2010 uc davis women's soccer media guide

Media Guide

Aug. 20 Sacramento State

Sacramento, Calif. 5 p.m.

Sept. 3 Oregon

Eugene, Ore. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 5 Oregon State

Eugene, Ore. 11 a.m.

SEPT. 10 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD DAVIS

5 p.m.

Sept. 12 Fresno State

Fresno, Calif. 12 p.m.

Sept. 17 Akron

Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 p.m.

Sept. 19 UNLV

Las Vegas, Nev. 1 p.m.

SEPT. 24 SAN FRANCISCO

DAVIS

5 p.m.

SEPT. 26 MONTANA

DAVIS

1 p.m.

Oct. 1

Cal State Northridge * Northridge, Calif.

7 p.m.

Oct. 3

UC Irvine *

Irvine, Calif.

1 p.m.

OCT. 8 CAL STATE FULLERTON *

DAVIS

3 p.m.

OCT. 10 SAN JOSE STATE

DAVIS

1 p.m.

Oct. 15

UC Santa Barbara *

Santa Barbara, Calif. 5 p.m.

Oct. 21

Pacific *

Stockton, Calif. 7 p.m.

OCT. 24 CAL POLY *

DAVIS

1 p.m.

OCT. 29 UC RIVERSIDE *

DAVIS

2 p.m.

OCT. 31 LONG BEACH STATE * DAVIS

1 p.m.

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* Big West Conference match

All times Pacific

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

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Guide Contents

Quick Facts .......................................................................................1Head Coach MaryClaire Robinson .....................................................2Associate Head Coach Rozanne DeWeese/ Assistant Coach Jason Hotaling ......................................................32010 Numerical Roster ....................................................................13

PLAYER PROFILESSamantha Faber .................................................................................4Rachel Kahn, Lisa Kemp ....................................................................5Aisha Lott, Anna Quigley...................................................................6Elise Winbrock, Jenna Brehmer .........................................................7Kathleen Brandl, Alex Gatti, Allison Kelly, Alexis Knudtson ...............8Macie McMillan, Elaine Tanski, Katie Webb, Stephanie Winkenweder .................................................................9Annacy Wilson, Aubrey Harbison, Maria Magaña, Kiele Argente .....10Stephanie Bell, Bridget Berman, Ashley Edwards, Hannah Hicks .....11Kirstin Holmberg, Jordan Jenkins, Mary Beth Mazurek, Courtney Strombeck ...................................................................12

2010 RECAPSeason Results .................................................................................14Individual Statistics .........................................................................15Big West Conference Recap ....................................................... 16-17

PROGRAM HISTORYIndividual Records ..........................................................................18Team Records ..................................................................................19Honors & Awards ............................................................................20All-Time Letterwinners ....................................................................21Year-by-Year Scores .................................................................... 22-23

CAMPUS SECTIONThis is UC Davis ............................................................................. i-iiAbout UC Davis Athletics .............................................................iii-ivFacilities Overview ........................................................................v-viTransition to Division I ....................................................................vii

2010 Quick Facts

School UniversityofCalifornia,Davis(UCDavis)Address OneShieldsAvenue/Davis,CA95616Established/Founded 1905/1908Enrollment 32,153Nickname AggiesColors YaleBlue&GoldNational Affiliation NCAADivisionIConference BigWestConferenceHome Sites: AggieSoccerStadium(1,000)Chancellor Dr.LindaKatehi(AthensPolytechnic’77)Director of Athletics GregWarzecka(California’73)Senior Associate A.D.Compliance,Eligibility&SportsMed.. NonaRichardson(MichiganState’83)Ext.Affairs&ResourceDev.: CindySpiro(Pacific’76)Executive Assistant A.D. MikeBazemore(SamHoustonState’82)Assistant A.D.sMediaRelations: MikeRobles(CalPoly’88)FootballOps&EventMgmt: JoshFlushman(UCDavis’00)Marketing&Promotions: ScottBrayton(UCDavis‘94)Compliance: JenniferCardone(Adelphi‘90)Development: MikeAngius(UCDavis‘77)Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr.CatherineVandeVoort(IowaState’72)Head Athletic Trainer JeffHogan(UCDavis’81)Director of Academic Services MichelleRoppeau(Carleton)

Head Coach: MaryClaireRobinson(ColoradoCollege’90)Career Record: 168-135-25(.550)in18yearsUC Davis Record: SameCoach’s Office: 333HickeyGym OneShieldsAvenue Davis,CA95616Coach’s E-Mail Address: [email protected]

Associate Head Coach: RozanneDeWeese(CSSanBernardino’97)Email: [email protected] Phone: (530)400-8655Assistant Coach: JasonHotaling(SonomaState‘96)

Media Relations Contact: RyanBurnsMedia Relations Office: (530)752-3505Burns’ E-Mail Address: TBAMedia Relations FAX: (530)754-5674Official Website: http://www.ucdavisaggies.com

2009 Record: 6-10-1,1-7-0(9th)Letterwinners Ret/Lost: 13/9Starters Ret/Lost: 6/5

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ROBINSON at UC DAVIS Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Conference Finish Postseason2009 6 10 1 1 7 0 9th,BigWest2008 7 7 3 2 5 1 T-7th,BigWest2007 6 12 0 1 7 0 9th,BigWest2006 9 6 2 Independent (noteligible)2005 5 10 3 Independent (noteligible)2004 8 9 1 Independent (noteligible)2003 9 9 1 7 7 0 T3rd,CCAANorth (noteligible)2002 13 7 2 8 4 2 1st,CCAANorth CCAAFinal;NCAAQuarterfinals2001 12 7 0 8 6 0 1st,CCCANorth CCAATournament2000 10 5 2 7 5 2 2nd,CCAANorth CCAATournament1999 11 6 1 9 4 1 2nd,CCAANorth1998 13 6 1 9 5 0 2nd,CCAANorth CCAATournament1997 10 7 2 4 4 2 4th,NCAC NCAAFirstRound1996 15 4 1 8 1 1 1st,NCAC1995 11 5 2 4 4 2 3rd,NCAC1994 7 9 1 3 4 1 3rd,NCAC1993 7 9 1 3 5 0 3rd,NCAC1992 10 7 1 4 4 0 3rd,NCACTotals 169 135 25 77 65 12

MARYCLAIRE ROBINSON Head Coach19th YearColorado College ’90

MaryClaire Robinson enters her 19th season as the face of UC Davis women’s soccer. During her tenure, she has amassed 169 victories and a .552 winning percentage. Nine times she has led her team to 10 wins or more, which includes a stretch of eight straight seasons with win totals in double figures. In all, Robinson holds a 169-135-25 record.

In 2006, the Aggies completed the final season of a four-year transi-tion to Division I. The year included a 9-6-2 record as well as a six-game winning streak. It was the team’s best mark since 2002 and provided a springboard to the much-anticipated 2007 season. In 2008, UC Davis posted a 7-7-3 mark and, with its stingy defense, was the only Big West team to allow two or fewer goals in each contest.

The D-I transition began with the 2003 season with 2004 being the first year of a schedule consisting exclusively of Division I teams. It was during that season the Aggies earned Soccer Buzz magazine’s No. 1 ranking among first-year Division I programs.

During the previous eight seasons, from 1995-2002, Robinson amassed a 95-47-11 record as well as three first-place and three second-place conference finishes. In 1996, her team won a career-best 15 games against just four losses and one tie. That included an 8-1-1 record in the Northern California Athletic Association (NCAC) and a conference title. For her efforts, Robinson was named the NCAC Coach of the Year

for the second time as well as Far West Region Coach of the Year. The team was ranked as high as No. 4 nationally and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in UC Davis history.

Robinson’s teams would later go on to win consecutive regular season divisional titles in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 2001 and 2002.

In 2002, the Aggies had one of the finest years in program history, winning 13 games and reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1996. During that run, UC Davis eliminated conference rival and two-time defending NCAA champion UC San Diego on its way to a national quarterfinal berth. For her efforts, Robinson was named the NCAA Division II West Region Coach of the Year for the second time in her career.

That season Robinson also directed the Aggies to the California Col-legiate Athletic Association tournament for the fourth time in five years, earning CCAA Coach-of-the-Year honors. She reached double figures in victories for the eighth straight time and the ninth time in her first 11 seasons along the Aggie sideline.

Prior to her current position, Robinson served as an assistant coach at UC Davis in 1991 and as JV head coach in 1990 where she guided the team to a 9-4 record.

As a collegiate player, Robinson won first-team All-Central Region honors four times at Colorado College and garnered first-team All-America distinction in 1989. She helped lead her teams to the NCAA title game twice, losing in 1986 and 1989 to North Carolina.

A 1990 graduate of Colorado College, Robinson has also received her teaching credential and master’s degree from Sacramento State.

Robinson holds an Advanced National Diploma with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and a B License with the United States Soccer Federation.

In 2006, Robinson and her teammates from their 1986 collegiate team were inducted into the Colorado College Athletic Hall of Fame. Robinson and her husband, UC Davis alumnus Peter Brostrom, reside in Sacramento with their daughters Teaghan and Piper.


Coaching Staff

ROZANNE DeWEESE Associate Head Coach7th YearCal State San Bernardino

Rozanne DeWeese begins her seventh season on the Aggie staff, and her fourth as associate head coach. She assists head coach MaryClaire Robinson in all facets of coaching, recruiting and program management. During her tenure with the Aggies, she has played an instrumental role in the Aggies’ transition to Division I. In all, she brings more than a decade of coaching experience to UC Davis.

DeWeese’s first three years with the Aggies coincided with the final three seasons for the program in its reclassification from Division II to Division I. During that time, she was an associate head coach on a team that posted a 9-6-2 record in 2006 as an independent competing against an all-DI schedule as well as a full slate against the team’s future Big West opponents.

Her efforts in recruiting have allowed Robinson to sign some of the program’s top classes in its 25-year history as varsity sport.

DeWeese arrived at UC Davis in July of 2004 after spending the pre-vious four seasons as an assistant coach at Indiana State University. Her responsibilities included on-field coaching, team travel and recruiting coordinator. During her four seasons with the Sycamores, ISU produced two first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference selections and four second-team all-conference honorees.

Before working on the staff at Indiana State, DeWeese spent three years as an assistant at her alma mater, California State University, San Bernardino. As a member of the staff at CSUSB she assisted with the recruiting efforts, practice sessions and monitored the academic progress of the women’s soccer team.

DeWeese played collegiately for the Coyotes and finished her career tied for third all-time in career goals (27) and fifth in points (61). In her senior season she was named team captain, a second-team All-California Col-legiate Athletic Association selec-tion, and a CoSIDA Academic All-American. DeWeese was the 1997 Scholar Athlete of the Year and was an NCAA Woman of the Year nominee.

DeWeese holds USSF Na-tional “B” and National Youth coaching licenses. She coaches a team with the local Davis Legacy soccer club.

JASON HOTALING Assistant Coach1st YearSonoma State ‘96

Hotaling begins his sixth season as an Aggie assistant coach and his first working full-time with both the men’s and women’s soccer programs. He will be primarily responsible for goalkeeper training and will assist with other aspeccts of both programs.

In addition to this duties with UC Davis, Hotaling works as a head coach for U12 and U16 teams with the Davis Youth Soccer League. Ho-taling also works with the Olympic Development Program in District 6, coaching and developing players while serving as a state evaluator. He also holds an advanced national goalkeeping license with the NSCAA and has taken leadership and management courses along the way.

After his collegiate career at SRJC and Chico State, Hotaling was a member of the Chico Rooks of the Premier Development League. He then returned to his hometown of Rohnert Park, Calif., where he finished his undergraduate degree at Sonoma State. Hotaling majored in speech communiciation with a minor in English.

Aggie Coaching HistoryUC Davis women’s soccer enters its 28th year of varsity status, having run under the guidance of just four head coaches. The program had been a club until 1983, then became a part of the intercollegiate athletics department after field hockey was discon-tinued.

With 18 of those seasons on her resumé, current head coach MaryClaire Robinson is by far the program’s winningest coach, claiming more than twice as many victories than the three previ-ous coaches combined. She reached the 150-win plateau in the 2006 season finale against Pacific.

Coach (Years) Record Pct.MaryClaire Robinson (1992-Present) 169-135-25 .552Nancy Slocum (1989-1991) 20-30-4 .407Keith Comfort (1985-1988) 26-45-7 .378 Sulaiman Ohiosumua (1983-84) 13-15-2* .467

* Incomplete record for 1984.

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Aggie Profiles

SAMANTHA FABERMidfielder5-4 • SeniorMoraga, Calif.Campolindo HS ’07

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�009: Started first two games of the season against Sacramento State (8/23) and Marist (8/30)... Scored Aggies’ lone goal in 1-1 tie against Sacramento State... Also posted season-high seven shots against Sacra-mento State... Fired a shot against Marist.

�008: Appeared in 12 games with 11 starts...Tied for second on the team with 3 goals and tied for third with 6 points...First goal came on a penalty kick at Fresno State (8/24) to tie the game at 2-2 in an eventaul 3-2 win for the Aggies...Next goal came three games later against UCF (9/7) as she broke a scoreless tie in the 72nd minute on an assist by Marisa Boge...Final goal was a dramtic 30-yard strike on a free kick with less than three minutes to go at Nevada (9/28) to give the Aggies a 2-1 victory...Led the team with 46 shots, including a season-high 8 against UCF.

�007: Started all 18 games...Finished third on the team in goals (4) and points (9)...One of just five Aggies to start every game and joins Rochelle VanBuskirk and Jordan Martin as the only returning players with that distinction...Led the Aggies with 45 shots...Began her scoring in the third game of the year against South Carolina (9/7) when she scored the Aggies’ only goal after connecting in the 74th minute...Assisted VanBuskirk’s goal in the 79th minute against Sacramento State (9/16) in a game UC Davis would go on to win in double overtime...Powered in a 35-yard unassisted blast in 24th minute against Cal State Northridge (10/5) before scoring again 15 minutes later to account for both Aggie goals in an eventual 2-1 victory...Final goal of the year came against UC Riverside (10/14) in which she broke a scoreless tie with five minutes remaining in regulation.

CAMPOLINDO HS ’07: Selected as Diablo Foothill Athletic League MVP as a junior and senior... Three-time All-DFAL first-team pick... Led team to North Coast Section championships for three straight years... Named on Contra Costa Times Select Team and Top 100 Athletes lists... Garnered CIF-NCS Scholar-Athlete honors for four years... Played club ball for California Northstars and Diablo Valley Black Pearl... Northstars advanced to State Cup quarterfinals in 2005 and 2006... Team also won Nomad College Showcase and USSC National Cup III titles, as well as reaching finals of Surf Cup and U.S. Youth Soccer Association regionals... Member of Super Y League national and regional ODP teams.

PERSONAL: Born in Berkeley, Calif.... Majoring in environmental toxicology... Parents are Peter & Cheralyn Faber... Career highlight was beating rival Miramonte HS in 2007 section semifinals, requiring two overtimes and penalty kicks... Participated in swimming for 12 years before turning to soccer.

