2010 california women's soccer record book

2010 Golden Bears record Book

2 California Golden Bears 2010 Women's Soccer Record Book

2010 Golden Bear soccer

University informationLocation .....................................................................Berkeley, CAFounded ................................................................................ 1868Enrollment .......................................................................... 33,000Nickname ................................................................ Golden BearsColors ....................................................Blue (282) and Gold (123)Affiliation ............................................................... NCAA Division IConference .................................................................... Pacific-10Chancellor ......................................................... Robert BirgeneauDirector of Athletics ............................................... Sandy BarbourSr. Assoc. Athletic Director/W-Soccer .......................... Foti MellisFaculty Representative ............................................ Jesse ChoperTicket Office Phone ............................................. 800-GO-BEARSOfficial Web Site .............................................www.CalBears.com

ProGram HistoryInaugural Season ................................................................... 1982All-time Record ............................................................328-157-47NCAA Appearances .................................................................. 16Last NCAA Appearance ...............................2009 (Second round)

media relationsAssist. AD/Media Relations .................................. Herb BenensonW-Soc Contact ........................................... Anna Oleson-WheelerOffice Phone ............................................................510-643-5846Office Fax ................................................................510-643-7778Email .......................................................aowheeler@berkeley.eduMailing Address ............... 349 Haas Pavilion; Berkeley, CA 94720Press Box Phone ................................................................... none

taBle of contents

Quick Facts ...................................................2

Schedule .......................................................2

Rosters ..........................................................3

Pronunciation Guide .....................................3

2009 Results & Statistics .......................... 4-5

2009 Final Standings ................................4

2009 Individual Scoring ............................5

National Weekly Polls ...............................5

Game-by-Game Recaps ......................... 6-12

Postseason Results ....................................13

Bears in the Pros/Hall of Fame ...................13

California Records ................................ 14-15

Cal Honors & Awards ............................ 16-17

All-Time Coaching Results .........................18

All-Time Opponent Records .......................19

Year-by-Year Results............................. 20-22

cal QUick factscoacHinG staff

Head Coach ..............................................................Neil McGuireAlma Mater, Year ...........................................Augusta State, 1997Record at Cal ................................................ 36-23-3 (3 seasons)Career Record ......................................... 104-99-12 (11 seasons)Office Fax ................................................................510-643-2536Associate Head Coach ............................................. Kelly Lindsey.....................................................2nd season (Notre Dame, 2001)Assistant Coach ...................................................... Libby Bassett....................................................... 2nd season (San Diego, 2005)

team information2008 Overall Record ............................................................11-9-1Home ........................................................................................ 7-4Away ......................................................................................3-5-1Neutral ...................................................................................... 1-02008 Pac-10 Record (finish) ........................................... 4-5 (T6th)Pac-10 Home ........................................................................... 2-2Pac-10 Away ............................................................................ 2-3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................. 17/9Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................ 7/4Roster Breakdown (Sr/Jr/So/Fr) ...................................... 4/7/7/10Facility ...................................... Edwards Stadium/Goldman FieldCapacity ............................................................................. 22,000Surface ..................................................................... Natural grass

2010 scHedUle Date Opponent Location Time

Fri., Aug. 13 Fresno State (exhibition) Berkeley 1 p.m.Fri., Aug. 20 LMU Berkeley 4 p.m.Sun., Aug. 22 UC Irvine Berkeley 1 p.m.Fri., Aug. 27 Santa Clara Berkeley 4 p.m.Cal Invitational!Fri., Sept. 3 San Francisco vs. Hawaii! Berkeley 1:30 p.m. California vs. Rice! Berkeley 4 p.m.Sun., Sept. 5 San Francisco vs. Rice! Berkeley 12:30 p.m. California vs. Hawaii! Berkeley 3 p.m.Sun., Sept. 12 Long Beach State Berkeley 11 a.m.Fri., Sept.17 San Francisco Berkeley 1 p.m.Sun., Sept. 19 Pacific Berkeley 1 p.m.Thur., Sept. 23 Portland Berkeley 3 p.m.Sat., Oct. 2 Saint Mary’s Moraga, Calif. 4 p.m.Fri., Oct. 8 UCLA* Los Angeles TBDSun., Oct. 10 USC* Los Angeles 1 p.m.Fri., Oct. 15 Washington* Berkeley 1:30 p.m.Sun., Oct. 17 Washington State* Berkeley NoonFri., Oct. 22 Arizona* Tucson, Ariz. 7 p.m.Sun., Oct. 24 Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. 1 p.m.Sat., Oct 30 Stanford* Berkeley 3 p.m.Fri., Nov.5 Oregon* Berkeley 3 p.m.Sun., Nov. 7 Oregon State* Berkeley Noon

All home games in BOLD at Edwards Stadium!Cal invitational

*Pac-10 Conference game

California Golden Bears 2010 Women's Soccer Record Book 3

2010 cal rostersnUmerical roster

No. Name. Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School(s) 0 Lauren Hein GK 5-8 So. 1V Tustin, CA/Tustin HS 00 Emily Kruger GK 5-11 Fr. HS Woodside, CA/Woodside HS 1 Kathleen Messinger GK 5-7 Fr. HS Dana Point, CA/Aliso Niguel HS 2 Bronwyn Studman D 5-8 Fr. HS Canberra, Australia/Radford College 3 Katie Benz F 5-5 Jr. 2V Sonoma, CA/Sonoma HS 4 Emi Lawson D 5-8 Fr. HS Seattle/Lakeside School 5 Katherine Suits M 5-6 Jr.. 2V Los Alamitos, CA/Los Alamitos HS 6 Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick M 5-8 Fr. HS Pleasanton, CA/Amador Valley HS 7 Emily Shibata M 5-3 Sr. 3V Walnut Creek, CA/Northgate HS 8 Amanda Glass D 5-4 So. 1V Danville, CA/San Ramon Valley HS 9 Amanda Groves D 5-4 So. 1V Tiburon, CA/Redwood HS 10 Betsy Hassett M 5-1 So. 1V Auckland, NZ/Avondale College 11 Katrin Omarsdottir M 5-8 Jr. 2V Reykjavik, Iceland/ Commercial College of Iceland 12 Samantha Walker F 5-6 So. 1V Concord, CA/Clayton Valley HS 13 Alex Morgan F 5-7 Sr. 3V Diamond Bar, CA/Diamond Bar HS 14 Kate Bennett M 5-4 Fr. HS Bellevue, WA/Bellevue HS 15 Grace Leer F 5-5 Fr. HS Danville, CA/San Ramon Valley HS 16 Lauren Battung F/M 5-7 So. 1V Simi Valley, CA/Chaminade HS 17 Kaitlin Paletta D 5-6 Jr. 2V Moorpark, CA/Moorpark HS 18 Mckenna deBack F 5-4 Fr. HS Clayton, CA/Miramonte HS 19 Rachel Clark D 5-9 So. 1V Manteca, CA/Sierra HS 20 Rachel Mercik F 5-8 Fr. HS El Dorado Hills, CA/Oak Ridge HS 21 McKenna McKetty D/F 5-1 Sr. 2V Sacramento, CA/Saint Francis HS 22 Danielle Brunache D 5-9 Jr. 2V Belmont, CA/St. Ignatius College Prep 23 Miranda White D/F 5-6 Jr. 2V Piedmont, CA/Piedmont HS 24 Genessee Daughetee M/D 5-7 Fr. HS Huntington Beach, CA/Marina HS 25 Carli Haasbroek Fr. JC DeAnza College 28 Megan Indermill D 5-4 Fr. HS Saugus, CA/Hart HS 30 Megan Jesolva D/M 5-4 Sr. 3V La Mirada, CA/Whittier Christian HS*indicates player has utilized a redshirt year

coacHinG staffHead Coach: Neil McGuire (fourth season, Augusta State 1997)Associate Head Coach: Kelly Lindsey (second season, Notre Dame 2001)Assistant Coach: Libby Bassett (second season, San Diego 2005)

alPHaBetical 16 Lauren Battung ...................... F/M 14 Kate Bennett ............................. M 3 Katie Benz .................................. F 22 Danielle Brunache ......................D 19 Rachel Clark ..............................D 24 Genessee Daughetee ............M/D 18 Mckenna deBack ....................... F 6 Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick ..................... M 8 Amanda Glass ...........................D 9 Amanda Groves .........................D 25 Carli Haasbroek ........................... 10 Betsy Hassett ........................... M 0 Lauren Hein ............................. GK 28 Megan Indermill .........................D 30 Megan Jesolva .......................D/M 00 Emily Kruger ........................... GK 4 Emi Lawson ...............................D 15 Grace Leer ................................. F 21 McKenna McKetty ..................D/F 20 Rachel Mercik ............................ F 1 Kathleen Messinger ................ GK 13 Alex Morgan ............................... F 11 Katrin Omarsdottir .................... M 17 Kaitlin Paletta .............................D 2 Bronwyn Studman .....................D 5 Katherine Suits .......................... M 7 Emily Shibata ............................ M 12 Samantha Walker ....................... F 23 Miranda White .........................D/F

PronUnciation GUide

Danielle Brunache ...........BREW-noshKatrin Omarsdottir ..OH-MARS-dot-terKaitlin Paletta ..................pah-LET-tuh


11-9-1 overall, 4-5-0 Pac-10, 7-4 Home, 3-5-1 away, 1-0-0 neUtralDate Opponent Score Overall Conf. Att. Goals scored

8/21 No. 19 Cal vs. Nevada W 4-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 168 Alex Morgan 3, Lisa Kevorkian8/28 No. 16 Cal at No. 3 Portland L, 0-4 1-1-0 0-0-0 5068 9/04 No. 14 Cal vs. No. 10 Texas A&M~ W, 1-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 275 Lisa Kevorkian9/06 No. 14 Cal vs. Texas~ W, 4-2 3-1-0 0-0-0 458 Brianna Bak, Miranda White, Alex Morgan, Katie Oakes9/11 No. 9 Cal vs. Portland State! W, 1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 110 Katrin Omarsdottir9/13 No. 9 Cal vs. Southern Methodist! W, 4-2 5-1-0 0-0-0 150 Alex Morgan 2, Katrin Omarsdottir, Lisa Kevorkian 9/18 No. 7 Cal at Saint Mary’s W, 4-1 6-1-0 0-0-0 526 Katrin Omarsdottir 2, Katie Oakes, Alex Morgan9/25 No. 7 Cal vs. Cal Poly L, 0-1 OT 6-2-0 0-0-0 38710/02 No. 10 Cal vs. Sacramento State L, 0-1 6-3-0 0-0-0 18910/04 No. 10 Cal at No. 11 Santa Clara T, 1-1 OT2 6-3-1 0-0-0 754 Alex Morgan10/09 No. 19 Cal at No. 25 Oregon* W, 2-1 7-3-1 1-0-0 699 Alex Morgan, Lisa Kevorkian10/11 No. 19 Cal at Oregon State* W, 2-0 8-3-1 2-0-0 320 Katrin Omarsdottir, Alex Morgan10/16 No. 17 Cal vs. No. 3 UCLA* L, 0-1 8-4-1 2-1-0 544 10/18 No. 17 Cal vs. No. 9 USC* L, 2-3 OT 8-5-1 2-2-0 753 Miranda White, Alex Morgan10/23 No. 23 Cal at Washington* L, 0-1 8-6-1 2-3-0 815 10/25 No. 23 Cal at No. 20 Washington State* L, 1-2 OT 8-7-1 2-4-0 531 Lisa Kevorkian10/30 Cal vs. Arizona* W, 2-0 9-7-1 3-4-0 241 Amanda Groves, Lisa Kevorkian11/1 Cal vs. Arizona State* W, 3-2 OT 10-7-1 4-4-0 545 Alex Morgan, Katie Oakes, Lisa Kevorkian11/08 Cal at #1 Stanford* L, 1-4 10-8-1 4-5-0 2000 Alex Morgan11/13 Cal vs. Auburn# W, 2-1 OT 11-8-1 4-5-0 807 Alex Morgan, Lisa Kevorkian11/15 Cal at No. 5 Florida State# L, 0-3 11-9-1 4-5-0 962 ~Cal Invitational!Saint Mary’s Tournament*Pacific-10 Conference game#NCAA Tournament gameGames in bold played at Cal’s Edwards Stadium

2009 resUlts & statistics

Pac-10 conference women’s soccer final standinG

|---------------CONFERENCE---------------| |-------------------OVERALL--------------------| W L T Pct. GF GA W L T Pct. GF GA

1. Stanford 9 0 0 1.000 30 4 25 1 0 .962 80 15 2. UCLA 8 1 0 .889 20 7 21 3 1 .860 70 22 3. WSU 5 2 2 .667 10 7 14 6 2 .682 42 19 4. USC 4 3 2 .556 11 12 12 6 3 .643 31 21 5. Washington 3 3 3 .500 12 12 12 6 4 .636 33 23 6. Oregon State 4 5 0 .444 9 12 14 8 1 .630 34 21 California 4 5 0 .444 13 14 11 9 1 .548 34 31 8. Arizona State 2 6 1 .278 11 16 9 7 4 .550 29 24 9. Oregon 1 8 0 .111 10 23 9 10 1 .475 27 32 10. Arizona 1 8 0 .111 3 22 4 15 1 .225 15 46


individUal scorinGNo. Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg pk-att13 Alex Morgan 21-21 14 8 36 97 .144 55 .567 3 0-224 Lisa Kevorkian 19-19 8 3 19 45 .178 28 .622 5 0-011 Katrin Omarsdottir 17-17 5 2 12 23 .217 14 .609 2 0-023 Miranda White 20-15 2 2 6 19 .105 7 .368 0 0-010 Katie Oakes 19-19 3 2 8 16 .188 8 .500 0 2-27 Emily Shibata 20-18 0 1 1 15 .000 6 .400 0 0-022 Danielle Brunache 21-21 0 0 0 10 .000 1 .100 0 0-025 Camellia Senemar 12-3 0 1 1 9 .000 5 .556 0 0-012 Samantha Walker 19-7 0 1 1 8 .000 1 .125 0 0-05 Katherine Suits 19-13 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-018 Brianna Bak 19-19 1 0 2 6 .167 4 .667 0 0-04 Zulma Munoz 9-0 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-030 Megan Jesolva 11-7 0 2 2 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-020 Lauren Battung 13-2 0 1 1 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-03 Katie Benz 9-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-09 Amanda Groves 7-1 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 1 0-02 Betsy Hassett 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-021 McKenna McKetty 2-0 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-015 Mariam Azimi 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-06 Torrey Delaplane 11-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-00 Lauren Hein 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-01 Rosie Aguilera 7-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-019 Rachel Clark 17-14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-000 Gina Pellegrini 16-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-017 Kaitlin Paletta 17-13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 21 34 25 93 278 .122 139 .500 11 2-4 Opponents 21 31 22 84 199 .156 87 .437 9 1-1

GoalkeePinGNo. Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho1 Rosie Aguilera 7-6 538:25 5 0.84 13 .722 3 1 1 200 Gina Pellegrini 16-15 1387:03 25 1.62 42 .627 8 8 0 20 Lauren Hein 1-0 8:31 1 10.57 0 .000 0 0 0 0TM TEAM 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 Total 21 1933:59 31 1.44 56 .644 11 9 1 4 Opponents 21 1933:59 34 1.58 105 .755 9 11 1 6Team saves: 1

Goals By Period

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCalifornia 13 19 2 0 34Opponents 14 14 3 0 31

california Golden Bears in tHe national weekly Polls

NSCAA Soccer Times Soccer America Top DrawerFinal 2008 NR NR N/A N/APreseason NR 25 19 N/AAug. 18 NR 23 19 42Aug. 25 RV 16 16 21Sept. 1 RV 16 14 25Sept. 8 16 11 9 13Sept. 15 9 7 7 10Sept. 22 8 7 7 9Sept. 22 14 14 10 13Oct. 6 21 22 19 24Oct. 13 21 18 17 19Oct. 20 RV 23 NR 25Oct. 27 NR RV NR NRNov. 3 NR NR NR NRNov. 10 NR NR NR NRFinal 2009 RV RV N/A 31


matcH 1 – aUG. 21nevada (0-1) vs. no. 19 cal (1-0)

edwards stadium

1 2 FNevada 0 1 1No. 19 Cal 1 3 4

BERKELEY - California breezed past Nevada, 4-1. Junior forward Alex Morgan had three goals for the Bears and redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian had one. Cal out shot UNR, 15-2, and 8-2 in shots on goal.

