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THE COACHING STAFF
JILLIAN
ELLIS
HEAD COACH
EIGHTH SEASON
WILLIAM & MARY ‘88
Head coach Jillian Ellis enters her eighth season at the helm of the UCLA women’s
soccer program. She was hired on July 8, 1999 as the third UCLA women’s soccer
head coach in program history.
In just seven seasons in Westwood, Ellis has transformed UCLA into one of the
elite women’s soccer programs in the nation. She has guided the Bruins to four
appearances in the NCAA College Cup, highlighted by trips to the finals in 2000,
2004 and 2005. She owns an overall record of 132-27-7 (.816) at UCLA, while her
overall coaching record, which includes two seasons at the University of Illinois,
stands at 151-45-7 (.761).
In 1999, her first season at the helm, Ellis coached the Bruins to an impressive 155-1 overall record and their fourth NCAA tournament bid. During the season, the
Bruins emerged as one of the top teams in the country, ranking as high as No. 7 in
the nation, which at that time was the highest regular-season ranking the program
had ever achieved. UCLA was able to build on its 1999 per formance as, a year
later, the Bruins reached the school’s first-ever NCAA College Cup in 2000. UCLA
opened play with a 1-0 victory over Portland in the semifinals before dropping a 2-1
heartbreaker to North Carolina in the NCAA title match. UCLA finished second in
the national rankings that season with a 19-4-1 overall record. Ellis was rewarded
for her ef forts when she was named the NSCAA/adidas National Coach of the Year
at the NSCAA’s annual convention following the season.
In 2001, Ellis guided the Bruins to the Pac-10 title and within one match of a secondstraight College Cup. Although UCLA fell upset to Florida in the quarter finals, the
Bruins ended the season ranked No. 5 nationally with a 20-3-0 overall record. The
Bruins’ 20 victories that year set a single-season school record.
In 2002, UCLA made another strong run deep into the NCAA Tournament by reaching
the third round. The Bruins finished 18-4 overall and ended the season ranked No.
7 in the NSCAA/adidas final national poll. With an 8-1 record, UCLA also finished
second in the highly-competitive Pac-10 Conference.
The 2003 season was another special year for Ellis and the Bruins, as UCLA
advanced to the College Cup for the second time in school history. UCLA posted
a 20-2-3 overall record, claiming its fourth Pac-10 title. For her ef forts, Ellis was
named Pac-10 Coach of the Year at season’s end.
The Bruins made a return trip to the NCAA College Cup in 2004, falling in the NCAA
Final to Notre Dame on penalty kicks. UCLA ended the season with an 18-7 overall
record, earning the third Pac-10 title for Ellis in the process.
In 2005, Ellis guided the Bruins to the NCAA College Cup for the third year in a row,
making UCLA the only team in the country to appear in the last three College Cups.
The Bruins, who set the school record for wins with 22, finished the season with a
22-2-2 overall record and the school’s third Pac-10 title in a row.
In addition to her ef forts in the college game, Ellis has also excelled at the international
level after serving as the head coach of the Under-21 U.S. National Team. She has
led the U-21s to two Nordic Cup titles (2000 and 2005), including a trip to the finals
in 2006. In addition to her work with the U-21s, Ellis has served as a consultant with
the U.S. Olympic Team in Sydney, Australia in the Summer of 2000. She has also
worked extensively with the Under-16 U.S. National Team.
Ellis came to Westwood after heading the University of Illinois women’s soccer
program for two years. In 1998, she brought the Fighting Illini to a 12-8 record and
a first-ever Big-Ten Tournament berth. In the program’s first year in 1997, the Illini
ranked among the leaders in the Big Ten in attendance.
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University of California, Los Angeles
“Our goal every year at UCLA is to compete for
a Pac-10 and national championship, as well as
maximize every player’s potential”
— Jillian Ellis
THE COACHING STAFF
Coach Ellis By the Numbers
NCAA Winningest Active Coaches (Div.-I)
Name ..................................................................
..................................................................Yrs.
Yrs. ...............
...............Record
Record .....................
.....................(Pct.)
(Pct.)
1. Anson Dorrance, North Carolina ..................... 27 .................602-27-18 ..................(.944)
2. Paula Wilkins ....................................................... 5 ..................101-14-8.....................(.854)
3. Becky Burleigh, Florida ..................................... 16 .................280-72-18 .................. (.781)
4. Jerry Smith, Santa Clara ................................... 19 .................311-79-26 ................... (.779)
5. Len Tsantiris, UConn .......................................... 25 .................431-115-29 ................. (.775)
6. Chris Petrucelli, Texas ....................................... 16 .................262-74-16................... (.767)
7. Jillian Ellis, UCLA ............................................. 9 .................
.................151-45-7
151-45-7 ................... (.761)
8. John Walker, Nebraska ..................................... 12 .................200-60-9.................... (.760)
9. Randy Waldrum, Notre Dame ........................... 16 .................248-73-17 .................. (.759)
10. G. Guerrieri, Texas A&M .................................. 15 .................236-75-11................... (.750)
Ellis’ Year-by-Year Record (Nine Seasons)
Year ..................... School............... Record (Pct.) ..............NCAA Finish..........Conf. Finish .......Final Ranking
Head coach Jillian Ellis enters her eighth season at UCLA with a career coaching record or 151-45-7. Her .761
winning percentage ranks seventh nationally among NCAA Division-I coaches.
Prior to heading up the University of Illinois women’s soccer program, Ellis served
as an assistant coach at the University of Virginia for one year (1996-97), at Maryland for three years (1994-96) and at North Carolina State for another three years
(1988-90). As an assistant coach at North Carolina State, Ellis helped the Wolfpack
secure the 1988 Atlantic Coast Conference title and an NCAA Final Four appearance. In 1993, at the University of Maryland, she helped lead the Terrapins to the
1995 NCAA quarter finals.
A for ward at the College of William & Mary from 1984-87, Ellis was a third-team
All-American in 1987 and an honorable mention all-region selection in 1985. She
was also a member of the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America Senior
Recognition Team in 1987. In 1984, Ellis led the Braddock Road Club in Virginia to
the Under-19 national championship.
Ellis is the daughter of legendary soccer coach John Ellis, who is a former assistant
coach with the U.S. Women’s National Team and has directed the Soccer Academy
in Manassas, Virginia since 1984. John was a longtime soccer ambassador for the
British government, helping to create soccer programs worldwide. He also served
as head coach for the Trinidad and Tobago national team. Ellis’ brother, Paul Ellis,
is also a soccer coach. In 1998, he was head coach for the Region I U-17 team. A
former assistant coach at George Mason University, he currently works full-time
with his father at the Soccer Academy.
Jillian Ellis grew up in Portsmouth, England and came to the United States in 1981
at the age of 15. She also lived in Singapore for two years while her father helped
to develop a national soccer program in that country. She earned her bachelor of
arts degree in English Literature and Composition from the College of William &
Mary in 1988 and currently resides in Los Angeles.
1997................ Illinois ...........7-10-0 (.411) .......... N/A ................... 10th.............................N/A
1998................ Illinois ...........12-8-0 (.600) ........ N/A ................... 8th ..............................N/A
ILLINOIS TOTALS............................ 19-18-0 (.514)
1999................ UCLA ............15-5-1 (.738)......... T-9th ................ 3rd .............................. #14
2000 ............... UCLA ............19-4-1 (.813) ......... 2nd................... 3rd ................................#2
2001 ............... UCLA ............20-3-0 (.870) ........ T-5th ................ 1st .................................#5
2002 ............... UCLA ............18-4-0 (.818) ......... T-9th ................ 2nd ................................#7
2003 ............... UCLA ............20-2-3 (.860) ........ T-3rd ................ 1st .................................#3
2004 ............... UCLA ............18-7-0 (.720)......... 2nd................... T-1st ..............................#2
2005 ............... UCLA ............22-2-2 (.885) ........ 2nd................... 1st .................................#3
UCLA TOTALS ................................. 132-27-7 (.816)
OVERALL TOTALS............................ 151-45-7 (.761)
Career Highlights
• Led the Under-21s to the Nordic Cup title in
2000 and 2005, including a second-place
finish in 2006
• Has led UCLA to three-straight Pac-10
titles and NCAA College Cup appearances
(2003, 2004 and 2005)
• Led UCLA to a school record 22 victories
in 2005
• 2003 Pac-10 Coach of the Year
• 2000 NSCAA/adidas National Coach of
the Year
• Has guided UCLA to a total of four NCAA
College Cup appearances (2000, 2003,
2004 and 2005)
• Has led the Bruins to a total of four Pac-10
titles (2001, 2003, 2004 and 2005)
• Current head coach of the Under-21 U.S.
National Team.
• Head coach for t wo seasons at the
University of Illinois (1997-98)
• Earned third-team All-America honors as
a player at the College of William & Mary
(1984-87). Inducted into the William &
Mary Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002.
• Assistant coach at the University of
Virginia (1996), Maryland (1984-96) and
North Carolina St. (1988-90)
• Holds a United States Soccer Federation
‘A’ License
• Currently serves as a coaching education
staf f advisor with U.S. Soccer.
2006 Women’s Soccer Media Guide
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THE COACHING STAFF
JOE
MARK
B.J.
ASSISTANT HEAD COACH
SECOND SEASON
OLD DOMINION ‘92
ASSISTANT COACH
FOURTH SEASON
BOURNEMOUTH ‘01
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
INDIANA ‘00
MALLIA
UCLA head coach Jillian Ellis announced the hiring of
Joe Mallia as assistant head coach on June 10, 2005.