Year G/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct.2007 18/ 18 4 1 9 45 .0892008 12/ 11 3 0 6 46 .0652009 2/ 2 1 0 2 8 .125Total 32/ 31 8 1 17 99 .081

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUMOne of the finest playing surfaces in Northern California, Ag-

gie Soccer Stadium has been the home to the UC Davis men’s and women’s soccer teams since 1985. Built with primarily volunteer time and materials, Aggie Soccer Stadium is a product of the community’s dedication to the sport of soccer.

The stadium bleachers, which have a capacity of 1,000 specta-tors, are the result of a 10-year project that reached completion in 1997. There are 65 nameplates affixed to the seat backs to recognize major stadium contributors. Additionally, an electronic scoreboard and high-fidelity sound system has been added to the facility.

Furthermore, new restrooms and concessions were added to the baseball/soccer complex during the 2001-02 year. In the summer of 2005, the field was resurfaced with a Bermuda hybrid and a new irrigation system was installed. Mark Lucas, who had previously worked at Cal, returned to UC Davis to supervise this project.

In 1994, Aggie Soccer Stadium was among those facilities invited to submit a bid to become a training facilities for the World Cup.


Aggie Profiles

RACHEL KAHNMidfielder/Forward5-2 • JuniorDanville, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’08

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�009: Started in all 17 games and finished with 16 shots... Recorded three shots in three straight games: Oct. 18 against Pacific, Oct. 23 against UC Santa Barbara and Oct. 30 at Cal State Fullerton... Fired two shots in opener against Sacramento State (8/23) and at San Jose Sate (9/18).

�008: Appeared in all 17 games with 2 starts...Finished with one goal and five shots...Scored first career goal in 35th minute against Cal State Fullerton (10/12) on an assist by Lisa Kemp...Goal was the first of two by the Aggies in an eventual 2-1 victory at home...Goal also came on her only shot of the game...Fired two shots in opener against Saint Mary’s (8/22)...Also had a shot againt UC Riverside (10/10) and Cal State Northridge (10/17)...Starts came in final two games of the season against Cal Poly (10/26) and Pacific (11/2)...Wore no. 26 as a freshman before switching to no. 16 in 2009.

MONTE VISTA HS ’08: Team captain as a senior...Named squad’s most inspirational player as a sophomore and senior...Helped led team to North Coast Section championship in 2005 as well as a title game appearance in 2007...Dual sport athlete (track and Field)...Track team won NCS title in 2006...Club team is Mustang Fury.

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Eileen and Eric Kahn... If she could change one thing about the sport, she would eliminate penalty kicks... Chose UC Davis because of its friendly atmosphere, athletics program and educa-tional opportunities... Would title her autobiography Life’s Too Short...Has hiked the Swiss Alps.

Year G/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct.2008 17/ 2 1 0 2 5 .2002009 17/ 17 0 0 0 16 .000Total 34/ 19 1 0 2 21 .080

LISA KEMPForward/Midfielder5-7 • JuniorEden Prairie, Minn.Eden Prairie HS ’08

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�009: Started all 17 games... Scored first career goal in 5-1 win at Montana (9/10)... Recorded 3 assists, including one in that same match at Montana... Assisted game-winner in the 2-1 win over Nevada (9/27) and assisted on first goal of the game against UC Irvine (10/9)... Recorded 34 total shots on the year, including four shots in a game on four differ-ent occasions: Marist (8/30), Eastern Washington (9/13), Nevada (9/27) and UC Riverside (11/1).

�008: Appeared in 16 games with 5 starts... Posted a team-high four assists... First assist came on season’s first goal against Saint Mary’s (8/22) when her cross led to a goal by Gabina Bohlman in the 60th minute... Assisted on both goals in 2-1 win against Cal State Fullerton (10/12)... Season’s final assist also led to game-winner by Boge in 1-0 victory over Cal Poly (10/26)... Finished the season with 29 shots, including a season-high six against UC Riverside (10/10) and four at Nevada (9/28).

EDEN PRAIRIE HS ’08: Helped lead team to state title as a sopho-more as well as a runner-up finish as a junior... Three-time All-Lake Con-ference selection after being named honorable mention as a freshman... Named to the state championship All-Tournament Team in both 2005 and 2006 (sophomore and junior seasons)... Three-time All-State and All-Metro selection... Led the team in scoring as a freshman, sophomore and junior and was team MVP as a junior... Played club for St. Croix Electic and helped lead team to 2007 state championship.

PERSONAL: Born in Magna, Utah... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Dien and Kirt Kemp... Lists winning state championship as top per-sonal and career highlights.

Year G/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct.2008 16/ 5 0 4 4 29 .0002009 17/ 17 1 3 5 34 .029Totals 33/ 22 1 7 9 63 .016

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Aggie Profiles

AISHA LOTTDefender5-9 • JuniorMilpitas, Calif.Archbishop Mitty HS ’08

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�009: Started all 17 games... Scored first career goal Aug. 30 in 3-2 win against Marist... Also scored Oct. 18 against Pacific... Registered an assist in UC Davis’ 5-1 win at Montana (9/10)... Totaled 10 shots, including two against Marist and at San Jose State (9/18).

�008: Appeared in all 17 games and started 12... Was a significant presence in the backfield, which was a unit that did not allow more than two goals all season... Starts came in first 12 games of the season... Had one shot against San Jose State (8/29) and again against UC Santa Barbara (10/24).

ARCHBISHOP MITTY HS ’08: Helped lead team to West Catholic Athletic League titles as a junior and senior... Named first-team All-WCAL both years... Team won Central Coast Section championship her junior year... Team’s most valuable defender as a junior... Teammates included current Aggies Jenna Brehmer and Samira Jaafari... Played club for De Anza Force ‘90 and helped lead team to State Cup semifinals three straight years (2006-08).

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in neurobiology, physiology & behavior... Parents are Vandalia Goode and Mark Lott...Older brother Abayomi attended UC Davis... Career highlight is making the regional pool in 2006 and 2007... Plays tenor saxophone.


ANNA QUIGLEYMidfielder/Forward5-3 • SophomoreFolsom, Calif.Folsom HS ’08

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�009: Appeared in 13 games... Scored first career goal in 5-1 victory at Montana (9/10)... Totaled five shots, four of which were on frame... Also recorded an assist on final goal of a 5-0 win at Cal State Bakersfield (9/4).

�008: Appeared in all 17 games...Finished her freshman season with seven shots in 416 minutes played...Had two shots against Cal Poly (10/26) and one shot each in five other games.

FOLSOM HS ’08: Helped lead the Bulldogs to second-place finishes in the Delta River League each year with the program...Named team of-fensive player of the year as a junior and senior as well as team MVP as a freshman...Played club for San Juan Spirits ‘90.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif.... Majoring in biological sciences...Parents are Christine and Thomas Quigley...Chose UC Davis because of its medical program...Sports hero is Lance Armstrong while her non-sports hero is Oprah Winfrey...If she won a million dollars, she would help underpriveleged students attend college...Has an aunt and uncle who both graduated from UC Davis.


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Aggie Profiles

ELISE WINBROCKMidfielder5-5 • JuniorDavis, Calif.Davis HS ’08

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�009: Appeared in all 17 games and started 13... Scored first career goal Sept. 13 in 6-1 win at Eastern Washington... Assisted on UC Davis’ lone goal at Long Beach State Oct. 4... Finished with 18 total shots, in-cluding three against Marist (8.30) and at Eastern Washington (9/13).

�008: Appeared in 11 games and started five... Finished with nine shots... First career start came against Utah Valey (9/21)... Started four consecutive games starting with UC Riverside (10/10), followed by Cal State Fullerton (10/12), Cal State Northridge (10/17) and UC Santa Barbara (10/24)... Had season-high three shots against Utah Valley before equaling that mark against UC Riverside... Also tallied a shot against Sacramento State (9/12), Cal State Fullerton and Cal State Northridge... Wore no. 12 as a freshman before switching to no. 6 in 2009.

DAVIS HS ’08: Four-year varsity starter for the Blue Devils... Helped lead team to league titles each year... Team won the Monticello Empire League in her freshman and sophomore seasons before moving to the Delta Valley Conference where it won titles in her junior and senior seasons... Named first-team All-Metro by Sacramento Bee as a senior after collecting second-team honors as a junior... All-league member her final three years while being voted team’s most inspirational player during the same time period... Blue Devils won 86 games during her career and won the 2007 Sac-Joaquin Section title... Played club for Davis Legacy ‘89.

PERSONAL: Born in Davis, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Parents are Mona Ellerbrock and Bruce Winner... Lists Gaizka Mendieta as her sports hero... Activities growing up included 12 years as a tap dancer.


JENNA BREHMERDefender/Midfielder5-6 • JuniorSan Jose, Calif.Archbishop Mitty HS ’07

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�009: Started in 12 of 14 matches... Tallied two assists which came in back-to-back games against Marist (8/30) and at Cal State Bakersfield (9/4)... Fired seven shots with two landing on frame.

�008: Redshirted.ARCHBISHOP MITTY HS ’08: Earned first-team All-West Catholic

Athletic League honors as a senior while garnering second-team all-sec-tion honors as a junior... Helped lead Monarchs to WCAL titles both seasons... Squad won Central Coast Section title in her senior season after advancing to the semifinals the year before... Teammates included current Aggie Aisha Lott... Played club ball for the De Anza Strykers, Mustang Fury and Los Gatos and has been on three State Cup finalist teams... Member of State ODP team from 2004 to 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in viticulture & enol-ogy... Parents are Kelly & Kevin Brehmer... Four-year honor student at Archbishop Mitty... Career highlight was scoring on a penalty kick to lead team to league championship as a senior... Period in history she wishes she could have witnessed was the knocking down of the Berlin Wall.

Year G/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct.2009 14/ 12 0 2 2 7 .000

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Aggie Profiles

KATHLEEN BRANDLGoalkeeper 5-7 • SophomoreRedwood City, Calif.Saint Francis HS ’09

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�009: Appeared in 4 matches at goalkeeper... Recorded 5 saves and gave up only 2 goals.

SAINT FRANCIS HS ’09: Helped lead team to a Central Coast Section title as well as a league championship... Received Team Choice Award while also being named a Scholar Athlete... Also competed on the swimming team early in her career... Played club ball for De Anza and helped lead Force to consecutive State Cup titles in 2008 and 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Redwood City, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Parents are Margaret Wong and Michael Brandl... Career highlights include winning back-to-back CYSA-N State Cup championships..If she could change one thing about the sport, it would be to eliminate penalty kicks... Grandfather, Thomas Brandl, was a 1938 English breastroke record-holder.

Year G/ GS GA Avg. ShO W-L-T Sv Min2009 4/ 0 2 2.22 0 0-0-0 5 80:58

ALEX GATTIForward5-3 • SophomoreBurbank, Calif.The Buckley School ’09

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�009: Appeared in 16 games... Started final three straight games of the season... Recorded an assist in Aggies’ 6-1 victory at Eastern Wash-ington (9/13)... Posted a season-high three shots at UC Riverside (11/1)... Finished with eight shots, five of which were on frame.

THE BUCKLEY SCHOOL ’09: Named team’s most valuable player all four years... Two-time Libert League MVP... Received All-CIF Southern Section honors three times... Team captain her final three years... Also a member of the volleyball team for four years... Named a Scholar Athlete as a senior... Played club soccer for Palos Verdes Soccer Club.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Majoring in political sci-ence... Daughter of Kelliann Ladd-Gatti and John Gatti.


ALLISON KELLYForward5-8 • SophomoreSacramento, Calif.Rio Americano HS ’09

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�009: Started 16 games as a true freshman... Recorded seven shots, four of which were on goal.

RIO AMERICANO HS ’09: Helped lead team to a Sac Joaquin Section title as a senior... Named Capital Athletic League most valuable player as a senior after racking up 22 goals and 6 assists... Team was a section finalist in her junior season... Named team MVP her final two years... Combined for 33 goals and 12 asissts her final two seasons... In all, helped lead team to at least the quarterfinals of the section cham-pionship three times.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif... .Majoring in design... Daughter of Tania and James Kelly... Career highlight is winning U14 Cal North State Cup championship... Step-aunt, Coco Lee, is a popular singer in Asia.


ALEXIS KNUDTSONForward5-6 • SophomoreGranite Bay, Calif.Granite Bay HS ’09

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�009: Appeared in 15 games... Notched first career goal in Aggies’ 5-0 win at Cal State Bakersfield (9/4)... Assisted on UC Davis’ lone goal against Saint Mary’s (10/2)... Finished the season with eight shots.

GRANITE BAY HS ’09: Helped lead team to a pair of Sierra Foothill Conference titles as well as second-place finishes at the section champi-onship... Three-time first-team All-Area selection... Two-sport athlete also named All-League as a member of the basketball team... Played club soccer for San Juan Spirits.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif... .Majoring in animal biol-ogy... Daughter of Gigi and Bud Knudtson... Lists Italy as a destination she would most like to visit... Would title her autobiography The Sound Of Silence... Her sister, Nicole, is her non-sports hero... If she could change anything about the sport, she would make the goals larger.


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MACIE McMILLANDefender5-7 • R-FreshmanSan Jose, Calif.Valley Christian HS ’09

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Section title as well as another trip to the championship game during her career... Team also won a West Catholic Athletic League title in her career... First-team all-league selection as a senior after garnering second-team honors as a sophomore... Team captain as as a senior while being named Most Valuable Defender... Three-time Scholar-Athlete selection... Played club ball for De Anza Force 90 and helped lead team to back-to-back semifinal appearances at the Cal-North State Cup.

PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif.... Majoring in pre-managerial economics... Daughter of Holly and Curtis McMillan... Would travel the world and give to those in need if she won a million dollars... Lists her parents as her non-sports heroes... Career highlight is scoring a goal on a header on Senior Night to give team a 1-0 victory.

ELAINE TANSKIMidfielder5-3 • R-FreshmanOrinda, Calif.Miramonte HS ’09

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titles as a junior and senior... Named first-team All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League selection three times... Also been named first-team All-DFAL three times as a member of the cross country team... Received Miramonte Art Award as a senior... Played club for Lamorinda and helped lead team to 2007 CYSA Golden State Soccer League U17 Gold Division championship.

PERSONAL: Born in Oakland, Calif.... Has not yet declared a major... Daughter of Renee Szu and Charles Tanski... Would title autobiography, Elaine The Insane Pain... Career highlight is winning section championship as a senior... Lists Ireland as the place she would most want to visit... Superstitions include not drinking milk on game day.

KATIE WEBBDefender5-7 • SophomoreSouth San Francisco, Calif.Burlingame HS ’09

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�009: Started all 17 games as a true freshman... Scored first career goal and recorded an assist at Eastern Washington Sept. 13... Finished with 11 shots, including five on frame... Had a season-high two shots at Cal Poly (10/15) and at Cal State Fullerton (10/30)... Wore no. 25 as a freshman before switching to no. 7 in 2010.