“I don’t think that we were particularly hard to defend because we played very one-dimen-sionally - north to south,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “In the second half, we spread the field and used the width better, and as a result, we were able to create more opportunities on goal.”

Morgan got the Bears on the board very early in the first half - just 5:23 into the game. Nevada keeper Marie Cove was drawn out of her post in goal to grab a ball but Morgan out powered her to gain possession and an open look on goal. The teams went into the half with Cal holding a 1-0 lead, but that did not last long. Kevorkian scored the ultimate gamewinner in the 59th minute. With freshman forward Samantha Walker coming in with the assist, Kevorkian shot the ball in off a deflected block.

From there, Morgan tacked on two goals - one at 61:15 and her third of the game and season at 71:33. To bring Cal’s advantage to 3-0, Morgan re-ceived a pass from senior midfielder Katie Oakes. Junior defender/forward McKenna McKetty fed the ball to Morgan fro her third ball, again com-ing into the box. Nevada’s Emma Rice scored a goal with just under eight minutes remaining in the game, winning a 1-v-1 battle with freshman keeper Lauren Hein. The Bears earned 10 corner kicks to Nevada’s one. Senior keeper Gina Pel-legrini was credited with the win, with 60 minutes spent between the posts against the Wolf Pack. Morgan led the Bears with four shots on goal.

1. 5:23 Cal: Alex Morgan (1) (unassisted) 2. 58:40 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (1) (Samantha

Walker) 3. 61:15 Cal: Alex Morgan (2) (Katie Oakes) 4. 71:33 Cal: Alex Morgan (3) (McKenna

McKetty) 5. 82:16 UNR: Rice, Emma (1) (unassisted)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesUNR: Marie Cove (69:15) ................ 3 .............. 4UNR: Dana Moreno (20:45) ............ 1 .............. 0Cal: Gina Pellegrini (60:22) ............. 0 .............. 0Cal: Rosie Aguilera (21:07) ............. 0 .............. 0Cal: Lauren Hein (8:31) ................... 1 .............. 0

UNR CalShots .................................... 2 ...................... 15Corners ................................. 1 ...................... 10Saves .................................... 4 ........................ 0Fouls ................................... 10 ...................... 15Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 2

matcH 2 – aUG. 21no. 16 cal (1-1) at

no. 3 Portland (2-0)merlo field

1 2 FNo. 16 Cal 0 0 0No. 3 Portland 3 1 0

PORTLAND, Ore. - The No. 16 California women’s soccer team lost a hard-fought noncon-ference game, 4-0, to No. 3 Portland on Friday evening at the Merlo Field at the Clive Charles Soccer Complex. The game was played in front of 5,068 fans, which was the third highest at-tendance in Merlo Field history.

“Portland fully deserved to win tonight,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “They were better in all areas, especially in the first half.”

The Pilots, who lost just two starters from last year’s squad that advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament, controlled the pace of play in the first half. They got on the board just 2:20 into the game with a goal from Danielle Fox-haven. Foxhaven followed that up with a rebound shot in the 20th minute and Portland’s Michelle Olivier added a header to give UP an early 3-0 lead. The Bears finished the final 15 minutes of the half strong but headed into the locker room with a three-goal deficit. The Bears significantly bettered their performance in the second 45 min-utes, forcing the Pilot keeper Hailee DeYoung to make two saves. Cal notched three shots in the second half, compared to two in the first period.

“We improved our play in the second half and could have sneaked a goal out but squandered some good chances,” McGuire said. “This is not an easy place to play, but we will benefit from this in the long run.”

Senior goalie Gina Pellegrini played the full 90 minutes between the posts, making three saves. Junior forward Alex Morgan led the Bears with two shots while senior Katie Oakes, redshirt junior Lisa Kevorkian and freshman Samantha Walker each contributing one.

1. 2:20 UP: Danielle Foxhoven (1) (Michelle Enyeart)

2. 19:34 UP: Danielle Foxhoven (2) (Michelle Enyeart)

3. 27:15 UP: Michelle Olivier (1) (Sophie Schmidt)

4. 59:41 UP: Sophie Schmidt (2) (Jessica Tsao)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 4 .............. 3UP: Kelsey Davis (45:00) ................ 0 ............. 1UP: Hailee DeYoung (45:00) ........... 0 .............. 2

Cal UPShots .................................... 5 ...................... 14Corners ................................. 1 ........................ 4Saves .................................... 3 ........................ 3Fouls ................................... 12 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 1 ........................ 1

matcH 3 – sePt. 4no. 10 texas a&m (2-2)

vs. no. 14 cal (2-1)edwards stadium

1 2 FNo. 10 Texas A&M 0 0 0No. 14 Cal 0 1 1

BERKELEY -The No. 14 California women’s soccer team upended No. 10 Texas A&M, 1-0, on Friday afternoon at Edwards Stadium. Red-shirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian notched the game-winning goal at 69:22. Cal out shot A&M, 11-4, to bring the Bears’ season total to, 31-20, thus far in 2009.

“We had a certain energy and excitement on the team,” McGuire said. “The team also played together. When we play together, we can be very dangerous.”

The Bears had a good look on goal just five minutes into the game when a shot from sopho-more midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir, who just returned to Berkeley this week after competing with the Icelandic national team at the European Championship, had a shot that went just high after Kevorkian crossed it to Omarsdottir in the box off a pass from junior forward Alex Morgan.

The Bears came out firing in the second half, taking eight shots in the second 45 compared to three in the first half. The Bears turned the tide in the 70th minute, when Kevorkian fired off a beautiful shot from 18 yards out off the feed from Jesolva. The goal was Kevorkian’s second in three games in 2009 and her second game-winning score.

The Bears are now 3-2-0 against the Aggies after losing a heartbreaking game, 1-0, last year at A&M. This is the first upset as well as the first win for the Bears against a ranked opponent since defeating No. 16 Santa Clara in the opening round of the 2007 NCAA Tournament.

“It really sent a message to the rest of the nation about what Cal is all about,” Kevorkian said. “We didn’t play well against Portland last weekend so to beat such a competitor like A&M, especially after last year, the result exemplifies what we’re here to do this season.”

1. 69:22 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (2) (Megan Jesolva)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesA&M: Kristin Arnold (45:00) ............ 0 .............. 0A&M: Kelly Dyer (45:00) .................. 1 .............. 2Cal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 0 .............. 2

A&M CalShots .................................... 4 ...................... 11Corners ................................. 4 ........................ 5Saves .................................... 2 ........................ 2Fouls ................................... 11 ...................... 16Offsides ................................ 5 ........................ 0

2009 Game-By-Game recaPs


matcH 4 – sePt. 6texas (1-3) vs. no. 14 cal (3-1)

edwards stadium

1 2 FTexas 0 2 2No. 14 Cal 1 3 4

BERKELEY - The No. 14 California women’s soccer team outlasted No. 25 Texas, 4-2, on Sunday afternoon at Edwards Stadium on the closing day of the 15th Annual Cal Invitational. The Golden Bears took a 1-0 lead into the half-time and went on 3-0 scoring run in less than six minutes to extend their advantage to 4-0.

“We had two great wins for the program this weekend,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “I think, after the Portland loss, the players were probably questioning if they had what it took so we needed this.”

Senior defender Brianna Bak scored the first goal in the 22nd minute immediately following a corner kick. The goal was Bak’s first of the year.

“Lauren Battung did a really good job sealing off the near-post player,” Bak said. “I was there and tapped it in.”

The teams went into the halftime break with the Bears leading, 1-0. Less than five minutes into the second half, sophomore defender/forward Miranda White extended Cal’s lead with a goal off a suburb cross from redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian. Just minutes later, at 53:02 Alex Morgan scored with a shot to the top-left corner off a pass from sophomore midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir. Just under three minutes following, senior midfielder Katie Oakes fired in a goal with Morgan coming in with the assist. Texas’ Courtney Goodson scored two goals - one at 68:01 and the other at 76:02 - get the Longhorns on the board. The final 13 minutes of play went without another goal, giving Cal the final 4-2 victory.

Morgan led the Bears with three shots and two assists. Cal had four players named to the all-tournament team: Brianna Bak, Lisa Kevorkian, Alex Morgan and Katie Oakes.

1. 21:54 Cal: Brianna Bak (1) (Alex Morgan) 2. 49:27 Cal: Miranda White (1) (Lisa

Kevorkian) 3. 53:02 Cal: Alex Morgan (4) (Katrin

Omarsdottir) 4. 56:15 Cal: Katie Oakes (1) (Alex Morgan) 5. 68:01 UT: Courtney Goodson (1) (Niki

Arlitt) 6. 76:02 UT: Courtney Goodson (2)

(unassisted)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesUT: Shaine Millheiser (90:00) .......... 4 .............. 1Cal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 2 .............. 1

UT CalShots .................................... 7 ........................ 8Corners ................................. 1 ........................ 3Saves .................................... 1 ........................ 1Fouls ..................................... 9 ...................... 17Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 6

matcH 6 – sePt. 13no. 9 cal (5-1-0) vs. smU (1-4-0)

saint mary’s stadium

1 2 FNo. 9 Cal 3 1 4SMU 1 1 2

MORAGA, Calif. - The No. 9 California wom-en’s soccer team kicked off its 4-2 victory over SMU on Sunday afternoon with the quickest goal thus far in the 2009 campaign, scored 2:22 into the match. The Golden Bears tacked on three more goals to overpower the Mustangs in Moraga as part of the Saint Mary’s Fall Soccer Classic.

“We played very well in a very physical game,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “The players controlled the tempo of the game, managed their emotions well and deserved the win.”

Barely into the third minute, sophomore Katrin Omarsdottir dribbled in from 35 yards out to go 1-v-1 with the SMU keeper, knocking in a goal with a shot to the right post. The goal, scored at 2:22, was the fastest goal scored by the Bears this season, with the next earliest goal coming at 5:23 against Nevada. Omarsdottir, who is a starter on the Icelandic national team, played in her fourth game this season after competing at the European Championships.

Omarsdottir helped with the second goal, which occurred six minutes later, dishing an as-sist to junior forward Alex Morgan. Omarsdottir had a through pass to Morgan, who beat the SMU keeper to the open net for her fifth goal of the year. Shortly thereafter, Morgan earned her sixth goal, this one unassisted, at 15:51, with a shot from 18 yards out to the far post. Roughly a minute following Morgan’s second score, Cal’s third goal, SMU put one past the Bears.

Neither team scored until 80:46, when redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian distanced the Bears by three, 4-1, with a goal off a shot from eight yards out off the rebound. Just over five minutes later, SMU player Kenzie Scovill one-timed the ball from eight yards out off a corner kick to give the Mustangs their final goal. Cal’s early lead proved to be clutch, and the Bears came away with the 4-2 nonconference victory.

1. 2:22 Cal: Katrin Omarsdottir (2) (unassisted)

2. 8:41 Cal: Alex Morgan (5) Katrin Omarsdottir

3. 15:51 Cal: Alex Morgan (6) (unassisted) 4. 16:48 SMU: Leslie Briggs (2)

(Kristin Medeiros)5. 80:46 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (3) (unassisted) 6. 85:57 SMU: Kenzie Scovill (2) (Logan May)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 2 .............. 0SMU: Courtney Webb (90:00) ......... 4 .............. 7

Cal SMUShots .................................. 18 ........................ 4Corners ................................. 5 ........................ 1Saves .................................... 0 ........................ 8Fouls ................................... 13 ...................... 16Offsides ................................ 3 ........................ 2

matcH 5 – sePt. 11Portland state (2-3-0) at no. 9 california (4-1-0)

edwards stadium

1 2 FPSU 0 0 0No. 9 Cal 1 0 1

BERKELEY - The No. 9 California women’s soccer team out shot visiting Portland State, 27-1, en route to a 1-0 nonconference victory on Friday afternoon at Edwards Stadium as part of the Saint Mary’s Fall Soccer Classic. Sophomore midfielder and Icelandic national team starter Katrin Omarsdottir had the Golden Bears’ lone goal.

“We were very successful in creating a lot of goal-scoring opportunities,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “However, our execution today was lethargic. We put ourselves in a position where we thought we were going to win.”

One of the Bears’ first best looks came at 21:23 when sophomore forward Camellia Senemar crossed the ball into redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian, who took a shot that was saved when Portland State keeper Cris Lewis knocked it off the right post. Just before the close of the first half, Cal had another near goal when junior forward Alex Morgan took a shot on an empty cage but her shot was deflected off a Viking defender’s back. The teams went into the 15-minute break knotted at 0-0.

The Bears put one through with 29:35 remain-ing in regulation. Junior defender/midfielder Megan Jesolva took a shot that was saved by Lewis. Omarsdottir then rebounded the save as it came off Lewis’ extended arms and shot it in for the game-winning goal. Portland State almost tied the game in the final minute when they drew Cal keeper Rosie Aguilera out on a cross but the Viking offense could not finish the play, and the Bears pocketed the 1-0 win.

Aguilera made one save in 90 minutes of play for the Bears. Lewis had a total of 13 saves with the Bears taking 14 shots on goal and 27 shots overall. Morgan paced the Bears with seven shots, five of which were on goal. The Bears earned eight corner kicks to Portland State’s zero. It was Portland State head coach Laura Schott’s return to Edwards Stadium as a coach for the first time since her playing days as a Bear. Schott, who is in her second year as head coach of the Vikings, is still the all-time goal-scoring leader with 56 career goals.

1. 28:35 Cal: Katrin Omarsdottir (1) (Megan Jesolva)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesPSU: Cris Lewis (90:00) .................. 1 ............ 13Cal: Rosie Aguilera (90:00) ............. 0 .............. 1

PSU CalShots .................................... 1 ...................... 27Corners ................................. 0 ........................ 8Saves .................................. 13 ........................ 1Fouls ..................................... 7 ........................ 6Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 5


matcH 7 – sePt. 18no. 7 cal (6-1-0)

at saint mary’s (4-4-0)saint mary’s stadium

1 2 FNo. 7 Cal 1 3 4SMC 1 0 1

MORAGA, Calif. - The No. 7 California women’s soccer team rebuffed East Bay rival Saint Mary’s, 4-1, on Friday afternoon at Saint Mary’s Stadium. Sophomore midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir had a team-high two goals while junior forward Alex Morgan scored the gamewin-ner – her third of the year.

