Nicole Molen, USC; Jaye West Coast...... 12-6-2 Ashley Sanchez, Fr., F, UCLA Boissiere, STAN Independent...... 0-0-0 Sept. 4- Sept. 10 - Ashley Sanchez, UCLA; Total...... 78-24-14 (.733) Second Team Jordan DiBiasi, STAN Kaiya McCullough, So., D, UCLA Aug. 18- Aug. 20 - Jessie Fleming, UCLA; Cata- Joss Orejel, Sr., D, COLO rina Macario, STAN; Abigail Kim CAL; honorable PAC-12 IN NCAA RPI Kyra Carusa, Jr., F. STAN mention: Bella Geist, OSU; As of December 4

Third Team COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VIII 1...... Stanford Jalen Tompkins, So., GK, COLO First Team 5 ������������������������������������������������������������� UCLA Emily Smith. Fr., D, CAL Madison Stark, ASU 15...... Southern California Jessica Udovich, So., D. WASH Haley Lukas, CAL 28 �������������������������������������������������������� Arizona Rebecca Rasmussen, Sr., M. COLO Maggie Bell, CAL 30...... California Paola van der Veen, Jr., M, UTAH Kayla Fong, CAL 39...... Washington St. Leah Pruitt, Jr., F, USC Marissa Everett, ORE 42...... Colorado Gabi Stoian, Sr., F, ARIZ Kathryn Baker, OSU 57...... Washington Alison Jahansouz, STAN 107...... Arizona St. MAC HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LIST Michelle Xiao, STAN 112 ���������������������������������������������������������� Utah Jemma Purfield, ASU Alex Anthony, USC 130 �������������������������������������������������������Oregon Taylor Kornieck, COLO 153...... Oregon St. Andi Sullivan, STAN Second Team Tierna Davidson, STAN Bella Geist, OSU Jessie Fleming, UCLA Kaiya McCullough, UCLA Ally Prisock, USC Julia Hernandez, UCLA Hailey Skolmoski, UTAH Nicole Molen, USC Hailey Skolmoski, UTAH MAC HERMANN TROPHY SEMIFINALISTS Indigo Gibson, CAL COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Andi Sullivan, STAN First Team Tierna Davidson, STAN Michelle Xiao, STAN Catarina Macario, STAN Alex Anthony, USC Jessie Fleming, UCLA Hallie Mace, UCLA Third Team Madison Stark, ASU MAC HERMANN TROPHY FINALISTS Andi Sullivan, STAN SENIOR CLASS AWARD® WATCH LIST Jessie Fleming, UCLA Andi Sullivan, STAN Zoey Goralski, UCLA Alex Anthony, USC

SENIOR CLASS AWARD® WINNER Andi Sullivan, STAN

4 2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER // FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 FINAL 2017 RANKINGS PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS

United Soccer Coaches Rankings Final Ranking (Nov. 7) United Soccer Coaches /Soccer America Rank School Total Pts. Prev. W-L-T (Only United Soccer Coaches released a poll on Aug. 3) 1 Stanford 768 1 23-1-0 ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU x x x 25 x x 2 UCLA 741 4 19-3-3 Preseason (8/3) Aug. 22 RV/x x/x 19/11 RV/22 x/x x/x 3 Duke 717 3 22-2-1 Aug. 29 RV/x x/x 25/21 21/18 x/x x/x 4 South Carolina 681 5 18-3-1 Sept. 5 x/x x/x 24/18 25/20 x/x x/x 5 Penn State 621 10 14-5-4 Sept. 12 x/x x/x 17/17 RV/x x/x x/x 6 Florida 599 16 16-7-0 Sept. 19 x/x x/x 13/15 RV/x x/x x/x 7 Princeton 586 13 16-3-1 Sept. 26 x/x x/x 11/13 RV/x x/x x/x 8 North Carolina 551 2 16-3-2 Oct. 3 RV/x x/x 20/23 x/x x/x x/x 9 Virginia 496 12 12-6-4 Oct. 10 RV/x x/x 18/21 x/x x/x x/x 10 West Virginia 481 7 16-4-3 Oct. 17 RV/x x/x 16/18 x/x x/x x/x 11 Baylor 416 23 15-6-3 Oct. 24 RV/x x/x 16/14 x/x x/x x/x 12 Texas A&M 405 6 18-2-2 Oct. 31 RV/x x/x 22/19 x/x x/x x/x 13 USC 359 9 15-3-2 Final (Nov. 7) RV/x x/x 19/20 x/x x/x x/x 14 Texas 306 18 14-4-3 15 Florida State 274 RV 13-7-1 STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU 16 Pepperdine 269 11 15-3-3 Preseason (8/2) 2 9 3 20 x x 17 Central Florida 225 8 13-2-3 Aug. 22 1/1 7/4 5/7 18/16 x/x RV/x 18 Notre Dame 217 RV 10-7-5 Aug. 29 5/5 1/2 7/7 17/14 x/x x/x 19 Washington State 191 NR 10-8-4 Sept. 5 2/2 1/1 12/14 21/23 RV/x RV/x 20 Santa Clara 177 NR 15-7-1 Sept. 12 2/2 1/1 12/12 25/24 x/x x/x 21 North Carolina State 157 21 15-5-2 Sept. 19 2/2 1/1 10/11 25/x RV/x x/x 22 Rutgers 140 22 13-2-6 Sept. 26 2/2 1/1 7/15 24/x x/x x/x 23 Ohio State 129 14 15-5-1 Oct. 3 2/2 1/1 6/13 RV/x RV/x RV/x 24 Georgetown 112 15 14-3-4 Oct. 10 1/1 2/2 6/12 x/x RV/x x/x 25 Tennessee 94 20 15-4-2 Oct. 17 1/1 2/2 6/7 x/x RV/x x/x Oct. 24 1/1 6/6 5/4 x/x x/x RV/x Oct. 31 1/1 5/5 6/6 x/x x/x x/x Also receiving votes: Wake Forest University Final (Nov. 7) 1/1 4/4 9/6 x/x x/x x/x (78), Oklahoma State University (68), University Of Wisconsin (32), University Of South Florida (32), University Of California (30), Northwestern University (28), University of Arizona (20), Auburn University (17), Butler University (15), Vanderbilt University (13), Clemson University (11), University of Colorado (10), Hofstra University (5), 2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S SCCER PLAYERS OF THE WEEK University Of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (4) Date Offensive Defensive Goalkeeper Aug. 22 Abi Kim, CAL Samantha Falasco, ARIZ Ella Dederick, WSU Aug. 29 Hailie Mace, UCLA Joss Orejel, COLO Teagan Micah, UCLA Sept. 5 Kyra Fawcett, ORE Maddy Haro, WSU Bella Geist, OSU Sept. 11 Ashley Sanchez, UCLA Jessica Udovich, WASH Sarah Shimer, WASH Sept.19 Emma Westin, CAL Indigo Gibson, CAL Emily Boyd, CAL Sept. 26 Anja Koehler, CAL Kaiya McCullough, UCLA Carly Nelson, UTAH Oct. 3 Hailie Mace, UCLA Erika Okuma, USC Lainey Burdett, ARIZ Oct. 10 Hailie Mace, UCLA Allison Pantuso, OSU Emily Boyd, CAL Oct. 17 Jessie Fleming, UCLA Tierna Davidson, STAN Lauren Rood, STAN Oct. 24 Catarina Macario, STAN Ally Prisock, USC Jalen Tompkins, COLO Oct. 31 Catarina Macario, STAN Kiki Pickett, STAN Jalen Tompkins, COLO Nov. 6 Anika Rodriguez, UCLA Tierna Davidson, STAN Jalen Tompkins, COLO

WEEKLY AWARDS BY SCHOOL

SCHOOL.....TOTAL...... OFF...... DEF...... GK UCLA...... 78...... 26...... 14...... 9 STAN...... 71...... 15...... 16...... 8 CAL...... 48...... 14...... 7...... 7 USC...... 43...... 5...... 10...... 6 ASU...... 27...... 7...... 3...... 3 WASH...... 28...... 3...... 5...... 4 ARIZ...... 21...... 3...... 5...... 3 OSU...... 19...... 1...... 4...... 3 WSU...... 19...... 2...... 4...... 3 COLO...... 19...... 3...... 8...... 8 ORE...... 15...... 3...... 4...... 0 UTAH...... 13...... 2...... 4...... 5