BURLINGAME HS ’09: Helped lead team to back-to-back Central Coast Section titles as a junior and senior... First-team All-Peninsula Ath-letic League selection as a senior after receiving second-team honors as a junior... First-team All-County as a junior and senior... Team’s two-year record her junior and senior seasons was 44-2-5... Four-year member of California Scholarship Federation... Played club for Juventus Destiny... Club team was a 2009 State Cup finalist after advancing to quarterfinals the year before... Club team also won 2008 Cal Cup.

PERSONAL: Born in San Mateo, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Daughter of Denise and Robert Webb.


STEPHANIE WINKENWEDERDefender5-7 • FreshmanTemecula, Calif.Great Oak HS ’09

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�009: Appeared in 6 games on defense, making one start against Pacific (10/18).

GREAT OAK HS ’09: Actually did not participate on high school soccer team... Instead, was a multiple MVP in water polo team... Played club soccer for San Diego Surf Soccer Club... Helped lead club team to Pegasus Cup Championship in 2008... Club team was also a 2008 Surf Cup finalist while winning the Nomads College Cup in 2009 as well as adavancing to the semifinals of the National Cup.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Parents are Lynne and Derek Winkenweder... Lists her mother as her non-sports hero... Would travel the world if she won a million dollars.


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ANNACY WILSONForward/Midfielder5-8 • JuniorMill Valley, Calif.Santa Rosa JC /Washington/ Tamalpais HS ‘07��

SANTA ROSA JR. COLLEGE: Scored 16 goals with 5 assists for 37 total points, 2nd on team... Earned Big 8 Conference Player of the Week for weekend ending 10/2/09... Earned Dean’s Highest Honors.

WASHINGTON: Attended 2007-08 but did not participate in athletics.

TAMALPAIS HS ’07: Four-year letterwinner in soccer... Also com-peted in basketball for two years... Received Highest Honors all four years... Played for Marin FC for four years.

PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif... Majoring in human development... Parents are Greg Wilson and Lou Bosch-Wilson... Has one sibling, Ryan... Would someday like to travel to every continent... Hopes to become an elementary school teacher.

AUBREE HARBISONForward/Midfielder5-7 • JuniorMurrieta, Calif.Murrieta Valley HS ‘08

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UC DAVIS TRACK & FIELD: Competed in the long jump and triple jump during the 2008-09 season... Recorded a season-best 4.69m (15-4.75) at Causeway Dual with Sacramento State.

MURRIETA VALLEY HS ’08: Earned team’s Most Outstanding honors among jumpers... Posted prep PRs and school records of 18-3 in long jump, 37-5 in triple jump... Won Southwestern League long jump title (17-2)... Three-time All-Academic honoree... Helped team to Inland Empire championship in 2007... Finished 3rd at Empire meet in both long and triple jumps as a senior... Qualified for Southern Sec-tion finals in 2008... Also a four-year letterwinner in soccer, serving as team captain as a senior... Played four years for Southwest Soccer Club in Temecula, Calif.

PERSONAL: Born in Murrieta, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy... Parents are Mark & Shari Harbison... If she won $1 million, she would travel to underprivileged countries... As such, she one day hopes to adopt a child from a foreign country.

SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE: Received All-Foothill Conference honors in two seasons with the Wolverines... All-Foothill second-team selection after earning honorable mention as a freshman... Helped lead SBVC to back-to-back conference titles... Posted a 0.74 goals against average with 14 shutouts as a sophomore and allowed just 14 goals in 1,704 minutes... Ranked sixth in the state in GAA.

ARROYO VALLEY HS ’08: Two-time All-San Andreas League first-team honoree... Also earned all-league second team honors in volleyball.

PERSONAL: Born in Michoacan, Mexico... Parents are Jose and Maria Magaña... Notes that she did not start playing goalkeeper until the age of 17... Plans to major in sociology with aspirations to pursue a career in criminal justice.

MARIA MAGAÑAGoalkeeper5-6 • JuniorSan Bernardino, Calif.San Bernardino Valley College/ Arroyo Valley HS ’080

SAN LUIS OBISPO HS ’�0: Helped lead team to 77 wins over her four-year prep career and a top-three finish in the Pac 7 each season... Advanced to semifinals of the Southern Section Championships... Named Offensive Player of the Year by her team as a sophomore... Earned first team All-League and All-CIF-SS honors in her senior season... Also se-lected as the Pac 7 Offensive Most Valuable Player as well as team MVP... Competed for the Eagles Soccer Club where she helped lead her team to second place in the CSL Premier League as well as at the Far West Regionals and Cal South National Cup... Her club team was the 2008 North vs South Premier Champion.

PERSONAL: Born in San Luis Obispo, Calif.... Majoring in biologi-cal sciences, with hopes of advancing to medical school... Parents are Mauricio and Lynn Argente... Has one sibling, Braelyn.

KIELE ARGENTEForward5-7 • FreshmanSan Luis Obispo, Calif.San Luis Obispo HS ’10

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STEPHANIE BELLMidfielder5-4 • FreshmanSunnyvale, Calif.Saint Francis HS ‘10

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SAINT FRANCIS HS ’�0: Totaled 42 goals and 28 assists in her three years, including 18-18-54 as a senior... Helped lead team to Cen-tral Coast Section titles in her sophomore and senior years... Selected as CCS Girls Soccer Player of the Year by San Jose Mercury News and Palo Alto Daily News... Selected as Saint Francis’ Girl’s Athlete of the Year... Competed for the De Anza Force 91 club team which has won the last three straight State Cup championships... Also advanced to the USYS Far West Regional semifinals.

PERSONAL: Born in Mountain View, Calif... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Rick Bell and Sharon Sammon... Has one sister, Katie... Would like to become a physical therapist.

BRIDGET BERMANMidfielder/Defender5-4 • FreshmanWestlake Village, Calif.Westlake Village HS ’10

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WESTLAKE VILLAGE HS ’�0: Team captain and four-year varsity starter... Named Marmonte League Defensive MVP while also earning All-Marmonte League and All-County first-team honors as a senior... Selected to first team as a junior as well... Voted her team’s most inspi-rational player in 2008-09 while guiding the Warriors to a first-place finish in the league... Second-team All-League as a sophomore and has been a Scholar Athlete multiple times... Also competed for Real So Cal soccer club for nine years.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Angeles, Calif.... Has not declared a ma-jor... Parents are Bruce & Bente Berman... Brother, Brett, attends UC Irvine... Lists her career highlight as scoring the game-winning goal during regionals.

ASHLEY EDWARDSMidfielder/Forward5-6 • FreshmanDanville, Calif.San Ramon Valley HS ’10

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SAN RAMON VALLEY HS `�0: Earned All-East Bay Athletic League as senior (first team) and junior (second team)... Team won three straight Norht Coast Section titles, then finished as runner-up in 2009... Helped lead SRV to back-to-back Tri-Valley Classic championships... Also competed for the Mustang Spirit club team and helped lead the team to four straight State Cup championships and the 2007 Far West Regionals semifinals...

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Cameron and Cheryl Edwards... Has one brother Bobby, who attends Stanford... Career highlight was winning three con-secutive section championships.

HANNAH HICKSMidfielder5-6 • FreshmanValencia, Calif.Valencia HS ‘10

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VALENCIA HS ’�0: Helped lead Vikings to a 14-5-2 record as a senior and a third-place finish in the Foothill League... Two-time second-team All-Foothill selection... Scored 6 goals with 6 assists for 18 total points in 2009, improving from 3-6-12 stats as a junior... Named as team’s Midfielder of the Year.... Earned Principal’s Award as well as Viking Valor and Scholar-Athlete honors all four years... Participated in football as a freshman, earning Special Teams Player of the Year... Played for Santa Clarita United for 10 years in Valencia.

PERSONAL: Born in Tarzana, Calif.... Majoring in animal science, with career plans of becoming a veterinarian... Parents are Brian and Carla Hicks... Has one sister, Sara... Proudest personal accomplishment was earning VHS football’s Special Teams Player of the Year.

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KIRSTIN HOLMBERGMidfielder/Defender5-8 • FreshmanPetaluma, Calif.Petaluma HS ’10

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PETALUMA HS ’�0: Received back-to-back All-Sonoma County League first-team honors after being selected to the second team as a sophomore... Helped lead Petaluma to an SCL title in 2007... Also played for Sonoma County Alliance club team from 1999-2010.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Rosa, Calif... Parents are Carolyn and Alan Holmberg... Majoring in viticulture and enology.

JORDAN JENKINSForward5-5 • FreshmanSanta Cruz, Calif.Santa Cruz HS ’10

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SANTA CRUZ HS ’�0: Earned All-Santa Cruz County Athletic League second team honors, leading team to a second-place league finish and Central Coast Section title... The Cardinals finished first in the SCCAL the previous three seasons... Two-time state qualifier in cross country... Played club ball for De Anza Force, which won U16 national title in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Santa Clara, Calif... Majoring in film studies, hoping for career as a critic or screenplay writer... Parents are Robert and Liane Jenkins... Lists her career highlight as scoring the gamewinner in the second overtime period of a CCS playoff game.

MARY BETH MAZUREKForward/Midfielder5-3 • FreshmanVentura, Calif.Saint Bonaventure HS ’10

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SAINT BONAVENTURE HS ’�0: Captured All-Tri-Valley League distinction all four years, including first-team honors as a senior... Scored 6 goals with 6 assists for 18 points in 2009... Played club ball for Real SoCal (Agoura, Calif.) from 2005-10... Competed at USYS U17 championship in 2010.

PERSONAL: Born in Ventura, Calif.... Majoring in biological scienc-es... Parents are Robert & Janice Mazurek... One of three siblings, along with Kelly (25) and Marena (15)... Aspires for career as a dentist.

COURTNEY STROMBECKMidfielder/Defender5-10 • FreshmanOrangevale, Calif.Bella Vista HS ’10

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SAINT BONAVENTURE HS ’�0: Selected as school’s Best Female Athlete, lettering in both soccer and basketball... Scored 3 goals with an assist in both 2007 and 2008... Starred in club ball for Boca Jrs. (Sacra-mento, Calif.)... Played for Super Y-League National ODP squad in 2006 and 2007... Three-year Cal-North State ODP member... Selected to U15 national pool in 2007, Adidas ESP on 2008.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology, hoping for career in sports medicine... Parents are Mike & Patti Strombeck... Middle child of three, along with Spencer (21) and Chase (16).


2010 Numerical Roster

No Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown School(s) Major0 MariaMAGAñA GK 5-6 Jr. SanBernardino,Calif. ArroyoValleyHS‘08/SanBernardinoValley Sociology

1 KathleenBRANDL GK 5-7 So. RedwoodCity,Calif. SaintFrancisHS’09 ExerciseBiology

2 StephanieWINKENWEDER D 5-7 So. Temecula,Calif. GreatOakHS’09 ExerciseBiology

3 AnnaQUIGLEY MF/F 5-3 Jr. Folsom,Calif. FolsomHS’08 BiologicalSciences

4 HannahHICKS F 5-6 Fr. Valencia,Calif. ValenciaHS‘10 AnimalScience

5 JennaBREHMER D/MF 5-6 So. SanJose,Calif. ArchbishopMittyHS’08 InternationalRelations

6 EliseWINBROCK MF 5-5 Jr. Davis,Calif. DavisHS’08 Psychology

7 KatieWEBB D 5-7 So. SouthSanFrancisco,Calif. BurlingameHS‘09 Undeclared

8 AishaLOTT D 5-9 Jr. Milpitas,Calif. ArchbishopMittyHS’08 Neurobiology,Physiology&Behavior

9 KieleARGENTE F 5-7 Fr. SanLuisObispo,Calif. SanLuisObispo‘10 BiologicalSciences

10 ElaineTANSKI MF 5-3 RFr. Orinda,Calif. MiramonteHS’09 ArtStudio

11 JordanJENKINS F 5-5 Fr. SantaCruz,Calif. SantaCruzHS‘10 FilmStudies

12 AshleyEDWARDS MF/F 5-6 Fr. Danville,Calif. SanRamonValleyHS‘10 ExerciseBiology

13 LisaKEMP F/MF 5-7 Jr. EdenPrairie,Minn. EdenPrairieHS’08 Sociology

14 KirstinHOLMBERG MF/D 5-8 Jr. Petaluma,Calif. PetalumaHS‘10 Viticulture&Enology

15 AlexisKNUDTSON F 5-6 So. GraniteBay,Calif. GraniteBayHS’09 AnimalBiology

16 RachelKAHN MF/F 5-2 Jr. Danville,Calif. MonteVistaHS’08 ExerciseBiology

17 AlexGATTI F 5-3 So. Burbank,Calif. TheBuckleySchool’09 PoliticalScience

18 BridgetBERMAN MF/D 5-4 Fr. WestlakeVillage,Calif. WestlakeVillageHS‘10 Exploratory

19 SamanthaFABER MF 5-4 Sr. Moraga,Calif. CampolindoHS’07 EnvironmentalToxicology

20 MacieMcMILLAN D 5-7 RFr. SanJose,Calif. ValleyChristianHS’09 Pre-ManagerialEconomics

21 CourtneySTROMBECK MF/D 5-10 Fr. Orangevale,Calif. BellaVistaHS‘10 ExerciseBiology

22 AllisonKELLY F 5-8 So. Sacramento,Calif. RioAmericanoHS’09 Design

23 MaryBethMAZUREK F/MF 5-3 Fr. Ventura,Calif. SaintBonaventureHS‘10 BiologicalSciences

24 StephanieBELL MF 5-4 Fr. Sunnyvale,Calif. SaintFrancisHS‘10 ExerciseBiology

25 AnnacyWILSON F/MF 5-8 Sr. MillValley,Calif. TamalpaisHS‘07/SantaRosaJC HumanDevelopment

26 AubreeHARBISON F/MF 5-7 Jr. Murrieta,Calif. MurrietaValleyHS‘08 Psychology

MaryClaireROBINSON HeadCoach,19thYear(ColoradoCollege’90) RozanneDeWEESE AssociateHeadCoach,7thYear(CalStateSanBernardino’97) JasonHOTALING AssistantCoach,1stYear(SonomaState‘96)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEKiele ARGENTE: “KY-lee” “ar-GEN-tay”Jenna BREHMER: “BRAY-mer”Alex GATTI: rhymes with “Daddy”Maria MAGAÑA: “muh-GAH-nyuh”Mary Beth MAZUREK: “muh-ZUR-ik”ANNACY Wilson: “AH-nah-see” (like “on a sea”)Stephanie WINKENWEDER: “WINK-en-wee-der”