In the 16th minute, the Bears earned a penalty shot, which senior co-captain Katie Oakes con-verted for her second goal of the season to give Cal a early 1-0 lead. Saint Mary’s got its first shot of the game in the 31st minute off a header from Jessica Menzhuber that went wide. Menzhuber followed up her miss with a goal at 32:47 with a strike off a free kick from 35 yards out to the far post, and the teams went into halftime tied, 1-1.

The Bears controlled the first part of the second half, scoring a goal in the 57th minute when Morgan took a shot from eight yards out to the near post off the assist by Miranda White. Junior Emily Shibata kicked off a successful 67th minute with a shot that was saved by Larson. Sophomore midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir col-lected the rebound from 10 yards out, and shot it past the keeper for her third goal of the year and Cal’s third score of the game. Omarsdottir came through again with a goal at 78:44, with Morgan coming in with the assist. Omarsdottir took a shot from 12 yards out to far post off a free kick.

The Bears have out shot their opponents in six out of this seasons’ seven games for a com-bined total of 93-38. The 4-1 win over the Gaels was the fourth time in 2009 that the Bears have scored four goals. The Bears are now 6-0 when scoring first. Morgan paces the Bears with seven goals. Omarsdottir is now second on the squad with a four scores.

1. 15:42 Cal: Katie Oakes (2) (penalty kick) 2. 32:47 SMC: Jessica Menzuber

(4) (unassisted)3. 56:14 Cal: Alex Morgan (7) (Miranda

White) 4. 66:10 Cal: Katrin Omarsdottir (3) (Emily

Shibata) 5. 78:44 Cal: Katrin Omarsdottir (4) (Alex

Morgan)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 1 .............. 1SMC: Tara Larson (90:00) ............... 4 .............. 2

Cal SMCShots .................................... 9 ........................ 6Corners ................................. 6 ........................ 1Saves .................................... 1 ........................ 2Fouls ................................... 15 ...................... 19Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 1

matcH 8 – sePt. 25cal Poly (5-4-0) vs.

no. 7 cal (6-2-0)edwards stadium

1 2 OT1 FSLO 0 0 1 1No. 7 Cal 0 0 0 0

BERKELEY - The No. 7 California women’s soccer team lost a hard-fought overtime match to Cal Poly, 1-0. The Golden Bears outshot the Mustangs, 25-8, marking the seventh time this season that Cal has outshot its opponent.

One of Cal’s closest shots came with 5:22 to play in the regulation, when junior forward Alex Morgan took a shot that barred out off the top. The Mustangs fired off two shots and the Bears had one in the final minute of the second half, but neither could poke one through and forced overtime. Cal Poly’s Whitney Sisler netted the golden goal at 92:18 with a shot from the right off a cross from Bria Park.

The loss is the first overtime game that Cal has seen this season. The Bears still hold the all-time advantage, 3-2-0, against the Mustangs. The previous most recent meeting between Cal and Cal Poly was also an overtime game - a 2-1 Cal victory on Oct. 3, 1997. Morgan paced the Bears with four shots on goal (eight in total) while Munoz had two (four all together). Senior goalie Rosie Aguilera made two stops in the box for the Bears. With its 25 shots, Cal forced the Mustang keeper to make a total of nine saves. The Bears earned six corner kicks to the Mustangs’ one. The Bears limited Cal Poly to just three shots on goal

Bak rejected Cal Poly’s second attempt of the second half with 16:20 remaining in regulation, when Bak blocked a Mustang attempt to cross the ball into the box. In the 77th minute, Brunache stopped Cal Poly’s Morgan Miller from movement, controlling the ball at the goal line to give the Bears possession. Senior goalie Rosie Aguilera made a key defensive play with 6:56 remaining when she grabbed the ball with six Mustangs hot in pursuit. Morgan’s shot that hit the cross bar in the 85th minute was Cal’s last second to last shot of regulation before sophomore defender/forward Miranda White took a last-ditch shot with two seconds on the clock. The goal in the 93rd minute was the first action of overtime, and Cal Poly took home the 1-0 win.

1. 92:18 SLO: Whitney Sisler (1) (Bria Park)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesSLO: Coral Hoover (92:18) ............. 0 .............. 9Cal: Rosie Aguilera (92:18) ............. 1 .............. 2

SLO CalShots .................................... 8 ...................... 25Corners ................................. 1 ........................ 6Saves .................................... 9 ........................ 2Fouls ..................................... 5 ........................ 4Offsides ................................ 1 ........................ 1

matcH 9 – oct. 2sacramento state (5-3-2)

vs. california (6-3-0)edwards stadium

1 2 FCSUS 1 0 1No. 10 Cal 0 0 0

BERKELEY - The No. 10 California women’s soccer team fell, 1-0, to visiting Sacramento State. For the seventh consecutive time, the Golden Bears outshot their opponent - 19-9 against the Hornets. Junior forward Alex Morgan paced the Bears with four shots while redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian had three. Sac State struck gold in the middle of the 18th minute. Kelsey O’Donnell fired off a shot off the dish from Leah Larot that was just beyond Pellegrini’s reach on the left side for the only goal of the game. The goal was O’Donnell’s second of the year.

Things appeared promising with 18:50 to play in the first half, when Morgan took a corner kick and then came around to shoot the ball, but hit the crossbar. Senior midfielder Katie Oakes powered off a suburb kick in the 39th minute, but Abercrombie came out to deflect the shot. Bak made a key defensive play in the final three minutes, when she disrupted a transpiring play.

Junior midfielder Emily Shibata rebounded the ball and fired off a shot, forcing a CSUS save. Morgan took off again on a fast break with just under 12 remaining in regulation. Despite being heavily covered by four defenders on her solo attack, Morgan managed to launch a shot, but Abercrombie grabbed it.

In the waning minutes of the nonconference match-up, Pellegrini made two important stops, both of which came on shots from Larot and one of which was a spectacular diving save. Sophomore defender/forward Miranda White took a shot that went wide with 10 seconds to play and Oakes took a corner kick with just four seconds on the game clock, but could not put one through.

Sophomore Camellia Senemar earned her first start of 2009 after sitting out the first three games due to an ACL tear that occurred over the summer, while freshman forward/midfielder Lauren Battung subbed in for her first action since the 4-2 victory over Texas (Sept. 6). This is only the second time this season that the Bears have outshot their opponent but dropped the final decision.

1. 17:33 CSUS: Kelsey O’Donnell (2) (Leah Larot)

Goalkeeper .................................GA ......SavesCSUS: S. Abercrombie (90:00) ....... 0 ............ 11Cal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 1 .............. 5

CSUS CalShots .................................... 9 ...................... 19Corners ................................. 2 ........................ 7Saves .................................. 11 ........................ 5Fouls ..................................... 4 ........................ 8Offsides ................................ 2 ........................ 1


matcH 10 – oct. 4no. 10 cal (6-3-1) vs.

no. 11 santa clara (8-4-1)Buck shaw stadium

1 2 OT1 OT2 FNo. 10 Cal 0 1 0 0 1No. 11 SCU 0 1 0 0 1

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -The Bears scored the first goal of the game for either team with 43:03 to play in regulation, when Alex Morgan fired one to the back left bottom corner with freshman Lauren Battung coming in with the assist. Santa Clara got on the board in the 72nd minute with a goal from Maxine Goynes, who was assisted by Jordan Angeli. Angeli headed the ball towards goal and Goynes shot it in.

Cal took two shots in 20 minutes of overtime and SCU had four, but neither could connect. This is Cal’s first draw of the year. Rosie Aguilera made a key save with 5:15 to go in overtime, giving Santa Clara a corner kick but Katie Oakes cleared an attempt.

Cal earned a penalty kick in the 101st minute of play, which Alex Morgan took but the Santa Clara keeper Henninger made a diving save to her left and tipped the ball up and over the crossbar.

Volunteer assistant coach Kelly Lindsey man-aged the team today as head coach Neil McGuire was attending to personal matters. Morgan’s goal was the first Cal score in 240:31 minutes of play with its prior most recent goal occurring in the 79th minute of the 4-1 victory over Saint Mary’s on Sept. 18. With eight goals under her belt in 10 games this season, Morgan ties her freshman-year record of eight scores. She is just shy of her personal best of nine goals in a season, a feat she achieved last year.

1. 46:56 Cal: Alex Morgan (8) (Lauren Battung)

2. 71:17 SCU: Maxine Goynes (3) (Jordan Angeli)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Rosie Aguilera (110:00) ........... 1 .............. 5SCU: Bianca Henninger (110:00) .... 1 .............. 6

Cal SCUShots .................................. 11 ...................... 14Corners ................................. 6 ........................ 6Saves .................................... 5 ........................ 6Fouls ................................... 13 ...................... 12Offsides ................................ 4 ........................ 2

matcH 11 – oct. 9no. 19 cal (7-3-1, 1-0-0)

vs. no. 25 oregon (8-3-1, 0-1-0)Pape’ field

1 2 FNo. 19 Cal 1 1 2No. 25 UO 0 1 1

EUGENE, Ore. - The No. 19 California women’s soccer team kicked off Pac-10 season with a 2-1 victory over No. 25 Oregon in front of 699 fans. The Golden Bears found the back of net early - the earliest they have this season - with a goal by junior forward Alex Morgan just 1:28 minutes into the match. Morgan earned her team-leading ninth goal of the year by beating the keeper from 20 yards out on a free kick.

“It was a big relief for our team,” Morgan said. “But at the same time, since we scored early, we had to hold the lead for the rest of the game, which is harder than it is to be tied.”

Cal, which is now 7-0-1 when scoring first coming into the match, held the 1-0 advantage for the next 46 minutes of play. The second half began similarly to the first, but with the Ducks scoring the early goal - 2:46 into the second 45 minutes. Teresa Bowns received a pass from Scout Libke and scored with a left-footed boot.

It took the Bears all of 21 seconds to regroup and respond with a score of their own. At 48:07, Redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian rebounded the ball off a keeper deflection from a touch by Morgan and powered in the game-winning goal.

“My heart didn’t swell as much this time,” Kevorkian noted. “Since Alex had just [gotten tangled up] by the goalie, there was a moment of uncertainty. But once it was confirmed, it felt like every goal does - euphoric.”

Morgan tied her career high of nine goals in a season, a feat which she achieved last season. Averaging 0.818 goals per game, Morgan is on track to score roughly 16 by the close of the regular season. Morgan’s goal in the second minute was the first goal scored in any game this season. The previous earliest goal occurred at 2:22 against SMU on Sept. 13 by Katrin Omarsdottir. This was Cal’s first win in three games.

1. 1:28 Cal: Alex Morgan(9) (unassisted) 2. 47:46 UO: Teresa Bowns (3) (Scout Libke) 3. 48:07 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (4) (Alex Morgan)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Rosie Aguilera (90:00) ............. 1 .............. 2UO: Cody Miles (90:00) .................. 2 .............. 5

Cal UOShots .................................. 10 ...................... 12Corners ................................. 0 ........................ 9Saves .................................... 2 ........................ 5Fouls ................................... 12 ........................ 8Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 2

matcH 12 – oct. 11no. 19 cal (8-3-1, 2-0-0) vs. oregon (8-4-1, 0-2-0)

Paul lorenz field

1 2 FNo. 19 Cal 0 2 2OSU 0 0 0

CORVALLIS, Ore. - The No. 19 California women’s soccer team won its second Pac-10 Conference game of the year with a 2-0 victory over Oregon State on Sunday afternoon at OSU’s Paul Lorenz Field. The Golden Bears are now 8-3-1 overall and 2-0-0 in conference play while the Beavers are now 8-4-1 and 0-2-0 in Pac-10.

Sophomore Katrin Omarsdottir scored the gamewinner in the 61st minute with a shot to the lower right from 10 yards out. Camellia Senemar had the assist.

“Camy did a great job of finding the cross,” Omarsdottir said. “Lisa went for the header - drawing their defender to her - so I was wide open. I got the ball to my feet and finished with one touch. We’ve been practicing finishing with one touch, but in practice, this would have counted as three.”

Junior forward Alex Morgan added on her 10th goal of the season with 11:07 to play in the game off a dish from redshirt junior Lisa Kevorkian. Morgan went one-v-one with the keeper to beat her for the score.

“When Lisa passed me the ball, I took a touch, passed the keeper and got tripped but stayed up and thankfully hit it towards the middle of the goal,” Morgan said. “It was a great pass on Lisa’s part, I just had to put it away.” Morgan’s goal was her 10th of the year, which is a new career single-season scoring record.

The Bears tallied three shots on goal with Mi-randa White adding one into. Cal was outshot by the Beavers, 10-8. Redshirt senior keeper Rosie Aguilera played in goal for the Bears and had to make sure one shot in 90 minutes of play. Cal extends its all-time advantage to 16-2-1 over the Bears, and it has now won the past five meetings.

1. 60:09 Cal: Katrin Omarsdottir (5) (Camellia Senemar)

2. 78:53 Cal: Alex Morgan (10) (Lisa Kevorkian)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Rosie Aguilera (90:00) ............. 0 .............. 1OSU: Ashley Wood (90:00) ............. 2 .............. 1

Cal OSUShots .................................... 8 ...................... 10Corners ................................. 6 ........................ 3Saves .................................... 1 ........................ 1Fouls ..................................... 7 ...................... 18Offsides ................................ 2 ........................ 2


matcH 13 – oct. 16no. 3 Ucla (12-1-1, 3-0-0)

vs. no. 17 cal (8-4-1, 2-1-0)edwards stadium

1 2 FNo. 3 UCLA 0 1 1No. 17 Cal 0 0 0

BERKELEY - The No. 17 California women’s soccer team lost a tense Pac-10 Conference game, 1-0, to visiting No. 3 UCLA on Friday af-ternoon at Edwards Stadium. The Golden Bears had multiple solid looks on goal, but could not convert against the Bruins. UCLA’s goal came from Sydney Leroux in the 77th minute off an assist from Lauren Cheney. The 544 fans in attendance were a season high for the Bears.

“I think it was a great game today between two really good teams,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “It was always going to come down to opportunities and which team was go-ing to put it away. UCLA took its chance, and we missed ours.”

Cal’s first highlight came when redshirt junior forward Lisa Kevorkian stole away on a fast break. She stopped the ball just in front of the end line with a Bruin heavily guarding her, but Kevorkian’s attempt at a cross was denied. Junior forward Alex Morgan took the Bears’ first shot on goal with an attempted header after the ball was booted to her in the box from the right side. Despite being surrounded by five defenders, Morgan’s chances looked bright in 17th minute, when she took a shot off a pass from Kevorkian, but the shot hit the left post.

The teams went into the 15-minute halftime scoreless with UCLA narrowly outshooting Cal, 5-4. With 32:33 remaining in regulation, Morgan, on a fast break, went around the diving UCLA keeper Chante Sandiford, but Morgan’s shot hit the right outside net. UCLA broke the game with open in the 77th minute, when Cheney shot a long pass to Leroux, who fired it off from inside the box for her 12th goal of the season.

“I was very proud of the players and the way they battled,” McGuire said. “It was a great match.”

