2009 UC San Diego Women's Volleyball Media Guide

KAREN REIS

ELAINE CHEN

SYLVIA SCHMIDT

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

2009 MEDIA GUIDE

2009 UC SAN DIEGO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

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UCSD QUICK FACTSGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: .........................La Jolla, Calif.Founded: ...................................... 1960Enrollment: ................................ 28,500Colors: ............................Blue and GoldNickname: ..................................TritonsAffi liation: .................... NCAA Division IIConference: .................................CCAAFacility: ............... RIMAC Arena (5,000)Chancellor: ............Dr. Marye Anne FoxAthletics Director: .......Earl W. EdwardsUCSD Athletics Phone: .. 858-534-4211UCSD Athletics Fax: ....... 858-534-8172

VOLLEYBALL HISTORYFirst Year of Volleyball: ................. 1976All-Time Record: ............780-298 (.724)NCAA Appearances: ......... 27 (8 in D-II)National Championships: 7 (All in D-III)

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssociate AD/SID: .................Ryan HallOffi ce Phone: .................. 858-534-8437Cell Phone: ..................... 949-280-4704E-Mail: ....................... [email protected] SID: ................. Mark OshidariOffi ce Phone: .................. 858-534-8451Cell Phone: ..................... 858-210-5853E-Mail: [email protected]

VOLLEYBALL STAFFHead Coach: ........................Tom BlackAlma Mater: .............UC San Diego, ‘96Record at UCSD: .........86-26 (5th year)Assistant Coach: Jon Newman-GoncharAssistant Coach: ................Eric PerrineVolleyball Offi ce: ............. 858-534-8443

TEAM INFORMATION2008 Overall Record: .................... 21-72008 CCAA Record: ...........15-5 (t-2nd)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ........11/4Starters Returning/Lost: .................. 4/2Newcomers:........................................ 2

MEDIA SERVICESInternet Home Page: ... ucsdtritons.comAVCA: ......................................avca.orgNCAA ..... ncaa.org/sports/fall/volleyballCCAA:......................... www.goccaa.org

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Coaching Staff ...............................................2-3

2009 Roster ......................................................4

2009 Student-Athlete Profi les (by class) .....5-19

2008 Statistics ...........................................20-21

Record Book ..............................................22-23

Volleyball History and Awards ...................23-24

All-Time Roster ...............................................25

Vs. All-Time Opponents .............................26-28

Match-By-Match Season Results ..............29-32

Intercollegiate Athletics ...................................33

RIMAC Arena .................................................34

Community Outreach .....................................35

Athletic Perf./Sports Medicine ........................36

UCSD - Youngest of the Best .........................37

San Diego - America’s Finest City ..................38

CREDITSThe UC San Diego women’s volleyball media guide was written, edited and designed by Mark Oshidari, Assistant Sports Information Director. Cover design by UCSD Sports Information. Photographs by Jimmy Gekas, Brock Scott, David Wahlstrom, the UCSD Sports Facilities Of-fi ce and the UCSD Regents Offi ce.


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Tom Black begins his fi fth season as head coach at UCSD in 2009. In 2008, the Tritons handed No. 1 Cal State San Ber-nardino its fi rst loss of the year and qualifi ed for the NCAA Tournament. UCSD won over 20 games for the 25th time in school history. UCSD’s Rebecca Bailey became the school’s all-time career kills leader and fi nished her UCSD career as a two-time AVCA All-American

In 2007, the Tritons knocked off the No. 2 team in the country on the road and advanced to the NCAA Pacifi c Region Semifi -nals. UCSD won 20 games for the 24th time in school history. Also, the 2007 Tritons had an All-American and four student-athletes on the CCAA All-Conference squad.

In 2006, Black directed the Tritons back to the postseason in a big way, fi nishing the year with a 26-3 overall record, an NCAA Elite Eight appearance, a NCAA Pacifi c Regional Championship and a fi nal national ranking of No. 5. For his efforts, Black was named the 2006 Tachikara/AVCA D-II Pacifi c Region Coach of the Year and CCAA Co-Coach of the Year.

Also in 2006, Black coached the CCAA Player of the Year in Nicole Courtney and had four memebers of the team named to the All-CCAA squad.

In 2005, Black took over as head coach for the UCSD women’s volleyball program with six new starters, leading the team to victories over two ranked opponents as part of a 19-8 record on the season. UCSD had three players named to the all-CCAA team and one student-athlete earned AVCA Pacifi c Region honors.

Black came to UCSD after spending two seasons as an assistant coach for the men’s volleyball program at USC. Prior to his stint with the Trojans he spent the 2002 and 2003 seasons as the men’s head coach at Pierce Junior College in Wood-land Hills, Calif. He also was an assistant in 2003 with the Pierce women’s team. His men’s squads won the 2002 and 2003 California state junior college crowns, fi nishing 15-3 in 2002 and 17-2 in 2003.

Black began his coaching career as an assistant boys’ coach at Royal High in Simi Valley, Calif., for two seasons (1997-98). The 1997 Royal team was a CIF Division I fi nalist. He then spent three years (1999-2001) as the head boys’ coach at Thou-sand Oaks (Calif.) High, where he also taught English and history.

He also served as the co-director of the Santa Monica Beach Club team for the last four years. He was the head coach of SMBC’s boys’ 18s team in 2003, 2004 and 2005 after serving as an assistant in 2002 with the 18s team that won the bronze medal at the Junior Olympics. He also is the head coach of SMBC’s girls’ 17s team in 2005.