2009 Game-by-Game Results

Date Opponent W/L/T Score Overall Conf. Att. UCDavisgoals(assists)Aug. 23 SACRAMENTO STATE T O2 1-1 0-0-1 0-0-0 231 Samantha Faber (Marisa Boge)Aug. 30 MARIST W 3-2 1-0-1 0-0-0 175 Rochelle VanBuskirk (Jenna Brehmer) Aisha Lott (unassisted) Rochelle VanBuskirk (penalty kick)Sept. 4 at Cal State Bakersfield W 5-0 2-0-1 0-0-0 294 Marisa Boge (unassisted) Marisa Boge (Jenna Brehmer) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Jordan Martin) Marisa Boge (Rochelle VanBuskirk) Alexis Knudtson (Anna Quigley)Sept. 10 at Montana W 5-1 3-0-1 0-0-0 433 Britnee Warmerdam (Aisha Lott) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Marisa Boge) Anna Quigley (Lisa Kemp) Lisa Kemp (unassisted) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Marisa Boge)Sept. 13 at Eastern Washington W 6-1 4-0-1 0-0-0 80 Marisa Boge (Rochelle VanBuskirk) Elise Winbrock (Webb; VanBuskirk) Rochelle VanBuskirk (unassisted) Marisa Boge (Rochelle VanBuskirk) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Alex Gatti) Katie Webb (unassisted)Sept. 18 at San Jose State L O2 0-1 4-1-1 0-0-0 431 -Sept. 20 FRESNO STATE L 0-1 4-2-1 0-0-0 430 -Sept. 27 NEVADA W 2-1 5-2-1 0-0-0 245 Rochelle VanBuskirk (penalty kick) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Martin; Kemp)Oct. 2 SAINT MARY’S L O2 1-2 5-3-1 0-0-0 311 Rochelle VanBuskirk (Alexis Knudtson)Oct. 4 at Long Beach State * L 1-2 5-4-1 0-1-0 298 Rochelle VanBuskirk (Elise Winbrock)Oct. 9 UC IRVINE * W 2-1 6-4-1 1-1-0 235 Marisa Boge (Lisa Kemp) Rochelle VanBuskirk (Marisa Boge)Oct. 11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE * L OT 0-1 6-5-1 1-2-0 274 -Oct. 15 at Cal Poly * L 0-1 6-6-1 1-3-0 263 -Oct. 18 PACIFIC * L 1-2 6-7-1 1-4-0 211 Aisha Lott (unassisted)Oct. 23 UC SANTA BARBARA * L 1-4 6-8-1 1-5-0 363 Rochelle VanBuskirk (penalty kick)Oct. 30 at Cal State Fullerton * L 0-1 6-9-1 1-6-0 222 -Nov. 1 at UC Riverside * L 0-2 6-10-1 1-7-0 215 -

* Big West Conference game

SUMMARY Overall 6-10-1 Big West 1-7-0 Home 3-5-1 Away 3-5 Neutral 0-0 Overtime 0-3-1

SCORING BY PERIODPeriod 1 2 OT O2 TotAGGIES 13 15 0 0 - 28Opponents 10 11 1 2 - 24

TEAM STATISTICSSHOTSTATISTICS AGS OPP Goals-Shot Attempts: 28-267 24-217 Shot pct: .105 .111 Goals/game: 1.65 1.41 Shots/game: 15.7 12.8 Assists 21 27

GOALBREAKDOWN Total Goals 28 24 Penalty 3 0 Unassisted 6 5 Overtime 0 2

CORNERKICKS 67 82

PENALTYKICKS 3-3 0-0

PENALTIES Fouls 196 180 Yellow Cards 7 8 Red Cards 0 1

ATTENDANCE 2,475 2,236Dates (Avg.) 9 (275) 8 (280) Neutral Site (Avg.) 0 (0)


2009 Individual Statistics

SCORINGNo. Player GP/ GS Goals Ast Pts Shots Pct. SOG4 Rochelle VanBuskirk 17/ 17 13 4 30 54 .241 219 Marisa Boge 17/ 17 6 4 16 55 .109 228 AISHA LOTT 17/ 17 2 1 5 10 .200 613 LISA KEMP 17/ 17 1 3 5 34 .029 96 ELISE WINBROCK 17/ 13 1 1 3 18 .056 925 KATIE WEBB 17/ 17 1 1 3 11 .091 515 ALEXIS KNUDTSON 15/ 0 1 1 3 8 .125 53 ANNA QUIGLEY 13/ 0 1 1 3 5 .200 419 SAMANTHA FABER 2/ 2 1 0 2 8 .125 111 Britnee Warmerdam 17/ 17 1 0 2 6 .167 418 Jordan Martin 17/ 17 0 2 2 19 .000 75 JENNA BREHMER 14/ 12 0 2 2 7 .000 217 ALEX GATTI 16/ 3 0 1 1 8 .000 516 RACHEL KAHN 17/ 17 0 0 0 16 .000 622 ALLISON KELLY 16/ 0 0 0 0 7 .000 414 Greer Wilk 2/ 0 0 0 0 1 .000 021 Shawna Kelly 4/ 3 0 0 0 0 .000 012 Taylor Wright 1/ 0 0 0 0 0 .000 07 Pip Harragin 6/ 0 0 0 0 0 .000 02 STEPHANIE WINKENWEDER 6/ 1 0 0 0 0 .000 01 KATHLEEN BRANDL 4/ 0 0 0 0 0 .000 00 Sarah Peters 17/ 17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 AGGIES 17 28 21 77 267 .105 110 Opponents 17 24 27 75 217 .111 93

GOALKEEPERSNo. Player GP/ GS Min GA Avg. Sv Pct. W-L-T ShO0 Sarah Peters 17/ 17 1501:11 22 1.32 65 .747 6-10-1 01 KATHLEEN BRANDL 4/ 0 80:58 2 2.22 5 .714 0-0-0 0 Team 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 1 AGGIES 17 1582:09 24 1.37 73 .753 6-10-1 1 Opponents 17 1582:09 28 1.59 92 .767 10-6-1 6

MISCELLANEOUISGAME-WINNINGGOALSRochelle VanBuskirk 4, Marisa Boge 1, ELISE WINBROCK 1

OVERTIMEGOALSNone

PENALTYKICKSRochelle VanBuskirk 3

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2009 Big West Conference Recap

STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pts W L T Pct. GF GACal Poly ($) 7 1 0 21 14 5 1 .725 29 16Cal State Northridge 6 2 0 18 10 10 0 .600 21 23UC Santa Barbara (*) 5 2 1 16 9 10 3 .477 27 33UC Irvine 4 3 1 13 12 7 2 .619 37 20Pacific 4 3 1 13 10 6 3 .605 29 17Cal State Fullerton 4 3 1 13 6 8 5 .447 13 18UC Riverside 1 6 1 4 6 9 4 .421 14 16Long Beach State 1 6 1 4 5 11 3 .342 18 29UCDAVIS 1 7 0 3 6 10 1 .382 28 24$ - indicates regular season champion* - indicates NCAA Tournament

AWARDSOFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kailyn Kugler, UC Santa BarbaraMIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR: Angelica Figueroa, PacificDEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Julianne Grinstead, Cal PolyGOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR: Coral Hoover, Cal PolyFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Cynthia Jacobo, Cal State NorthridgeCOACH OF THE YEAR: Keith West, Cal State Northridge

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMKailyn Kugler UC Santa Barbara Jr FKylie McDonald UC Santa Barbara Jr FFarryn Townley Cal State Northridge Jr FROCHELLEVanBUSKIRK UCDAVIS Sr FLinday Bullock Long Beach State Jr MFAngelica Figueroa Pacific So MFShawna Gordon Long Beach State So MFJacqui Simon UC Santa Barbara Jr MF Kylee Ah Choy Pacific Jr DJudy Christopher UC Irvine So DJulianne Grinstead Cal Poly Sr D Carissa Voegele Cal Poly Sr DCoral Hoover Cal Poly Sr GK

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAMMorgan Miller Cal Poly Jr FTanya Taylor UC Irvine Jr FKristina Wavomba Pacific So FSonia Espitia Cal State Northridge Jr MFJulie McKee Cal Poly Fr MFAshley Parks UC Riverside Sr MFDana Sanderlin UC Irvine Fr MFKatie Fox Cal State Northridge Jr DChantel Hubbard Long Beach State Jr DNicole Romanowski UC Santa Barbara Jr DCynthia Jacobo Cal State Northridge Fr GK

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTIONHeidi Farran Cal State Northridge So FCici Kobinski Cal Poly Fr FMaricela Padilla Pacific Fr FDanielle Bitonti Cal State Fullerton Jr MFErin Ortega UC Santa Barbara Fr MFAlex Topp Pacific So MFTamara Dewey Cal State Fullerton Jr DBrielle Slepicoff Cal State Northridge So DAlexa Stringer UC Santa Barbara So DDanielle deSeriere UC Irvine Jr GK

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2009 Big West Conference Statistical Leaders

POINTS G Gls Ast Pts Avg.1. ROCHELLE VanBUSKIRK, UCD 17 13 4 30 1.762. Kailyn Kugler, UCSB 22 9 5 23 1.053. Angelica Figueroa, PAC 19 6 8 20 1.05 Farryn Townley, CSUN 20 9 2 20 1.005. Maricela Padilla, PAC 12 8 2 18 1.506. MARISA BOGE, UCD 17 6 4 16 0.94 Dana Sanderlin, UCI 20 6 4 16 0.80 Tanya Taylor, UCI 21 6 4 16 0.769. Shawna Gordon, LBSU 19 5 5 15 0.7910. Morgan Miller, CP 19 5 4 14 0.74

POINTS/GAME G Gls Ast Pts Avg.1. ROCHELLE VanBUSKIRK, UCD 17 13 4 30 1.762. Maricela Padilla, PAC 12 8 2 18 1.503. Angelica Figueroa, PAC 19 6 8 20 1.054. Kailyn Kugler, UCSB 22 9 5 23 1.055. Farryn Townley, CSUN 20 9 2 20 1.006. MARISA BOGE, UCD 17 6 4 16 0.947. Dana Sanderlin, UCI 20 6 4 16 0.808. Shawna Gordon, LBSU 19 5 5 15 0.799. Tanya Taylor, UCI 21 6 4 16 0.7610. Morgan Miller, CP 19 5 4 14 0.74

GOALS G Gls Avg.1. ROCHELLE VanBUSKIRK, UCD 17 13 0.762. Farryn Townley, CSUN 20 9 0.45 Kailyn Kugler, UCSB 22 9 0.414. Maricela Padilla, PAC 12 8 0.675. MARISA BOGE, UCD 17 6 0.35 Angelica Figueroa, PAC 19 6 0.32 Dana Sanderlin, UCI 20 6 0.30 Tanya Taylor, UCI 21 6 0.299. Morgan Miller, CP 19 5 0.26 Shawna Gordon, LBSU 19 5 0.26 Tiffany Gummow, CP 20 5 0.25 Mar Rodriguez, UCI 21 5 0.24

ASSISTS G Ast Avg.1. Angelica Figueroa, PAC 19 8 0.422. Kylie McDonald, UCSB 22 7 0.323. Kristina Condon-Sherwood, CP 19 6 0.324. Shawna Gordon, LBSU 19 5 0.26 Bianca Burright, CP 20 5 0.25 Devon Delarosa, UCI 21 5 0.24 Kailyn Kugler, UCSB 22 5 0.23 Jacqui Simon, UCSB 22 5 0.239. MARISA BOGE, UCD 17 4 0.24 ROCHELLE VanBUSKIRK, UCD 17 4 0.24 Milana Shabestari, UCI 18 4 0.22 Chantel Hubbard, LBSU 19 4 0.21 Morgan Miller, CP 19 4 0.21 Kristina Wavomba, PAC 19 4 0.21 Dana Sanderlin, UCI 20 4 0.20 Tanya Taylor, UCI 21 4 0.19

SHOTS G No Avg.1. MARISA BOGE, UCD 17 55 3.24 Tanya Taylor, UCI 21 55 2.623. ROCHELLE VanBUSKIRK, UCD 17 54 3.624. Angelica Figueroa, PAC 19 52 2.745. Lindsay Bullock, LBSU 19 48 2.536. Kailyn Kugler, UCSB 22 47 2.147. Maricela Padilla, PAC 12 45 3.758. Kristina Wavomba, PAC 19 44 2.329. Jacqui Simon, UCSB 22 43 1.9510. Farryn Townley, CSUN 20 38 1.90

SAVES G No Avg.1. Coral Hoover, CP 17 113 6.652. Jessica White, UCR 19 112 5.893. SARAH PETERS, UCD 17 65 3.824. Danielle de Seriere, UCI 19 64 3.375. Tammy Lenham, UCSB 16 62 3.886. Jill Medigovich, PAC 19 59 3.117. Emily Kingsborough, LBSU 12 40 3.338. Nicoline Jorgensen, LBSU 10 37 3.709. Jordan Santos, CSF 7 34 4.8610. Leah Elliott, CSUN 8 30 3.75

SHUTOUTS G No Avg.1. Coral Hoover, CP 17 11.0 0.652. Danielle de Seriere, UCI 19 8.0 0.423. Jessica White, UCR 19 7.0 0.374. Jill Medigovich, PAC 19 6.0 0.325. Cynthia Jacobo, CSUN 7 5.0 0.716. Tammy Lenham, UCSB 16 4.0 0.257. Shannon Simpson, CSF 11 3.0 0.27 Jordan Santos, CSF 7 3.0 0.43 Emily Kingsborough, LBSU 12 3.0 0.2510. Kellie Drenner, CSUN 5 1.0 0.20 Leah Elliott, CSUN 8 1.0 0.12 Nicoline Jorgensen, LBSU 10 1.0 0.10 Kala Gabler, UCI 3 1.0 0.33 Ali Cutler, UCSB 8 1.0 0.12 Jessica Change, CSF 2 1.0 0.50

SAVE PERCENTAGE G Sv GA Pct.1. Coral Hoover, CP 17 113 10 .9192. Jordan Santos, CSF 7 34 4 .8953. Jessica White, UCR 19 112 16 .8754. Tommy Lenham, UCSB 16 62 15 .8055. Jill Medigovich, PAC 19 59 17 .7766. Danielle de Seriere, UCI 19 64 19 .7717. SARAH PETERS, UCD 17 65 22 .7478. Emily Kingsborough, LBSU 12 40 15 .7279. Nicoline Jorgensen, LBSU 10 37 14 .72510. Leah Elliott, CSUN 8 30 13 .698

GOALS AGAINST AVG. G GA Min GAA1. Jordan Santos, CSF 7 4 664:06 0.542. Carol Hoover, CP 17 10 1574:06 0.573. Jessica White, UCR 19 16 1804:29 0.804. Jill Medigovich, PAC 19 17 1750:41 0.875. Tommy Lenham, UCSB 16 15 1377:37 0.986. Danielle de Seriere, UCI 19 19 1733:55 0.997. Shannon Simpson, CSF 11 14 1008:23 1.258. Emily Kingsborough, LBSU 12 15 1036:03 1.309. SARAH PETERS, UCD 17 22 1501:11 1.3210. Nicoline Jorgensen, LBSU 10 14 738:17 1.71