2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER // FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2017 // 2017 PAC-12 WOMEN’S 5 2017–2018 WOMEN’S SOCCER SID’S PAC-12 WOMEN’S SOCCER COACHES Coach...... School Record/Year...... Career Record/Year* ARIZONA...... www.arizonawildcats.com Tony Amato, ARIZ...... 59-32-11 (.632)/5...... 89-39-12 (.679)/8 ...... Andreas Zai Kevin Boyd, ASU...... 92-92-25 (.50)/11...... 219-159-46 (.570)/21 ...... [email protected] Neil McGuire, CAL...... 130-67-26 (.641)/11...... 181-137-33 (.563)/17 ...... 520-621-4163 , COLO...... 63-42-13 (.589)/6...... 106-78-26 (.566)/10 Kat Mertz, ORE...... 27-54-7 (.347)/5...... 87-104-30 (.462)/11 ARIZONA STATE...... www.thesundevils.com Linus Rhode, OSU...... 83-90-21 (.482)/10...... 86-93-23 (.483)/10 ...... Mark Jezek Paul Ratcliffe, STAN...... 262-49-27 (.815)/15...... 330-84-31 (.776)/20 ...... [email protected] , UCLA...... 74-19-9 (.770)/5...... 296-118-38 (.689)/21 ...... 480-965-9780 Keidane McAlpine, USC...... 54-18-8 (.725)/4...... 87-28-15 (.727)/6 Rich Manning, UTAH...... 166-116-43 (.577)/16...... 171-118-44 (.580)/16 CALIFORNIA...... www.calbears.com Lesle Gallimore, WASH...... 241-199-46 (.543)/24...... 280-226-55 (.550)/28 ...... MC Barrett Todd Shulenberger, WSU...... 26-21-3 (.550)/3...... 32-23-6 (.574)/3 ...... [email protected] * only Division I records included ...... 510-813-6056 STANFORD TABBED 2017 COLORADO...... www.cubuffs.com 2017 COACHES ...... Andy Schlichting PRESEASON FAVORITE POLL RESULTS SAN FRANCISCO - STANFORD was voted by the league’s ...... [email protected] coaches to win the 2017 Pac-12 women’s soccer crown. The 1. Stanford (10) 119 ...... 303-492-5626 league coaches picked UCLA to finish second behind the 2. UCLA (1) 110 Cardinal, followed by USC at third. 3. USC (1) 101 OREGON...... www.goducks.com 4. California 86 ...... Greg Walker The Cardinal is coming off back-to-back Pac-12 ...... [email protected] Championships, capturing the 2015 and 2016 titles after being 5. Utah 81 ...... 541-346-5469 picked as the league favorite. Stanford has won six Pac-12 titles 6. Colorado 74 in the last eight years and 11 all-time. The team was ranked 7. Washington 48 OREGON STATE...... www.osubeavers.com No. 2 in the United Soccer Coaches preseason poll. Six-time Washington State 48 ...... Trevor Cramer Pac-12 Coach of the Year Paul Radcliffe’s squad will return 9. Arizona 43 ...... [email protected] 2016 Pac-12 Player of the Year Andi Sullivan and six All-Pac12 10. Oregon 40 performers from a team that embarked on the program’s 19th ...... 541-737-3720 11. Arizona State 22 consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. 12. Oregon State 20 STANFORD...... www.gostanford.com ...... Nick Sako UCLA, which is ranked No. 9 in the United Soccer Coaches ...... [email protected] preseason poll, was picked to finish second in the Pac-12 after ...... 650-224-0979 going 15-5-2 overall and 7-3-1 in league play in 2016. The Bruins earned a No. 4 seed for their 20th NCAA Tournament last fall and advanced to the Round of 16 UCLA...... www.uclabruins.com where they lost in penalties to eventual national runner-up West Virginia. UCLA returns nine starters, ...... Liza David including Olympic bronze medalist Jessie Fleming who received Third Team All-America honors. In ...... [email protected] addition to an already established core, the Bruins bring in TopDrawerSoccer’s No. 2 nationally ranked ...... 310-621-8398 freshmen class.

USC...... www.usctrojans.com ...... Darcy Couch ...... [email protected] WOMEN’S SOCCER ON SOCIAL MEDIA ...... 213-447-3800 Arizona...... Twitter: @ArizonaWsoccer Stanford...... Twitter: @StanfordWSoccer UTAH...... www.utahutes.com ...... Facebook: University of Arizona Soccer ...... Facebook: Stanford Women’s Soccer ...... Drew Wiseman ...... [email protected] Arizona State...... Twitter: @ASUSoccer UCLA...... Twitter: @UCLAWSoccer ...... 801-581-3771 ...... Facebook: Sun Devil Soccer ...... Facebook: UCLA Women’s Soccer California...... Twitter: @CalWomensSoccer USC...... Twitter: @USC_WSoccer WASHINGTON...... www.gohuskies.com ...... Facebook: Cal Women’s Soccer ...... Facebook: USC Women’s Soccer ...... Matt Swanson ...... [email protected] Colorado...... Twitter: @CUBuffsSoccer Utah...... Twitter: @utahwsoccer ...... 206-543-2210 .Facebook:University of Colorado Women’s Soccer .... Facebook: University of Utah Women’s Soccer

WASHINGTON STATE...... www.wsucougars.com Oregon...... Twitter: @OregonSoccer Washington...... Twitter: @UW_WSoccer ...... Facebook: Women’s Soccer ... Facebook: Washington Husky Women’s Soccer ...... Ben Laskey ...... [email protected] Oregon State...... Twitter: @OSU_WSoccer Washington State.... Twitter: @WSUCougarSoccer ...... 509-335-0265 ...... Facebook: Oregon State Women’s Soccer ..Facebook: Washington State University Athletics

PAC-12...... www.pac-12.org ...... Heather Ward ...... [email protected] ...... 415-580-4352

PAC-12...... www.pac-12.org ...... Natalia Ciccone ...... [email protected]

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