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Sonoma State Women's Water Polo twenty-eleven SONOMA STATE WOMEN'S WATER POLO sophomore LINDSAY RANGEL Dr. G. Edward Rudloff Pool Named after one of the most important figures of SSU Athletics, the Dr. G. Edward Rudloff Pool was built in 1982 next to what is now known as The Wolves’ Den. For years, the pool has served as a vital part of P.E. classes, including scuba and water aerobics, and a place for students and staff to stay in shape. With the formation of the Women’s Water Polo team in 2004, the Dr. G. Edward Rudloff Pool has served as the home of the Seawolves. Sonoma State University Table of Contents Women's Water Polo Quick Facts Dr. G. Edward Rudloff Pool .............................................................................2 Address ...................................... 1801 East Cotati Avenue Table of Contents ..............................................................................................3 Rohnert Park, CA 94928 2011 Schedule ....................................................................................................4 Athletics Phone ..........................................(707) 664-2521 Head Coach Coralie Simmons ......................................................................5 Athletics Fax ................................................(707) 664-4104 Assistant Coach Chelsea Hennan ................................................................6 Location ................................................ Rohnert Park, Calif. 2011 Sonoma State Women’s Water Polo Team Picture ......................6 Founded ...........................................................................1960 Numerical Roster ...............................................................................................7 Enrollment ......................................................................7,050 Colors ....................................Navy, Columbia Blue, White Alphabetical Roster ..........................................................................................7 Nickname ..............................................................Seawolves Hillary Adam ........................................................................................................8 Mascot ......................................................Lobo the Seawolf Cari Albers ............................................................................................................8 Affiliation ................................................... NCAA Division II Taylor Basso .........................................................................................................8 Conference..................Western Water Polo Association Jamie Bee .............................................................................................................9 President ............................................ Dr. Ruben Armiñana Sarah Clauss ........................................................................................................9 Athletic Director .................................................... Bill Fusco Sarah Decker .......................................................................................................9 Faculty Athletic Rep. ............................... Dr. Duane Dove Natalie Del Carlo ............................................................................................. 10 Carissa DeMilte ................................................................................................ 10 Olivia Donnelly ................................................................................................ 10 First Year of Water Polo ................................................2004 All-Time Record (seven seasons) ........... 108-135 (.444) Ashley Espinola ............................................................................................... 11 2010 Record......................................................................9-27 Kelsey Goode ................................................................................................... 11 2010 WWPA Record .......................................................5-12 Laura Kunz ........................................................................................................ 11 Malina Lorring ................................................................................................. 12 Kelsey Lowy ...................................................................................................... 12 Head Coach .............................................Coralie Simmons Emily Pearce ..................................................................................................... 12 Alma Mater .......................................................UCLA (2001) Lindsay Rangel ................................................................................................ 13 Coach’s Phone .............................................(707) 664-2688 Kyleigh Shea ..................................................................................................... 13 Coach’s E-Mail [email protected] Bridgette Souza ............................................................................................... 14 Record at SSU .......................................35-64 (4th season) Jessica Stansfield ............................................................................................ 14 Assistant Coach ....................................... Chelsea Hennan Monica Tasier ................................................................................................... 14 2010 Results ..................................................................................................... 15 Sports Information Director ........................... Tyler Lobe History ................................................................................................................ 16 Sports Information Phone ......................(707) 664-2478 Records ............................................................................................................... 17 Sports Information Fax ............................(707) 664-3291 Sonoma State Athletics Department ............................................... 18-21 Sports Information E-Mail .............. [email protected] Sonoma State Athletic Training ................................................................. 22 Website .............................www.sonomaseawolves.com Sonoma State University ............................................................................. 23 CREDITS The 2011 Sonoma State Women’s Water Polo media guide was written and designed by Sports Informa- tion Director Tyler Lobe. Photography by Stephen Kirschenmann, Tyler Lobe and Brandon Bronzan. 2011 Sonoma State Women's Water Polo 2011 Sonoma State Women's Water Polo Schedule DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Sat Jan. 15 OLYMPIC CLUB ROHNERT PARK 11:00 am Sat Jan. 15 FRESNO PACIFIC ROHNERT PARK 4:00 pm Sat Jan. 22 vs. UC Santa Barbara Berkeley, Calif. 10:30 am Sat Jan. 22 vs. Cal Baptist Berkeley, Calif. 2:15 pm Sat Jan. 22 at California Berkeley, Calif. 6:00 pm Sat Jan. 29 Santa Barbara Tournament Santa Barbara, Calif. TBA Sun Jan. 30 Santa Barbara Tournament Santa Barbara, Calif. TBA Fri Feb. 4 at Cal State East Bay * Hayward, Calif. 3:00 pm Sat Feb. 12 UC San Diego Tournament La Jolla, Calif. TBA Sun Feb. 13 UC San Diego Tournament La Jolla, Calif. TBA Sat Feb. 19 at Cal State Monterey Bay * Seaside, Calif. 11:00 am Sat Feb. 19 vs. Cal Lutheran Seaside, Calif. 4:00 pm Fri Feb. 25 at Santa Clara * Santa Clara, Calif. 2:00 pm Sat Feb. 26 at Fresno Pacific Fresno, Calif. 1:00 pm Sat Feb. 26 vs. Cal Baptist Fresno, Calif. 4:00 pm Fri Mar. 4 CAL STATE EAST BAY * ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm Sat Mar. 5 UC Davis Tournament Davis, Calif. TBA Sat Mar. 12 UC DAVIS ROHNERT PARK 10:30 am Sat Mar. 12 OLYMPIC CLUB ROHNERT PARK 1:30 pm Tues Mar. 15 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY * ROHNERT PARK 12:00 pm Tues Mar. 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON ROHNERT PARK 6:00 pm Fri Mar. 18 Loyola Marymount Tournament Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Sat Mar. 19 Loyola Marymount Tournament Los Angeles, Calif. TBA Thurs Mar. 24 SANTA CLARA * ROHNERT PARK 3:00 pm Sat Apr. 9 Santa Clara Tournament Santa Clara, Calif. TBA Sun Apr. 10 Santa Clara Tournament Santa Clara, Calif. TBA Sat Apr. 23 Pacific Stockton, Calif. TBA Fri Apr. 29 WWPA Championships Hayward, Calif. TBA Sat Apr. 30 WWPA Championships Hayward, Calif. TBA Sun May 1 WWPA Championships Hayward, Calif. TBA *Western Water Polo Association (WWPA) match Home games in BOLD CAPS All times Pacific and subject to change 2011 Sonoma State Women's Water Polo Fourth Year Head Coach CORALIE SIMMONS Coralie Simmons returns for her fourth season as head coach of the Sonoma State women’s water polo team in 2011. Previously an assistant at UCLA and the Univer- sity of Hawaii, Simmons brings a wealth of national and international experience to Sonoma State’s water polo program. Last season, Simmons guided a young team to a 9-27 record overall and 5-13 in Western Water Polo Association (WWPA) play. 19 of the Seawolves’ 27 losses came against teams ranked in the Collegiate Water Polo Association Top 20 Poll. Despite playing one of the toughest schedules in the country for the second straight sea- son, Sonoma State finished seventh in the WWPA Championship Tournament. In 2009, Simmons was named the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPA) Division II National Coach of the Year after leading the Seawolves to their best-ever finish in the WWPA Championship Tournament. Though
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