1. 76:35 UCLA: Sydney Leroux (12) (Lauren Cheney)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesUCLA: Chante’ Sandiford (90:00) ...0 .............. 3Cal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 1 .............. 3

UCLA CalShorts ................................. 10 ........................ 9Corners ................................. 3 ........................ 4Saves .................................... 3 ........................ 3Fouls ..................................... 9 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 4 ........................ 2

matcH 14 – oct. 18no. 9 Usc (11-4-0, 3-1-0)

vs. no. 17 cal (8-5-1, 2-2-0)

edwards stadium

1 2 OT1 FNo. 9 USC 2 0 1 3No. 17 Cal 0 2 0 2

BERKELEY - The No. 17 California women’s soccer team scored two goals in the second half to tie No. 9 USC, 2-2, at the end of regulation, but could not score in overtime and USC won the 3-2 overtime decision over Cal. Sophomore defender/forward Miranda White scored first for the Bears and junior forward Alex Morgan netted the second. A 2009 season-high 753 fans came out to Sunday’s Pac-10 match.

“I think we had chance after chance,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “We knew that we were always going to be susceptible to the counter attack off them with all the pressure, and they got the goal.”

Just under 19 minutes into the match, USC scored its first goal from Ashley Freyer when Marihelem Tomer crossed it to Freyer from the end line. In the 31st minute, Alyssa Davila took a shot on goal and Cal keeper Rosie Aguilera got hand but it tipped in for the Trojans’ second score.

The Bears came out firing in the second half - taking 16 shots in the second compared to seven in the first half. After having a near miss on a shot from White that hit the crossbar, Cal found the back of the net with its ninth shot of the half. White struck a pass from Morgan at the tail end of the 74th minute to bring the Bears within one, 2-1.

Morgan tied things up, 2-2, with a goal at 77:24 with White returning the favor with the assist. Morgan, who was attacking left to right, shot the ball around her defender to find the upper left corner. After 2:43 minutes had expired in the first overtime period, USC earned a corner kick, which Carly Butcher crossed into Davila, who headed the ball in for her second score of the game to send the Trojans home victorious, 3-2.

1. 18:47 USC Ashley Freyer (2) (Marihelen Tomer)

2. 30:46 USC Alyssa Davila (7) (unassisted) 3. 73:57 Cal: Miranda White (2) (Alex Morgan)4. 77:24 Cal: Alex Morgan (11) (Miranda

White)5. 92:50 USC: Alyssa Davila (8) (Carly

Butcher)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesUSC: Kristin Olsen (92:50) .............. 2 ............ 10Cal: Rosie Aguilera (45:00) ............. 2 .............. 2Cal: Gina Pellegrini (47:50) ............. 1 .............. 2

USC CalShots .................................. 10 ...................... 24Corners ................................. 6 ........................ 3Saves .................................. 10 ........................ 4Fouls ................................... 17 ........................ 9Offsides ................................ 0 ........................ 2

matcH 15 – oct. 23no. 23 cal vs.

washingtonHusky soccer field

1 2 FNo. 23 Cal 0 0 0UW 1 0 1

SEATTLE - The No. 23 California women’s soccer lost a 1-0 decision to Washington on Friday night. The Huskies scored with a goal in the 24th minute to improve to 10-2-3 overall and 2-0-2 in the Pac-10 Conference while the Golden Bears fall to 8-6-1 and 2-3-0 in the Pac-10. Cal outshot UW, 8-7.

“This was another tough loss for us tonight,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said.

UW scored the gamewinner with an unassisted shot from McKenna Waitley. Off a deflection, Waitley took a shot in the box that found the lower right corner of the goal. The score was her fourth goal of the 2009 season.

Junior forward Alex Morgan paced the Bears with four shots. Cal’s first shot on goal came at 36:23 from Morgan. The 64th minute look promis-ing for Cal as Morgan started it off at 63:12 with a shot that was saved. Six seconds later, Morgan fired again, only it went wide to earn a corner kick, but Cal could not convert.

Senior keeper Gina Pellegrini played the full 90 minutes between the posts for the Bears and made two saves. Cal forced the UW goalie Kari Davidson to make two stops. In addition to outshooting the Huskies, 8-7, the Bears earned four corner kicks to Washington’s three.

1. 23:29 UW: McKenna Waitley (4) (unassisted)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini ......................... 1 .............. 2UW: Kari Davidson ......................... 0 .............. 2

Cal UWShots .................................... 8 ........................ 7Corners ................................. 4 ........................ 3Saves .................................... 2 ........................ 2Fouls ..................................... 9 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 1 ........................ 4


matcH 16 – oct. 25no. 23 cal (8-7-1, 2-4-0)

vs. no. 20 wsU (11-4-1, 3-1-1)

lower soccer field

1 2 OT1 FNo. 23 Cal 1 0 0 1No. 20 WSU 0 1 2 3

PULLMAN, Wash. - The No. 23 California women’s soccer team scored in the 25th minute but could not find the back of the net again to drop a 2-1 overtime decision to No. 20 Washington State. WSU scored at 94:07 on a penalty kick to take home the conference victory. Redshirt junior Lisa Kevorkian scored for the Golden Bears.

Kevorkian took Cal’s first shot on goal at 13:35 but WSU keeper Meghan Berlingo made the save. The Cougars came crushingly close at 21:45 when a shot from Kiersten Dallstream that hit the post. Just 22 seconds later, the WSU offense fired again, this time with a shot from Mallory Fox that went wide right.

Twenty-one seconds prior to Kevorkian’s score, Fox took another shot but Cal goalie Gina Pellegrini made the stop. In the 25th minute, Kevorkian score Cal’s first goal of the weekend. Junior forward Alex Morgan crossed the ball from the left side into the box, where senior Katie Oakes touched it and then Kevorkian came in for the goal from four yards out.

The WSU and Cal squads traded shots that went both high in the 37th and 38th minute from Dallstream and freshman Lauren Battung, respectively. The referees issued a yellow card against the Cal team at 61:56, which awarded the Cougars a free kick from 20 yards that was taken by Jacquelyn Roth. Roth converted for her second goal of the season and to knot the game at 1-1.

Roth took a corner kick for the Cougars at 66:58 and Fox took a shot but it went high. Pel-legrini made a key save in the 79th minute off a shot from WSU’s Carly Dobratz. Sophomore Miranda White forced a Berlingo save with a shot at 87:14. The Cougars earned a penalty kick, and Dallstream took the kick for WSU to net the gamewinner with her 13th goal of the season.

1. 24:14 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (5) (Katie Oakes, Alex Morgan)

2. 61:58 WSU: Jacquelyn Roth (2) (unassisted)

3. 94:07 WSU: Kiersten Dallstream (13) (penalty kick)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 2 .............. 3WSU: Meghan Berlingo (90:00) ...... 1 .............. 2

Cal WSUShots .................................... 8 ...................... 18Corners ................................. 2 ........................ 2Saves .................................... 3 ........................ 2Fouls ................................... 17 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 1 ........................ 1

matcH 17 – oct. 30arizona (4-12-0, 1-5-0) vs.

cal (9-7-1, 3-4-0)edwards stadium

1 2 FUA 0 0 0Cal 1 1 2

BERKELEY - The California women’s soccer team grabbed an important 2-0 victory over visiting Arizona on Friday afternoon at Edwards Stadium. Freshman midfielder Amanda Groves netted the gamewinner in the third minute for her first goal of her Golden Bear career. Redshirt junior Lisa Kevorkian added an insurance score at 53:03. The Bears outshot the Wildcats, 16-6.

The Bears took control of the game with Groves’ score just 2:10 into the match. Kevorkian passed to Groves, who took a touch and shot it to the back of the net. This game was the first start, shot and goal of Groves’ Cal career.

“I was so excited,” Groves noted. “I’ve never really played the four position before, but the ball went in. but the first time I was there, I was able to make a difference for the team. It brought the team and our spirits up.”

Kevorkian and Morgan teamed up to distance the Bears, 2-0, with just under 37 minutes remain-ing in regulation. Escaping defenders, Morgan dribbled the ball past a diving Wharf in the box, and passed to Kevorkian, who was on the near side just above the end line. Kevorkian shot the ball in for her sixth goal of the season.

“I was originally making a run for a through ball, as well,” Kevorkian said. “But they played Alex, and Alex took this really long touch wide from the goalkeeper. But I got the pass and connected.”

The second half was offensively heated for the Bears, who took seven shots, forcing Wharf to make five saves in the final 45 minutes of play. All in all, Cal outshot Arizona, 16-6, and had six corners to the Wildcats’ one.

Senior keeper Gina Pellegrini played the full 90 minutes in goal, grabbing three saves en route to her second shutout of the season to improve to 6-6-0. The Groves’ goal at 2:10 was the second fastest goal scored by Cal this year. The quickest goal was scored at 1:28 against Oregon (Oct. 9, 2009) by Alex Morgan.

1. 2:10 Cal: Amanda Groves (1) (Lisa Kevorkian)

2. 53:03 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (6) (Alex Morgan)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesUA: Devon Wharf (90:00) ................ 2 .............. 6Cal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 0 .............. 3

UA CalShots .................................... 6 ...................... 16Corners ................................. 1 ........................ 6Saves .................................... 6 ........................ 3Fouls ................................... 11 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 2 ........................ 4

matcH 18 – nov. 1asU (7-7-3, 0-6-1) vs. cal

(10-7-1, 4-4-0)edwards stadium

1 2 OT1 FASU 1 1 0 2Cal 2 0 1 3

BERKELEY - The California women’s soccer team netted a 3-2 Pac-10 Conference victory in overtime against Arizona State on Sunday afternoon at Edwards Stadium. Redshirt junior Lisa Kevorkian scored the game-winning goal in the 98th minute to push the Bears past the Sun Devils.

After taking five shots through the first 97 minutes of play, Kevorkian put one through at 97:36 for her team-leading fourth gamewinner of the 2009 season. Katie Suits was credited with the assist.

“I’ve never been on the bottom of a dog pile before - it was a great feeling,” Kevorkian said of her team’s celebration following her goal. “When Suits crossed the ball, I knew I had to get a piece of it so I jumped as high as I could and hoped for the best. With golden goals, it’s do or die. I just put all my weight behind it.”

In the seventh minute, Courtney Tinnin drew Cal keeper Gina Pellegrini out, dribbled past her and touched it in for a goal. Barely two minutes later, junior forward Alex Morgan powered off on a fast break. Despite being trailed by three defenders, Morgan past them to tie the game for the first time, 1-1, with 37:12 remaining in the half. Sophomore midfielder Katrin Omarsdottir had the assist.

Morgan played a key role in Cal’s second score, earning a penalty kick after going down in the box at 15:31. Taking the kick was senior Katie Oakes, who was playing in her final home game as a Golden Bear at Edwards Stadium, and she shot it to the left side of the box as the ASU keeper dove to the right. With her Sun Devils trailing, 2-1, Alexandra Elston made things interesting in the 54th minute, when she did a half-bicycle kick off a header from Bianca Doller to even the score at 2-2 and eventually force overtime.

1. 6:17 ASU: Courtney Tinnin (5) (unassisted) 2. 7:48 Cal: Alex Morgan (12) (unassisted) 3. 15:31 Cal: Katie Oakes (3) (Penalty kick) 4. 53:32 ASU: Alexandra Elston (5) (Bianca

Doller) 5. 97:36 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (6) (Katherine

Suits)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesASU: Alyssa Gillmore (97:41) .......... 3 .............. 4Cal: Gina Pellegrini (97:41) ............. 2 .............. 2

ASU CalShots .................................. 10 ...................... 11Corners ................................. 3 ........................ 4Saves .................................... 4 ........................ 2Fouls ................................... 13 ...................... 13


matcH 19 – nov. 8cal (10-8-1, 4-5-0) vs. no. 1 stanford (20-0-0, 9-0-0)

cagan stadium

1 2 FCal 0 1 1No. 1 Stanford 2 2 4

STANFORD, Calif. - The California women’s soccer team fell to the No. 1 team in the country, 4-1, against top-ranked Stanford on Sunday af-ternoon at Laird Q. Cagan Stadium. Alex Morgan had Cal’s lone goal while the Cardinal’s Kelley O’Hara netted a hat trick to power the Cardinal past the Golden Bears in the regular-season finale for both squads. The annual Big Game between the rival schools was played in a sell-out crowd of 2,000 with fans filling the stadium and lining the field.

“Our players worked extremely hard,” Cal head coach Neil McGuire said. “Stanford is a very, very talented team, and they took advantage of many great opportunities. We failed to capitalize on our chances early.”

After Pellegrini had made three impressive saves, the Stanford offense poked one through at 13:40. The Cardinal took a corner kick, which was headed away by the Cal defense, but Stanford’s Kelley O’Hara rebounded the ball, and shot it to the back right from 10 yards out for her 21st goal of the season.

Stanford scored its second goal at 31:17, again thanks to O’Hara. Rachel Quon played a ball to her from the right and O’Hara headed it in to the back post. O’Hara earned herself a hat trick with Stanford’s third goal of the game in the 53rd minute off an assist from Alicia Jenkins.

At 58:10, heavily pressured by five defenders and the keeper in front of the box, Morgan was awarded a penalty kick. Morgan took her kick to the right side, but the diving Maker made a black. Morgan collected the rebound and easily knocked it in for Cal’s first score of the game. The goal by Morgan was her 13th goal of the season, bringing her three-year career total to 30 goals, which is fourth all-time in program history. She also remains in fifth place with 74 career points. Stanford responded roughly four minutes later when Lindsey Taylor shot the ball into the upper left 90 from 30 yards out.

1. 13:40 Stan: Kelley O’Hara (21) (unassisted)2. 32:17 Stan: Kelley O’Hara (22) (Rachel

Quon)3. 52:04 Stan: Kelley O’Hara

(23) (Alicia Jenkins)4. 58:10 Cal: Alex Morgan (13) (unassisted) 5. 62:29 Stan: Lindsay Taylor (5) (Courtney

Verloo)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 4 .............. 9Stan: Kira Maker (90:00) ................. 1 .............. 2

Cal StanShots .................................... 6 ...................... 27Corners ................................. 1 ........................ 5Saves .................................... 9 ........................ 2Fouls ..................................... 6 ...................... 11Offsides ................................ 1 ........................ 1

matcH 20 – nov. 13auburn (10-9-3) vs.

cal (11-8-1)seminole soccer complex

1 2 OT1 FUA 0 1 0 1Cal 1 0 1 2

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Junior forward Lisa Kevorkian netted a golden goal to propel to the California women’s soccer team to a 2-1 over-time win over Auburn on Friday evening in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Florida State’s Seminole Soccer Complex. The Golden Bears (11-8-1) will take on No. 1-seed Florida State on Nov. 15 at 10 a.m. PST in the second round of the tournament.

Alex Morgan scored Cal’s first goal of the game in the 33rd minute. After the Bears had taken five shots in the first seven minutes of overtime, Kevorkian put away the goal and game off a cross from Morgan from five yards. The score was Kevorkian’s fifth game-winning goal and her eighth goal overall this season. Morgan scored at 32:23 for her 14th goal of the season with a shot to the inside left post to give Cal an early 1-0 lead. Auburn took two shots and Cal had one before the close of the first half to send the Bears into the break with the 1-0 advantage.