Mallia, who is entering is second season at UCLA, came
to Westwood from Loyola College (Md.), where he was
head coach for seven years.
Mallia, who is coming off five-straight NCAA Tournament
appearances at Loyola, compiled an overall record of
89-45-9 in seven years. This past season, the Greyhounds outscored Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference
(MAAC) opponents by a 26-1 margin, breaking the
school single-season record for most wins (16), highest
winning percentage (.800), most points (160) and goals
(59). Loyola also recently captured the MAAC regular
season and post-season tournament titles.
A native of Syosset, N.Y., Mallia was a goalkeeper at Old
Dominion University from 1987-91, earning team MVP
honors in 1990. He graduated with a degree in sports
medicine, leaving ODU as the school’s career leader
in saves (206) and shutouts (20). He was inducted into
the ODU Sports Hall of Fame in 1998.
“I am extremely pleased that Joe decided to join the
UCLA staf f,” said Ellis. “His successful coaching
experience, playing background, and strong personal
qualities make him a fantastic addition to our program.
I know that the players, staf f and UCLA community will
directly benefit from Joe’s decision to be a part of the
Bruin family.”
Joe and his wife Amy live in Redondo Beach with their
two daughters, Kaitlyn (5) and Reagan (2).
CARR
UCLA assistant coach Mark Carr is entering his
fourth season in Westwood after being hired on July
16, 2003.
During his time in Westwood, the Bruins have won three
Pac-10 titles and have played in the College Cup three
times, making runs to the finals in 2004 and 2005.
A native of London, England, Carr came to UCLA from
Northern California, where he held several coaching
positions at both the high school and club levels.
Carr graduated in 2001 with an International Marketing-Management degree with French from England’s
Bournemouth University, where he also played on the
soccer team.
Prior to college, he was a member of the Charlton
Athletic Youth Football Program from ages 15-19. While
in England, he also played on several semi-pro teams,
including Weymouth, Dorchester Town and Welling. He
represented England Schools at the U-18 level and was
captain of his state team.
“During the past three years, Mark has proven himself
to be an integral part of this program,” said head
coach Jillian Ellis. “His chemistry with the players,
professionalism and coaching ability is a large part
of our success.”
In addition to his work with the UCLA team, Carr works
locally with the South Bay Force Soccer Club. He is
also on the Region-IV ODP staf f. He recently earned
his USSF “A” License.
SNOW
B.J. Snow begins his first season on the UCLA coaching
staf f in 2006, serving as a volunteer assistant.
Snow comes to UCLA after spending the last four years
as the head men’s coach at his former high school,
Portage Central in Kalamazoo, Mich. During his tenure
at PCHS, he led the Mustangs to three Southern Michigan Athletic Conference (SMAC) titles, including three
district championships. In addition, Portage Central set
the school record for wins in both 2004 (19) and 2005
(20). He also coached NSCAA/adidas National High
School Player of the Year Eric Alexander, who recently
signed with Indiana. Snow was also an assistant with
the girl’s team at the school.
A four-year starter on defense at Indiana from 1996-99,
Snow helped the Hoosiers capture four-straight Big Ten
titles, including back-to-back national championships
in 1998 and 1999. He was an academic All-American
his senior season and an All-Big-Ten academic selection every year. Indiana’s record during his time in
Bloomington was an impressive 81-8-3.
Snow graduated in 1995 from Portage Central, where he
was an NSCAA/adidas High School All-American.
JILL
OAKES
UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH
FIRST SEASON
UCLA ‘06
After recently wrapping up a stellar four-year career
as a player at UCLA from 2002-05, Jill Oakes joins the
coaching staf f as an undergraduate assistant coach for
the 2006 season while finishing up her degree in Psychology. She is expected to graduate this December.
The 2006 UCLA Coaching Staff (From Left): B.J. Snow, Mark Carr, Jillian Ellis and Joe Mallia.
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A defender from nearby West Hills, Calif., Oakes finished
her career as one of the most accomplished players in
UCLA history. Last year as a senior, she was named
a first-team NSCAA/adidas All-American, and NCAA
All-Tournament selection, and one of 15 semifinalists
for the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy. Additionally, she was
a three-time first-team All-Pac-10 selection, leading
the Bruins to NCA A College Cup appearances in
2003, 2004 and 2005. Oakes played three years in
the midfield before moving to the Bruin defense in
2005. She finished her career with 34 points on 10
goals and 14 assists.
She currently trains with the U.S. Women’s National
Team.
Bristyn Davis
Adams / Calvert ..............................................................10
Castelanelli / Davis ......................................................... 11
DiMartino / Gleason ........................................................12
Hardy / Harris ..................................................................13
Henderson / Kleinert ......................................................14
Kron / Lang ......................................................................15
S. Lindstrom / Mac Kechnie............................................16
Oda-Burns / Playle ..........................................................17
Sayles / Thompson / Ursini ............................................18
B. Zerboni / M. Zerboni ...................................................19
Bruin Newcomers ..................................................... 20-21
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RETURNING PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES
DANESHA
CATHERINE
5-6 / JUNIOR / MIDFIELDER
SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO
SHAKER HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL
5-6 / SOPHOMORE / MIDFIELDER
MALIBU, CALIF.
MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL
ADAMS
25
YEAR
CALVERT
14
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2004 (Fr.)
25-23
78
12
5
4
28
2005 (So.)
26-26
95
21
9
4
46
TOTALS
51-49
173
33
14
8
74
U.S. National Team — A member of the U.S. team that won the 2006 CONCACAF
Under-20 Final Women’s Qualifying Tournament in Mexico … Played in four games,
starting two, and scored one goal against Jamaica … Traveled with the U-20s to
the World Championships in Russia … Helped the U-21s place second at the 2006
Nordic Cup … A member of the U.S. Under-21 National Team pool in 2005, but did
not make the Nordic Cup squad due to injury … Former member of the U.S. U-16
National Team Player Pool.
2005 (So.) — Started all 26 matches … Led the Pac-10 in scoring with 46 points on
21 goals and four assists … NSCAA/adidas second-team All-American … Member of
Soccer America’s Collegiate MVP Team … First-team Soccer Buzz All-American …
First-team All-Pac-10 selection … Member of the all-tournament team at the NCAA
College Cup … Scored an NCAA Tournament record four goals in the Bruins’ 5-0
victory over Virginia in the NCAA Quarter finals … Tallied a total of six goals during
UCLA’s run to the NCAA Final … Set a new single-season school record with nine
game-winning goals.
2004 (Fr.) — Played in all 25 games, starting 23 … Soccer America and Soccer
Buzz Freshman All-American … Named to the 2004 NCAA All-Tournament Team
… Scored four goals during the NCAA Tournament, including game winners over
Duke (3rd Rd.) and Princeton (Semifinals) … Ended the season ranked second on
the team and fourth in the Pac-10 in scoring with 28 points (12g, 4a) … Ranked
first on the team with five game-winning goals …Scored both goals in a seasonopening win over San Diego, her first collegiate game … Followed that up with a
pair of goals two days later against LMU …Named Pac-10 Player of the Week and
to Soccer America’s Team of the Week after those two per formances.
High School/Club — Region-IV ODP Team member … Lettered one season, earning Rookie of the Year honors at Walnut High School in Walnut, Calif. … Finished
up her high school career at Shaker Heights High School in Shaker Heights, Ohio
… Third-Team All-Ohio selection … Owns the Shaker Heights single-season record
for goals and assists … Played club soccer for the FC Slammers … Helped the
Slammers to a pair of state championships … Named MVP of the Under-19 Super
Group at the 2003 Sur f Cup after leading her team to the title … Also helped her
team capture the Frosted Flakes Kellogs Cup in 2000, earning a picture on a Kellogs cereal box.
Personal — Daughter of LaVonne and Lawrence Adams … Has one brother, Damaris
… Enjoys playing basketball and volleyball in her spare time … Admires Kobe Bryant
and Mia Hamm … Born June 6, 1986 in Bellflower, Calif.
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YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
14-4
2
0
0
0
0
2005 (Fr.) — Appeared in 14 matches, starting four … Came in as a substitute in the
Bruins’ 4-0 victory over Florida State at the NCAA College Cup … Started matches
against Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford and Arizona … Appeared in the midfield
and on defense.
High School/Club — Three-year member of the Cal-South ODP State Team (200204) … Region-IV pool player in 2002 and 2003 … Helped her ODP Region IV team
capture a national championship in 2003 … Four-year letter winner at Malibu High
School … All-Area honorable mention by the Los Angeles Daily News … Three-time
first-team All-Frontier League selection … Led her team in goals and assists all four
years … Three-time Team MVP and Scholar-Athlete selection … Also was a threeyear letter winner in track and field, competing in the 100m, 200m, 400m, 4x100 and
4x400 … Teammate of fellow freshmen Kelsey Davis and Caitlyn Mac Kechnie on
the 2004 National Champion So. Cal United Club Team.
Personal — Full name is Catherine Lynn Calvert … Born September 3, 1987 in
Santa Monica, Calif. …Daughter of Kim and Cheryl Calvert … Mother, uncle and
two aunts all attended UCLA … Has one brother, Brian … Admires seven-time Tour
de France winner Lance Armstrong … Grandparents Lee and Larry Calvert are in
the USA Badminton Hall of Fame.
MARY
BRISTYN
5-7 / SENIOR / DEFENDER
LODI, CALIF.