Black is no stranger to the La Jolla campus as he was a four-year (1993-96) varsity letterman for the Tritons’ men’s volleyball program, setting numerous hitting records and earning All-MPSF honorable mention notice as a senior in 1996. He also was Volleyball magazine’s Small College Player of the Year in 1996 while also earning Small College All-America honors that same year.

He received his bachelor’s degree in political science from UCSD in 1996. A Cali-fornia native, Black prepped at Crespi High in Encino, Calif., where he made the All-CIF third team as a 1991 senior.

COACHING STAFF

All-Time Triton Coaching Records:Year Coach Years2005-2008 Tom Black 41996-2004 Duncan McFarland 91979-1995 Doug Dannevik 171978 Grace Greenberg 11976-1977 Chuck Millenbah 2Totals 32

Coach Record Pct.Tom Black 86-26 .768Duncan McFarland 231-49 .825Doug Dannevik 447-198 .693Grace Greenberg 5-15 .250Chuck Millenbah 11-10 .524Totals 780-298 .724

Head Coach5th season • UC San Diego ‘96

TomBlack

2009 UC SAN DIEGO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL2009 UC SAN DIEGO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

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Jon Newman-Gonchar begins his third season as an assistant at UCSD. He will assist in all aspects of individual and team train-ing. Specifi cally on-court coaching, practice planning, video set up and analysis, and management of the competitive cauldron. New-man-Gonchar will serve as recruiting coordinator, is responsible for managing correspondence, evaluations, and visits with prospec-tive student-athletes. He will operate the DataVolley video-statisti-cal program, serve as the Camp Coordinator and is responsible for all administrative duties involving the overnight UCSD Women’s Volleyball Summer Camp.

Newman-Gonchar spent the 2006-07 year as an assistant at the University of Louisiana Lafayette. He helped plan practicies and trained the Cajuns’ setters. He also served as the recruiting co-ordinator, maintaining and keeping up with over 100 prospective student athletes from British Columbia to California

COACHING STAFF

Assistant Coach3rd season • Northern Arizona ‘04

JonNewman-Gonchar

Assistant Coach1st season • UC San Diego ‘03

EricPerrine

Newman-Gonchar spent the previous three seasons as a volun-teer assistant coach at Northern Arizona the past two seasons under former UL coach Chris Campbell. More recently he was working with Thompson Rivers University men’s volleyball team in Kamloops, B.C., Canada.

While at Northern Arizona his responsibilities included preparing and running the practices for the non-travel party members. In addition Newman-Gonchar was the voice of the “Almost Live with John and Jon” radio show which was a live webcast audio/video show of the team during match play.

Newman-Gonchar was involved in the volleyball scene of Flag-

Eric Perrine begins his fi rst season as an assistant coach with the women’s volleyball team in 2009. Perrine comes to UCSD after being a Lead Coach for Gold Medal Squared. He spent summers travelling the U.S., coaching volleyball camps for high school pro-grams.

In 2003-04, Perrine won a national championship with SK Aarhus Volleyball Club in Denmark.

Perrine was a four-year starter on UCSD’s men’s volleyball team and won a D-III national championship in 2000. Perrine was a Management Science major and graduated with a B.S. from UCSD in 2003.


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No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School2 Janessa Werhane DS/L 5-7 So. Norco, Calif./Norco3 Elaine Chen S 5-7 Sr. Walnut, Calif./Walnut4 Roxanne Brunsting DS/L 5-10 So. Chula Vista, Calif./Bonita Vista5 Hillary Williamson OH 5-10 So. Orange, Calif./El Modena 6 Lauren Bradley OH 6-1 Jr. Valencia, Calif./Saugus7 Karen Reis OH 5-10 Sr. Bakersfi eld, Calif./Garces Memorial 9 Audrey Green MB 6-4 Jr. San Marcos, Calif./Palomar City College10 Sylvia Schmidt OH 5-11 Sr. Cupertino, Calif./The Harker School12 Kaitlin Potter MB 6-0 Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif./Ocean View13 Karly Deer S 5-8 Fr. La Jolla, Calif./La Jolla14 Katie Condon OH 5-10 So. Pasadena, Calif./Flintridge Sacred Heart15 Thalia McCann S 5-9 So. Dana Point, Calif./Dana Hills16 Julia Freidenberg MB 5-11 RFr. Seattle, Wash./West Seattle 17 Cara Simonsen MB 5-8 Jr. La Verne, Calif./Bonita18 Alyssa Melford OPP 5-11 Fr. Camarillo, Calif./Camarillo19 Alanna Rutan OPP 6-1 RJr. San Diego, Calif./Patrick Henry

Head Coach: Tom Black (fi fth season, UC San Diego, 1996)Assistant Coach: Jon Newman-Gonchar (third season, Northern Arizona, 2004)Assistant Coach: Eric Perrine (fi rst season, UC San Diego, 2003)Team Manager: Kim Carpenter (fi rst season, UC San Diego, 2008)

ROSTER


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2009 STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS

ELAINE CHEN - CAREER HIGHS

Assists.........................................61, at Cal State L.A. on 10/10/07 Kills...........................................5, vs. Humboldt State on 10/11/08Hitting %...................(1.000) 2 kills at Humboldt State on 8/31/07Service Aces............5, three times, last vs. Chico State on 11/7/08Digs..............................................18, at Sonoma State on 11/15/08Total Blocks..............................................5, vs. SFSU on 10/24/08

AS A JUNIOR IN 2008: Earned All-CCAA honors after fi nishing the conference season ranked third in assists and second in service aces... recorded a season-high 60 assists on Nov. 20 in the NCAA fi rst-round against Cal State L.A.... recorded at least 50 assists on fi ve occas-sions... recorded fi ve double-doubles and a season-high 18 digs against Sonoma State on November 15.