Auburn made things interesting with a game-tying goal at 58:30 when she scored her first goal of the season off a corner with a boot that bent the ball to the inside far post. Morgan made Howard dive for a save in the 69th minute with a shot on goal. Pellegrini made two second-half stops for the Bears. In the second half, Cal took seven shots and Auburn had six, but neither team scored a gamewinner in regulation to send the first-round game into overtime.

Kevorkian had the first action of the first overtime period with a shot that went wide at 92:01. Morgan followed suit with a shot 1:31 later that the Tiger defense blocked and senior Katie Oakes had a wide shot 14 seconds later later. Less than a minute following Oakes’ shot, Kevorkian fired off another one that went wide and Morgan followed up with a shot that Howard had to save. Just over two minutes later, Kevorkian’s scored off a cross from Morgan at 97:03 for her fifth gamewinner of the season.

Cal outshot Auburn, 22-12, including a 6-0 outshooting in overtime. Pellegrini had five saves while the Tigers’ Howard had six. Morgan paced the Bears with 10 shots, five of which were on goal, while Kevorkian had five all together and two on goal.

1. 32:23 Cal: Alex Morgan (14) (unassisted)2. 58:30 AU: Heather Havron (1) (unassisted)3. 97:03 Cal: Lisa Kevorkian (8) (Alex Morgan)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesAU: Amy Howard (97:03) ................ 2 .............. 6Cal: Gina Pellegrini (97:03) ............. 1 .............. 4

AU CalShots .................................. 12 ...................... 22Corners ................................. 9 ........................ 3Saves .................................... 6 ........................ 5Fouls ................................... 14 ........................ 7Offsides ................................ 4 ........................ 1

matcH 21 – nov. 15cal (11-9-1) vs. no. 1 seed

florida state (18-4-1)seminole soccer complex

1 2 FCal 0 0 0FS 2 1 3

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - California saw its 2009 campaign and NCAA Tournament hopes come to an end with a 3-0 loss at the hands of No. 1-seed and host Florida State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday afternoon at the Seminole Soccer Complex. The Seminoles (18-4-1) scored two first-half goals to build an insur-mountable lead over the Golden Bears (11-9-1).

Lisa Kevorkian, who had five shots and a goal against Auburn, had the first attempt 1:20 into the game with a shot that went wide. Alex Morgan forced the first save for either side in the ninth minute with a shot that FSU keeper Erin McNulty grabbed. Emily Shibata had a wide shot at 11:48 and then another shot that McNulty saved at 13:50

The Seminoles’ first shot on goal came a few seconds into the 16th minute, but Cal goalie Gina Pellegrini was there with the save. Florida State scored the first goal of the game at 33:03 with a goal from Jessica Price with Amanda DaCosta on the assist. A shot deflected off Pellegrini, Price collected and slipped the ball inside the left post from 10 yards out to give FSU a 1-0 lead.

Following Florida State’s first goal, neither squad took a shot until 40:18, when Tiffany Mc-Carty fired one off to find the back of the net with DaCosta again assisting. McCarty took off on a long run and shot a deflected pass to the upper left corner to distance FSU, 2-0 with less than five minutes to play in the first half.

With the Seminoles leading, 2-0, it took 11 minutes of play at the beginning of the second half for either team to fire off a shot when Pellegrini made a save on a shot from FSU’s Tori Huster. The next Florida State shot resulted in a goal with a header from Toni Pressley in the 74th minute. Becky Edwards and Lauren Switzer teamed to redirect a corner kick and Pressley headed it in to give the Seminoles a 3-0 lead.

In the final 15 minutes, the Bears fired off three shots with one from Lisa Kevorkian (74:03), Alex Morgan (82:13) and Samantha Walker (89:33), all of which resulted in a McNulty save.

The game concluded the Golden Bear careers for Rosie Aguilera, Brianna Bak, Torrey Delaplane, Lisa Kevorkian, Katie Oakes and Gina Pellegrini.

1. 33:03 FS: Jessica Price (15) (Amanda DaCosta)

2. 40:18 FS: Tiffany McCarty (17) (Amanda DaCosta)

3. 73:12 FS: Toni Pressley (2) (Becky Edwards; Lauren Switzer)

Goalkeepers ...............................GA ......SavesCal: Gina Pellegrini (90:00) ............. 3 .............. 2FS: Erin McNulty (90:00) ................. 0 .............. 5

Cal FSShots .................................... 8 ........................ 8Corners ................................. 6 ........................ 4Saves .................................... 2 ........................ 5Fouls ................................... 15 ........................ 4Offsides ................................ 2 ........................ 3


(13-17-1 overall)Year Final Result Round Site Opponent Result Score

1983 5th place (tie) First Berkeley Cincinnati W 5-0 Quarterfinal Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina L 5-21984 4th place First Berkeley UC Santa Barbara W 2-0 Quarterfinal Berkeley Colorado College W 1-0 (OT) Semifinal Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina L 2-1 (OT) Consolation Chapel Hill, NC Massachusetts L 4-11986 5th place (tie) First Berkeley Cal State Hayward W 2-0 Quarterfinal Colorado Springs, CO Colorado College L 1-01987 3rd place (tie) First Bye Quarterfinal Berkeley UC Santa Barbara W 3-0 Semifinal Amherst, MA North Carolina L 4-01988 3rd place (tie) First Berkeley Saint Mary’s W 2-0 Quarterfinal Colorado Springs, CO Colorado College W 2-1 (OT) Semifinal Chapel Hill, NC North Carolina State L 1-01993 9th place (tie) First Stanford, CA Stanford L 2-01998 33rd place (tie) First Stockton, CA Pacific L 2-11999 33rd place (tie) First Provo, UT Brigham Young L 2-02000 17th place (tie) First Bye Second Berkeley Santa Clara L 2-02001 33rd place (tie) First Stanford, CA Saint Mary’s L 3-22002 17th place (tie) First Stanford, CA Denver W 2-0 Second Stanford, CA Stanford L 1-0 (OT)2004 33rd place (tie) First Santa Clara, CA Santa Clara L 2-12005 9th place (tie) First Austin, TX Rice W 2-0 Second Austin, TX UTEP W 2-1 Third Tallahassee, FL Florida State L 2-12006 17th place (tie) First Tallahassee, FL Auburn W 3-1 Second Tallahassee, FL Florida State L 3-12007 17th place (tie) First Stanford, CA Santa Clara W 2-0 Second Stanford, CA Stanford T 1-1 (2OT) Stanford 7-6 PKs2008 33rd place (tie) First Gainesville, FL Florida L 2-12009 17th place (tie) First Tallahassee, FL Auburn W 2-1 (OT) Second Tallahassee, FL Florida State L 3-0

cal ncaa toUrnament resUlts

Bears in Pros/Hall of fameformer international Golden Bears

Brandi Chastain: Olympic team member (1996, 2000, 2004); U.S. World Cup team member (1991, 1999)Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett: Olympic team member (1996, 2000, 2004); U.S. World Cup team member (1991, 1995, 1999, 2003)Mary Harvey: Olympic team member (1996); U.S. World Cup team member (1991, 1995)Laura Schott: U.S. senior national team member (2001 Algarve Cup)

Bears in tHe Professional ranksJoy (Biefeld) Fawcett: San Diego Spirit (WUSA)Tracy Hamm: California Storm (WPSL), Atlanta Beat (WPS)Mary Harvey: Chief Operating Officer for Women’s Professional SoccerLaura Schott: Washington Freedom (WUSA); California Storm (WPSL)Kimberly Yokers: FC Gold Pride (WPS); California Storm (WPSL)Maite Zabala: Atlanta Beat, Philadelphia Charge and Carolina Courage (WUSA)

Bears in tHe cal atHletic Hall of fameJoy (Biefeld) Fawcett (inducted 1997)Lesle Gallimore (inducted 1995)Mary Harvey (inducted 2000)


california recordsteam – season

Most Wins 17 2000 Fewest Losses 1 1987Highest Winning Percentage .941 1987Most Goals 58 1987Most Assists 50 1987Most Points 178 1987Most Saves 118 1994Most Shutouts 14 1988, ’05Highest Goals-Per-Game Avg. 3.41 1987Fewest Goals Allowed 11 1987, ’89, ’05Fewest Times Shut Out 1 1987, ’00Lowest Goals-Against Avg. 0.47 2005Consecutive Wins 16 1987Longest Unbeaten Streak 16 1987Consecutive GamesScoring a Goal 20 2000Consecutive Shutouts Posted 7 1984

team – GameMost Goals 12 vs. James Madison 9/1/00Most Assists 9 vs. Portland State 9/6/96 9 vs. James Madison 9/1/00Most Points 33 vs. James Madison 9/1/00Most Saves 14 vs. Washington St. 10/7/94 14 vs. North Carolina 11/17/84 Largest Victory Margin 12 vs. James Madison 9/1/00

individUal – GameMost Goals4, Laura Schott vs. James Madison 9/1/004, Brittany Kirk vs. San Francisco 8/28/993, Alex Morgan vs. Nevada 8/21/093, Alex Morgan vs. Oregon 10/12/083, Alex Morgan vs. Saint Mary’s 9/28/073, Sierra Schlesinger vs. Pacific 9/26/043, Liz Eisenberg vs. San Jose State 9/12/043, Laura Schott vs. Arizona 11/8/023, Tracy Hamm vs. Fresno State 9/22/023, Laura Schott vs. San Diego 10/1/003, Regina Holan vs. Arizona 10/17/993, Stacy Shearer vs. N. Illinois 9/5/983, Erika Hinton vs. San Diego 9/27/923, Erika Hinton vs. Washington St. 9/22/913, Valerie Pope vs. Cent. Florida 9/23/903, Joy Biefeld vs. UC Davis 10/4/893, Starr Dawson vs. San Francisco 9/19/893, Joy Biefeld vs. Adelphi 11/1/873, Joy Biefeld vs. UC San Diego 10/18/873, Joy Biefeld vs. Wisconsin 11/1/863, Andrea Rodebaugh vs. Chico St. 10/28/863, Tucka Healy vs. L.B. State 9/5/85Most Assists4, Joy Biefeld vs. Florida Intl. 9/24/89Most Points9, Laura Schott vs. James Madison 9/1/008, Brittany Kirk vs. San Francisco 8/28/997, Laura Schott vs. Arizona 11/8/027, Joy Biefeld vs. UC Davis 10/4/897, Tucka Healy vs. L.B. State 9/5/85Most Saves14, Karen Cook vs. Washington St. 10/7/94

individUal – seasonMost Goals 23, Laura Schott 2000 23, Joy Biefeld 1987Most Assists 14, Brandi Chastain 1986Most Points 54, Joy Biefeld 1987Most Saves 107, Karen Cook 1994Lowest Goals-Against Average 0.45, Noreen Paris 1985Most Shutouts 11, Karen Cook 1996Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal 8, Laura Schott 2000 8, Robyn Queen 1984Consecutive Games With an Assist 5, Brandi Chastain 1986Consecutive Games Scoring a Point 11, Brandi Chastain 1986

individUal – careerMost Goals 56, Laura Schott 1999-02Most Assists 23, Joy Biefeld 1986-89Most Points 133, Joy Biefeld 1986-89Most Saves 277, Maite Zabala 1997-00Lowest Goals-Against Average 0.46, Noreen Paris 1985-88Most Shutouts 26.5, Maite Zabala 1997-00

individUal career leaders

Goals 1. Laura Schott 56 1999-02 2. Joy Biefeld 55 1986-89 3. Tucka Healy 45 1982-85 4. Alex Morgan 31 2007- Erika Hinton 31 1990-93 5. Winnie Burns 25 1985-88 Andrea Rodebaugh 25 1984-87

assists 1. Joy Biefeld 23 1986-89 2. Brittany Kirk 20 1999-02 Natalie Stuhlmueller 20 1997-00 4. Dania Cabello 18 2002-05 Erika Hinton 18 1990-93

Points 1. Joy Biefeld 133 1986-89 2. Laura Schott 128 1999-02 3. Erika Hinton 80 1990-93 Tucka Healy 80 1982-85 5. Alex Morgan 77 2007-

saves 1. Maite Zabala 277 1997-00 2. Karen Cook 273 1993-96 3. Mary Harvey 156 1983-86 4. Gina Pellegrini 155 2006-09 5. Jennifer Netherwood 143 1989-92

Goals-aGainst avG. 1. Noreen Paris 0.46 1985-88 2. Linn Gassaway 0.64 1987-88 3. Ashley Sulprizio 0.73 2002-05 Mara Bloom 0.73 1989-90 5. Mary Harvey 0.76 1983-86

sHUtoUts 1. Maite Zabala 26.5 1997-00 2. Karen Cook 22 1993-96 3. Ashley Sulprizio 20 2002-05 Mary Harvey 20 1983-86 5. Anna Key 15 2003-06 Gina Pellegrini 15 2006-09

individUal season leaders

Goals 1. Laura Schott 23 2000 Joy Biefeld 23 1987 3. Joy Biefeld 17 1989 4. Laura Schott 15 2001 Brandi Chastain 15 1986 Tucka Healy 15 1985

assists 1. Brandi Chastain 14 1986 2. Erika Hinton 9 1990 3. Alex Morgan 8 2009 Megan Jesolva 8 2008 Kyla Sabo 8 2000 Natalie Stuhlmueller 8 1999 Laura Schott 8 1999 Katie Anderson 8 1991 Joy Biefeld 8 1987

Points 1. Joy Biefeld 54 1987 2. Laura Schott 47 2000 3. Brandi Chastain 44 1986 4. Joy Biefeld 41 1989 5. Alex Morgan 36 2009

saves 1. Karen Cook 107 1994 2. Karen Cook 85 1995 3. Maite Zabala 84 1999 4. Maite Zabala 81 1998 5. Mary Harvey 71 1986

Goals-aGainst avG. 1. Noreen Paris 0.45 1985 2. Ashley Sulprizio 0.47 2005 3. Anna Key 0.49 2004 4. Noreen Paris 0.53 1988 5. Mara Bloom 0.54 1989

sHUtoUts 1. Karen Cook 11 1996 2. Ashley Sulprizio 10 2005 3. Maite Zabala 9.5 2000 4. Maite Zabala 9 1998 Noreen Paris 9 1985 Mary Harvey 9 1984


2003 Anna Key ...................................... 522004 Ashley Sulprizio ............................ 452005 Ashley Sulprizio ............................ 472006 Anna Key ...................................... 362007 Gina Pellegrini ............................. 532008 Gina Pellegrini ............................. 482009 Gina Pellegrini ............................. 42