TOKAY HIGH SCHOOL
5-4 / SENIOR / FORWARD
LOCUST VALLEY, N.Y.
ST. ANTHONY’S HIGH SCHOOL
CASTELANELLI
3
YEAR
DAVIS
9
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
2003 (Fr.)
14-8
7
0
0
4
4
2003 (Fr.)
25-21
82
9
2
3
21
2004 (So.)
14-14
6
0
0
0
0
2004 (So.)
25-25
98
14
1
6
34
2005 (Jr.)
25-25
16
3
1
5
11
2005 (Jr.)
20-17
18
0
0
2
2
TOTALS
53-47
29
3
1
9
15
TOTALS
70-63
198
23
3
11
57
U.S. National Team — Helped the Under-21 U.S. National Team capture its seventhstraight Nordic Cup title in July of 2005 in Karlskoga, Sweden.
2005 (Jr.) — Started 25 of 26 matches … Third-team NSCAA/adidas All-Far-West
Region selection … Honorable mention All-Pac-10 … Member of the ESPN The
Magazine Academic All-District-8 first-team … Helped the Bruin defense record a
single-season record 18 shutouts … Started every match during the NCAA Tournament … Ended the season with 11 points on three goals and five assists … Scored
the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over No. 14 Princeton at the University of
Miami Classic … Also scored goals in victories over UC Santa Barbara and Mississippi Valley State.
2004 (So.) — Joined the team midseason due to training with the Under-19 U.S.
National Team in preparation for the World Championships … Started all 14 matches
she appeared in … Helped the UCLA defense post eight shutouts, including five in
the NCAA Tournament … Member of a defense that ranked 17th nationally in goals
against average (0.66) … Honorable mention All-Pac-10 Academic selection.
2003 (Fr.) — Appeared in 14 matches, starting eight … Forced to sit out the last 11
matches of the season due to a back injury … Helped the UCLA defense tie a school
record with 15 shutouts … Member of a Bruin defense ranked 10th in the country
in shutout percentage (0.60) and 19th in goals against average (0.73) … Ended the
year with four points on four assists.
High School/Club — Three-year letter winner at Tokay High School in Lodi, Calif.
… Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class according to Soccer America
… Ranked No. 16 nationally according to Soccer America’s Top-25 Recruits for
2003 … Earned Parade All-America honors in 2003 and NSCAA/adidas All-America
honors in 2001 and 2002 … Member of the U.S. Under-19 National Team … Played
with the U-19s at the Texas Shootout in 2003 … Traveled to Germany in July of
2003, taking on U-19 teams from Germany and Holland … Has also played with the
U-16 National Team … Traveled to France with the U-16s in the summer of 2002 …
Three-time all-league selection … Did not play high school soccer her senior year
… Also participated on the cross-country team … Twice earned all-league honors in
cross-country … Played club soccer for the Pleasanton Rage in 2002-03 … Helped
lead the Rage to the California State Cup title in her only season with the team.
Personal — Full name is Mary Margaret Castelanelli … Daughter of Larry and Louise
Castelanelli … Has two older brothers, L.J. and Marc … Has three sisters, Christy,
Alex and Darcie … Enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding and sur fing … Born April
23, 1985 in Stockton, Calif.
YEAR
Points
U.S. National Team — Helped the U-21 U.S. National Team capture its fifth consecutive Nordic Cup title in 2003, defeating Sweden, 2-1 in the final … Joined the
U-21s following a four-goal per formance against Canada as a member of the U-19s
on May 28, 2003 … Recently helped the U-21s place second at the 2006 Nordic Cup
… Golden Boot Award winner at the adidas Cup while playing with the U-19s.
2005 (Jr.) — Appeared in 20 matches, starting 17 … Made a successful transition
to defense after playing her first two seasons as a for ward … Member of a Bruin
back line that recorded a single-season record 18 shutouts … Started every match
during the NCAA Tournament … Helped the Bruins hold opponents scoreless
during the first five rounds of NCAA play … Ended the season with two points on
two assists … Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 3-2 double-overtime victory
over USC on Oct. 7.
2004 (So.) — Played and started all 25 matches … Honorable mention All-America
selection from Soccer Buzz … Third-team NSCAA/adidas All-Far West Region …
Second-team All-Pac-10 selection … NCAA All-Tournament Team member … Led
the team and ranked second in the Pac-10 in scoring with 34 points (14g, 6a) …
Ranked in the top-5 in the conference in nearly every of fensive category … Also
led the Pac-10 in shots with 98 … Scored a goal against Princeton during UCLA’s
2-0 victory in the NCAA College Cup Semifinals … Named to Soccer America’s
Team of the Week after recording a hat trick in the Bruins’ 5-1 victory over No. 7
Washington on Oct. 17.
2003 (Fr.) — Played in all 25 matches, starting 21 … Ranked fourth on the team
and eighth in the Pac-10 in scoring with 21 points (9g, 3a) … Led the conference
in shots with 82 … Scored the game-winning goal in a 6-2 victory over Oakland on
Sept. 14 … Also posted the game winner in a 3-2 double-overtime victory over No.
9 Washington on Oct. 11 … Started all five matches during the NCAA Tournament
… Scored a goal in a 4-0 quarter final victory over Penn State.
High School/Club —First-team
—
Parade All-American in 2003 … McDonald’s AllAmerican Candidate … Listed as the No. 10 rated recruit in the nation by Soccer
America … Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class … Named National Player
of the Year by Student Sports Magazine her senior season at St. Anthony’s High
School in Huntington, N.Y. … Led St. Anthony’s to back-to-back state titles in 2002
and 2003 … Scored 76 goals in three seasons, including 32 her senior year … Tallied
90 points her senior season, leading her team to a 19-1-1 overall record and a No.
5 national ranking … Played club soccer for the HBC Fury … Helped her club team
to five New York State Championships, including two regional titles.
Personal — Full name is Bristyn M. Davis … Daughter of Joseph and Beth Davis
… Has two older brothers, Brett and Chadd … Both brothers played professional
soccer for the Long Island Rough Riders … Chadd was a member of UCLA’s soccer
team from 1999-2002 … Born January 12, 1985 in Newport Beach, Calif.
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CHRISTINA
MICHELLE
MASSAPEQUA, N.Y.
MASSAPEQUA HIGH SCHOOL
5-4 / SENIOR / MIDFIELDER
LAKE FOREST, CALIF.
EL TORO HIGH SCHOOL
DIMARTINO
5
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
GLEASON
24
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
26-26
37
5
2
5
15
U.S. National Team — Called into her first U.S. U-20 Women’s National Team training
camp in May of 2005 … Member of the 2006 U-20 World Championship Team … Also
trained with the U.S. U-19s in preparation for the 2004 FIFA U-19 World Championships in Thailand … Played with the U.S. U-16 and U-17 National Teams.
2005 (Fr.) — Only freshman to start all 26 matches … Soccer Buzz Freshman
All-American … Member of the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team … Honorable mention
All-Pac-10 selection … Ended the season ranked fourth on the team in scoring with
15 points (5g, 5a) … Posted the game-winning goal in the Bruins’ 4-0 victory over
Florida State in the NCAA Semifinals … Also had the game winner against San
Diego on Aug. 28 … Registered an assist in her first college game, a 3-0 victory
over Long Beach State on Aug. 26.
High School/Club — Two-time Parade Magazine High School All-American (2004
& 2005) … 2004 NSCAA/adidas National High School Player of the Year … 2004
NSCAA/adidas High School All-American … Gatorade State Player of the Year for
New York … 2003 and 2004 NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American … Ranked as the
No. 12 overall recruit in the country sixth best for ward by Student Sports Magazine
… Top-25 U.S. High School Recruit by Soccer Buzz … Four-year varsity letter winner
at Massapequa High School in Massapequa, NY… Two-time Nassau County Player
of the Year … Played club soccer for the Albertson Express … Helped her club
team capture four state championships … Albertson Express also won the WAGS
Tournament and the Disney Cup in 2004.
Personal — Full name is Christina DiMartino … Born November 6, 1986 in Long
Island, New York … Daughter of Daniel and Patrice DiMartino … Has one brother,
Daniel … Three sisters are Gina, Victoria and Jaclyn … Father is a New York City
Firefighter.
12
YEAR
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2003 (Fr.)
8-1
0
0
0
0
0
2004 (So.)
8-5
2
0
0
2
2
2005 (Jr.)
22-3
8
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
38-9
10
0
0
2
2
2005 (Jr.) — Appeared in 22 matches, starting three … Played in all six matches
during the NCAA Tournament … Made starts against Penn State, Colorado (Oct.
11) and Oregon … Ended the season with eight shots.
2004 (So.) — Appeared in eight matches, starting five … Ended the season with
two points on two assists … Had an assist in victories over Santa Barbara (Sept.
5) and another against Oregon (Oct. 10) … Honorable mention All-Pac-10 Academic
selection.
2003 (Fr.) — Appeared in eight matches … Made her only start of the season in a
scoreless tie against Santa Barbara on Sept. 3.
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at El Toro High School in Lake Forest,
Calif. … Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class according to Soccer America
… Three-time first-team All-South Coast League selection … Two-time first-team
All-CIF per former … Also named to the Los Angeles Times Southern California
Regional Team … El Toro’s Golden Boot Award winner in 2003 … Also named offensive MVP her junior season … Two-year team captain … Member of Southern
California’s Olympic Development Program … State pool player in 2002 … Also
brought into ODP Regional Camp in 2002 … Played club soccer for the prestigious
Southern California Blues.