Individual Records

SINGLE-GAMEGOALS T1. Cynthia Rail ....................................4, vs. Chico State, 9/6/2000 T1. Jill Micone ......................................4, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 9/14/99 T1. Jill Rowland ....................................4, at San Francisco State, 11/2/91 T4. MarisaBoge ...................................3,atCalStateBakersfield,9/4/09 T4. Dayna Dumont ................................3, vs San Francisco, 9/14/07 T4. Tristan Ngoon .................................3, vs. Sonoma State, 10/24/00 T4. Sarah Siegel ...................................3, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 10/3/98 T4. Laura Whitsitt .................................3, at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/8/95 T4. Danielle Fagan ...............................3, vs. Cal State Hayward, 10/18/94 T4. Denise Zalecki ..............................3, vs. San Francisco State, 10/8/91

ASSISTS 1. RochelleVanBuskirk .........................3,atEasternWashington,9/13/09

POINTS T1. Jill Micone .....................................9, vs. Cal State Stanislaus (4-1), 9/14/99

SEASONGOALS 1. Cynthia Rail, 2000 ............................ 14 2. RochelleVanBuskirk,2009 ................. 13 T3. Sarah Siegel, 1998 .......................... 12 T3. Jill Rowland, 1992 ............................ 12

ASSISTS T1. Cynthia Rail, 2001 ........................... 10 T1. Laura Whitsitt, 1995 ......................... 10 3. Erin Malone, 1991 ............................ 9 4. Kim Haskell, 1996 ............................ 7 T5. Several players tied .......................... 6 last Carly Braoddus, 2002

POINTS 1. Cynthia Rail, 2000 (14-4) .................. 32 T2. RochelleVanBuskirk,2009(13-4) ......... 30 T2. Cynthia Rail, 2001 (10-10) ................ 30 T4. Sarah Siegel, 1998 (12-3) ................ 27 T4. Jill Rowland, 1992 (12-3) ................... 27

SHUTOUTS T1. Megan Daws, 2006 .......................... 7 T1. Kelly Parker, 1998 ........................... 7 T2. Krystyn Lizak, 2003 ......................... 6 T2. Christine Ogden, 2002 ..................... 6 T2. Christine Ogden, 2001 ..................... 6 T2. Amy Armknecht, 1996 ....................... 6

GOALS AGAINST AVG. 1. Amy Armknecht, 1996 ...................... 0.79 (14/1585) 2. Christine Ogden, 2002 ..................... 0.89 (20/2033) 3. Kelly Parker, 1998 ........................... 0.90 (19/1894) 4. Megan Daws, 2006 .......................... 0.91 (15/1476) 5. Kelly Parker, 2000 ............................ 0.96 (13/1223)

SAVES 1. Krista Hull, 1993 (16g) ...................... 122 2. Krista Hull, 1991 (14g) ...................... 101 3. Krista Hull, 1992 (20g) ...................... 100

CAREERGOALS 1. Cynthia Rail, 1999-2002 .................. 43 2. Denise Zalecki, 1991-94 ................... 28 T3. Molly Orton, 1996-99 ...................... 24 T3. Jill Rowland, 1990-93........................ 24 5. RochelleVanBuskirk,2006-09 ............ 23

ASSISTS 1. Cynthia Rail, 1999-2002 .................. 20 2. Erin Malone, 1990-92 ....................... 16 3. Danielle Fagan, 1994-97 ................... 15 T4. Kim Haskell, 1993-96 ........................ 14 T4. Laura Whitsitt, 1994-95 ..................... 14

POINTS 1. Cynthia Rail, 1999-2002 .................. 106 2. Denise Zalecki, 1991-94 .................... 65 3. Molly Orton, 1996-99 ...................... 60 4. Jill Rowland, 1990-93........................ 58 5. Tristan Ngoon, 2000-04 .................... 54

SHUTOUTS 1. Kelly Parker, 1997-00 ....................... 17 T2. Krystyn Lizak, 2002-05 ...................... 14 T2. Amy Armknecht, 1993-96 .................. 14 4. Christine Ogden, 1999-2002 ............. 13

GOALS AGAINST AVG. (Min 2 years & 2,000 mins.) 1. Christine Ogden, 1999-2002 ............ 0.96 2. Amy Armknecht, 1993-96 .................. 1.06 3. Kelly Parker, 1997-00 ....................... 1.09

SAVES 1. Krista Hull, 1991-93 .......................... 323 2. Amy Armknecht, 1993-96 .................. 223 3. Kelly Parker, 1997-00 ....................... 205

2009 Records in boldCurrent players in ALL CAPS

2010 UC DAVIS WOMEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE �9

Team Records

Consecutive Wins ............................................... 6, from 10/15/91 to 11/6/91......................................................................... 6, from 9/6/06 to 9/24/06Consecutive Losses .............................................. 9, from 9/30/89 to 10/20/89ConsecutiveTies ................................................. 1,numeroustimes,laston8/23/09Unbeaten Streak ................................................. 8, from 9/30/95 to 10/26/95 (6-0-2)Winless Streak .................................................... 12, from 9/30/89 to 11/1/89 (0-11-1)Consecutive Shutout Wins .................................... 3, (2x), last from 10/23/96 to 10/30/96Consecutive Shutout Losses ................................... 5, late 10/27/90 to 9/17/91 (3 in 1991)Consecutive OT Games ....................................... 3, from 8/29/08 to 9/7/08......................................................................... 3, from 10/13/06 to 10/20/06......................................................................... 3, from 9/2/98 to 9/9/98Best Season Start ............................................... 6-0-1 in 2002Worst Season Start ............................................. 0-4-1 in 1991Best Goals Avg. .................................................. 2.42 (46 goals, 19 games), 1995Best Goals Against Avg. ...................................... 0.74 (15 goals, 20 games), 1996Most Victories ..................................................... 15 (15-4-1), 1996Most Losses ........................................................ 16, 1989Most Shutout Wins .............................................. 9, 1996Most Shutout Losses ............................................. 10, 1989

SINGLE-GAME SCORINGAGGIES 1. at Jackson State ..............................................9/24/06 .................. 8-0 T2. vs. Cal State Stanislaus ...................................9/14/99 ................. 7-0 T2. vs. Cal State Stanislaus ...................................10/3/98 .................. 7-0 T2. at Cal Poly Pomona .........................................9/8/95 .................. 7-0 T2. at San Francisco State .....................................11/2/91 .................. 7-0

OPPONENTS 1. at California ..................................................10/4/89 .................. 0-6T2. at Utah State ..................................................9/23/04 .................. 0-5T2. at Univ. of San Francisco .................................10/8/04 .................. 0-5 T2. at UC San Diego ............................................11/2/01 .................. 1-5 T2. vs. Pacific ....................................................10/20/97 .................. 1-5 T2. at Northern Colorado .....................................9/11/92 .................. 2-5 T2. at Sonoma State ...........................................10/12/91 .................. 0-5 T2. at Sonoma State ...........................................10/27/90 .................. 0-5 T2. vs. Cal State Hayward ....................................11/1/89 .................. 2-5 T2. vs. Sonoma State ............................................9/20/89 .................. 0-5

Kim Haskell (left) and Cynthia Rail are the first two Aggie women’s soccer players to enter the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame. Haskell earned her induction in 2002, then Rail fol-lowed seven years later.


Aggie Honor Roll

ALL-AMERICANS2002 Carly Broaddus 3rd Team, NSCAA2000 Tristan Ngoon 3rd Team, NSCAA1996 Kim Haskell 2nd Team, NSCAA Becky Fredlund 2nd Team, NSCAA Amy Armknecht Hon. Mention, NSCAA

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA/ALL-DISTRICT2003 Leifa Mayers All-District 1st Team Shannon Mally All-District 2nd Team2002 Cynthia Rail All-District 1st Team Christine Ogden All-District 1st Team Leifa Mayers All-District 2nd Team2001 Alicia Gilbreath All-District Cynthia Rail All-District1997 Molly Orton All-District1995 Kim Haskell All-District1988 Kim Smith Honorable Mention, adidas

ALL-REGION2009 Rochelle VanBuskirk 2nd Team, adidas/NSCAA2003 Tristan Ngoon 2nd Team, adidas/NSCAA2002 MaryClaire Robinson Region Coach of the Year Cynthia Rail 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Carly Broaddus 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Katie Shesgreen 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Christine Ogden 2nd Team, adidas/NSCAA2001 Alicia Gilbreath 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Cynthia Rail 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Tristan Ngoon 2nd Team, adidas/NSCAA2000 Tristan Ngoon 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA Cynthia Rail 1st Team, adidas/NSCAA1999 Jill Micone 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Megan Strom 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Molly Orton 2nd Team, Umbro/NSCAA1998 Mandi Berman 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Sarah Siegel 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Molly Orton 2nd Team, Umbro/NSCAA1997 Becky Fredlund 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Molly Orton 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA Andrea Guijarno 2nd Team, Umbro/NSCAA1996 Maryclaire Robinson Region Coach of the Year Amy Armknecht 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA 1st Team, CoSIDA Becky Fredlund 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA 1st Team, CoSIDA Kim Haskell 1st Team, Umbro/NSCAA 2nd Team, CoSIDA Danielle Fagan 2nd Team, Umbro/NSCAA 2nd Team, CoSIDA Andrea Guijarno 2nd Team, Umbro/NSCAA Molly Orton 2nd Team, CoSIDA

1995 Amy Armknecht 1st Team, NSCAA 1st Team, CoSIDA Becky Fredlund 1st Team, CoSIDA Kim Haskell 1st Team, CoIDA 2nd Team, NSCAA Laura Whitsitt 2nd Team, CoSIDA1994 Denise Zalecki 2nd Team, NSCAA Kim Haskell 2nd Team, NSCAA1988 Kelly McClary 2nd Team, NSCAA

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM2009 Rochelle VanBuskirk2003 Tristan Ngoon2002 Carly Broaddus Christine Ogden Cynthia Rail2001 Alicia Gilbreath Tristan Ngoon Cynthia Rail2000 Cynthia Rail1999 Jill Micone1998 Sarah Siegel Molly Orton1997 Danielle Fagan Becky Fredlund Andrea Guijarno Molly Orton1996 Amy Armknecht Becky Fredlund Kim Haskell (MVP)1995 Jo Aaker Amy Armknecht Kim Haskell Laura Whitsitt1994 Amy Armknecht Kim Haskell Laura Whitsitt Denise Zalecki1993 Krista Hull Elise Jones1992 Krista Hull Elise Jones1991 Tina Alstatt Elise Jones1990 Kelley McClary Michelle Goldrup1989 Heather Davids1988 Kim Smith1987 Heather Silverman

COACH OF THE YEAR2002 MaryClaire Robinson1996 MaryClaire Robinson1992 MaryClaire Robinson


All-Time Letterwinners

Aaker,JolynAndrist“Jo”.................. ’92-93-94-95Adams,Elizabeth........................................... ’05Adams,KarynMarie....................................... ’83Aja,Kristin...................................... ’02-03-04-05Albrecht,Melissa............................................ ’03Alexander,ShannonLynn................................ ’90Alstatt,ChristinaMarie....................’87-88-89,’91Amini,Elita..................................... ’98-99-00-01Armknecht,AmyJ............................ ’93-94-95-96Armstrong,PamelaDru................................... ’80Bennett,ElizabethAnn.............................. ’83-84Benson,Jenny............................................... ’96Berman,Mandi............................... ’95-96-97-98Biser,Melissa........................................... ’01-02Boettger,SallyAnn.......................... ’89-90-91-92Boge,Marisa.................................. ’06-07-08-09Bohlman,Gabina...................................... ’07-08Bowen,AmyLaurel.......................... ’90-91-92-93Bradley,KerriLynne....................................... ’85Brandl, Kathleen..................................... ‘09Braun,KristineAnn...............................’83-84-85Brehmer, Jenna....................................... ‘09Broaddus,Carly............................... ’99-00-01-02Brown,Courtney....................................... ’07-08Brutzman,Ashlee............................ ’99-00-01-02Burnside,Cara-Beth........................................ ’87Bushman,DanaLynn..................................... ’88Byers,KristenLenore........................ ’86-87-88-89Callinan,Krista......................................... ’99-00Castaneda,Katy............................................ ’00Clifton,ElizabethAnn............................’85-86-87Cobb,Lacey.........................................’05-06-07Contro,Danielle................................. ’05,’07-08Cooley,Corinne........................................ ’06-07Courtney,KathrynLynne............................ ’91-92Cronkhite,NadineMehera................... ’83,’83-84Croze,Roxanne............................... ’03-04-05-06Curtis,PatriceKimberly............................ ’81,’83Dalton,ShelleyJean........................ ’89-90-91-92Davids,HeatherRachel.............................. ’88-89Davis,LauraSayler...............................’84-85-86Davis,Valerie................................................ ’94Daws,Megan.................................. ’04-05-06-07Derry,Katie.............................................. ’98-99Dixson,KatherineAnne“Kate”...............’87-88-89Dolan,Alicia.........................................’99-00-01Dongo,Cynthia.............................................. ’07Douglas,VickiLynne................................. ’86-87Dreher,RobertaMary“Bobbie”.................. ’80-81Dumont,Dayna....................................’05-06-07DuMont,PatriciaAnn...................................... ’83Dunne,JillM............................................ ’91-92Eastman,SusanTherese................................. ’86Egan,Mari.................................................... ’07Erskine,Adrienne........................................... ’06Evans,StephanieSusan............................. ’85-86Faeth,JenniferLynne....................... ’92-93-94-95Faber, Samantha.........................’07-08-09Fagan,DanielleS............................ ’94-95-96-97Feren,AmyL........................................... ’93-94Finlayson,Heather.................................... ’05-06Fipps,JenniferLynn....................................... ’81Fong,Erin............................................’03-04-05Franco,NatalieChristine............................ ’89-90Fredlund,RebeccaL......................... ’94-95-96-97Freeland,KathleenElise.................................. ’86Freeland,ShannonLynn................................. ’88Gamble,NancyMarie..................................... ’80Gamlen,Julia.......................................’05-06-07