Goals-aGainst avG.Year Name Number1983 Not Available.................................... -1984 Mary Harvey .............................. 0.941985 Noreen Paris .............................. 0.451986 Mary Harvey .............................. 0.551987 Linn Gassaway .......................... 0.631988 Noreen Paris .............................. 0.531989 Mara Bloom ............................... 0.541990 Mara Bloom ............................... 0.941991 Jennifer Netherwood ................. 1.091992 Jennifer Netherwood ................. 1.071993 Kyla Schmedding ...................... 1.051994 Karen Cook ................................ 1.651995 Karen Cook ................................ 1.441996 Karen Cook ................................ 0.661997 Jill Stephenson .......................... 0.921998 Maite Zabala .............................. 0.971999 Maite Zabala .............................. 1.042000 Maite Zabala .............................. 0.642001 Mallory Moser ............................ 1.082002 Sani Post ................................... 0.942003 Anna Key ................................... 1.162004 Anna Key ................................... 0.492005 Ashley Sulprizio ......................... 0.472006 Anna Key ................................... 0.752007 Gina Pellegrini ............................ 0.952008 Jorden Kussmann ...................... 0.662009 Rosie Aguilera ............................ 0.84

sHUtoUtsYear Name Number1983 Not Available.................................... -1984 Mary Harvey ................................... 91985 Noreen Paris ................................... 91986 Mary Harvey ................................... 71987 Linn Gassaway ............................... 71988 Noreen Paris ................................... 51989 Mara Bloom .................................... 31990 Jennifer Netherwood ...................... 41991 Jennifer Netherwood ...................... 2 Kyla Schmedding ........................... 21992 Jennifer Netherwood ...................... 31993 Kyla Schmedding ........................... 51994 Karen Cook ..................................... 51995 Karen Cook ..................................... 51996 Karen Cook ................................... 111997 Jill Stephenson ............................... 41998 Maite Zabala ................................... 91999 Maite Zabala ................................... 62000 Maite Zabala ................................ 9.52001 Mallory Moser ................................. 52002 Sani Post ........................................ 42003 Anna Key ........................................ 52004 Ashley Sulprizio ............................. 62005 Ashley Sulprizio ............................ 102006 Anna Key ........................................ 72007 Gina Pellegrini ................................. 52008 Gina Pellegrini ................................. 42009 Rosie Aguilera ................................. 2 Gina Pellegrini ................................. 2

Bold indicates current player

year-By-year leaders

GoalsYear Name Number1983 Tucka Healy .................................. 141984 Robyn Queen ................................ 101985 Tucka Healy .................................. 151986 Brandi Chastain ............................ 151987 Joy Biefeld .................................... 231988 Winnie Burns ................................ 111989 Joy Biefeld .................................... 171990 Devon Fitzpatrick ............................ 81991 Lisa Cot .......................................... 5 Devon Fitzpatrick ............................ 5 Erika Hinton .................................... 51992 Erika Hinton .................................. 141993 Erika Hinton .................................... 91994 Stephanie Harten ............................ 3 Tiffani Hobbs .................................. 3 Allie Kemp....................................... 31995 Rachel Davidson ............................. 51996 Kim Brown ...................................... 6 Rachel Davidson ............................. 6 Mary Oades .................................... 61997 Courtney Carroll ............................. 61998 Kyla Sabo ....................................... 81999 Laura Schott ................................. 112000 Laura Schott ................................. 232001 Laura Schott ................................. 152002 Tracy Hamm ................................... 92003 Kassie Doubrava ............................ 3 Kimberly Yokers .............................. 32004 Liz Eisenberg .................................. 92005 Liz Eisenberg ................................ 112006 Katie Ratican .................................. 6 Julia Schnugg ................................. 62007 Alex Morgan .................................. 82008 Alex Morgan .................................. 92009 Alex Morgan ................................ 14

assistsYear Name Number1983 Not Available.................................... -1984 Trudi Sharpsteen ............................ 71985 Katharin Gustafson ......................... 4 Tucka Healy .................................... 41986 Brandi Chastain ............................ 141987 Joy Biefeld ...................................... 81988 Andrea Rodebaugh......................... 71989 Joy Biefeld ...................................... 71990 Erika Hinton .................................... 91991 Katie Anderson ............................... 81992 Devon Fitzpatrick ............................ 51993 Erika Hinton .................................... 5 Alexis Thompson ............................ 51994 Alisha Lopez ................................... 31995 Allie Kemp....................................... 41996 Natalie Mariani ................................ 61997 Courtney Carroll ............................. 61998 Amy Balavac ................................... 4 Natalie Stuhlmueller ........................ 41999 Laura Schott ................................... 8 Natalie Stuhlmueller ........................ 82000 Kyla Sabo ....................................... 82001 Brittany Kirk .................................... 7 Kim Stocklmeir ............................... 72002 Dania Cabello ................................ 72003 Amy Willison ................................... 4

2004 Chioma Igwe ................................... 5 Stephanie Wieger ........................... 52005 Katie Ratican .................................. 62006 Nadia Al-Lami ................................. 3 Lisa Kevorkian ................................ 3 Katie Ratican .................................. 3 Stephanie Wieger ........................... 32007 Caitlin Hannegan ............................ 3 Katie Oakes .................................... 3 Stephanie Wieger ........................... 32008 Megan Jesolva .............................. 82009 Alex Morgan .................................. 8

PointsYear Name Number1983 Not Available.................................... -1984 Robyn Queen ................................ 221985 Tucka Healy .................................. 341986 Brandi Chastain ............................ 441987 Joy Biefeld .................................... 541988 Winnie Burns ................................ 241989 Joy Biefeld .................................... 411990 Devon Fitzpatrick .......................... 191991 Katie Anderson ............................. 161992 Erika Hinton .................................. 291993 Erika Hinton .................................. 231994 Allie Kemp....................................... 71995 Allie Kemp..................................... 121996 Kim Brown .................................... 14 Rachel Davidson ........................... 14 Mary Oades .................................. 141997 Courtney Carroll ........................... 181998 Kyla Sabo ..................................... 181999 Laura Schott ................................. 302000 Laura Schott ................................. 472001 Laura Schott ................................. 332002 Tracy Hamm ................................. 18 Laura Schott ................................. 182003 Kassie Doubrava ............................ 8 Amy Willison ................................... 8 Kimberly Yokers .............................. 82004 Liz Eisenberg ................................ 212005 Liz Eisenberg ................................ 262006 Katie Ratican ................................ 152007 Alex Morgan ................................ 182008 Alex Morgan ................................ 232009 Alex Morgan ................................ 36

savesYear Name Number1983 Not Available.................................... -1984 Mary Harvey ................................. 541985 Mary Harvey ................................. 311986 Mary Harvey ................................. 711987 Linn Gassaway ............................. 351988 Noreen Paris ................................. 381989 Mara Bloom .................................. 241990 Mara Bloom .................................. 561991 Jennifer Netherwood .................... 541992 Jennifer Netherwood .................... 471993 Kyla Schmedding ......................... 661994 Karen Cook ................................. 1071995 Karen Cook ................................... 851996 Karen Cook ................................... 691997 Maite Zabala ................................. 471998 Maite Zabala ................................. 811999 Maite Zabala ................................. 842000 Maite Zabala ................................. 652001 Mallory Moser ............................... 692002 Sani Post ..................................... 59


cal Honors & awardsall-conference*

1982 Janet Coffey Jodi Fechner Lesle Gallimore Katharin Gustafson Trudi Sharpsteen Jenny Thomas 1995 Rachel Davidson (second team) Alisha Lopez (second team)1996 Allie Kemp Berkley Bowers (second team) Kim Brown (second team) Rachel Davidson (second team)1997 Kim Brown Courtney Carroll (second team) Ryan McManus (second team) Maite Zabala (second team)1998 Natalie Stuhlmueller Maite Zabala Ryan McManus (second team)1999 Natalie Stuhlmueller Maite Zabala Laura Schott (second team)2000 Laura Schott Tami Pivnick (second team) Natalie Stuhlmueller (second team)2001 Laura Schott Mallory Moser (second team) Kimberly Yokers (second team)2002 Laura Schott Kimberly Yokers 2003 Kimberly Yokers Ashley Valenzuela (second team)2004 Courtney Hooker (second team)2005 Courtney Hooker Liz Eisenberg (second team) Tracy Hamm (second team) Caroline Lea (second team)2006 Nadia Al-Lami (second team) Courtney Hooker (second team) Caroline Lea (second team)2007 Courtney Hooker Caitlin Hannegan (second team)2009 Alex Morgan (first team) Katie Oakes (second team) Katrin Omarsdottir (honorable mention) Brianna Bak (honorable mention)* Pac-10 began sponsoring women’s soc-cer in 1995

Pac-10 all-fresHman team

2006 Kelly Menachof 2007 Megan Jesolva Alex Morgan

Pac-10 coacH of tHe year

2005 Kevin Boyd

nscaa all-reGion1985 Lesle Gallimore Tucka Healy Andrea Rodenbaugh Trudi Sharpsteen Jenny Thomas 1986 Brandi Chastain Katharin Gustafson Mary Harvey Lori Lammle Andrea Rodenbaugh1987 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Denise Garcia Kathy Ridgewell1988 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Valerie Pope Jill Scarcia1989 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Valerie Pope Andrea Archer (second team) Jill Scarcia (second team)1990 Valerie Pope Devon Fitzpatrick (second team)1991 Devon Fitzpatrick Erika Hinton Molly Goodwin (second team)1992 Erika Hinton Devon Fitzpatrick (second team)1993 Erika Hinton Sonia Freeman (second team) Stephanie Harten (second team)1995 Allie Kemp (third team)1997 Kim Brown1998 Natalie Stuhlmueller (second team)1999 Natalie Stuhlmueller (third team)2000 Laura Schott Tami Pivnick (third team)2001 Laura Schott (second team) Kimberly Yokers (third team) 2002 Kimberly Yokers (second team) Laura Schott (third team)2003 Kimberly Yokers (second team)2004 Courtney Hooker (third team)2005 Tracy Hamm (second team) Courtney Hooker (second team) Caroline Lea (third team)2006 Courtney Hooker (second team)2007 Courtney Hooker 2009 Alex Morgan (second team) Brianna Bak (third team) Katie Oakes (third team) Katrin Omarsdottir (third team)

nscaa all-american1982 Lesle Gallimore 1983 Lesle Gallimore (second team) Katharin Gustafson (third team) Tucka Healy (third team)1984 Lesle Gallimore Trudi Sharpsteen (second team)1985 Lesle Gallimore (second team) Tucka Healy (third team)1986 Katharin Gustafson 1987 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Denise Garcia (second team) Kathy Ridgewell (third team)1988 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Valerie Pope (second team)1989 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Valerie Pope (second team)1993 Erika Hinton (second team)2000 Laura Schott

soccer america mvP

2000 Laura Schott

soccer BUzz all-american

2000 Laura Schott Tami Pivnick (third team)2001 Laura Schott (second team)2005 Courtney Hooker (second team)2007 Courtney Hooker (second team)

soccer times2005 Courtney Hooker (third team)

colleGesoccer.com all-american

2001 Laura Schott (second team)

fresHman all-american

1990 Erika Hinton2004 Courtney Hooker (Soccer Buzz)2007 Megan Jesolva (Soccer Buzz, second team) Alex Morgan (Soccer Buzz, second team)

coacH wooden citizensHiP cUP

2007 Anna Key


soccer BUzz all-west

1996 Berkley Bowers (third team)1997 Kim Brown (second team)1998 Natalie Stuhlmueller (second team)1999 Laura Schott (second team) Natalie Stuhlmueller (third team)2000 Laura Schott Tami Pivnick (third team)2001 Laura Schott Kimberly Yokers (third team)2002 Laura Schott (third team) Kimberly Yokers (third team)2003 Kimberly Yokers (third team)2004 Courtney Hooker (third team)2005 Courtney Hooker Tracy Hamm (second team) Liz Eisenberg (third team)2006 Nadia Al-Lami (second team) Courtney Hooker (second team) Alivia Mazura (third team)2007 Courtney Hooker Megan Jesolva (second team) Alex Morgan (third team)2008 Alex Morgan (second team) Katie Oakes (third team) Danielle Brunace (all-freshman) Katrin Omarsdottir (all-freshman)

national Player of tHe year

87-88 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett

national GoalkeePer of tHe year

1986 Mary Harvey

national fresHman of tHe year

1986 Brandi Chastain

U.s. olymPic team1996 Brandi Chastain Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Mary Harvey2000 Brandi Chastain Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett2004 Brandi Chastain Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett

U.s. world cUP team

1991 Brandi Chastain Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Mary Harvey1995 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett Mary Harvey1999 Brandi Chastain Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett2003 Joy (Biefeld) Fawcett

Pac-10 all-academic

1993 Kerry Benefield Erika Hinton Alexis Thompson1994 Kerry Benefield Karen Cook (second team) Rachel Davidson (second team)1995 Rachel Davidson Karen Cook (second team)1996 Karen Cook Rachel Davidson1999 Tami Pivnick (second team) Jill Stephenson (second team) Maite Zabala (second team)2000 Brittany Kirk Tami Pivnick Shanon McNab (second team) Lee Ann Morton (second team) Kim Stocklmeir (second team)

2001 Brittany Kirk Kim Stocklmeir Shannon McNab (second team) Katie Pittman (second team)2002 Brittany Kirk Sani Post2003 Sierra Schlesinger (second team) Kim Stocklmeir (second team) Kimberly Yokers (second team)2004 Jenny Wendell Anna Key (second team)2006 Jenny Wendell (first team) Anna Key (second team)2007 Courtney Hooker (second team)2008 Lisa Kevorkian (second team)

Brianna Bak (honorable mention) Katherine Daiss (honorable mention) Nkechi Kanu (honorable mention) Alex Morgan (honorable mention) Katie Oakes (honorable mention) Gina Pellegrini (honorable mention) Nikki Schrey (honorable mention) Emily Shibata (honorable mention)

2009 Lisa Kevorkian (second team) Brianna Bak (honorable mention) Katie Benz (honorable mention) Danielle Brunache (honorable mention) Megan Jesolva (honorable mention) Alex Morgan (honorable mention) Katie Oakes (honorable mention) Katrin Omarsdottir (honorable mention) Gina Pellegrini (honorable mention) Emily Shibata (honorable mention) Miranda White (honorable mention)


Year Coach Record Pac-10 Rec. (Place) NCAA Tournament1982 Pat Keohane 6-0-0 - -1983 Bill Merrell 10-2-3 - quarterfinals1984 Bill Merrell 13-5-1 - semifinals1985 Bill Merrell 13-4-2 - -1986 Peter Reynaud 16-3-1 - quarterfinals1987 Jean-Paul Verhees 16-1-0 - semifinals1988 Jean-Paul Verhees 16-5-2 - semifinals1989 Bill Merrell 14-3-1 - -1990 Bill Merrell 11-6-1 - -1991 Andy Bonchonsky 9-8-0 - -1992 Andy Bonchonsky 8-8-2 - -1993 Andy Bonchonsky 10-4-4 - 1st round1994 Andy Bonchonsky 5-9-4 - -1995 Andy Bonchonsky 8-10-1 3-4-0 (T5th) -1996 Andy Bonchonsky 13-3-2 5-2-0 (2nd) -1997 Kevin Boyd 11-7-1 6-3-0 (4th) -1998 Kevin Boyd 13-8-0 7-2-0 (T1st) 1st round1999 Kevin Boyd 13-7-1 6-3-0 (4th) 1st round2000 Kevin Boyd 17-3-1 7-2-0 (2nd) 2nd round2001 Kevin Boyd 12-7-2 4-4-1 (T5th) 1st round2002 Kevin Boyd 12-8-1 4-5-0 (T6th) 2nd round2003 Kevin Boyd 7-8-4 2-6-1 (T9th) -2004 Kevin Boyd 11-6-3 4-3-2 (T4th) 1st round2005 Kevin Boyd 16-4-2 7-1-1 (2nd) 3rd round2006 Kevin Boyd 12-5-5 3-3-3 (6th) 2nd round2007 Neil McGuire 15-5-1 6-3-0 (T3rd) 2nd round2008 Neil McGuire 10-9-1 3-5-1 (6th) 1st Round2009 Neil McGuire 11-9-1 4-5 (T6th) 2nd Round