Personal — Full name is Michelle Rene Gleason … Daughter of Joseph and Norma
Gleason … Has one brother, Michael and one sister, Markie … Enjoys sur fing
… Lists her biggest athletic thrill as signing to play for the Bruins … Born February
25, 1985 in Orange, Calif.
ERIN
JESSICA
5-6 / SOPHOMORE / DEFENDER
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
5-10 / SENIOR / DEFENDER
WOODLAND HILLS, CALIF.
EL CAMINO REAL HIGH SCHOOL
HARDY
12
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
HARRIS
28
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
25-25
2
0
0
0
0
U.S. National Team — Made a late run to earn a spot on the U-20 World Championship roster … Attended her first U-20 training camp in early May of 2006 … Also
participated in a U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team training camp in April of 2006.
2005 (Fr.) — Played and started 25 of 26 matches … Member of the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team … Started all six matches during the NCAA Tournament … Helped UCLA
register a single-season school record 18 shutouts, including five during the NCAA
Tournament … Member of a Bruin defense that surrendered just 12 goals all season
… Earned the team’s Most Improved Player Award at the end of the season.
High School/Club — Four-year starting defender at Newport Harbor High School in
Newport Beach, Calif. … Team captain …Team MVP in 2002 …All-CIF and All-Sea
View League selection … Member of the ODP Region-IV player pool … Helped the
team to a regional championship in 2004 … Played club soccer for the Southern
California Blues, along with fellow sophomores Blake and McCall Zerboni … Has
played for the Blues since the U-11s … Helped the Blues to League Cup Championships in 2001 and 2002, and Region-IV Championship in 2000 … Also helped the
Blues to the Sur f Cup title in 2004.
Personal — Full name is Erin Rachel Hardy … Born September 16, 1986 in Anaheim
Hills, Calif. …Daughter of Rick and Gloria Hardy … Mother also attended UCLA …Has
one brother, Jason … Enjoys hanging out with friends and going to the movies …
Admires former U.S. Women’s National Team member Michelle Akers.
YEAR
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
2003 (Fr.)
3-0
1
0
0
0
Points
0
2004 (So.)
15-3
3
0
0
0
0
2005 (Jr.)
9-0
1
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
27-3
5
0
0
0
0
2005 (Jr.) — Appeared in nine matches … Came on as a sub in UCLA’s 4-0 victory
over Florida State in the NCAA College Cup Semifinals … Also appeared in the
Bruins’ 9-0 victory over Mississippi Valley State in the first round.
2004 (So.) — Appeared in 15 matches, starting three … All three starts were shutouts …Made her first career start in a 2-0 victory over SMU on Sept. 17 … Started a
day later in the Bruins’ 1-0 decision over Texas A&M … Also helped the Bruins blank
Oregon, 6-0 on Oct. 10 … Appeared in UCLA’s 3-2 double-overtime victory over USC
on Nov. 7, a win that clinched a share of the Pac-10 title.
2003 (Fr.) — Appeared in three matches … Saw action against UW-Milwaukee,
Oakland and Loyola Marymount.
High School/Club — Four-year letterwinner at El Camino Real High School in Woodland
Hills, Calif. … Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class according to Soccer
America … Los Angeles City Player of the Year in 2003 … Three-time first-team
All-CIF City selection … Four-time first-team All-West Valley League selection … El
Camino Real team captain in 2003 … Daily News All-Region selection her senior
year … Led El Camino Real to three city titles from 2001-03 … Played club soccer
for the West Valley Samba … Helped the Samba to the 2002 U.S. Youth Soccer U-16
National Championship … Member of a defense that allowed only two goals during
both regional and national play … Also led her team to the 2000 Nike Premier Cup
U-14 Championship … Member of the ODP Cal South team since 1999.
Personal — Full name is Jessica Lynne Harris … Daughter of Michael and Linda
Harris …Admires tennis professionals Venus and Serena Williams … Enjoys watching movies and learning the history of film … Favorite class is U.S. History … Born
December 31, 1985 in Van Nuys, Calif.
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VALERIE
NICOLE
5-7 / JUNIOR / GOALKEEPER
ORINDA, CALIF.
MIRAMONTE HIGH SCHOOL
LA CANADA, CALIF.
FLINTRIDGE PREP
HENDERSON
1
YEAR
KLEINERT
13
GP-GS
Minutes
Saves
Shutouts
GA
GA A
W-L-T
YEAR
2004 (Fr.)
25-25
2278
65
12
17
0.67
18-7-0
2005 (Fr.)
2005 (So.)
25-24
2056
45
10
12
0.53
20-2-2
TOTALS
50-49
4335
110
22
29
0.60
38-9-2
U.S. National Team — A member of the U.S. team that won the 2006 CONCACAF
Under-20 Final Women’s Qualifying Tournament in Mexico … Played in two matches
in Mexico, earning shutouts in both … Traveled to the U-20 World Championships in
Russia … Has trained with the U.S. U-19 and U-17 National Teams.
2005 (So.) — Appeared in 25 matches, starting 24 … NSCAA/adidas second-team
All-American … First-team All-Pac-10 selection … Honorable mention All-Pac-10
Academic selection … Earned first-team NSCAA/adidas All-Far-West Region honors
… Ended the season ranked second in the Pac-10 with an 0.53 goals against average … Surrendered just 12 goals all season … Finished the year with 10 shutouts,
including five during the NCAA Tournament … Ended the season with a 20-2-2 record
in goal … Made a team-best 45 saves.
2004 (Fr.) — UCLA’s starting goalkeeper in all 25 matches …NCAA All-Tournament
Team selection after posting five shutouts in postseason play … Soccer America
and Soccer Buzz Freshman All-American … Led the Pac-10 Conference in shutouts
with 12 …Ranked third in the conference and 22nd in the nation with a goals against
average of 0.67 … Registered a season-high seven saves in a 1-0 victory over Arizona
State on Oct. 29 … Posted six saves in a 2-1 win over LMU on Aug. 29 … Played
every minute during all six matches in the NCAA Tournament, surrendering just one
goal on a penalty kick in the NCAA Final.
High School/Club — Two-time NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American … Has seen time
with both the U19 and U17 U.S. National Teams … Participated at the adidas ESP
Camp in 2002 … Diablo Foothill Athletic League (DFAL) Defensive MVP in 2003 …
Led her club team the Walnut Creek Strikers to a second-place finish at the state
cup in 2003 … Also helped the Strikers win the Premier League Championship in
2002 and 2003 … Member of the USYSA All-Star Team that toured Germany in the
spring of 2003 … First-team all-league in softball and track & field (pole vault) …
Two-time NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American.
Personal — Daughter of Steve Henderson and Sara Harkness … Has three sisters,
Elizabeth, Rachel and Hannah … Enjoys rock climbing … Born April 19, 1986 in
Concord, Calif.
14
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
2005 (Fr.) — Appeared in just one match, coming in as a substitute in UCLA’s 4-0
victory over St. Mary’s on Sept. 18.
High School/Club — Member of the ODP Cal-South State Team in 2001-2002 …
Four-year letter winner at Flintridge Prep in La Canada, Calif. … Team captain and
MVP … Three-time first-team All-Prep League selection (2002 and 2004) … Named
second-team all-league in 2003 … Led the Prep League in goals scored in 2002 …
Ended her prep career with 72 goals and 43 assists … First-team all-area selection
by the Los Angeles Daily News … Was also a three-year letter winner in Track &
Field … Three-time CIF Finalist in the 4x400 … Plays club soccer for the Santa Anita
Strikers … Played mostly up top and in the midfield in high school … Recruited to
UCLA as a defender.
Personal — Full name is Nicole Marie Kleinert … Goes by the name Coco … Born
September 12, 1987 in West Lake, Ohio … Daughter of Richard and Darleen Kleinert
… Has two brothers, Adam and Matt … Enjoys snowboarding, traveling and watching
sports … Favorite academic class is Psychology.
STEPHANIE
KARA
5-3 / R. JUNIOR / MIDFIELDER
PARADISE VALLEY, ARIZ.
XAVIER COLLEGE PREP
5-10 / SOPHOMORE / FORWARD
OAKVILLE, ONTARIO, CANADA
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS HIGH SCHOOL
KRON
18
YEAR
LANG
15
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2003 (Fr.)
20-10
30
0
0
5
5
2005 (So.)
24-4
18
2
0
3
7
44-14
48
2
0
8
12
TOTALS
U.S. National Team — Pool player with the Under-20 U.S. National Team … Redshirted
the 2004 season while playing with the Under-19 U.S. National Team …Traveled with
the U-19s to Thailand for the World Championships in November of 2004 … Has
also made trips with the U-19s to Germany and Mexico.
2005 (So.) — Appeared in 24 matches, starting four … Ended the season with seven
points on two goals and three assists … Played in five of six matches during the
NCAA Tournament … Scored a goal in a 9-0 victory over Mississippi Valley State
in the first round … Had an assist in the Bruins’ 4-0 decision over Florida State in
the NCAA College Cup Semifinals … Also scored in a 5-0 victory over UC Santa
Barbara on Sept. 28.
2003 (Fr.) — Saw action in 20 of 25 matches, starting 10 … Started UCLA’s season
opener against top-ranked Santa Clara … Assisted on the game winner in a 2-1 victory
over No. 17 Duke on Sept. 21 … Also had assists against UW-Milwaukee, Oakland,
Arizona and LMU … Finished the year with five points on five assists.