Gatti, Alex............................................... ‘09Garza,SandiFrances...................................... ’91Gilbreath,Alicia............................... ’98-99-00-01Gimbal,MichelleMorse..................’83,’84-85-86Gleason,GwendolynAnn“Wendy”.............. ’88-89Gleason,JoeyMichelle................................... ’89Goldrup,MichelleLee..................................... ’90Goude,Erica................................................. ’03Grady,ShawndaM...............................’95-96-97Graff,DawnaTeresa“Tish”............................ ’85Green,Alison..................................... ’02,’04-05Gregerson,CindyLynn.................................... ’88Griffin,Maureen....................................... ’07-08Guijarno,Andrea....................................... ’96-97Guzinski,Magdalena........................ ’03-04-05-06Harvey,AnneLouise.................. ’80,’81,’83,’83Haskell,KimberlyS.......................... ’93-94-95-96Hattley,KendraA............................. ’94-95-96-97Haven,Ginger.......................................... ’99-00Hayllar,Kira.................................... ’98-99-00-01Hayllar,Tori..................................... ’95-96-97-98Hellman,DianaLynn.......................... ’90-91,’93Hembrooke,TaraAnn..................................... ’87Herschler,Kitty....................................... ’81,’83Hill,JenniferAnnette...................................... ’85Horan,Nora............................................. ’01-02Hull,KristaBethAnn........................ ’90-91-92-93Huntley,Lauren........................................ ’07-08Jackson,Haylee............................................ ’00Jaeger,GretaB.....................................’86-87-88Joiner,StephanieK........................................ ’92Jones,EliseAntoinette...................... ’90-91-92-93Jones,KristinAnnette..................................... ’85Kahn, Rachel.....................................’08-09Kalmanovitz,Sara..................................... ’98-99Kammermeyer,Michele.................................. ’85Kasch,Jenna................................................. ’04Kelley,Jana.................................................. ’80Kelley,Shawna.....................................’07-08-09Kelley,TaraM.......................................... ’94-95Kelley,TomiJean.............. ’80,’81,’82,’83,’83Kelly, Allison........................................... ‘09Kemp, Lisa.........................................’08-09Kharaka,ShirineTanya................................... ’87Kinney,UrsulaKarene..................................... ’90Kleine,Jenna................................................ ’06Knudtson, Alexis.................................... ‘09Kocer,Jacque.......................................’02-03-04Kosovac,Diane.................................. ’83,’83-84Kuteira,Sita.................................... ’02-03-04-05LaVallee,Lisa............................................... ’04Landis,NancyEllen................................... ’84-85Larro,MichelleLouise..................................... ’90Laughlin,KathleenAnn.............................. ’86-87Little,AmyJ............................................. ’94-95Lizak,Krystyn................................. ’02-03-04-05Logan,BonnieAnne................... ’81,’83,’’84-85Long,MaryE.“Molly”..........................’86-87-88Lott, Aisha.........................................’08-09Mally,Shannon........................................ ’02-03Malone,ErinKelly............................ ’89-90-91-92Malone,MorganC........................... ’95-96-97-98Martelle,Jennifer...................................... ’02-03Martilla,Laura............................................... ’01Martin,Jordan................................. ’06-07-08-09Matli,Rosie........................................... ’01,’03Matthews,HeatherW....................... ’95-96-97-98Mayers,Leifa.................................. ’01-02-03-04McAllister,Annie.............................. ’04-05-06-07

McClary,KelleyAnn.......................... ’87-88-89-90McConnell,JessicaLeigh................... ’88-89-90-91McQueen,Sabrina........................... ’95-96-97-98Medrano,Amanda.................................... ’01-02Micone,Jill................................................... ’99Mills,Liz....................................................... ’96Molter,JenniferLeslie............................’92-93-94Morrisroe,NancyJean....................’83,’83-84-85Moser,JenniferSuzanne.................’85-86,’88-89Moyer,IvyRae.............................................. ’81Mrazek,TraceyAnn..................... ’83-84-85-86-87Nestlerode,DeanneRenee.............................. ’86Ngoon,Tristan............................ ’00-01-02-03-04O’Mohundro,Cory................................’96-97-98Ogden,Christine.............................. ’99-00-01-02Oldham,LynnMargaret.................... ’84-85-86-87Olson,ChristiAnn.......................................... ’80Orcutt,IvyRae.............................................. ’83Orton,Molly................................... ’96-97-98-99Parker,Kelly.................................... ’97-98-99-00Patterson,Kristin............................. ’01-02-03-04Paulovich,KarenMarie................................... ’86Pavlos,DeborahMargaret.......................... ’83-84Peters,Sarah.......................................’07-08-09Peterson,Jeanne........................................... ’91Peterson,KarrinArden........................ ’89-90,’92Phillips,Meghan.............................. ’99-00-01-02Piechocki,MariaKrista....................’83,’83-84-85Pittman,BethMaria....................................... ’90Prendergast,MargaretMcCabe........................ ’90Pulliam,Rachel............................................. ’95Quigley, Anna....................................’08-09Rail,Cynthia................................... ’99-00-01-02Rauschnot,Christen.......................... ’02-03-04-05Raymond,Lindsey............................ ’02-03-04-05Reid,JenniferL.............................................. ’94Reid,Melissa................................’98-99,’01-02Ricci,MargaretPhileo..................................... ’81Roberts,Afiya................................................ ’07Robertson,AnneMarie............................... ’84Robertson,JeanneMarie........................’88-89-90Rockwell,WendyMargaret.............................. ’85Rowland,JillLouise.......................... ’90-91-92-93Ryan,BernadetteAnn....................... ’86-87-88-89Santos,SonaJean.................................. ’80,’81Schenk,PamelaL............................ ’93-94-95-96Schmidt,Stephanie.......................... ’05-06-07-08Scott,Molly.................................... ’05-06-07-08Shea,BonnieMaureen..........................’83-84-85Shesgreen,Katie..................................’02-03-04Siegel,Sarah........................................... ’97-98Sillett,Suzanne.............................. ’90-91-92-93Silverman,HeatherGwen......................’85-86-87Silvis,LindaCarol.......................................... ’87Smith,Jenny............................................ ’01-02Smith,KimberlyAnn......................... ’85-86-87-88Snyder,Katie.................................. ’03-04-05-06Southard,Andi................................ ’97-98-99-00Spackman,Shanna........................................ ’00Stafford,WendyAnn................ ’80,’81,’82,’’83Stein,Kaylie............................................ ’04-05Strickland,AndreaMarie............ ’83,’83-84-85-86Strom,Megan................................. ’96-97-98-99Sundberg,LisaSuzette..........................’83-84-85Tafoya,SonyaMarie.......................... ’83,’83-84Takamoto,JanisSekiyo.........................’84-85-86Taylor,RebeccaJoy........................................ ’88Teddy,Alyssa................................................. ’05Thankachan,Delcie................................. ’05,’08

Thomas,Wendy........................................ ’00-01Thompson,TeresaLea........................ ’83,’83-84Tice,KristenLouise.................................. ’87,’89Tsui,Brianna................................... ’05-06-07-08Turner,ClarissaM...................................... ’93-94Tuttle,Arlene............................................ ’03-04Valentine,KimberleyAnn................................ ’90VanBuskirk,Rochelle........................ ’06-07-08-09VandenToorn,LinneaK.“PeeBee”... ’91-92-93-94Vasquez,Courtney......................................... ’99Vorster,Soraya......................................... ’96-97Wall,Megan................................... ’04-05-06-07Ward,BeverleyBuckner“Buffy”...................... ’91Warmerdam,Britnee........................ ’06-07-08-09Warnock,JillMarie........................................ ’86Webb, Katie............................................ ‘09Weibl,Tracy............................................. ’88-89Wendling,MelindaDenise................... ’84,’86-87Whitsitt,LauraV...................................... ’94-95Whynot,Jackie.............................................. ’05Williams,Megan........................................... ’97Wilshin,GingerGay...............................’92-93-94Winbrock, Elise.................................’08-09Winkenweder, Stephanie....................... ‘09Yen,AngelaWei..................................... ’85,’88Zalecki,DeniseKatherine.................. ’91-92-93-94

Current players in bold.


Year-by-Year Scores (1990-Present)

2009 (6-10-1,1-7-0BWC)8/23 SACRAMENTOSTATE T(2ot),1-18/30 MARIST W,3-29/4 atCalStateBakersfield W,5-09/10 atMontana W,5-19/13 atEasternWashington W,6-19/18 atSanJoseState L(2ot),1-09/20 FRESNOSTATE L,1-09/27 NEVADA W,2-110/2 SAINTMARY’S L(2ot),2-110/4 atLongBeachState L,2-110/9 UCIRVINE W,2-110/11 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L(ot),1-010/15 atCalPoly L,1-010/18 PACIFIC L,2-110/23 UCSANTABARBARA L,4-110/30 atCalStateFullerton L,1-011/1 atUCRiverside L,2-0

2008 (7-7-3,2-5-1BWC)8/22 atSaintMary’s L(ot),1-28/24 atFresnoState W,3-28/29 SANJOSESTATE T(2ot),0-08/31 NAVY L(ot),1-29/7 CENTRALFLORIDA T(2ot),2-29/12 atSacramentoState W,1-09/19 atIdahoState W,2-19/21 vs.UtahValley W,2-19/28 atNevada W,2-110/3 atLongBeachState L,0-110/5 atUCIrvine L,0-110/10 UCRIVERSIDE T(2ot),0-010/12 CALSTATEFULLERTON W,2-110/17 atCalStateFullerton L,0-210/24 UCSANTABARBARA L,0-210/26 CALPOLY W,1-011/2 atPacific L,0-2

2007 (6-12,1-7BWC)8/31 KENTSTATE W,1-09/2 FRESNOSTATE W(ot),1-09/7 vs.SouthCarolina L,1-29/9 atCentralFlorida L,0-39/14 SANFRANCISCO W,3-19/16 SACRAMENTOSTATE W(2ot),3-29/21 atPortlandState L,1-29/23 CALSTATEFULLERTON L,0-29/28 NEVADA L,1-410/5 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE W,2-110/7 LONGBEACHSTATE L,0-110/12 SAINTMARY’S L,0-110/14 atUCRiverside L(2ot),1-210/17 atSanJoseState W,1-010/21 UCIRVINE L,1-210/26 atCalPoly L,0-110/28 atUCSantaBarbara L,0-111/4 PACIFIC L,0-2

2006 (9-6-2)8/27 atSanFrancisco W,3-09/3 atSacramentoState L,0-19/6 SANJOSESTATE W(ot),3-29/10 IDAHOSTATE W,1-09/15 vs.BoiseState W,2-19/17 atNevada W,1-09/22 vs.AlabamaState W,8-09/24 atJacksonState W,3-09/29 CALPOLY L,0-310/1 UCSANTABARBARA T(2ot),1-110/6 atSaintMary’s L,0-2

10/13 atCalStateNorthridge L(2ot),1-210/15 atUCIrvine T(2ot),0-010/20 LONGBEACHSTATE W,2-110/22 CALSTATEFULLERTON L,0-110/26 atUCRiverside L,0-210/29 atPacific W,1-0

2005 (5-10-3)8/26 SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-18/28 PORTLANDSTATE L,0-19/2 vs.BoiseState L,0-19/4 atNorthernArizona W,2-19/10 NEVADA W,2-09/16 atSanJoseState T(2ot),0-09/18 BROWN L,0-39/23 atColoradoCollege T,1-19/25 atAirForce W,2-09/30 atUCSantaBarbara L,1-210/2 atCalPoly L,0-210/7 SANFRANCISCO T(2ot),2-210/14 UCIRVINE L,0-110/16 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE W,4-310/21 atLongBeachState L,0-310/23 atCalStateFullerton L,1-410/28 PACIFIC W,1-010/30 UCRIVERSIDE L,0-1

2004 (8-9-1)8/29 CALPOLY L,2-39/3 vs.Iona W,2-09/5 vs.Drake L,0-29/10 atUCRiverside L,1-29/12 vs.UTEP L,1-39/17 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L(ot),0-19/19 UCSANTABARBARA W,1-09/23 atUtahState L,0-49/25 atUtahValleyState W,4-210/1 AIRFORCE T(2ot),1-110/3 CALSTATEFULLERTON L,1-210/8 atSanFrancisco L,0-410/10 COLORADOCOLLEGE W,2-110/17 atSacramentoState W,2-010/22 SANJOSESTATE L,0-110/24 atUCIrvine W,2-010/31 atPacific W,1-011/5 NORTHDAKOTASTATE W,2-1

2003 (9-9-1,7-7CCAA)8/31 atSacramentoState L,1-39/5 atBarryUniversity T(2ot),1-19/10 SONOMASTATE L,1-29/13 atSanFranciscoState W,2-19/16 atChicoState L,0-29/19 CALSTATESTANISLAUS W,3-09/21 CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD W,2-09/28 WESTERNOREGON L,0-110/3 atGrandCanyon W,4-010/5 atUCSanDiego L,1-210/10 CALSTATESANBERNADINO L,0-210/12 CALPOLYPOMONA W,2-010/17 atCalStateLosAngeles W,4-010/19 atCalStateDominguezHills L,2-310/25 atSonomaState W,1-010/29 SANFRANCISCOSTATE L,1-211/1 CHICOSTATE L,0-111/7 UTAHVALLEYSTATE W,4-011/9 NORTHERNCOLORADO W,1-0

2002 (12-7-3,8-4-2CCAA)8/31 vs.SeattleUniversity W,2-09/2 vs.HumboldtState W,2-19/10 atSonomaState W,1-09/14 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,2-19/17 CHICOSTATE W,2-19/20 atCalStateStanislaus T(2ot),1-19/22 atCalStateBakersfield W,1-09/29 WESTERNOREGON L,1-210/4 GRANDCANYON W,3-010/6 UCSANDIEGO L,0-110/11 atCalStateSanBernadino T(2ot),2-210/13 atCalPolyPomona L,0-110/18 CALSTATELOSANGELES W,1-010/20 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,3-010/26 SONOMASTATE L,0-210/29 atSanFranciscoState L(ot),0-111/2 atChicoState W,1-011/7 vs.CalPolyPomona W(ot),2-111/9 vs.UCSanDiego L,1-211/13 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,4-2

2001 (12-7,8-6CCAA)8/26 NORTHFLORIDA W,4-28/30 atHumboldtState W(ot),2-19/1 vs.WesternWashington W,2-09/5 SONOMASTATE W,2-09/8 atSanFranciscoState L,1-29/14 CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD L,1-29/16 CALSTATESTANISLAUS W,3-19/19 SEATTLEPACIFIC W,1-09/30 atGrandCanyon W,4-010/4 CALPOLYPOMONA L,0-110/6 CALSTATESANBERNADINO W,4-010/12 atCalStateDominguezHills L(2ot),1-210/14 atCalStateLosAngeles W,4-110/17 atChicoState W,2-110/20 atSonomaState L,0-110/22 atUCSanDiego L,0-210/24 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,3-010/27 CHICOSTATE W,3-111/2 atUCSanDiego L,1-5

2000 (10-5-2,7-5-2CCAA)9/1 atWesternWashington W,4-09/3 atSeattle W(2ot),1-09/6 CHICOSTATE W,4-19/9 atSonomaState L(2ot),1-29/12 atSanFranciscoState W,3-09/15 atCalStateBakersfield L,0-29/17 atCalStateStanislaus W,5-29/22 HUMBOLDTSTATE W,1-09/29 UCSANDIEGO L,0-110/1 GRANDCANYON W(ot),2-110/6 atCalPolyPomona W,4-310/8 atCalStateSanBernadino L,1-210/12 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS L,0-110/14 CALSTATELOSANGELES W,4-110/21 atChicoState T(2ot),0-010/24 SONOMASTATE W,4-110/28 SANFRANCISCOSTATE T(2ot),2-2

1999 (11-6-1,9-4-1CCAA)9/2 atHumboldtState L,1-29/4 vs.CentralWashington W,2-09/8 atSonomaState L,1-29/12 WESTERNWASHINGTON W,3-29/14 CALSTATESTANISLAUS W,7-09/18 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,4-09/21 atChicoState L,0-1


Year-by-Year Scores (1990-Present)