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007: Appeared in a career-best 85 games, recording a team-best 789 assists... also had 32 aces and 1.38 digs per game... recorded a career-high 61 assists in a fi ve-game win at Cal State L.A. on October 10... served-up fi ve aces in a three-game sweep against Humboldt State on September 29.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Appeared in 32 games in her fi rst season... recorded a season-high 11 assists in two games against Bryant on Au-gust 25... tallied 22 assists and 10 aces during the year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Walnut HS where she was a four-year San Antonio League award winner, including the San Antonio League MVP in 2006... she was also team captain for two seasons and named to two all-tournament teams in her senior season... academic honors included the honor roll and dean’s list for four years... also earned the San An-tonio Top Five Seniors Award in 2006.... Elaine is the volleyball career assists leader at Walnut HS.

PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1987... parents are Tom Chen and Sue Sun... has a sister named Stephanie... lists hobbies as surfi ng and snowboarding... a Management Science major in Sixth College.

Senior • Setter • 5-7Walnut, Calif. • Walnut HS

ElaineChen #3


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KAREN REIS - CAREER HIGHS

Assists............................................3, at Sonoma State on 11/15/08 Kills............................................................8, vs. Lewis on 8/30/08Hitting %.......................421 (eight kills) against Lewis on 8/30/08Service Aces...................................5, vs. Shippensburg on 8/30/08Digs.................................18, vs. Northwest Nazarene on 11/15/07Total Blocks...............................................6, vs. Lewis on 8/30/08

AS A JUNIOR IN 2008: Played in 92 sets with a career-high 177 digs and 23 service aces... had a .955 reception per-centage and recorded at least 10 digs, fi ve times... season-high 15 digs at Cal State Dominguez Hills on October 16... recorded eight kills without an error on .421 hitting against Lewis on August 30... season-high fi ve aces against Ship-pensburg on August 30.

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007: Played in 74 games with 127 digs and a .943 reception percentage... also added nine kills and 18 aces on the season... recorded at least 10 digs on four different occassions... recorded a combined 34 digs in two matches during the NCAA Pacifi c Regional tournament.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2006: Appeared in 65 games with 23 aces and 29 digs... recorded a career-high four aces with no errors at Cal State Monterey Bay on Sep-tember 22... notched a career-best eight digs at Cal State Bakersfi eld on Septeber 2.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005: Redshirted the 2005 season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Garces Memorial HS... earned all-league fi rst-team and all-area honors for the 2004 sea-son... other honors included being named to the All-Kern County team and the Kern River Volleyball Club Anderson Award... also a lifetime CSF member, Rotary Scholar recipi-ent and High Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Born October 7, 1987... parents are Tom and Patty Reis... mother played volleyball for Tulsa from 1977-1980... a Cognitive Science major in Warren College.

Senior • DS/L • 5-10Bakersfi eld, Calif. • Garces Memorial HS

KarenReis #7


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SYLVIA SCHMIDT - CAREER HIGHS

Assists................................3, twice, last at Chico State on 10/3/08Kills.............................................24, vs. Seattle Pacifi c on 8/24/07Hitting %..................................526, at CSU Stanislaus on 9/15/07Service Aces......................7, vs. Western Washington on 11/15/07Digs..................13, twice, last vs. Northwest Nazarene on 9/31/07Total Blocks......................................7, at Chico State on 10/13/06

AS A JUNIOR IN 2008: Earned AVCA All-West Region and all CCAA honors... fi nished second on the team with 264 kills, including a season-high 20 kills on .457 hitting against Cal State Stanislaus on October 4... recorded at least 10 kills in 15 different games... also added 34 aces on the year and led the Tritons with a .285 hitting percentage.

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2007: Made the move to outside hit-ter during her sophomore year... recorded a career-high 24 kills against Seattle Pacifi c on August 24... recorded two dou-ble-doubles with a career-best 13 digs on two occassions... recorded at least 10 kills in 16 different matches... career-best seven service aces against Western Washington in the NCAA Pacifi c Regional semifi nal match... earned fi rst-team All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honors.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Schmidt recorded a career best 16.0 points against Cal State L.A. on October 7 with 11 kills, four aces, fi ve digs and two blocks... notched a .450 hitting percentage with 10 kills at Humboldt State... recorded a sea-son-high seven blocks at Chico State on October 13.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended The Harker School in San Jose, Calif.... tallied at least 20 kills several times during senior year... team won the league title and advanced to the sec-ond round of the Central Coast Section in 2005... member of the Vision Gold Volleyball Club team for four years.

PERSONAL: Born June 14, 1988... parents are Eno and Lillian Schmidt... has a younger sister named Tanya... career goals include business and teaching... a Management Sci-ence major in Marshall College... hobbies include reading, shopping and singing.