Totals 328-157-47 (.661) 71-51-9 (.576)

Boyd’s totals..................................................................................124-63-20 (.647)Merrell’s totals ...................................................................................61-20-8 (.730)Bonchonsky’s totals ........................................................................53-42-13 (.551)Verhees’ totals .....................................................................................32-6-2 (.825)Reynaud’s totals ..................................................................................16-3-1 (.825)McGUIRE’S TOTALS ...................................................................... 36-23-3 (.605) Keohane’s totals ..................................................................................6-0-0 (1.000)

cal all-time coacHinG records


all-time oPPonentsOpponent W-L-T Streak

Adelphi ............................ 2-0-0 .......... W2Air Force .......................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Arizona .........................13-0-2 .......... W3Arizona State .................7-4-2 .......... W1Arkansas .......................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Auburn ............................. 2-0-0 .......... W2Boise State ...................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Boston College ................ 2-0-0 .......... W2Brigham Young ................ 1-3-0 .......... W1Buffalo University ............ 1-0-0 .......... W1Cal Poly ........................... 3-2-0 ............L1CSU Bakersfield .............. 1-0-0 .......... W1CSU Dominguez Hills ...... 3-0-1 .......... W1CSU Fullerton .................. 0-3-1 ............L2CSU Hayward .................. 6-3-0 .......... W2CSU Northridge ..................1-0-0............W1Central Florida ................. 2-0-0 .......... W2Chico State ...................... 5-0-0 .......... W5Cincinnati ......................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Colgate ............................ 2-0-0 .......... W2Colorado .......................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Colorado College............. 9-4-2 .......... W3Colorado State ................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Columbia ......................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Connecticut ..................... 1-4-0 ............L2Cortland State ................. 0-1-0 ............L1Creighton ......................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Dartmouth ....................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Dayton ............................. 2-0-0 .......... W2Denver ............................. 1-0-0 .......... W1Duke ................................ 1-1-0 ............L1Florida .............................. 0-1-0 ............L1Florida International ......... 1-0-0 .......... W2Florida State .................... 0-3-0 ............L3Fresno State ...................4-0-0 .......... W4George Mason ................. 1-2-0 .......... W1Hartford ........................... 3-2-0 ............L1

Hawaii .............................1-0-0 .......... W1Indiana ............................. 1-0-0 .......... W1James Madison ............... 1-0-0 .......... W1Kansas ............................. 2-0-0 .......... W2Kent State ........................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Long Beach State ..........2-0-0 .......... W2Loyola Marymount .........0-1-0 ............L1Marquette ........................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Massachusetts ................ 1-3-2 .......... W1Metro State ...................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Michigan ......................... 1-0-1 .......... W1Missouri ........................... 2-2-1 .......... W1Montana .......................... 3-0-1 .......... W1Navy ................................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Nevada ............................ 1-0-0 .......... W1New Mexico ..................... 1-0-0 .......... W1North Carolina ................. 0-9-0 ............L9North Carolina State ........ 1-2-0 .......... W1UNC Greensboro ............. 1-0-0 .......... W1Northern Colorado........... 1-0-0 .......... W1Northern Illinois ............... 1-0-0 .......... W1Northwestern ................... 0-1-0 ............L1Ohio State ....................... 1-1-0 ............L1Oregon ..........................11-1-1 .......... W3Oregon State ................16-2-1 .......... W5Pacific .............................5-1-0 .......... W3Pennsylvania ................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Pepperdine ...................... 0-0-2 ............T2Portland ..........................3-5-2 ............L4Portland State ................. 1-1-0 ............L1Princeton ......................... 0-0-1 ............T1Providence ...................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Purdue ............................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Puget Sound .................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Rice .................................1-0-0 .......... W1Sacramento State ............ 1-1-0 ............L1Saint Joseph’s ................. 1-0-0 .......... W1Saint Mary’s .................14-8-3 .......... W4

San Diego ....................... 2-1-2 .......... W1San Diego State .............. 6-3-0 .......... W3San Francisco ..............10-3-2 .......... W1San Francisco State ........ 9-0-0 .......... W9San Jose State ................ 4-0-0 .......... W4Santa Clara .................17-13-4 ........... T1Sonoma State .................. 6-0-1 .......... W6Southern Methodist ......... 4-0-0 .......... W4Stanford ......................11-14-4 ............L2Tennessee ........................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Texas ............................... 2-2-0 .......... W1Texas A&M ....................... 3-2-0 .......... W1Texas Christian ................ 1-0-0 .......... W1Tulsa ................................ 0-0-1 ............T1UC Davis ......................... 7-0-1 ............T1UC Irvine .........................8-0-0 .......... W8UCLA .............................4-12-0 ............L5UC San Diego .................. 2-0-0 .......... W2UC Santa Barbara ......... 10-5-3 .......... W2UNLV ............................... 1-0-0 .......... W1USC .................................5-9-1 ............L3U.S. International ............. 3-0-0 .......... W3Utah ................................. 3-0-0 .......... W3UTEP ............................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Vanderbilt ........................ 0-0-1 ............T1Vermont ........................... 2-0-0 .......... W2Virginia ............................. 0-1-0 ............L1Wake Forest .................... 2-1-0 ............L1Washington ..................8-11-0 ............L2Washington State ........11-6-3 ............L2Western Washington ....... 2-0-0 .......... W2Westmont ........................ 1-0-0 .......... W1William & Mary ................. 1-0-0 .......... W1Wisconsin ........................ 4-2-0 .......... W2Xavier ............................... 1-0-0 .......... W1Yale .................................. 1-0-0 .......... W1

2010 opponents in bold


year-By-year resUlts1982

Coach: Pat Keohane Record: 6-0-0

10-15 ^Metro State W 5-010-16 ^Colorado State W 6-010-17 at Colorado College W 3-110-22 at Santa Clara W 4-010-25 #Santa Clara W 2-110-30 Colorado College W 2-1^ = at Colorado College,

Colorado Springs, CO# = Played at College of Marin (CA)

1983Coach: Bill Merrell

Record: 10-2-3 NCAA Quarterfinals

9-2 Sonoma State T 0-09-8 UC Santa Barbara W 7-09-17 San Francisco State W 5-09-22 ^Connecticut L 2-1 (OT)9-23 ^Massachusetts T 0-09-24 ^Adelphi W 6-010-1 Stanford W 7-110-4 CSU Chico W 2-110-7 #UC San Diego W 6-010-11 at Saint Mary’s T 1-110-18 at Santa Clara W 3-010-22 at UC Santa Barbara W 2-110-29 CSU Hayward W 4-211-6 *Cincinnati W 5-011-19 *North Carolina L 5-2^ = at Tournament of Champions,

Cortland, NY# = at All-Cal Tournament, Irvine, CA* = NCAA Tournament


Record: 13-5-1 NCAA Semifinals

9-5 UC Santa Barbara W 2-19-8 CSU Hayward W 3-09-15 at Stanford W 1-09-20 ^George Mason L 2-09-22 ^Connecticut L 2-19-22 ^Massachusetts T 2-29-23 ^Cortland State W 2-09-28 Saint Mary’s W 3-110-6 at Sonoma State W 2-010-13 Santa Clara W 3-210-20 UC Davis W 6-010-23 San Francisco State W 3-010-26 #Westmont W 5-010-27 #CSU Dom. Hills W 1-010-28 #Colorado College W 4-011-4 *UC Santa Barbara W 2-011-11 *Colorado College W 1-0 (OT)11-17 *North Carolina L 2-1 (OT)11-18 *Massachusetts L 4-1^ = at Tournament of Champions,

Cortland, NY# = at Nike Cup, Santa Barbara, CA* = NCAA Tournament


Record: 13-4-29-5 ^Long Beach State W 8-09-6 ^Western Wash. W 4-09-7 ^Sonoma State W 2-09-10 San Francisco State W 3-09-13 Sonoma State W 3-19-19 at Colorado College L 2-1 (OT)9-21 at North Carolina L 2-9-22 at George Mason L 2-09-27 Stanford W 4-010-1 at Saint Mary’s T 0-010-4 CSU Hayward L 3-210-11 UC Davis W 2-0

10-16 UC Davis W 2-110-22 at Stanford T 1-1 (OT)10-25 at Saint Mary’s L 1-011-1 at Santa Clara W 1-011-5 *Saint Mary’s W 2-011-12 *Colorado College W 2-1 (OT)11-19 *NC State L 1-0$ = Neutral Site Match* = NCAA Tournament


Record: 14-3-19-2 at Oregon State W 6-09-3 at Portland W 3-09-5 San Francisco State W 1-09-8 UC Irvine W 3-09-9 CSU Chico W 2-19-13 Santa Clara L 3-29-15 Texas Christian W 2-09-19 San Francisco W 5-19-23 NC State W 2-09-24 U.S. International W 2-09-28 Saint Mary’s L 1-010-4 UC Davis W 6-010-12 at Santa Clara W 2-110-15 Stanford T 0-0 (OT)10-20 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-110-22 at UC Irvine W 4-010-26 CSU Hayward W 3-110-28 Wisconsin W 2-1 (OT)

1990Coach: Bill Berrell

Record: 11-6-18-29 Sonoma State W 2-19-1 $Wisconsin L 1-0 (OT)9-3 at Portland T 0-0 (OT)9-6 Washington State W 4-09-10 Oregon State W 2-19-15 at Massachusetts L 3-09-16 ^Boston College W 5-09-18 at Hartford W 2-19-23 Central Florida W 4-29-26 at Santa Clara L 2-110-3 at Stanford L 1-010-7 at Saint Mary’s L 3-110-12 Portland W 2-010-18 at San Diego State W 2-010-20 at U.S. International W 2-110-21 at UC Irvine W 1-010-24 at San Francisco W 1-010-27 UC Santa Barbara L 2-0$ = Neutral Site Match, Portland, OR^ = Neutral Site Match, Amherst, MA

1991Coach: Andy Bonchonsky

Record: 9-8-09-8 Colorado College L 1-09-14 $Massachusetts L 3-19-15 $Southern Methodist W 3-19-17 at Wisconsin L 1-09-21 ^Oregon State W 7-09-22 at Washington State W 4-19-26 San Diego State W 2-19-29 Hartford W 1-010-2 at CSU Hayward W 2-010-6 North Carolina L 2-010-9 San Francisco W 2-010-12 Washington W 4-010-19 at San Francisco State W 3-010-23 Stanford L 1-010-26 at UC Santa Barbara L 2-010-30 Santa Clara L 1-011-3 Saint Mary’s L 3-0$ = Neutral Site Match, Madison, WI^ = Neutral Site Match, Pullman, WA

10-17 San Francisco W 4-010-20 at Santa Clara W 4-210-23 at CSU Chico W 1-010-26 CSU Dom. Hills W 2-011-1 #Texas A&M W 3-011-2 #Vermont W 3-011-3 #UC Santa Barbara T 0-0^ = at West Coast Soccer Classic, Chico, CA# = at Nike Cup, Santa Barbara, CA

1986Coach: Peter Reynaud

Record: 16-3-1 NCAA Quarterfinals

9-3 at CSU Hayward L 1-09-6 at CSU Dom. Hills T 1-19-7 at Long Beach State W 6-19-13 at San Francisco State W 5-19-18 at Boston College W 3-29-20 at Connecticut W 1-09-23 San Francisco W 4-09-26 Portland W 5-09-30 at UC Davis W 2-110-3 Santa Clara W 4-010-5 at Sonoma State W 3-010-13 No. Colorado W 3-010-15 Saint Mary’s W 2-010-18 at Stanford W 4-110-25 UC Santa Barbara W 1-010-28 CSU Chico W 6-010-31 ^Colorado College L 1-011-1 ^Wisconsin W 4-111-8 *CSU Hayward W 2-011-15 *Colorado College L 1-0^ = at Women’s Soccer Cup, Santa Barbara, CA* = NCAA Tournament

1987Coach: Jean-Paul Verhees


9-5 CSU Dom. Hills W 7-19-16 San Francisco State W 4-09-18 at Central Florida W 3-19-20 $Cincinnati W 2-09-25 at UC Santa Barbara W 4-010-3 Sonoma State W 3-010-6 at Saint Mary’s W 2-110-9 Stanford W 5-010-11 UC Davis W 3-010-14 CSU Hayward W 4-210-17 $UC Irvine W 7-110-18 $UC San Diego W 4-010-24 at Santa Clara W 2-110-31 $Colorado W 1-011-1 $Adelphi W 4-011-15 *UC Santa Barbara W 3-011-21 *North Carolina L 4-0$ = Neutral Site Match* = NCAA Tournament

1988Coach: Jean-Paul Verhees


8-31 at CSU Chico W 2-09-4 Saint Mary’s W 3-09-6 at UC Davis W 2-09-9 Western Wash. W 5-09-11 Santa Clara W 3-09-13 at San Francisco State W 2-09-15 at NC State L 3-09-17 at North Carolina L 1-09-18 $George Mason W 2-09-24 $Florida International W 5-09-25 $US International W 3-09-30 at CSU Hayward L 2-010-6 Puget Sound W 4-010-9 Portland W 4-010-11 San Francisco W 2-010-14 UC Santa Barbara T 1-1



Record: 8-8-29-7 Cal Poly SLO W 2-09-9 UC Irvine W 2-09-12 at Hartford L 2-19-13 $Connecticut L 2-19-18 Washington State T 1-1 (OT)9-20 Puget Sound W 2-09-24 at Santa Clara L 2-09-27 San Diego W 4-09-30 at Saint Mary’s L 1-010-9 at San Diego State L 4-110-10 ^Colorado College T 2-2 (OT)10-14 at Stanford L 1-010-17 at Portland L 2-110-18 *Washington W 1-010-21 at San Francisco L 2-110-25 UC Santa Barbara W 4-110-28 San Francisco State W 2-011-1 Michigan State W 2-1$ = Neutral Site Match, Hartford, CT^ = Neutral Site Match, Olympia, WA* = Neutral Site Match, San Diego, CA


Record: 10-4-4 NCAA First Round

9-6 Buffalo W 4-09-10 San Diego State W 1-09-13 Oregon State W 1-0 (OT)9-17 at Colorado College W 4-09-19 $Tulsa T 3-3 (OT)9-23 UC Davis T 0-0 (OT)9-29 Saint Mary’s W 2-110-1 at Washington State T 2-2 (OT)10-3 ^Arkansas W 2-110-7 Washington W 2-010-10 Portland T 2-2 (OT)10-13 at Pacific W 2-010-17 Santa Clara W 1-010-20 San Francisco L 1-0 (OT)10-23 Stanford L 4-010-29 at UC Irvine W 1-010-31 at UC Santa Barbara L 1-011-13 *at Stanford L 2-0$ = Neutral Site Match, Colorado Springs, CO^ = Neutral Site Match, Pullman, WA* = NCAA Tournament