9/24 atCalStateLosAngeles W,4-19/26 atGrandCanyon W,4-210/1 atCalStateSanBernadino W(2ot),2-110/3 atCalPolyPomona W,1-010/7 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS L,0-110/9 CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD W,3-010/16 CHICOSTATE W,3-110/20 atSanFranciscoState L,1-310/23 atCalStateStanislaus W,2-010/30 SONOMASTATE T(2ot),1-111/5 vs.CalPolyPomona L(ot),0-1

1998 (13-6-1,9-5CCAA)8/28 BARRY W,2-18/30 SOUTHERNCOLORADO W,3-09/2 atWesternWashington W(2ot),4-39/9 SONOMASTATE L(ot),0-19/15 atStanislausState W,2-09/19 atSanFranciscoState W,3-19/22 CHICOSTATE L(ot),0-19/26 atChicoState W,2-19/29 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W(ot),2-110/3 CALSTATESTANISLAUS W,7-010/8 HUMBOLDTSTATE W,1-010/10 atSonomaState L,2-310/16 atCalStateDominguezHills W,1-010/18 atCalStateBakersfield W,3-110/23 CALSTATESANBERNADINO W,2-010/25 CALPOLYPOMONA L,1-310/30 CALSTATELOSANGELES L,0-111/1 GRANDCANYON W,4-111/5 vs.CalStateDominguezHills L(2ot),0-1

1997 (10-7-2,4-4-2CCAA)8/31 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS L,0-19/2 CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD W,2-19/13 atGrandCanyon W,3-09/15 vs.CalPolyPomona W,4-39/19 vs.Regis W,3-19/24 atSonomaState L(ot),2-39/26 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,3-19/30 UCSANTACRUZ W,2-110/4 HUMBOLDTSTATE T(ot),1-110/8 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,4-010/12 atSacramentoState L,0-410/15 SONOMASTATE L(ot),0-110/18 atSanFranciscoState T(ot),1-110/20 PACIFIC L,1-510/24 NORTHERNCOLORADO W,3-010/26 CHICOSTATE W,4-110/29 atCalStateHayward W,3-011/6 atHumboldtState L(ot),2-311/8 atChicoState L,0-2

1996 (15-4-1,8-1-1CCAA)8/31 atMetroState W,3-19/7 vs.CalStateSanBernadino W,3-09/8 vs.WeberState W,2-09/15 GRANDCANYON L,0-19/18 atSanFranciscoState W,3-19/20 atNorthernColorado W,1-09/22 atRegis L,1-39/25 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,6-09/28 atSonomaState W,3-29/30 LONGISLAND W,3-010/5 atHumboldtState T(ot),2-210/8 SONOMASTATE W,2-010/12 atCalStateHayward W,4-110/16 atSacramentoState W,2-110/19 atChicoState L,0-1

10/23 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,5-010/26 U.S.INTERNATIONAL W,3-010/30 HUMBOLDTSTATE W,2-011/2 CHICOSTATE W,3-111/9 HUMBOLDTSTATE(NCAA) L,0-1

1995 (11-6-2,4-4-2CCAA)9/2 atMetroState W,2-19/3 atDenver L,0-19/7 atCalStateDominguezHills W,4-09/8 atCalPolyPomona W,7-09/10 atCalStateSanBernadino L,0-19/13 SANFRANCISCOSTATE L,0-29/16 AZUSAPACIFIC W,4-09/20 atSanFranciscoState W,3-09/23 SONOMASTATE L,3-49/30 HUMBOLDTSTATE W(ot),3-110/2 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE W,4-110/7 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,5-110/11 atSacramentoState W,2-010/15 CHICOSTATE T(ot),2-210/18 atCalStateHayward W,6-110/21 NORTHERNCOLORADO W(ot),1-010/26 atHumboldtState T(ot),0-010/28 atChicoState L,0-110/31 atSonomaState L,0-4

1994 (7-9-1,3-4-1CCAA)9/3 CALPOLYPOMONA W,2-09/7 atAirForce L,0-39/8 atNorthernColorado L,0-19/10 atRegis W,2-19/15 SACRAMENTOSTATE W,4-39/19 CALSTATESANBERNADINO L,0-29/22 atCalStateHayward W,1-09/26 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,3-110/1 atSonomaState L,0-110/4 CHICOSTATE W,3-110/6 atPacific L,2-110/9 HUMBOLDTSTATE W,5-110/11 atSanFranciscoState L(ot),0-110/14 SANFRANCISCOSTATE T(ot),3-310/18 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,5-010/22 atSanFrancisco L,0-110/25 SONOMASTATE L,4-110/29 atChicoState L,1-2

1993 (7-9-1,3-5CCAA)9/4 atStanford L,0-49/16 atCalPolyPomona L,0-19/17 atCalStateSanBernardino W(ot),1-09/19 atCalStateDominguezHills L,0-29/23 atCalifornia T(ot),0-09/25 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,2-19/27 atCalPoly L,0-310/3 atChicoState L,1-410/9 atSanFranciscoState L,0-210/13 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,3-010/16 SONOMASTATE W(ot),1-010/19 atCalStateHayward L,0-210/22 REGIS W,5-010/23 NORTHERNCOLORADO W,2-010/27 atSonomaState L,0-110/29 CHICOSTATE L(ot),2-311/2 SANFRANCISCO W,2-1

1992 (10-7-3,4-4NCAC) SAINTMARY’S L,0-3 SEATTLE W,4-19/11 atNorthernColorado L,2-59/12 atRegis L,1-29/13 atMetroState T(ot),3-39/17 CALPOLYPOMONA W,3-19/20 CALSTATESANBERNARDINO W,1-09/22 atSanFrancisco T(ot),3-39/26 STONYBROOK W,5-09/30 atSonomaState L(ot),1-210/3 CHICOSTATE L,0-210/7 atSanFranciscoState W,4-010/10 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,5-010/13 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,2-110/17 CALPOLY T(ot),0-010/21 SONOMASTATE L(ot),1-210/23 AIRFORCE W,2-110/28 atChicoState L(ot),2-310/31 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W(ot),4-211/1 atCalStateHayward W,1-0

1991 (9-6-2,5-3NCAC)9/7 atStanford L,0-49/11 SONOMASTATE L,0-39/17 atSaintMary’s L,0-19/21 SANFRANCISCO T,1-19/24 atCalPolyPomona L,1-29/25 atCalStateDominguezHills W,2-19/28 METROSTATE W,2-110/1 atChicoState L(ot),3-110/4 DENVER T,2-210/8 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,4-210/12 atSonomaState L,0-510/15 atCalStateHayward W,1-010/22 REGIS W,4-010/26 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,3-110/31 NORTHERNCOLORADO W,1-011/2 atSanFranciscoState W,7-011/6 CHICOSTATE W,2-1

1990 (9-8-1,2-5-1NCAC)9/1 atSanFrancisco W,1-09/6 UCIRVINE W(ot),1-09/8 WASHINGTONSTATE W(ot),3-19/10 CHICOSTATE L,0-29/12 CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,1-09/17 atSantaClara L,0-49/21 atNorthernColorado W,2-19/22 atDenver W,1-09/24 atMetroState W,5-19/29 atSanFranciscoState T,0-010/6 CALSTATEHAYWARD W,1-010/9 SAINTMARY’S L,0-110/10 STANFORD L,1-210/13 SONOMASTATE L,0-210/18 atChicoState L,1-310/24 SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,3-010/27 atSonomaState L,0-510/31 atCalStateHayward L,0-1

THISIS

ACADEMICSUCDaviscomprisesthreecolleges(Agricultural

& Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters &Science), five professional schools (Education, Law,Management,Medicine,VeterinaryMedicine)plustheDivisionofBiologicalSciences.

With103undergraduatemajorsand80graduateprograms,theuniversityoffersthemostexpansiveanddiverserangeofacademicsamonganyoftheUniversityofCaliforniacampuses.Additionally,studentsalsohavetheopportunitytocombinemajorsorcustomizetheirfieldofstudybycreatinganindividualmajor.

Forthoseinterestedingraduatedegrees–whetheritbeamaster’sdegreeoradoctorate–UCDavisoffersadvisingservicestohelpstudentscrafttheireducationtowardthosegoals.Anestimated86percentofUCDavisstudentsapplyingtograduateschoolsearnacceptancetoeithertheirfirstorsecondchoices.

COMMUNITYWithapopulationofapproximately60thousand,

Davisiswidelyknownforbeingasafe,activeandso-ciallyinnovativecommunity.

Thedowntownareaboastsamultitudeofspecialtyshops,restaurants,theatersandartgalleries;whilethecity’snumerousparksofferrecreationalopportunitiesforactivestudents.

ACTIVITIESOncampus,UCDavisstudentscanrallyaround

thehighlysuccessfulathleticsdepartmentbyjoiningtheAggiePackspiritorganization,orenjoyafirst-classperformanceattheRobert&MagritMondaviCenterforthePerformingArts.

The university also offers hundreds of studentclubs and organizations, including cultural clubs,fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizationsand the Associated Students of UC Davis studentgovernment.

FortheactiveAggie,studentsmayparticipateinthediverseintramuralsportsprogramorjoinoneofthe30-plussportsclubs.In2004,theActivities&Rec-reationCenter(ARC)openeditsdoors,providingthecampuswithitsownstate-of-the-artfitnessvenue.

InApril,UCDavishostsPicnicDay, an annualstudent-runopenhouse.Thepopulareventshowcasesall that the campus has to offer, attracting students,staff,faculty,parents,alumniandmembersofthesur-roundingcommunities.

GETTING AROUNDNestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city

ofDavis rests just 15minutes froman internationalairport,andcontainsadowntownstationservicedbyGreyhoundandAmtrak.CentrallylocatedintheSac-ramentoValley,thetownsitsequallyclosetoboththefinestskiresortsandthePacificOcean’stopbeaches.

WithinDavisanditsneighboringtowns,bothYolo-busandthestudent-operatedUnitransbussystemsofferfreetransportationtoregisteredundergraduates.

Thetownboastsmorebicyclespercapitathananyothercity in thenation.More than50milesofbikepathsmaketheentiretownconducivetobothridersandpedestrians.

www.ucdavis.edu

UCDavisoffersmorethan100undergraduatemajors–thewidestvarietyofanyUniversityofCaliforniacampus.

AeronauticalScienceandEngineeringAfricanAmerican&AfricanStudies

AgriculturalSystemsandEnvironmentAmericanStudies

AnimalBiologyAnimalScience

AnimalScience&ManagementAnthropology

AppliedPhysicsArtHistoryArtStudio

AsianAmericanStudiesAtmosphericScience

AvianSciencesBiochemicalEngineering

Biochemistry&MolecularBiologyBiologicalScience

BiologicalSystemsEngineeringBiomedicalEngineering

BiotechnologyCellBiology

ChemicalEngineeringChemicalEngineering/MaterialScienceEngineering

ChemistryChicana/ChicanoStudies

ChineseCivilEngineering

ClassicalCivilizationClinicalNutritionCommunication

Community&RegionalDevelopmentComparativeLiterature

ComputationalAppliedScienceComputerEngineering

ComputerScienceComputerScience&Engineering

CropScience&ManagementDesign

DramaticArtEastAsianStudies

EconomicsElectricalEngineering

EnglishEntomology

Environmental&ResourceSciencesEnvironmentalBiology&Management

EnvironmentalHorticulture&UrbanForestryEnvironmentalPolicyAnalysis&Planning

EnvironmentalToxicologyEvolution,Ecology&Biodiversity

ExerciseBiologyFiber&PolymerScience

FilmStudiesFoodScience

FrenchGeneticsGeologyGermanHistory

HumanDevelopmentHydrology

InternationalAgriculturalDevelopmentInternationalRelations

ItalianJapanese

LandscapeArchitectureLinguistics

ManagerialEconomicsMaterialsScience&Engineering

MathematicsMechanicalEngineering

MedievalStudiesMicrobiology

MusicNativeAmericanStudies

NaturalSciencesNature&Culture

Neurobiology,Physiology&BehaviorNutritionScience

OpticalScience&EngineeringPhilosophy

PhysicsPlantBiology

PoliticalSciencePsychology

ReligiousStudiesRussian

SociologySoil&WaterScience

SpanishStatistics

Textiles&ClothingViticulture&Enology

Wildlife,Fish&ConservationBiologyWomenandGenderStudies

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CAMPUSLEADERSHIP

LindaKatehibecamethesixthchancelloroftheUni-versityofCalifornia,Davis,onAugust17,2009.Aschiefexecutiveofficer,sheoverseesallaspectsoftheuniversity’steaching,researchandpublicservicemission.

ChancellorKatehi(kah-TAY-hee)alsoholdsUCDavisfacultyappointmentsinelectricalandcomputerengineeringandinwomenandgenderstudies.AmemberoftheNationalAcademyofEngineering,shechairs thePresident’sCom-mitteefortheNationalMedalofScienceandischairoftheSecretaryofCommerce’scommitteefortheNationalMedalofTechnologyand Innovation.She is a fellowandboardmemberoftheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementof Science and a member of many other national boardsandcommittees.

Previously,ChancellorKatehiservedasprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairsattheUniversityofIl-linoisatUrbana-Champaign;theJohnA.EdwardsonDeanof Engineering and professor of electrical and computerengineering at Purdue University; and associate dean foracademicaffairsandgraduateeducationintheCollegeofEngineering and professor of electrical engineering and

computerscienceattheUniversityofMichigan.Sinceherearlyyearsasafacultymember,Chancellor

Katehihasfocusedonexpandingresearchopportunitiesforundergraduates and improving the educationandprofes-sionalexperienceofgraduatestudents,withanemphasisonunderrepresentedgroups.Shehasmentoredmorethan70postdoctoralfellows,doctoralandmaster’sstudentsinelectricalandcomputerengineering.Twenty-oneofthe42doctoral students who graduated under her supervisionhave become faculty members in research universities intheUnitedStatesandabroad.

Herworkinelectroniccircuitdesignhasledtonumer-ousnationalandinternationalawardsbothasatechnicalleaderandeducator,16U.S.patents,andanadditionalsixU.S.patentapplications.Sheistheauthororco-authorof10bookchapters andabout600 refereedpublications injournalsandsymposiaproceedings.

Sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinelectricalengineer-ingfromtheNationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece,in1977,andhermaster’sanddoctoraldegreesinelectricalengineeringfromUCLAin1981and1984,respectively.

LINDA KATEHI UC Davis Chancellor

Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor forStudentAffairsonAugust1,2007.Dr.Woodoverseespro-gramsandservicesthatenhancetheacademicandpersonaldevelopmentofstudents,includingintercollegiateathletics.HealsoprovidesadministrativeleadershiptoaDivisionofover50 student supportprogramsand to a teamofover800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget ofover30milliondollars.HeadvisestheChancelloronmat-tersrelatingtostudents,enrollment,access,retention,andcampusclimate.