High School/Club — Played only one season of high school soccer due to club and
national team commitments … Played on both the ODP Region II and Region IV
teams … First-team Parade All-American in 2003 … Also earned NSCAA/adidas
All-America honors in 2003 … Selected to the 2003 McDonald’s All-America Team
… Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class in the nation according to Soccer
America … Individually, ranked as the No. 14 recruit nationally … Participated at
the 2002 adidas ESP Camp at UNC Wilmington.
Personal — Full name is Stephanie Michele Kron … Daughter of Ed and Cindy Kron
… Has one brother, Andrew and one sister, Samantha …Grandfather, Theo served
as coach of the U.S. Olympic Cycling Team in 1972 … Enjoys running and playing
tennis … Admires Tiger Woods … Favorite class is psychology … Born August 20,
1985 in Parkridge, Ill.
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
24-24
101
17
3
6
40
2006 — Will redshirt the year while recovering from a torn ACL suf fered in the
of fseason.
Canadian National Team — At 15, became the youngest player to ever play with
Full Canadian National Team … Also holds the world record as the youngest
player to ever score in a full international match (Mar. 3, 2002 vs. Wales) … Has
scored 21 goals in 44 appearances for Canada … Appeared in all six matches at
the 2003 Women’s World Cup, scoring two goals … Scored four goals in a 9-0 win
over Jamaica at the 2002 Gold Cup … Helped her country capture the silver medal
at the Under-19 World Championships in 2002 … Also played at the U-19 World
Championships in 2004, scoring three goals … Has scored a total of eight goals in
16 games for the U-19s.
2005 (Fr.) — One of the top freshman in the country … Honorable mention All-American
by Soccer Buzz … Also a member of the Soccer Buzz Freshman All-America Team
… Honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection and All-Pac-10 Freshman Team member
… Started and played in 24 of 26 matches … Ended the season ranked second on
the team in scoring with 40 points (17g, 6a) … Set UCLA freshman records for both
goals and assists … Led the team in scoring during the NCAA Tournament, scoring goals in every match leading up to the final … Finished the tournament with 17
points (8g, 1a) … Tallied a hat trick in just her second collegiate game, registering
thee goals in a 4-1 victory over San Diego on Aug. 28 … Ended the season with five
multiple-goal games … Also had three game-winning goals … Member of Soccer
America’s Preseason All-America Team.
High School/Club — Named the No. 1 overall recruit in the nation by Student Sports
Magazine … Attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Oakville, Ontario … Played
just one season of high school soccer due to club and national team commitments
… Also played two years of basketball in high school … Club soccer team is the
Vancouver Whitecaps … Helped the Whitecaps to the W-League Championship in
2004 and a third-place showing in 2005.
Personal — Full name is Kara Elise Lang … Born October 22, 1986 in Calgary,
Alberta, Canada … Daughter of Brian and Moya Lang … Has one brother, Pierce
… Hopes to one day play in the Olympics and eventually help Canada win a World
Cup … Greatest athletic thrill was reaching the semifinals of the 2003 World Cup …
Enjoys listening to music, fashion and skate boarding.
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STACY
CAITLYN
5-11 / R. SENIOR / MIDFIELDER
LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIF.
ALISO NIGUEL HIGH SCHOOL
CAMARILLO, CALIF.
OAKS CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
LINDSTROM
2
YEAR
MAC KECHNIE
11
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2002 (Fr.)
22-20
37
5
0
5
15
2003 (So.)
22-12
43
1
0
2
4
2005 (Jr.)
26-26
16
2
0
5
9
TOTALS
70-58
96
8
0
12
28
U.S. National Team — Pool player with the Under-20 U.S. National Team … Redshirted
the 2004 season while playing with the Under-19 U.S. National Team …Traveled with
the U-19s to Thailand for the World Championships in November of 2004 … Has
been a member of the National Team Program since the U-16s … Participated at
the Albena Cup in 2000 with the Under-18 U.S. Squad.
2005 (Jr.) — One of just five players to start all 26 matches … Ended the season with
nine points on two goals and five assists … Scored a goal in a 3-2 double-overtime
victory over USC on Oct. 7 … Also had a goal and an assist in UCLA’s 4-0 NCAA
Third Round victory over Marquette … Assisted on the game-winning goal in a 1-0
decision over Denver on Sept. 23.
2003 (So.) — Appeared in 22 of 25 matches, starting 12 … Assisted on a game-tying
goal in the 89th minute against No. 1 Santa Clara on Aug. 29 … Other assist came
in a 6-2 decision over Oakland on Sept. 14 … Ended the year with four points on a
goal and two assists … Registered her only goal in a 4-0 victory over UW-Milwaukee
on Sept. 12 … Ended the year with 43 shots.
2002 (Fr.) — One of just two freshmen to play in all 22 matches … Also made 20
starts … Finished the season ranked fifth on the team in scoring with 15 points (5g,
5a) … Scored a goal in her first collegiate match against USD on Aug. 30 … Also
scored a goal in a 2-0 victory over cross-town rival USC on Oct. 27 … Started all
three matches during the NCAA Tournament.
High School/Club — Three-year letter winner in soccer at Aliso Niguel High School
in Laguna Niguel, CA … Graduated from high school a year early to attend UCLA
… Also lettered two years in track and one year in volleyball … Ranked No. 15 on
Soccer America’s Top-25 Recruit List … Two-time member of Parade Magazine’s
All-America Team … Was also an NSCAA All-American in 2001 and 2002 … First-team
All-CIF selection in 2002 … Played club soccer for the Southern California Blues
Personal — Full name is Stacy Jean Lindstrom … Daughter of Mark and Janis
Lindstrom … Has one brother, Brian … Admires former Chicago Bears running back
Walter Payton … Born February 23, 1985 in Hof fman Estates, Ill.
16
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
16-2
9
0
0
0
0
2005 (Fr.) — Appeared in 16 matches, starting two … Started matches against
Princeton and Florida Atlantic at the University of Miami Classic … Played in four
NCAA Tournament matches, including a 4-0 semifinal victory Florida State at the
College Cup … Ended the season with nine shots.
High School/Club — Student Sports Magazine Top-100 Recruit … Member of the
Region-IV ODP Team from 2000-03 … ODP State Team member since 2000 … Has
scored over 50 goals in just three years at Oaks Christian High School … Helped
Oaks Christian capture three CIF titles … Three-time First-Team All-CIF selection
… Frontier League MVP in 2003, 2004 and 2005 … Los Angeles Daily News Player
of the Year … Also attended Camarillo High School during her freshman year …
Teammate of Catherine Calvert on the 2004 National Champion So. Cal United Club
Team … Also helped her club team capture three Sur f Cup Championships.
Personal — Full name is Caitlyn Marie Mac Kechnie … Born April 13, 1987 in Burbank,
Calif. … Daughter of Scott and Debra Mac Kechnie … Has two sisters, Ashley and
Hannah … Admires Michael Jordan … Lists her greatest athletic thrill as winning a
national championship with her club team … Enjoys sur fing, wakeboarding, snowboarding and spending time with family.
THERESA
ALMA
PORTOLA VALLEY, CALIF.
MENLO HIGH SCHOOL
5-9 / JUNIOR / FORWARD
DAVIS, CALIF.
DAVIS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
ODA-BURNS
21
YEAR
2005 (RFr.)
PLAYLE
7
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
3-1
0
0
0
0
0
2005 (RFr.) — Appeared in matches against Florida Atlantic and Colorado … Also
made her first start of the season on the road at Santa Clara … Season cut short
due to a knee injury suf fered in that match.
2004 (Fr.) — Redshirted the entire season while recovering from of fseason ACL
surgery.
High School/Club — Three-year member of the Cal-North State ODP Team (2000,
2003-04) … Participated at the 2003 adidas ESP National Camp in Austin, TX … Member of the Region-IV ODP Team … Also played for the Washington State ODP Team
from 2001-02 … Played club soccer for both the Washington State Cup Championships FC Royals and Cal-North State Champions DeAnza Sharks … Also helped the
Sharks reach the regional final in 2003 … Four-year letter winner in cross-country
… Three-year letter winner in track & field (sprints, relays) … Named team MVP in
both sports … Menlo HS Junior Athlete of the Year in 2003 … CIF Scholar-Athlete
in 2003 … National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation (2003).
Personal — Full name is Theresa Michal Kazumi Oda-Burns … Daughter of Marjorie
and John Oda-Burns ... Has one sister, Winnie and one brother, John … Biggest
athletic thrills include: anchoring the 4 x 400m relay at the State track meet in
Washington, and winning state cup in 2003 with the De Anza Sharks ... Born July
21, 1986 in Santa Clara, Calif.
YEAR
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2004 (Fr.)
21-6
4
0
0
1
1
2005 (So.)
15-0
6
0
0
0
0
TOTALS
36-6
10
0
0
1
1
2005 (So.) — Appeared in 15 matches … Saw action in four NCAA Tournament
games, including the Bruins’ NCAA Semifinal victory over Florida State at the College Cup … Ended the season with six shots.
2004 (Fr.) — Appeared in 21 matches, starting six … Ended the season with one point
on an assist tallied against Oregon on Oct. 10 … Appeared in four matches during
the NCAA Tournament, including UCLA’s NCAA Semifinal win over Princeton.
High School/Club — Three-year letter winner at Davis Senior High School … Led
Davis Senior in goals her sophomore and senior years … Helped her team to a
second-place finish in the CIF Section in 2002 and to a pair of league championships
in 2002 and 2003 … Second-team All-MEL League … Cal-North State ODP Team
member (2001-04) …Led that team to a regional semifinal appearance in 2004 …
Top scorer on her Davis Impact club team the last four years.