Record: 5-9-49-3 $Providence W 4-19-5 $Connecticut L 1-09-9 UC Irvine W 2-19-11 Colorado College T 0-0 (OT)9-16 at Oregon State L 5-19-18 at Portland L 7-19-25 at Stanford L 1-09-30 ^North Carolina L 7-010-2 ^Duke L 4-210-7 *Washington State W 1-010-9 at Washington L 3-110-14 UC Santa Barbara T 0-0 (OT)10-16 at San Francisco T 1-1 (OT)10-21 at San Diego State L 3-110-23 at San Diego T 0-0 (OT)10-27 at Saint Mary’s W 3-1 (OT)10-30 at Santa Clara L 2-011-5 UCLA W 1-0$ = Neutral Site Match, Pleasanton Sports Park^ = Neutral Site Match, St. Louis, MO* = Neutral Site Match, Seattle, WA


Record: 8-10-1/3-4/T5th Pac-10+9-2 $Virginia L 3-29-3 $Colgate W 2-09-8 Yale W 2-19-10 at Cal Poly SLO L 2-19-16 Sacramento State W 3-1

9-20 +at Stanford L 2-09-24 Pacific T 0-0 (OT)9-27 at Saint Mary’s W 2-19-30 +Washington State W 1-010-6 +at UCLA L 2-010-8 at UC Santa Barbara L 1-010-13 +at Oregon State L 2-010-14 ^Montana W 2-010-20 +Washington L 4-1 (OT)10-22 +USC W 1-010-25 at San Francisco L 2-010-28 Portland L 4-011-3 +Arizona W 3-211-5 Santa Clara L 3-0$ = Neutral Site Match, Pleasanton Sports Park^ = Neutral Site Match, Corvallis, OR


Record: 13-3-2/5-2/2nd Pac-10+8-30 Pacific W 2-19-1 Colorado W 2-09-6 Portland State W 6-09-10 +Oregon State W 3-09-13 Hartford W 5-09-15 Saint Mary’s L 2-19-20 at Michigan T 2-2 (OT)9-22 at Michigan State W 3-110-4 +at USC W 1-010-6 at UC Irvine W 1-010-11 +Arizona W 3-010-18 +at Washington State L 1-010-20 +at Washington L 4-010-25 San Francisco W 1-010-27 +UCLA W 2-1 (OT)11-1 Cal Poly SLO W 2-011-5 at Santa Clara T 0-0 (OT)11-10 +Stanford W 1-0

1997Coach: Kevin Boyd

Record: 11-7-1/6-3/4th Pac-10+8-30 Utah W 5-29-1 Northwestern L 2-1 (OT)9-5 at San Diego T 2-2 (OT)9-7 at Cal State Fullerton L 1-09-12 UC Santa Barbara W 1-09-14 Saint Mary’s W 1-09-21 Santa Clara L 2-19-26 vs. North Carolina L 1-09-28 vs. Massachusetts W 2-110-3 at Cal Poly SLO W 2-1 (OT)10-10 +UCLA L 1-010-12 +USC L 2-110-17 +at Stanford L 3-110-24 +Washington W 2-010-26 +Washington State W 1-010-31 +at Oregon W 1-010-2 +at Oregon State W 4-111-7 +at Arizona W 2-011-9 +at Arizona State W 4-0


Record: 13-8-0/7-2/T1st Pac-10+ NCAA First Round

9-5 ^Northern Arizona W 8-09-6 ^San Diego L 2-19-11 &Montana W 1-09-13 &San Diego State L 2-09-18 %Utah W 4-09-20 at Portland L 3-19-24 at Santa Clara L 1-09-27 San Jose State W 3-010-2 Brigham Young L 4-310-4 Southern Methodist W 3-010-9 +Arizona W 4-110-11 +Arizona State W 2-1 (2OT)10-16 +at UCLA W 2-1 (2OT)10-18 +at USC L 2-010-22 at Saint Mary’s W 1-010-25 +Stanford W 1-0 (OT)10-30 +at Washington L 1-011-1 +at Washington State W 3-011-6 +Oregon W 2-1 (OT)11-8 +Oregon State W 5-0

11-11 *at Pacific L 2-1^ = at Cal Invitational, Livermore, CA& = at Cal Poly Tournament,

San Luis Obispo, CA% = Neutral Site Match, Seattle, WA* = NCAA Tournament, Stockton, CA


Record: 13-7-1/6-3/4th Pac-10+ NCAA First Round

8-26 Santa Clara L 2-08-28 at San Francisco W 7-09-4 ^William & Mary W 2-19-5 ^San Diego State W 1-0 (2OT)9-10 at Pepperdine T 2-2 (2OT)9-12 at Loyola Marymount L 1-09-19 Arkansas W 2-09-24 &New Mexico W 2-19-26 &at UNC Greensboro W 4-010-1 %Tennessee W 2-110-3 %Duke L 1-010-8 +at Oregon State W 2-010-10 +at Oregon W 1-010-15 +at Arizona State L 2-010-17 +at Arizona W 3-010-22 +USC L 2-1 (2OT)10-24 +UCLA L 3-2 (OT)10-29 +at Stanford W 2-1 (OT)11-5 +Washington State W 6-211-7 +Washington W 3-111-10 *at Brigham Young L 2-0^ = Cal Invitational, Livermore, CA& = at adidas/Spartan Classic,

Greensboro, NC% = Golden Gate Classic, Berkeley, CA* = NCAA Tournament, Provo, UT


Record: 17-3-1/7-2/2nd Pac-10+ NCAA Second Round

8-25 San Francisco W 3-09-1 ^James Madison W 12-09-3 ^Navy W 1-09-8 @Xavier W 3-09-10 @Kent State W 2-09-15 !at Wake Forest W 2-19-17 !Missouri W 2-1 (OT)9-22 &at San Jose State W 4-09-24 &Santa Clara T 1-1 (2OT)9-29 #Colorado College W 2-110-1 #San Diego W 3-010-6 +at Washington State W 2-110-8 +at Washington L 2-110-15 +Stanford W 2-010-20 +Arizona State W 3-010-22 +Arizona W 2-010-27 +at USC W 2-1 (2OT)10-29 +at UCLA L 4-111-3 +Oregon State W 2-011-5 +Oregon W 4-011-11 *Santa Clara L 2-0^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA@ = at LMU/FILA Tournament,

Los Angeles, CA! = at Wake Forest/Nike Tournament,

Winston Salem, NC& = at Bay Area Final Four, San Jose, CA# = Golden Gate Classic, Berkeley, CA* = at NCAA Tournament, Berkeley, CA


Record: 12-7-2/4-4-1/T5th Pac-10+ NCAA First Round

8-31 ^Pacific W 4-09-2 ^Michigan W 4-29-7 at Texas W 2-19-9 at Texas A&M L 3-19-17 at Santa Clara W 2-19-21 at UNLV W 3-19-23 at San Diego State W 3-19-28 Fresno State W 2-010-1 Hawaii W 4-0


10-5 Saint Mary’s L 1-0 (OT)10-7 at San Francisco T 3-3 (2OT)10-12 +at Oregon W 3-010-14 +at Oregon State W 2-010-19 +Washington L 1-010-21 +Washington State L 2-010-28 +at Stanford L 2-111-2 +at Arizona W 2-1 (OT)11-4 +at Arizona State T 1-1 (2OT)11-9 +UCLA L 2-011-11 +USC W 1-0 (2OT)11-16 *Saint Mary’s L 3-2^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA* = at NCAA Tournament, Stanford, CA


Record: 12-8-1/4-5/T6th Pac-10+ NCAA Second Round

8-31 San Francisco (exh.) W 4-08-30 ^Ohio State W 2-09-1 ^Purdue W 2-09-6 Texas L 2-19-8 Texas A&M W 1-09-13 Santa Clara W 2-19-15 at Saint Mary’s T 1-1 (OT)9-22 at Fresno State W 4-19-27 at Pennsylvania W 4-29-29 at Harvard L 3-110-4 Wake Forest W 1-010-11 +at UCLA L 1-010-13 +at USC L 2-010-18 +Oregon W 2-010-20 +Oregon State W 3-110-25 +at Washington L 2-110-27 +at Washington State L 2-011-2 +Stanford L 2-111-8 +Arizona W 4-111-10 +Arizona State W 2-111-15 *Denver W 2-011-17 *at Stanford L 1-0 (OT)^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA* = at NCAA Tournament, Stanford, CA


Record: 7-8-4/2-6-1/T9th Pac-10+8-22 San Jose State (exh.) W 9-18-29 ^Wisconsin W 2-18-31 ^Montana T 1-1 (OT)9-7 at Santa Clara T 0-0 (2OT)9-14 Fresno State W 2-09-19 Dayton W 2-09-21 Princeton T 1-1 (OT)9-26 #Wake Forest L 2-19-28 at Colorado College W 1-010-3 at Missouri L 1-010-5 at Marquette W 2-010-10 +at Arizona State L 3-210-12 +at Arizona W 3-010-17 +USC L 1-010-19 +UCLA L 1-010-24 +at Oregon State W 3-210-26 +at Oregon L 2-010-31 +Washington State T 0-0 (2OT)11-2 +Washington L 3-111-7 +Stanford L 2-1 (OT)^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA# = Played at Colorado College,

Colorado Springs, CO


Record: 11-6-3/4-3-2/T4th Pac-10+ NCAA First Round

8-20 UC Davis (exh.) W 3-08-27 @Creighton W 3-08-29 @North Carolina L 4-29-3 ^Saint Mary’s W 1-09-5 ^Pepperdine T 0-0 (2OT)9-10 !Colgate W 3-09-12 !San Jose State W 5-19-17 Pennsylvania W 2-09-24 Fresno State W 4-09-26 at Pacific W 5-0

10-6 at Santa Clara L 3-110-10 +Stanford T 1-1 (2OT)10-15 +Arizona State L 1-010-17 +Arizona W 1-010-22 +at USC L 2-1 (OT)10-24 +at UCLA W 1-0 (2OT)10-29 +Oregon State T 0-0 (2OT)10-31 +Oregon W 5-111-5 +at Washington State W 1-011-7 +at Washington L 1-011-14 *at Santa Clara L 2-1^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA@ = Nebraska adidas Classic, Lincoln, NE! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA* = at NCAA Tournament, Santa Clara, CA


Record: 16-4-2/7-1-1/2nd Pac-10+ NCAA Third Round

8-19 Sacramento St. (exh.) W 4-08-26 at Saint Mary’s W 2-1 (2OT)8-28 Missouri T 0-0 (2OT)9-2 ^Montana W 3-19-4 ^UC Santa Barbara W 1-09-9 !Dartmouth W 1-0 (2OT)9-11 !SMU W 5-09-14 Pacific W 3-09-18 Santa Clara L 2-19-23 at Brigham Young L 1-09-25 at Utah W 1-0 (2OT)10-7 +Washington W 1-010-9 +Washington State W 3-010-15 +at Stanford W 2-010-21 +at Arizona T 0-0 (2OT)10-23 +at Arizona State W 1-010-28 +UCLA L 2-010-30 +USC W 2-111-4 +at Oregon W 5-011-6 +at Oregon State W 4-011-11 *vs. Rice W 2-011-13 *vs. UTEP W 2-111-20 $at Florida State L 2-1^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA* = at NCAA Tournament, Austin, TX$ = at NCAA Tournament, Tallahassee, FL


Record: 12-5-5/3-3-3/6th Pac-10+ NCAA Second Round

8-25 %Indiana W 1-08-27 %at Wisconsin W 1-09-1 ^Kansas W 1-09-3 ^Cal State Fullerton T 0-0 (2OT)9-7 !Air Force W 3-19-9 !Vanderbilt T 0-0 (2OT)9-15 ~at Ohio State L 1-09-17 ~Dayton W 2-09-22 Boise State W 2-19-24 San Francisco W 4-010-6 +at UCLA L 4-110-8 +at USC T 0-0 (2OT)10-13 +Arizona T 1-1 (2OT)10-15 +Arizona State L 1-010-20 +at Washington W 4-110-22 +at Washington State L 2-010-27 +Oregon T 0-0 (2OT)10-29 +Oregon State W 2-011-1 Santa Clara W 1-0 (OT)11-5 +Stanford W 1-011-10 *Auburn W 3-111-12 *at Florida State L 3-1% = Wisconsin Invitational, Madison, WI ^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA~ = Ohio State Invitational, Columbus, OH* = at NCAA Tournament, Tallahassee, FL

2007Coach: Neil McGuire

Record: 15-5-1/6-3/T3rd Pac-10+ NCAA Second Round

8-27 at UC Davis (exh.) L 1-08-31 ^Columbia W 1-0

9-2 ^Colorado College W 1-0 (2OT)9-7 !Cal State Bakersfield W 3-09-9 !Vermont W 4-09-14 at Cal State Fullerton L 2-1 (2OT)9-16 at San Diego State W 2-09-21 at Missouri L 4-09-23 at Kansas W 1-09-28 Saint Mary’s W 4-09-30 at Santa Clara W 2-010-14 +at Stanford L 4-210-19 +USC L 3-010-21 +UCLA L 2-010-26 +at Arizona State W 3-110-28 +at Arizona W 2-011-2 +Washington State W 2-111-4 +Washington W 2-111-9 +at Oregon State W 3-111-11 +at Oregon W 3-011-16 *Santa Clara W 2-011-18 *at Stanford T 1-1 (2OT)^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA* = NCAA Tournament, Stanford, CA


Record: 10-9-1/3-5-1/6th Pac-10+ NCAA First Round

8-16 Saint Mary’s (exh.) W 7-08-24 at San Jose State W 3-18-29 ^Cal State Fullerton L 3-29-6 ^Saint Joseph’s W 6-09-12 !Cal State Northridge W 1-09-14 !Boise State W 2-09-19 at Texas A&M L 1-09-21 at Texas L 2-19-26 BYU W 2-19-28 Santa Clara W 1-010/10 +Oregon State W 1-010-12 +Oregon W 5-110-19 +at Washington State L 2-110-19 +at Washington L 3-210-24 +Arizona State T 2-210-26 +Arizona W 2-010-31 +at USC L 2-011-2 +at UCLA L 3-011-8 +Stanford L 3-011-14 *at Florida L 2-1^ = Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA* = NCAA Tournament, Gainesville, FL


Record: 11-9-1/4-5//T6th Pac-10+ NCAA Second Round

8-16 Saint Mary’s (exh.) W 7-08-21 Nevada W 4-1 8-28 at Portland L 0-4 9-4 =Texas A&M W 1-0 9-6 =Texas W 4-2 9-11 ! Portland State W 1-0 9-13 ! Southern Methodist W 4-2 9-18 at Saint Mary’s W 4-1 9-25 Cal Poly L 0-1 (OT)10-2 Sacramento State L 0-1 10-4 at Santa Clara T 1-1 (2OT)10-9 +at Oregon W 2-1 10-11 +at Oregon State W 2-0 10-16 +UCLA L 0-1 10-18 +USC L 2-3 (OT)10-23 +at Washington L 0-1 10-25 +at Washington State L 1-2 (OT)10-30 +Arizona W 2-0 11-1 +Arizona State W 3-2 (OT)11-8 +at Stanford L 1-4 11-13 *Auburn W 2-1 (OT)11-15 *at Florida State L 0-3

= Cal Invitational, Berkeley, CA! = Saint Mary’s Invitational, Moraga, CA* = NCAA Tournament, Tallahassee, FL

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