Woodearnedhisbachelor’sandPh.D.fromUCDavisinChemistryin1980and1984.Soonaftergraduating,hebeganhisfacultyappointmentinChemistryandalsoservedtheCollegeofLettersandScienceastheAssociateDean,apositionheheld for13years.Mostrecentlyheservedasthe Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies andInterimViceProvostofUndergraduateStudies.Heisa2003graduateoftheHarvardUniversityExecutiveLeadershipandManagementInstitute,andalsoagraduateoftheUniversityofCaliforniaManagementInstitute.

Dr.Woodisamemberofseveralprofessionalorganiza-tions including American College Personnel Association,NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnelAdministrators,andtheNationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusi-

nessOfficers.HealsoservesontheCouncilofDeansandViceChancellorsatUCDavis,aswellasovertwentydifferentcommitteesandcouncilsonandoffcampus.

SeveralprioritiesheisfocusingoninStudentAffairsincludebuildingbridgeswithin StudentAffairs andwithacademic affairs; increasing the diversity of our studentpopulationbyreachingouttostudentswhoaredisadvan-tagedandunderrepresented;recruitmentandadmissions;increasingthenumberofstudentstransferringtoUCDavisfromcommunitycollegesandhelpingwiththeirtransition;developaninclusivecommunityforallofourstudents;workto help new students effectively navigate the university;improveretentionandgraduation;improveaccountabilityand transparency; improvestudenthealth; increase fund-raisingefforts tohelp supportourunits and theirneeds;maintainingaffordabilityforstudentstoattendcollege;andkeepingupwiththelatesttechnologytoprovideourstaff,facultyandstudentswiththemostuptodateandaccurateinformation.

Dr.Woodcontinuestoteachundergraduatestudentswhile serving in his administrative role and maintainingafocusoncontinuallyimprovingtheservicesavailabletoundergraduateandgraduatestudents.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics

UCDAVISATHLETICS

OnAugust1,1995,GregWarzeckabecamethe11thdirectorofathleticsatUCDavis.Inthedecade-plussince,theAggieathleticsprogramhasenjoyedunprecedentedsuccessunderhisguidance.

Warzecka’spenchantforprogressbeganfromhisfirstyearasdirectorwhenhewaschargedwiththetaskoffullyengagingthecampusindicussionsregardingwhetherornotUC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. Oneyearlater,thecampusannouncedthelaunchofitsfirst-evergrant-in-aidprogram.

WarzeckahasalsooverseenUCDavis’transitionintotwo conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggiesmovedfromthenow-defunctNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConference to thepowerfulCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAssociation.

Thenin2003,theUCDavisprogramannouncedthatitwouldjointheBigWestConferenceandthusreclassifyfromNCAADivisionIItoDivisionIstatus.UnderWarzecka’sguidance,theAggieathleticsprogramincreaseditsgrant-in-aidallocationnearlytenfoldtoapproximately$5million.Duringthisperiod,healsoengineeredasubstantialupgradeinathleticsfacilities,mostnotablytheSchaalAquaticsCen-ter(2004),theMaryaWelchTennisCenter(2005)andthemulti-useAggieStadium(2007).

During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured sixNACDADivisionIIDirectors’Cupsasthemostoutstand-ingoverallprograminthecountry.Forhispart,NACDAselectedWarzeckaasitsA.D.oftheyearfortheD-IIWestRegionin2001-02.

Furthermore,theeditorsofSports IllustratedmagazinelaudedtheAggieprogramonthreedifferentoccasions.In1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UCDavis as the top Division II school for women athletics.Oneyearlater,SIselectedUCDavisasitstopD-IIschoolforthe2001-02year.

Beforeturningtoadministration,Warzeckahadbeenasuccessfulbaseballcoach,firstasanassistantathisalmamater,California.HethenservedasheadcoachatSanFran-ciscoState,thenattheUniversityofChicago,wherehealsoservedhisfirstpostasmen’sathleticsdirector.WarzeckareturnedtoCalifornia in1989tobecometheA.D.at theUniversityofRedlands,whereheremaineduntilhejoinedtheAggieathleticsstaff.

HeearnedhisBachelorofArtsdegreeinphysicaledu-cationfromCalin1975andhisMasterofSciencewithanemphasisinathleticadministrationfromCalStateHaywardin1983.

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator

NonaRichardsonwasnamedSeniorAssociateAthleticsDirectoratUCDavisinMarch2007.ShebringsextensiveexperiencetoherroleatUCDaviswhichincludesoverseeingcompliance,studentservicesandsportsmedicineprograms,aswellassportsupervision.

Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athleticsfromavarietyofroles,mostrecentlyduringhertenureatBallState,wheresheservedastheseniorwomanadministra-tor.Theresheoversawdailyoperationsforsportsmedicine,andstrengthandconditioningwhilealsosupervisingsevensports, includingwomen’sbasketballandwomen’svolley-ball.HercontributionsatBallStatealso includedstudent-athleteservices,communityoutreachprogramming,careerdevelopmenteducation,student-athleteawards,andotherrelated areas while also serving as a Title IX and genderequityresource.

PriortoBallState,RichardsonwasAssociateDirectorofAthleticsandSWAatValparaisoUniversityforsevenyears,wheresheservedinsimilarcapacitieswhilealsoservingasComplianceCoordinatorforthe18-sportathleticsprogram.Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, eventmanagementandotherkeyadministrativeresponsibilities.

Richardson has served on numerous committeesthroughoutherdistinguishedcareer,includingtheNCAA

DivisionIVolleyballCommittee(2000-02)andVolleyballOfficials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been amemberofcommitteesfortheMid-ContinentConferenceandtheNationalAssociationofCollegiateWomenAthleticsAdministrators (NACWAA), the latter forwhichshealsoservedasaboardmember.

Richardson has presented at several national confer-ences,isamemberofNACWAAandtheNationalAssociationofGirlsandWomeninSports,andhaswonseveralawardsincludingNACWAA’sDr.NellJacksonAward(2000).

Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded byavolleyballcoachingcareerthatwashighlightedbyheadcoachingpositionsatEasternMichigan(1987-95)andVal-paraiso(1996-99)andanassistantcoachingassignmentatKentucky(1984-87).RichardsonwasalsoanassistantcoachattheU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalin1991.

RichardsonwasastandoutvolleyballplayeratMichiganState(1978-81)whereshewasateamco-captain,MVPandamemberoftheAssociationforIntercollegiateAthleticsforWomen(AIAW)All-Stateteam.

ShereceivedherBachelorofSciencedegreeinPhysi-calEducationfromMichiganStatein1983andherMasterofArtsandLiberalStudiesinHumanBehaviorandSocietyfromValparaisoUniversityin1999.

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Bob BiggsFootball

Steve DotenMen’sWaterPolo

Jamie HolmesWomen’sVolleyball

Barbara JahnWomen’sSwimming

John LavalleeWomen’sGymnastics

Daryl LeeMen’sTennis

Bill MazeWomen’sTennis

Rex PetersBaseball

MaryClaire RobinsonWomen’sSoccer

Dwayne ShafferMen’sSoccer

Sandy SimpsonWomen’sBasketball

Gary StewartMen’sBasketball

Byron TalleyTrack&Field(interim)

Drew WartenburgM/WCrossCountry

Jamey WrightWomen’sWaterPolo

Karen YoderSoftball

Anne WalkerWomen’sGolf

UCDAVISHEADCOACHES

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Cy WilliamsMen’sGolf

Vianney CamposFieldHockey

Recognizedin1999as“SoftballFieldoftheYear”bytheSportsTurfManagersAssociation,LaRueFieldhostedfiveNCAAWestRegionSoftballChampion-shipsinthepastdecade.Recentadditionsincludebat-tingcages,covereddugoutsandimprovedpressareas.

TheformerLowerHickeyGym,thefirsthomeofwomen’sathleticsinthepost-TitleIXera,wascon-vertedtoafirst-classpracticefacilityfortheAggiegymnasticsteamin2005.

TheTed&RandSchaalAquaticsCenterhosteditsfirsteventinJanuaryof2004.ThecomplexfeaturesanOlympic-sizedpool,lockerrooms,

teamrooms,officespaceandpermanentseatingforapproximately500spectators.TheaquaticscenterwillallowUCDavistohostchampion-

shipevents,includingthe2006NCAAWomen’sWaterPoloChampionships.

ThepalatialActivites&RecreationCenter(ARC)offersawidearrayoffitnessareas,includingfull-sizebasketballcourts,amulti-useactivitycenter

forindoorsoccerorhockey,arunning/joggingtrack,weightrooms,aerobicsfacilities,squash

andracquetballcourts,andarock-climbingwall.Additionalamenitiesincludeawellnesscenter,

studentloungesandopportunitiesforconferencesandspecialevents.

HOMEOFTHEAGGIES

ACTIVITIES &RECREATION CENTER

THE PAVILION

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

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LA RUE FIELD

ThePavilion,formerlyknownasRecreationHall,servesashomecourtforUCDavisbasketball,volleyball,wrestlingandgymnastics,aswellascon-certsandspecialevents.Withaseatingcapacityofnearly8,000,thePavilionranksasoneofthelargeston-campusarenasinNorthernCalifornia.

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

Dobbinsboastsoneofthefinestplaying

surfacesinNorthernCalifornia.In2002,thestadiumwasenhancedtoincludeapressbox,

arenovatedentranceandpermanentconces-sion/restroomfacilities.

DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX

BothAggieStadium(left),thehomeofsoc-cer,andtheJames&AnnDobbinsBaseballComplex(below)weretheresultofvolunteereffortsdatingbacktothemid-1980s.

UCDavisstudent-athleteswelcomedtheexpandedweightroom,locatedinsideToomeyField.Inaddi-tiontonearlytriplinginsizethepreviousfacility,theupgradealsoincludedallnewequipment,restroomsandofficespace.

Builtinthelate1940s,ToomeyFieldhashostednumer-ouschampionshipeventsforfootball,track&fieldandlacrosse.Duringthe2000OlympicTrials,standoutsMarionJonesandMichaelJohnsonusedtheWoodyWil-sonTrackasapracticefacility.

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

AGGIE STADIUM

AggieStadiumservesasthehomefacilityforthefootball,women’slacrosseandwomen’sfieldhockeyteams.Themulti-usevenuefeaturesanall-weatherSportexeplayingsurface,afirst-classpressbox,fulllockerrooms,restroomsandconces-sions.Theinitialdesignhasseatingfor11,000to15,000spectators,withaneventualbuild-outtoasmanyas30,000.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

DedicatedinApril2005,theMaryaWelchTennisCenterrepresentsanexpansionoftheformerHickeyTennisCourts.Recentadditionsincludegrandstandsandcanopiedbenchesforthenorthcourts.

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SERVINGTHEUCDAVISSTUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES204/208 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All-District/Americahonorees, andhasclaimeda recordthreewinnersoftheNCAAWomanoftheYearAward.Student-AthleteAcademicServicesdeservesmuchofthecreditfortheseaccomplishments.

The office started in 1988 with a single staffmemberservingasacentralizedresourceforacademicadvising,eligiblityinformationandcampusreferrals.The office has since expanded to include additionalacademicadvisors,anathleticaidcoordinator,anas-sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrativeassistant.ItisheadedbyNonaRichardson,senioras-sociatedirectorofathletics.

The Student-Athlete Academic Services officeprovidesarangeofservicestostudent-athletesonall26intercollegiateathleticsteams,includingassistancewithcourseandmajorselectionaswellasinterpretationandclarificationofeligibilityrulesandissues.

UCDavisstudent-athletestypicallyhaveamini-mumofthreeacademicadvisors:anathleticacademicadvisorassignedbysport,acollegeadvisor,andamajoradvisor(ifthestudenthasadeclaredmajor).Althoughappointmentswiththeathleticacademicadvisorsarenot mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes mightchoosetoseetheirathleticacademicadvisorforissuesincluding:

• General education (GE) requirements• Dropping/adding courses• Time management/study skills• Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form• Study hall for student-athletes• Personal issues that affect academic performance• Choosing a major/career• Declaring or changing a major• Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics• Preparation for graduate programs• Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships

and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINEDick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515

Knowncollectivelyas“TheHealerofChampions”,the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises fivefull-timecertifiedathletictrainers,afull-timephysicaltherapist/certifiedathletictrainerandapproximately24studentathletictrainers.Together,theyareresponsibleforprovidingmedicalcaretothe800-plusstudent-ath-letesthatcomposeUCDavis’26varsityteams.

The student athletic trainers serve two to threeyearswith theprogram, logging inmore than1,500

hours and gaining valuable clinical education in ahands-on environment. The internship is ideal foranystudentinterestedinagraduateprograminath-letictraining,aswellasanymedicaloralliedmedicalprofession.

TheARCPaviliontrainingroomcontainsexten-siveresourcesandequipmentfortherehabilitationofinjuredathletes.Thestaffphysical therapist ishead-quarteredthereaswell.

Jeff HoganHead Athletic Trainer

Michelle RoppeauDirector of Athletic Academic Advising

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CowellStudentHealthCenter....................................... 752-2300PeerCounselorsInAthletics(PCA).............................. 754-7103Internship&CareerCenter........................................... 752-2855LearningSkillsCenter.................................................. 752-2013StudentEmploymentCenter......................................... 752-0520CounselingCenter....................................................... 752-0871TheHouse(PeerCounseling)........................................ 752-2790CrossCulturalCenter................................................... 752-4287EducationAbroadCenter.............................................. 752-3014

StudentDisabilityCenter.............................................. 752-3184InternationalHouse.................................................... 753-5007Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual&TransgenderResourceCenter...... 752-2452Women’sResource&ResearchCenter............................ 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORTUndergraduateScholarshipOffice.................................. 752-2804FinancialAidOffice..................................................... 752-2390DeanWitterFundResidentialServices............................ 752-2033

OTHER RESOURCES

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

Media Guide

Aug. 20 Sacramento State

Sacramento, Calif. 5 p.m.

Sept. 3 Oregon

Eugene, Ore. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 5 Oregon State

Eugene, Ore. 11 a.m.

SEPT. 10 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD DAVIS

5 p.m.

Sept. 12 Fresno State

Fresno, Calif. 12 p.m.

Sept. 17 Akron

Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 p.m.

Sept. 19 UNLV

Las Vegas, Nev. 1 p.m.

SEPT. 24 SAN FRANCISCO

DAVIS

5 p.m.

SEPT. 26 MONTANA

DAVIS

1 p.m.

Oct. 1

Cal State Northridge * Northridge, Calif.

7 p.m.

Oct. 3

UC Irvine *

Irvine, Calif.

1 p.m.

OCT. 8 CAL STATE FULLERTON *

DAVIS

3 p.m.

OCT. 10 SAN JOSE STATE

DAVIS

1 p.m.

Oct. 15

UC Santa Barbara *

Santa Barbara, Calif. 5 p.m.

Oct. 21

Pacific *

Stockton, Calif. 7 p.m.

OCT. 24 CAL POLY *

DAVIS

1 p.m.

OCT. 29 UC RIVERSIDE *

DAVIS

2 p.m.

OCT. 31 LONG BEACH STATE * DAVIS

1 p.m.

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* Big West Conference match

All times Pacific

2010 uc davis women's soccer media guide

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