Personal — Daughter of You-Lo Hsieh and Bruce Playle … Has one older brother,
Arlo … Plays viola in Sacramento Youth Symphony … Has played the piano for the
last 13 years … Enjoys art … Born May 28, 1986 in Woodland, Calif.
This year’s junior class has played in the NCAA Final in each of its first two seasons at UCLA. From Left: Valerie Henderson, Jennifer Sayles, Stephanie Kron, Danesha Adams, Alma Playle and Ashley Thompson.
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JENNIFER
CAITLIN
5-3 / JUNIOR / MIDFIELDER
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
HARVARD-WESTLAKE SCHOOL
5-5 / SENIOR / MIDFIELDER
SAN PEDRO, CALIF.
SAN PEDRO HIGH SCHOOL
SAYLES
22
YEAR
URSINI
17
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
2004 (Fr.)
10-0
2
0
0
0
0
2003 (Fr.)
15-0
6
1
1
0
2
2005 (So.)
6-0
1
0
0
0
0
2004 (So.)
20-13
9
1
1
1
3
TOTALS
16-0
3
0
0
0
0
2005 (Jr.)
19-15
18
1
0
2
4
TOTALS
54-28
33
3
2
3
9
2005 (So.) — Appeared in 6 matches … Saw action in two NCAA Tournament games,
including the Bruins’ NCAA Semifinal victory over Florida State at the College Cup
… Ended the season with one shot.
2004 (Fr.) — Appeared in 10 matches … Played in UCLA’s 3-0 victory over San Diego
in the second round of the NCAA Tournament … Had a season-high two shots in a
6-1 victory over UC Santa Barbara on Sept. 5.
High School/Club — Team captain at Harvard-Westlake High School … Helped
Harvard-Westlake capture four-consecutive Mission League titles … Former high
school teammate of former Bruin Jill Oakes … Started on the varsity as a freshman
… Also helped her team earn two Co-CIF Championships from 2001-02 … Played
club soccer for the Southern California Blues … Has also played with the PCSC
Rage … Ran track in high school.
Personal — Full name is Jennifer Lauren Sayles … Daughter of Tom and Valerie
Sayles … Has one brother, Matthew … Enjoys going to the movies, rock climbing
and listening to music … Born on June 20, 1986 in Santa Monica, Calif.
THOMPSON
YEAR
5-4 / JUNIOR / GOALKEEPER
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CALIF.
TRABUCO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
GP-GS
Minutes
Saves
Shutouts
GA
GA A
W-L-T
- DID NOT PLAY -
2004 (Fr.)
2005 (So.)
3-0
59
0
0
0
0
0-0-0
TOTALS
3-0
59
0
0
0
0
0-0-0
2005 (So.) — Appeared in three matches, seeing action against St. Mary’s, Washington and Mississippi Valley State … Played a total of 59 minutes … Ended the
season with two saves.
2004 (Fr.) — Did not see any action.
High School/Club — Captain at Trabuco Hills High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. … Led Trabuco Hills to a second place finish in the South Coast League
… Named to the all-tournament team at the 2003 Excalibur High School Tournament
… Member of the ODP player pool and Region-IV squad … Played club soccer for
the West Coast Futbol Club … Helped her club team to the Under-17 title at the
Nomads College Showcase … 2001 League Cup champions.
Personal — Daughter of Ancel and Belinda Thompson … Brother Scot played for
the Los Angeles Galaxy and was captain of the 2002 NCAA Champion UCLA men’s
soccer team … Enjoys snowboarding, sur fing and playing golf in her spare time
… Born January 19, 1986 in Dover, N.J.
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U.S. National Team — Former member of both the Under-16 and Under-17 U.S.
National Teams
2005 (Jr.) — Appeared in 19 matches, making 15 starts … Ended the season with
four points on a goal and two assists … Scored a goal in the Bruins’ first match of
the season, a 3-0 victory over Long Beach State on Aug. 26 … Registered an assist
in a 3-2 double-overtime victory over USC on Oct. 7 … Also had an assist in a 4-0
win over St. Mary’s on Sept. 18 … Suf fered a season-ending knee injury just prior
to the NCAA Tournament.
2004 (So.) — Appeared in 20 matches, starting 13 … Ended the season with three
points on a goal and an assist … Scored the game-winning goal in the NCAA Quarter finals against Ohio State, sending the Bruins to the College Cup … Appeared in
all six matches during the NCAA Tournament, starting four, including both matches
at the College Cup … Tallied her lone assist against SMU on Sept. 17.
2003 (Fr.) — Appeared in 15 matches … Scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0
victory over Pepperdine in her first collegiate match … Saw action in the NCAA
College Cup Semifinal against North Carolina … Ended the season with two points
on one goal.
High School/Club — Three-year letter winner at San Pedro High School in San
Pedro, Calif. … Member of UCLA’s No. 2 rated recruiting class according to Soccer
America … Did not play her senior season due to a torn ACL … Injury has kept her
out of participating in high school and club since Sept. 2002 … NSCAA All-American
in 2002 … Member of the NSCAA/adidas and McDonald’s All-America Teams … Led
her ODP Regional Team to the Region IV Championship … Has participated in the
U.S. Olympic Soccer Festival and the McDonald’s All-America Game … Has also
been in numerous national and regional team camps with U.S. Soccer … Played
club for the Southern California Blues … Helped the Blues to the Coast Soccer
League and State Championship in 2001 and 2002.
ASHLEY
30
YEAR
Personal — Full name is Caitlin Elizabeth Ursini … Daughter of Andrew and Liz Ursini
… Has one brother, Andrew and one sister, Ali … Lists competing against other
countries as a member of several U.S. National Teams as her biggest athletic thrill
… Enjoys science classes … Born May 6, 1985 in San Pedro, Calif.
BLAKE
MCCALL
#4 / 5-2 / SOPHOMORE / FORWARD
SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF.
LAGUNA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF.
SAN CLEMENTE HIGH SCHOOL
ZERBONI
ZERBONI
4
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
6
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
14-0
8
3
0
0
6
2005 (Fr.) — Appeared in 14 matches … Ended the season with six points on three
goals … Tallied her first collegiate goal in a 4-0 victory over Washington on Oct.
21 … Scored two goals during the NCAA Tournament … Recorded a goal in a 9-0
victory over Mississippi Valley State in the first round … Also had a goal in a 4-0
win over Marquette in the third round … Appeared in UCLA’s semifinal victory over
Florida State at the NCAA College Cup.
High School/Club — Scholar Athlete Award winner at San Clemente High School in
2001 and 2002 … Second-team all-county selection her sophomore year … Member
of the Southern California Blues Club Program since the U-10 level … Club teammate
sister McCall and Erin Hardy … Helped the Blues capture their first-ever Sur f Cup
title in November of 2004, along with a pair of League Cup Championships in 2001
and 2002 …Region-IV Championship in 2000 … Played two seasons of soccer at
San Clemente High School before transferring to Laguna Beach High School.
Personal — Full name is Blake Colleen Zerboni … Born December 13, 1986 in Camarillo, Calif. … Daughter of James and Lindy Zerboni … Has two brothers, Rhett
and Gage … Also has four sisters, Chloe, McCall, Greer and Cole … Twin sister
McCall is also a sophomore on the UCLA women’s soccer team … Enjoys painting,
dancing and traveling.
YEAR
2005 (Fr.)
GP-GS
Shots
Goals
GWG
Assists
Points
25-10
29
3
2
5
11
U.S. National Team — Played with the Under-17 U.S. National Team in matches
against Canada and Germany in 2003.
2005 (Fr.) — Played in 25 matches, starting 10 … Ended the season with 11 points
on three goals and five assists … Scored a goal in UCLA’s 3-0 opening day victory
over Long Beach State, her first collegiate match … Put in the game-winning goal
in a 2-1 double-overtime victory over No. 23 Arizona on Nov. 4 … Also had a goal
and an assist in a 9-0 decision over Mississippi Valley State in the NCAA First Round
… Ended the NCAA Tournament with five points after recording assists against
Virginia (quarter finals) and Florida State (semifinals) … Started all six matches
during the NCAA Tournament.
High School/Club — Ranked as the No. 17 overall recruit and fifth best midfielder in
the nation by Student Sports Magazine … Four-year letter winner at San Clemente
High School … CIF Of fensive Player of the Year (Fr. & So.) … Three-time South Coast
League MVP … 2005 Gatorade Player of the Year … Four-time first-team All-Orange
County selection … ODP State and Region-IV team member … Plays club soccer
for the Southern California Blues … Has played for the Blues since the U-10 level
… Helped the Blues to League Cup Championships in 2001 and 2002, a Region-IV
Championship in 2000 and their first-ever Sur f Cup title in 2004.
Personal — Full name is McCall RaNae Zerboni … Born December 13, 1986 in
Camarillo, Calif. … Daughter of James and Lindy Zerboni … Has two brothers and
four sisters, including fellow UCLA sophomore Blake.
Super Sophs: Left to Right - Molly Kruger, Caitlyn Mac Kechnie, Blake Zerboni, Nicole Kleinert, Kara Lang, Christina DiMartino, Erin Hardy, McCall Zerboni, Catherine Calvert and Theresa Oda-Burns.