Senior • OH • 5-11Cupertino, Calif. • The Harker School

SylviaSchmidt #10


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LAUREN BRADLEY - CAREER HIGHS

Assists..................................................3, at Chaminade on 8/30/07Kills.................................................8, vs. Cal State L.A. on 9/8/07Hitting %..........................................545 at Chaminade on 8/30/07Service Aces........................3, at CSU Dominguez Hills on 9/6/07Digs................4, twice, last vs. CSU Domingez Hills on 10/13/07Total Blocks..................................10, vs. Cal State L.A. on 9/8/07

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2008: Appeared in 29 sets with 39 kills... recorded a season-high six kills on two occassions, the last coming against San Francisco State... also had 11 blocks during the season.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2007: Appeared in 34 games in her fi rst season at UCSD... recorded a career best eight kills and 10 blocks against Cal State L.A. on Septem-ber 8... served up three service aces at CSU Dominguez Hills on September 6... hit at a .545 clip with seven kills in a win at Chaminade on August 30.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Saugus HS where she played on the volleyball team and Point West Mizuno Club team... honors included being a freshman team MVP and varsity starter for three seasons... earned Scholar Athlete honors for four years... a National Honors Society member, along with Principal’s Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Born August 25, 1988... parents are Doug and Ann Bradley, both graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo... has three siblings named Matt, Adam and Julia... Julia is a volleyball All-American at Cedarville University... a Communications major in Sixth College... hobbies include wakeboarding, the beach, church activities and spending time with friends.

Junior • OH • 6-1Valencia, Calif. • Saugus HS

LaurenBradley #6


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Junior • MB • 6-4San Marcos, Calif. • Palomar City College

AudreyGreen #9

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Palomar HS in San Marcos… earned all-conference honors on the Volleyball team.

BEFORE UC SAN DIEGO: Attended San Diego State to play basketball in 2005 before transferring to Palomar Col-lege… Played two seasons at Palomar where the team won the Pacifi c Coast Conference Championship and ranked No. 4 in the State… earned second-team All-American honors, fi rst-team all-state and the Pacifi c Coast Player of the Year… also played hoops at Palomar College.

PERSONAL: Born October 27, 1987… the daughter of Betty Green… has an older brother named Adam… lists her favorite athletes as Gabrielle Reece and Keri Walsh… a Psychology major in Muir College… lists hobbies as beach volleyball, working out and cooking.


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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2008: Appeared in 62 sets with 63 kills and 48 blocks... recorded a season-high eight kills at Sonoma State on November 15... recorded a combined 12 aces in four consecutive matches... had fi ve kills against Notre Dame de Namur on September 4.

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2007: Appeared in 42 games with 0.43 blocks per game... recorded a career-best 10 kills and fi ve blocks against Seattle Pacifi c on August 24... recorded six kills and four digs at Sonoma State on October 6... hit at a season-best .455 clip with six kills against Cal State L.A. on September 8.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Ocean View HS where she was team and Golden West League MVP in 2005... squad went undefeated in conference in 2005... earned fi rst-team and All-League honors in 2004... Team Complete Athlete (TCA) 18-ASO earned a fi fth-place fi nish at the Los Angeles Qual-ifi er and two top-10 fi nishes at the Atlanta Big South and Denver Crossroads in 2006... school honors included Out-standing Academic Achievement in Girls Volleyball (three times), the Teacher’s Choice Award and the Principal’s Dis-tinguished Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Born March 10, 1988... parents are Ross and Ellen Potter... Ross Potter played basketball against Magic Johnson during scrimmages as part of the Michigan State junior varsity team... has an older brother named Matthew... is a Theatre major in Marshall College... hobbies include beach volleyball.

Junior • MB • 6-0Huntington Beach, Calif. • Ocean View HS

KaitlinPotter #12


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Junior • MB • 5-8La Verne, Calif. • Bonita HS

CaraSimonsen #17

CARA SIMONSEN - CAREER HIGHS

Assists............................................................................................0Kills...............6, four times, last at San Francisco State on 9/20/08Hitting %.......667 (six kills), vs. Notre Dame de Namur on 9/4/08Service Aces..................................................................................0Digs..........2, three times, last vs. CSU Monterey Bay on 10/25/08Total Blocks........................8, vs CSU San Bernardino on 9/26/08

AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2008: Appeared in 67 sets with 56 kills and 50 blocks... recorded a season-high six kills in four different matches... notched a career-best eight blocks against Cal State San Bernardino on September 26.

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2007: Appeared in 14 games with three kills and fi ve blocks.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bonita HS where the volleyball team won four straight Miramonte League titles... season highs include 155 kills, 67 blocks and a .440 hitting percent-age... twice earned fi rst-team all-league, including the con-ference’s Most Valuable Offensive Player award... a Mira-monte Scholar Athlete award winner... club teams included Club West Volleyball and Claremont Stars Soccer.

PERSONAL: Born February 6, 1989... parents are Don and Terri Simonsen... father is a UC San Diego graduate while her mother graduated from UC Irvine... has an older brother named Daniel... an Ecology major in Sixth College... career goal includes working with marine life... lists hobbies as playing all sports, shopping, spending time with family and friends, yoga and working out.


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AT ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY: Attended St. John’s Univer-sity for two seasons... had best match vs. Colgate with nine kills, no errors and a .529 hitting clip... also added three ser-vice aces... St. John’s was the 2006 Big East regular season champions, advanced to the NCAA second round and sweet sixteen during her two seasons... St. John’s went 31-5 and 33-4, the two best years in school history.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Patrick Henry HS where the volleyball team won the Eastern League championship in 2003... honors included team captain as a senior, MVP for the 2005 season, Eastern League First-Team, CIF second-team and Union Tribune Scholar Athlete in 2004-05... club teams included San Diego Volleyball Club, Epic Volleyball Club, Club Pacifi c and Starlings.

BORN: October 6, 1988... parents are Kenneth and Diane... parents are graduates of San Diego State... father played baseball at SDSU and mother ran track and cross country at SDSU... a Psychology major in Warren College... lists hob-bies as playing guitar, surfi ng and playing beach volleyball.

Redshirt Junior • OPP • 6-1San Diego, Calif. • St. John’s

AlannaRutan #19


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Sophomore • DS/L • 5-10Chula Vista, Calif. • Bonita Vista Senior HS

RoxanneBrunsting #4

AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2008: Recorded 424 digs, the third highest mark in school history... had a reception percentage of .961 in 585 total attempts... also served up 16 aces as the libero... recorded at least 10 digs in her fi rst 14 collegiate matches... fi nished the year with 23 matches of at least 10 digs... recorded at least 30 digs twice, with a sea-son-high 31 digs at Sonoma State on November 15.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bonita Vista Senior HS where the volleyball team won the Mesa League title and advanced to the CIF playoffs in each of her four years... advanced to the CIF quarterfi nals in 2006-07... honors included the Mesa League Player of the Year in 2006-07, two-time All-League and a CIF Academic fi rst-team honors... club experience in-cluded EPIC Volleyball from 2005-07.

PERSONAL: Born February 16, 1989... parents are David and Janet Brunsting... father is a Stanford graduate while mother graduated from Cal State Northridge... has two sib-lings named Rachel Williams and Michael Brunsting... a Psychology major in Roosevelt College... hobbies include reading and painting.

ROXANNE BRUNSTING - CAREER HIGHS

Assists...................................8, vs. San Francisco State on 9/24/08Kills...........................1, twice, last at Humboldt State on 11/14/08Hitting %..................1.000 ( one kill) vs. Seattle Pacifi c on 9/6/08Service Aces..................................4, at Sonoma State on 11/15/08Digs..............................................31, at Sonoma State on 11/15/08Total Blocks...................................................................................0


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Sophomore • OH • 5-10Pasadena, Calif. • Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy HS

KatieCondon #14

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Appeared in 73 sets with 157 kills, recording at least 10 kills in fi ve different matches... re-corded a career-high 20 kills at Humboldt State on Novem-ber 14... tallied 13 kills in NCAA postseason play against Cal State L.A. on November 20.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in La Canada... volleyball team won the Mission League Championship in 2004 and 2005, while earning co-champi-onship honors in 2006... advanced to the CIF championship game in 2007... career-high 33 kills against Santa Barbara in the 2007 CIF semifi nals... individual honors include vari-ous All-tournament honors, Glendale Newspaper all-tourna-ment, Pasadena Newsapaper all-tournament and player of the week honors... participated with the Santa Monica Beach Club team for two years.

PERSONAL: Born October 3, 1989... parents are Tom and Alison Condon... has a younger brother named Matthew... parents are USC graduates... a Human Development major in Roosevelt College... lists hobbies as going to the beach, shopping, reading and playing beach volleyball.

KATIE CONDON - CAREER HIGHS

Assists.............................................1, vs. Seattle Pacifi c on 9/6/08Kills..........................................20, at Humboldt State on 11/14/08Hitting %...............615 (eight kills) vs. Sonoma State on 10/10/08Service Aces................2, four times, at Sonoma State on 11/15/08Digs.................................................8, vs Shippensburg on 8/30/08Total Blocks.................2, twice, last at Cal State L.A. on 10/17/08


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Sophomore • Setter • 5-9Dana Point, Calif. • Dana Hills HS

ThaliaMcCann #18

AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Made two starts during the con-ference season, helping the Tritons to two sweeps against Cal State Monterey Bay and San Francisco State... had a combined 75 assists in the two matches, as the Tritons hit close to a .300 clip.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Dana Hills HS where the vol-leyball team fi nished third in the league and advanced to the CIF semifi nals... named fi rst-team all-league, Academic Athlete, team captain and team MVP... also played for TCA volleyball club in 2008.

PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1990... parents are John and Leila McCann... has an older sibling named Dominique Kim-ball... father is a Long Beach State alum while mother gradu-ated from Quebec Nursing School... a Human Biology major in Marshall college... lists hobbies as playing the guitar, ATV-ing and beach volleyball.

THALIA MCCANN - CAREER HIGHS

Assists..................................39, at CSU Monterey Bay on 9/19/08Kills..............................................................2, at SFSU on 9/20/08Hitting %.....................................500 (2 kills) at SFSU on 9/20/08Service Aces..................2, three times, last vs. CSUSB on 9/26/08Digs..............................................................6, at SFSU on 9/20/08Total Blocks...........................2, at CSU Monterey Bay on 9/19/08


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AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2008: Appeared in 75 sets in 2008 as a defensive specialist... was also one of UCSD’s top servers off the bench with 40 aces... recorded six aces against Cal State Dominguez Hills on September 13... tallied 11 digs at Chico State on October 3.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Norco HS where she helped the volleyball team advance to the third round of the CIF in 2006-07 and the fourth round in 2005-06... team earned back-to-back Mountain View League titles... led the varsity team in aces in 2006-07... honors included all-tournament team honors for two seasons, varstiy captain and a spot on the Diamond Ranch All-Tournament team... also saw action on the Mavericks Volleyball Club team and the Raiders Trav-el Softball squad.