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NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES
LAUREN
CHENEY
8
5-10 / FRESHMAN / FORWARD
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. National Team — Pool player with the U.S. Women’s
National Team … Has been called into three camps
with the team, most recently in preparation for the
Algarve Cup in Portugal … Member of the Under-20
U.S. team that won the 2006 CONCACAF U-20 Women’s
Qualifying Tournament in Mexico … Scored four goals
in the tournament, tying for the team lead … Traveled
with the U-20s to the World Championships in Russia
this past August … Youngest member of the U-21 U.S.
Team that captured its seventh-straight Nordic Cup title
in 2005 … Played with the U-17s in 2004.
High School/Club — Consensus No. 1 recruit in the
nation, playing at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis,
Ind. … 2005 Parade All-American … Became the first
player ever to win both the NSCAA/adidas High School
and Youth Player of the Year awards in the same year
(2005) … Three-time NSCAA/adidas All-American ...
… Graduated early to focus on the U-20 qualifying
tournament … Helped her club team, the Carmel United
Heat, capture five state championships … Three-year
letter winner and two-time all-conference selection in
basketball (guard) at Ben Davis … Helped the team to
an undefeated season as a sophomore.
Personal — Full name is Lauren Nicole Cheney … Born
Sept. 30, 1987 in Indianapolis, Ind. … Parents are Rita
and George Cheney … Has one brother, Aaron and one
sister, Caitlin … Enjoys shopping and watching movies
…Plans to major in Kinesiology … Had open-heart
surgery when she was three.
LYDIA
COOK
23
5-6 / FRESHMAN / MIDFIELDER
ACAMPO, CALIF.
ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at St. Mary’s
High School in Stockton, Calif. … Top-50 recruit in the
country according to Soccer Buzz Magazine … 2005
NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-American … Region-IV ODP
Team member … Three-time conference MVP … Plays
club soccer for the California Cougars … Also played
for the San Juan Spirits.
Personal — Full name is Lydia Marie Cook …Born Feb. 4,
1988 in Stockton, Calif. … Parents are Mark and Margo
Cook … Brother Alex is a linebacker on the football team
at UC Davis … Enjoys working out, hanging out with
friends, and playing with her puppy Maggie.
MOLLY
KRUGER
10
CARMEL, IND.
CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. National Team — Former pool player with the
U-16s back in 2001.
2005 (Fr.) / at Indiana — Played her freshman season
at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind. … Named to
the Big Ten All-Freshman team … Started every match
for the Hoosiers … Led the team in shots (57), shots
on goal (23), and tied for first in assists (3) … Tallied
three goals to accompany her three assists for a total
of nine points on the season which was good enough
for second on the team … Scored her first career goal
against Minnesota.
High School/Club — Four year starter for the Carmel
Greyhounds … Won four straight state titles with the
Greyhounds … Three-time NSCAA/adidas All-American
… Named the Indiana Player of the Year and is a two-time
Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year … Broke Carmel’s
single-season assists record and holds the school’s
all-time record in that category … First-team All-State
in 2001 through 2003 … Earned second team All-State
honors in 2000 as a freshman … Member of Carmel
Commotion club team where she racked up four state
championships … Also finished runner-up in Region
II twice, and regional semi-finalists three times … In
2003, won the regional tournament and were national
runners-up … Was also very active with the Indiana
ODP team from 1999-2002 … Four-year member of
the Region-II team.
Lauren Cheney accepts the 2005-06 Gatorade National High School
Girls’ Player of the Year award at a special assembly at Ben Davis High
School.
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Personal — Full name is Molly Elizabeth Kruger … Born
Nov. 25, 1985 in Indianapolis, Ind. … Daughter of Bill and
Kit Kruger … Has three older brothers, Andrew, Ben
and Kyle … Older sister’s name is Carrie … Admires
John Terry of the Chelsea Football Club.
KRISTINA
LARSEN
20
MISSION VIEJO, CALIF.
MISSION VIEJO HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. National Team — Former member of the Under-17
U.S. National Team … Currently in the U-20 pool.
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at Mission
Viejo High School … Top-50 recruit in the country according to Soccer Buzz Magazine … First-team All-CIF
selection in 2002 … Second-team all-league in 2003 …
Three-time NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American ... Twotime All-CIF First-Team selection … Plays club soccer
for the Southern California Blues … Also a three-year
letter winner on the track & field team at Mission Viejo
… Specialized in the long jump.
Personal — Full name is Kristina Erin Larsen … Born
June 16, 1988 in Burbank, Calif. … Father’s name is Leif
… Has one sister, Shannon … Enjoys working on her
computer, taking pictures, running and going to the
beach in her spare time.
ALI
LINDSTROM
26
5-5 / FRESHMAN / DEFENDER
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
SAN FRANCISCO UNIV. HIGH SCHOOL
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at San
Francisco University High School … First-team All-Bay
Counties League selection as a junior … Helped UHS
capture three BCL West titles in her sophomore through
senior years, in addition to a CIF North Coast Section
(NCS) championship in 2004 … Played club for the Bay
Oaks Soccer Club.
Personal — Full name is Alexandra Marie Lindstrom
… Born January 23, 1988 in Newport Beach, Calif. …
Daughter of Gregory and Carol Lindstrom … Older
sister’s name is Nicole … Mother, father, sister, uncle
and grandmother all attended UCLA … Niece of current
head men’s tennis coach Billy Martin … Enjoys running
and traveling in her spare time.
NEWCOMER BIOGRAPHIES
BRITNEY
SCANNELL
27
PALOS VERDES PENINSULA, CALIF.
CHADWICK SCHOOL
High School/Club — Three-year letter winner for The
Chadwick School … Helped Chadwick win CIF titles as
a junior and senior … Three-time first-team all-league
selection … Also lettered one season in volleyball …
Member of the 2005 NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-America
Team ... Former member of the Cal South State Team
… Helped her club team, the Slammers FC, capture
three state titles ... Also helped the Slammers reach
the finals (2004) and semifinals (2005) at the U.S. Youth
National Championships.
Personal — Full name is Britney Anne Scannell … Born
December 29, 1987 in Torrance, Calif. … Daughter of
David and Megan Scannell … Mother attended UCLA
… Younger sister’s name is Caitlin … Admires former
women’s national team player Michelle Akers … Enjoys
reading and going to the beach.
JACQUI
SIMON
29
TORRANCE, CALIF.
REDONDO UNION HIGH SCHOOL
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at Redondo
Union High School … First-team All-CIF selection as a
junior … Two-time first-team All-Bay League and firstteam all-area selection… Leading scorer on her high
school team her sophomore through senior years …
Team MVP as a senior … Named Redondo Union’s
Women’s Athlete of the Year … Five-year member of the
ODP Cal South State Team … Played one year with the
ODP Region-IV Team … Played club soccer for Southern
California Blues … Helped the Blues to a league title
and to the California State Cup finals in 2006.
Personal — Full name is Jacqueline Medina Simon …
Born Nov. 8, 1988 in Torrance, Calif. … Parents are
Robert and Josielyn Simon … Younger sister’s name
is Shannon … Enjoys hanging out with friends and
going to the beach.
LAUREN
SWITZER
16
ST. CHARLES, ILL.
ST. CHARLES NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. National Team — Member of the Under-17 U.S.
National Team ... Helped the U-17s capture the 2005
adidas Cup ... Has also played with the U-16s ... Recently
called into camp with the U-21s.
High School/Club — Two-year letter winner at St.
Charles North High School in St. Charles, Ill. … Two-time
Parade All-American (2005 & 2006) ... Top-25 recruit in
the nation according to Soccer Buzz Magazine ... Twotime NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American ... Helped her
club team, the Eclipse Select, to U.S. Youth National
Championship titles in 2004 and 2005 ... Two-time allstate selection in Illinois. … Kane Country Chronicle
Player of the Year in 2004 … Also played basketball in
high school as a freshman (guard) …
Personal — Full name is Lauren Elizabeth Switzer
… Born on Jan. 25, 1988 in St. Louis, Mo. … Parents
names are Ron and Diane Switzer … Has one brother,
Matthew and one sister, Sara … Enjoys snowboarding
and fishing in her spare time … Admires John Terry of
the Chelsea Football Club.
LAUREN
WILMOTH
19
GARLAND, TX
GARLAND HIGH SCHOOL
U.S. National Team — Helped the Under-21 U.S. National Team place second at the 2006 Nordic Cup in
Nor way … Played on the U-17s which captured the 2005
adidas Cup ... Has also played with the U-16s.
High School/Club — Four-year letter winner at Garland High School in Garland, TX … 2006 Parade
All-American … Gatorade Circle of Champions Texas
State Player of the Year as a senior … Top-25 recruit
in the nation according to Soccer Buzz Magazine …
Two-time NSCAA/adidas Youth All-American ... Played
club soccer for the Dallas Texans North ‘88. … Helped
the Texans to regional and national championships
in 2006 … Also participated on the track & field and
cross-country teams in high school … Specialized in
the 800m, 4x100m, 4x400m events.
Personal — Full name is Lauren Michelle Wilmoth …
Born May 23, 1988 in Dallas, TX … Daughter of Walter
and Mary Wilmoth … Has one sister, Kim … Admires
U.S. Women’s National Team defender Catherine
(Reddick) Whitehill.
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2006 OPPONENT INFORMATION
22
PENN STATE
MARYLAND
SAN DIEGO STATE
LONG BEACH ST.
Friday, August 25 @ 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Penn State Invitational
Sunday, August 27 @ Noon (EST)
Penn State Invitational
Friday, September 1 @ 7:00 p.m.
Drake Stadium
Sunday, September 3 @ 1:00 p.m.
Drake Stadium
Location ................................... University Park, PA
Conference .................................................. Big Ten
Head Coach ....................................... Paula Wilkins
Record at School (Yrs.) .........................101-14-7 (6)
Career Record (Yrs.).......................................Same
2005 Record / NCAA Result ....19-3-1 / Semifinals
Home Field (Cap.) ...................Jef frey Field (3,500)
Press Box Phone ................................814-777-4279
SID Contact ................................ Stephanie Petulla
Phone................................................... 814-865-1757
E-Mail ...........................................sam252@psu.edu
Location ...................................... College Park, MD
Conference ....................................................... ACC
Head Coach ....................................... Brian Pensky
Record at School (Yrs.) .............................5-11-3 (1)
2005 Record / NCAA Result .............5-11-3 / None
Home Field (Cap.) ...................Ludwig Field (4,500)
Press Box Phone ................................ 410-688-4471
SID Contact .................................... Patrick Fischer
Phone...................................................301-314-7062
E-Mail .........................................pfischer@umd.edu
Location ........................................... San Diego, CA
Conference ......................................Mountain West
Head Coach ..................................Dr. Mike Giuliano
Record at School (Yrs.) ...........................19-16-8 (2)
Career Record (Yrs.)..........................213-58-23 (13)
Home Field (Cap.) ........SDSU Sports Deck (1,000)
Press Box Phone ............................... 619-594-3989
SID Contact ...............................Jamie McConeghy
Phone / Fax ........................................ 619-594-4348
E-Mail ...................jmcconeghy@projects.sdsu.edu
Location .........................................Long Beach, CA
Conference ................................................Big West
Head Coach ...............................Mauricio Ingrassia
Record at School (Yrs.) ...........................18-14-6 (2)
Home Field (Cap.) ........ George Allen Field (1,000)
Press Box Phone .............................................None
SID Contact .............................................Niall Adler
Phone................................................(562) 985-7565
E-Mail ...........................................nadler@csulb.edu
TEXAS A&M
UCONN
CS NORTHRIDGE
SANTA CLARA
Drake Stadium - UCLA Women’s Cup
Drake Stadium - UCLA Women’s Cup
Drake Stadium
Santa Clara, Calif.
Location ...................................College Station, TX
Conference .....................................................Big 12
Head Coach ..........................................G. Guerrieri
Record at School (Yrs.) .....................220-63-11 (13)
2005 Record / NCAA Result ..........18-4-2 / 3rd Rd.
Home Field (Cap.) ......Aggie Soccer Complex (3,000)
Press Box Phone ............................... 979-458-1488
SID Contact ....................................Nicole Janecka
Phone..................................................979-458-3883
E-Mail .......................njanecka@athletics.tamu.edu
Location ...................................................Storrs, CT
Conference .................................................Big East
Head Coach ........................................ Len Tsantiris
Record at School (Yrs.) ...................431-115-29 (25)
2005 Record / NCAA Result .......... 15-5-2 / 1st Rd.
Home Field (Cap.) ....Joseph J. Morrone Stadium (8,574)
Press Box Phone .............................. 860-486-3895
SID Contact ........................................ Jay D’Ambro
Phone..................................................860-486-3531
E-Mail .................................jay.dambro@uconn.edu
Location .......................................... Northridge, CA
Conference ................................................Big West
Head Coach ............................................Keith West
Record at School (Yrs.) ...................... First Season
Career Record (Yrs.)...........................................N/A
Home Field (Cap.) ....Matador Soccer Field (1,381)
SID Contact .................................. James Ybiernas
Phone.................................................(818) 677-3243
E-Mail ......................... james.v.ybiernas@csun.edu
Location .........................................Santa Clara, CA
Conference ........................................... West Coast
Head Coach .......................................... Jerry Smith
2005 Record / NCAA Result ........ 17-5-2 / Quarterfinals
Home Field (Cap.) ...... Buck Shaw Stadium (6,800)
Press Box Phone ............................... 408-554-4752
SID Contact ....................................... Aaron Juarez
Phone..................................................408-554-4659
E-Mail ........................................... ajuarez@scu.edu
PEPPERDINE
SAN DIEGO
GONZAGA
CALIFORNIA
Drake Stadium
Drake Stadium
Sunday, October 1 @ Noon
Drake Stadium
Friday, October 6 @ 7:00 p.m.
Drake Stadium
Location ..................................................Malibu, CA
Head Coach ..............................................Tim Ward
Record at School (Yrs.) ........................ 99-45-18 (8)
Home Field (Cap.) ...........Tari Frahm Rokus Field (1,000)
SID Contact ...................................Jennifer Landes
Phone................................................... 310-506-4160
E-Mail ...............................jlandes@pepperdine.edu
Location ........................................... San Diego, CA
Head Coach .................................. Ada Greenwood
Record at School (Yrs.) .......................... 27-28-7 (3)
Home Field (Cap.) .............. Torero Stadium (7,000)
Press Box Phone ............................... 619-260-2982
SID Contact ........................................Chris Loucks
Phone.................................................. 619-260-7930
E-Mail ................................. cloucks@sandiego.edu
Location ............................................. Spokane, WA
Head Coach .................................... Shannon Stiles
Record at School (Yrs.) ..........................50-77-6 (8)
Home Field (Cap.) .......................Martin Field (500)
SID Contact .................................Rachel Engrissei
Phone..................................................509-323-4227
E-Mail ................ engrissei@athletics.gonzaga.edu
Location ..............................................Berkeley, CA
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ........................................... Kevin Boyd
Record at School (Yrs.) ....................... 112-58-15 (9)
2005 Record / NCAA Result ......... 16-4-2 / 3rd Rd.
Home Field (Cap.) ........ Edwards Stadium (22,000)
SID Contact ................Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz
Phone....................................................510-642-3611
E-Mail ................................ darosenf@berkeley.edu
STANFORD
USC
ARIZONA
ARIZONA STATE
Sunday, October 8 @ 1:00 p.m.
Drake Stadium
McAlister Field (USC)
Tucson, Ariz.
Sunday, October 20 @ 1:00 p.m.
Tempe, Ariz.
Location ..............................................Stanford, CA
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ....................................... Paul Ratclif fe
Record at School (Yrs.) ..........................33-22-8 (3)
Career Record (Yrs.).............................88-56-15 (8)
Home Field (Cap.) ................ Maloney Field (2,000)
SID Contact ..................................Kendall Johnson
Phone...................................................650-723-4418
E-Mail ................................... kendallj@stanford.edu
Location ........................................Los Angeles, CA
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ......................................... Jim Millinder
Career Record (Yrs.)......................... 133-92-20 (12)
2005 Record / NCAA Result .........13-6-2 / 2nd Rd.
Home Field (Cap.) ...............McAlister Field (1,000)
SID Contact ........................................Darcy Couch
Phone.................................................(213) 740-8480
E-Mail ............................................dcouch@usc.edu
Location .................................................Tucson, AZ
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ........................................... Dan Tobias
Career Record (Yrs.)............................. 76-70-14 (8)
Home Field (Cap.) ...........Murphey Stadium (1,000)
Press Box Phone ...............................520-884-5525
SID Contact ............................................ Caity Kain
Phone................................................... 520-621-4163
E-Mail ..........................kaincait@email.arizona.edu
Location ..................................................Tempe, AZ
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ............................................Ray Leone
Record at School (Yrs.) .........................52-37-11 (5)
Career Record (Yrs.)......................... 184-95-24 (15)
2005 Record / NCAA Result .............. 9-8-3 / None
Home Field (Cap.) ......Sun Devil Soccer Stadium (1,050)
Press Box Phone ...............................480-734-7794
SID Contact .............................................Alex Ryan
Phone..................................................480-965-4987
E-Mail ........................................ alex.ryan@asu.edu
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON ST.
OREGON
OREGON STATE
Drake Stadium
Sunday, October 29 @ Noon
Drake Stadium
Friday, November 3 @ 7:00 p.m.
Eugene, Ore.
Sunday, November 5 @ 1:00 p.m.
Corvallis, Ore.
Location ................................................Seattle, WA
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ....................................Lesle Gallimore
Career Record (Yrs.)........................162-121-26 (16)
Home Field (Cap.) ....... Husky Soccer Field (2,100)
Press Box Phone ................................206-616-8874
SID Contact ............................................Dan Lepse
Phone.................................................. 206-685-3120
E-Mail ........................... dsarge@w.washington.edu
Location ...............................................Pullman, WA
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach ...........................................Matt Potter
Home Field (Cap.) ....... Lower Soccer Field (2,000)
SID Contact ...................................... Rachel Porter
Phone................................................. 509-335-2684
E-Mail ............................... racporter@mail.wsu.edu
Location ............................................... Eugene, OR
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach .......................................Tara Erickson
Record at School (Yrs.) .............................. 9-9-1 (1)
Career Record (Yrs.)..............................38-47-11 (5)
2005 Record / NCAA Result .............. 9-9-1 / None
Home Field (Cap.) ......................Pape Field (2,000)
SID Contact .........................................Greg Walker
Phone / Fax ........................................ 541-346-2252
E-Mail .................................gswalker@uoregon.edu
Location ..............................................Corvallis, OR
Conference ....................................................Pac-10
Head Coach .......................................Steve Fennah
Record at School (Yrs.) ........................ 66-81-8 (12)
Home Field (Cap.) ...........Paul Lorenz Field (1,500)
SID Contact ........................................Roger Horne
Phone / Fax ......................................... 541-737-7473
E-Mail ..................... roger.horne@oregonstate.edu

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