PERSONAL: Born February 6, 1989... parents are Alan and Mary Werhane... has two older brothers named Joshua and Gregory... an Environmental Systems major with an Ecology minor in Sixth College... career goals include Environmental Science.

JANESSA WERHANE - CAREER HIGHS

Assists...................................2, vs. San Francisco State on 9/24/08Kills...............................................................................................0Hitting %.......................................................................................0Service Aces....................6, vs. CSU Dominguez Hills on 9/13/08Digs...................................................11, at Chico State on 10/3/08Total Blocks...................................................................................0

Sophomore • DS/L • 5-7Norco, Calif. • Norco HS

JanessaWerhane #2


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AS A FRESHMAN IN 2008: Earned CCAA Freshman of the Year honors, fi nishing the year with 217 kills and 214 digs... recorded at least 10 kills nine times and had four double-doubles... also had a season-high four aces against San Francisco State... best hitting percentage game came at BYU-Hawaii with 11 kills on .450 hitting... season-high 17 kills came in a fi ve set win against No. 1 Cal State San Ber-nardino.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended El Modena HS where the volley-ball team advanced to the CIF quarterfi nals... fi nished the 2007 season as the kills leader in the Century League... earned fi rst-team All-League and Most Improved in 2006... earned fi rst-team All-League and Offensive MVP in 2007... also competed with Cal Jrs. and Impact Volleyball Club teams.

PERSONAL: Born August 17, 1990... parents are Ron and Lori Williamson... has two older brothers named Brian Wil-liamson and Sean Gunter... father is a UCLA graduate while mother graduated from Long Beach State... an Economics major in Roosevelt College... hobbies include beach volley-ball and wakeboarding.

HILLARY WILLIAMSON - CAREER HIGHS

Assists......................................3, at Cal Poly Pomona on 10/31/08Kills..................................17, vs. CSU San Bernardino on 9/26/08Hitting %..........................450 (11 kills) at BYU-Hawaii on 9/5/08Service Aces.......................4, twice, last at Chico State on 10/3/08Digs......................16, twice, last at Cal Poly Pomona on 10/31/08Total Blocks....................................4, vs. Seattle Pacifi c on 9/6/08

Sophomore • OH • 5-10Orange, Calif. • El Modena HS

HillaryWilliamson #5


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Freshman • Setter • 5-8La Jolla, Calif. • La Jolla HS

KarlyDeer #13

Freshman • OPP • 5-11Camarillo, Calif. • Adolfo Camarillo HS

AlyssaMelford #15

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended La Jolla HS where she was a part of the volleyball and lacrosse teams… also a team cap-tain of Coast Volleyball Club.

PERSONAL: Born September 27, 1991… parents are Thomas O’Malley and Jennifer Deer… she is the daughter of former Major League Baseball Player Rob Deer and her stepfather Tom O’Malley also played in the Majors… has two siblings named Brenna and Ellery… a Political Science ma-jor in Warren College… lists hobbies as church functions, spending time with family and friends, going to the beach, watching movies, reading and having fun.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Adolfo Camarillo HS where she was a three-time fi rst-team All Pacifi c View League and 2008 League MVP… also a three-time MVP and named to the All Ventura County Star team… member of the 18-1 Santa Monica Beach Club.

PERSONAL: Born September 26, 1990… the daughter of Kevin and Elizabeth Melford… parents are Fresno State graduates… has a younger sibling named Jenna… favor-ite team is the Chicago Bears… a Communication major in Marshall College… hobbies include hiking and camping.


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Redshirt Freshman • MB • 5-11Seattle, Wash. • West Seattle HS

Julia Freidenberg #16

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Interlake and West Seattle High in Bellevue, Washington... helped the West Seattle HS to the Division Championship Metro Sound in 2005... she earned team MVP honors and First-Team All Metro that year... led Interlake HS to the division playoffs for the fi rst time in nine years in 2008... honors in 2008 included team MVP and First-Team All-Conference KingCO AAA... single-match highs include a .404 hitting effi ciency, 24 kills, 15 blocks and 30 digs.

PERSONAL: Born March 7, 1990... parents are David and Deanna Freidenberg... has an older brother named Aaron and a twin sister named Lauren... Lauren is on the UCSD basketball team... an undeclared major in Roosevelt Col-lege... career goals include Pre-Med and International Stud-ies... hobbies include music, movies, reading, swimming and teaching jump rope.


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2008 STATISTICS

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-7 13-1 6-4 2-2CONFERENCE 15-5 9-1 6-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 6-2 4-0 0-0 2-2

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points9 BAILEY, Rebecca 98 380 3.88 146 961 . 2 4 3 1 0.01 3 6 0.03 1 82 0.84 3 45 48 0.49 3 0 -10 SCHMIDT, Sylvia 93 264 2.84 82 638 . 2 8 5 12 0.13 34 40 0.37 0 58 0.62 2 48 50 0.54 4 0 -5 WILLIAMSON, Hillary 95 217 2.28 100 643 . 1 8 2 15 0.16 34 60 0.36 35 214 2.25 0 32 32 0.34 8 1 -14 CONDON, Katie 73 157 2.15 80 474 . 1 6 2 1 0.01 13 17 0.18 2 54 0.74 2 10 12 0.16 5 0 -19 CARPENTER, Kimberly 63 137 2.17 61 390 . 1 9 5 0 0.00 0 6 0.00 4 32 0.51 0 13 13 0.21 0 0 -12 POTTER, Kaitlin 62 63 1.02 32 169 . 1 8 3 1 0.02 16 21 0.26 1 20 0.32 2 46 48 0.77 3 0 -3 CHEN, Elaine 99 40 0.40 16 128 . 1 8 8 1010 10.20 47 54 0.47 2 181 1.83 2 30 32 0.32 7 34 -17 SIMONSEN, Cara 67 56 0.84 30 150 . 1 7 3 2 0.03 0 0 0.00 0 13 0.19 1 49 50 0.75 5 0 -7 REIS, Karen 92 27 0.29 10 109 . 1 5 6 13 0.14 23 28 0.25 18 177 1.92 1 10 11 0.12 0 0 -6 BRADLEY, Lauren 29 39 1.34 19 121 . 1 6 5 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 5 0.17 1 10 11 0.38 0 0 -13 TORRES, Michelle 101 0 0.00 0 8 . 0 0 0 9 0.09 42 25 0.42 14 209 2.07 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -2 WERHANE, Janessa 75 0 0.00 0 5 . 0 0 0 5 0.07 40 57 0.53 4 63 0.84 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -4 BRUNSTING, Roxanne 99 2 0.02 2 17 . 0 0 0 56 0.57 16 22 0.16 23 424 4.28 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 -15 MCCANN, Thalia 18 5 0.28 1 15 . 2 6 7 115 6.39 6 6 0.33 0 17 0.94 0 2 2 0.11 1 3 -11 MARTINEZ, Kacey 11 3 0.27 0 8 . 3 7 5 49 4.45 1 5 0.09 0 12 1.09 0 3 3 0.27 0 1 -

TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - 11 - - - - - - - - -UC SAN DIEGO 109 1390 12.75 579 3836 . 2 1 1 1289 11.83 275 347 2.52 115 1561 14.32 14 298 163.0 1.50 36 40 -Opponents 109 1082 9.93 546 3445 . 1 5 6 1013 9.29 115 206 1.06 275 1527 14.01 37 374 224.0 2.06 29 36 -

Team Statistics UCSD OPPATTACK K i l l s 1390 1082 E r r o r s 579 546 Total Attacks 3836 3445 Attack Pct . 2 1 1 . 1 5 6 K i l l s / S e t 10.1 7.9SET A s s i s t s 1289 1013 A s s i s t s / S e t 9.4 7.4SERVE A c e s 275 115 E r r o r s 347 206 A t t e m p t s 2488 2253 Serve Pct . 8 6 1 . 9 0 9 A c e s / S e t 2.0 0.8SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 115 275 E r r o r s / S e t 0.8 2.0 A t t e m p t s 2042 2132 Reception Pct . 9 4 4 . 8 7 1DEFENSE D i g s 1561 1527 D i g s / S e t 11.4 11.1BLOCKING Block Solo 14 37 Block Assist 298 374 Total Blocks 163.0 224.0 Blocks Per Game 1.2 1.6 Block Errors 36 29Ball handling errors 40 36ATTENDANCE T o t a l 5472 2812 Dates/Avg Per Date 14/391 10/281 Neutral site #/Avg 4/37 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 9 -

Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.Aug 29 vs Concordia-St. Paul L 1-3 22-25,28-26,27-29,12-25 35Aug 30 vs Lewis University W 3-1 21-25,25-17,25-13,25-20 0Aug 30 vs Shippensburg Univ. W 3-1 25-17,25-12,21-25,26-24 0Sep 04 NDNU-VB W 3-0 25-15,25-14,25-17 278Sep 05 LYNN W 3-1 25-16,25-18,17-25,25-17 201Sep 05 BYU-HAWAII W 3-1 16-25,25-18,25-23,27-25 199Sep 06 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 3-1 24-26,25-19,25-19,25-17 534

*Sep 12 CAL STATE L.A. L 0-3 17-25,23-25,21-25 133*Sep 13 CSUDH W 3-0 25-15,25-22,25-11 151*Sep 19 at CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0 25-17,25-20,25-16 120*Sep 20 at San Francisco State W 3-0 25-17,26-24,25-17 95*Sep 26 CSUSB W 3-2 24-26,22-25,25-16,25-20,15-12 915*Sep 27 CAL POLY POMONA W 3-2 20-25,26-24,22-25,25-14,15-9 339*Oct 03 at Chico State L 2-3 23-25,25-20,19-25,25-16,11-15 323*Oct 04 at Cal State Stanislaus W 3-1 25-17,25-21,21-25,27-25 124*Oct 10 SONOMA STATE W 3-0 25-15,25-12,26-24 721*Oct 11 HUMBOLDT STATE W 3-1 25-17,25-21,21-25,25-21 133*Oct 16 at CSUDH W 3-0 25-15,25-21,25-18 124*Oct 17 at Cal State L.A. L 2-3 27-25,25-23,18-25,18-25,9-15 489*Oct 24 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 3-2 22-25,25-21,21-25,25-18,16-14 401*Oct 25 CSU MONTEREY BAY W 3-0 25-17,25-13,25-21 501*Oct 31 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3-2 24-26,25-19,26-24,20-25,15-8 330*Nov 01 at CSUSB L 0-3 25-27,13-25,16-25 645*Nov 06 CAL STATE STANISLAUS W 3-0 25-20,25-22,25-19 139*Nov 07 CHICO STATE W 3-0 25-17,25-21,26-24 827*Nov 14 at Humboldt State W 3-1 27-25,25-22,18-25,25-10 186*Nov 15 at Sonoma State L 2-3 25-23,27-25,21-25,23-25,11-15 376Nov 20 vs Cal State L.A. L 2-3 26-24,25-19,24-26,23-25,13-15 113

Record in 3-set matches: 9-2Record in 4-set matches: 8-1Record in 5-set matches: 4-4


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2008 STATISTICS

All matches

attack set serve recept blockingDate Opponent sp k e ta pct a ta pct sa se ta pct re ta pct dig bs ba be total bhe points scoreAug 29, 2008 vs Concordia-St. Paul 4 44 24 165 . 1 2 1 37 - - 6 12 90 . 8 6 7 2 97 . 9 7 9 51 1 12 1 7.0 0 - 1-3Aug 30, 2008 vs Lewis University 4 47 20 134 . 2 0 1 42 - - 17 15 97 . 8 4 5 3 63 . 9 5 2 52 0 17 3 8.5 0 - 3-1Aug 30, 2008 vs Shippensburg Univ. 4 40 17 122 . 1 8 9 37 - - 15 13 96 . 8 6 5 6 70 . 9 1 4 54 0 18 1 9.0 1 - 3-1Sep 04, 2008 NDNU-VB 3 42 10 90 . 3 5 6 40 - - 8 13 73 . 8 2 2 1 41 . 9 7 6 39 0 8 0 4.0 0 - 3-0Sep 05, 2008 LYNN 4 42 19 109 . 2 1 1 41 - - 15 14 91 . 8 4 6 5 67 . 9 2 5 44 1 14 2 8.0 2 - 3-1Sep 05, 2008 BYU-HAWAII 4 56 20 169 . 2 1 3 56 - - 13 11 94 . 8 8 3 4 86 . 9 5 3 68 0 13 1 6.5 1 - 3-1Sep 06, 2008 SEATTLE PACIFIC 4 51 26 152 . 1 6 4 46 - - 10 11 98 . 8 8 8 2 70 . 9 7 1 73 0 16 0 8.0 2 - 3-1Sep 12, 2008 CAL STATE L.A. 3 33 22 114 . 0 9 6 29 - - 8 10 65 . 8 4 6 5 66 . 9 2 4 56 2 12 0 8.0 2 - 0-3Sep 13, 2008 CSUDH 3 39 14 82 . 3 0 5 35 - - 9 10 73 . 8 6 3 6 44 . 8 6 4 31 0 8 1 4.0 1 - 3-0Sep 19, 2008 at CSU Monterey Bay 3 43 10 104 . 3 1 7 41 - - 6 9 74 . 8 7 8 4 50 . 9 2 0 50 0 11 1 5.5 1 - 3-0Sep 20, 2008 at San Francisco State 3 42 14 102 . 2 7 5 38 - - 10 11 74 . 8 5 1 3 54 . 9 4 4 40 1 10 2 6.0 0 - 3-0Sep 26, 2008 CSUSB 5 57 24 144 . 2 2 9 53 - - 15 18 111 . 8 3 8 7 90 . 9 2 2 61 1 17 1 9.5 2 - 3-2Sep 27, 2008 CAL POLY POMONA 5 63 39 188 . 1 2 8 57 - - 11 14 107 . 8 6 9 3 92 . 9 6 7 72 0 13 1 6.5 3 - 3-2Oct 03, 2008 at Chico State 5 50 22 161 . 1 7 4 47 - - 14 11 103 . 8 9 3 9 90 . 9 0 0 77 0 4 1 2.0 3 - 2-3Oct 04, 2008 at Cal State Stanislaus 4 55 22 121 . 2 7 3 53 - - 9 13 97 . 8 6 6 6 79 . 9 2 4 39 0 6 2 3.0 1 - 3-1Oct 10, 2008 SONOMA STATE 3 50 8 103 . 4 0 8 48 - - 8 11 74 . 8 5 1 2 49 . 9 5 9 50 0 4 2 2.0 3 - 3-0Oct 11, 2008 HUMBOLDT STATE 4 54 28 158 . 1 6 5 47 - - 9 17 95 . 8 2 1 1 73 . 9 8 6 60 0 4 1 2.0 0 - 3-1Oct 16, 2008 at CSUDH 3 37 11 101 . 2 5 7 34 - - 11 9 73 . 8 7 7 7 52 . 8 6 5 50 1 10 0 6.0 0 - 3-0Oct 17, 2008 at Cal State L.A. 5 56 34 167 . 1 3 2 50 - - 9 13 97 . 8 6 6 4 104 . 9 6 2 63 1 19 6 10.5 1 - 2-3Oct 24, 2008 SAN FRANCISCO STATE 5 70 36 182 . 1 8 7 67 - - 10 24 109 . 7 8 0 5 98 . 9 4 9 71 2 16 0 10.0 1 - 3-2Oct 25, 2008 CSU MONTEREY BAY 3 45 14 122 . 2 5 4 38 - - 7 9 72 . 8 7 5 2 51 . 9 6 1 56 1 9 0 5.5 4 - 3-0Oct 31, 2008 at Cal Poly Pomona 5 56 30 167 . 1 5 6 53 - - 9 11 108 . 8 9 8 5 92 . 9 4 6 61 1 8 0 5.0 2 - 3-2Nov 01, 2008 at CSUSB 3 33 18 98 . 1 5 3 32 - - 2 10 56 . 8 2 1 7 67 . 8 9 6 27 0 2 3 1.0 1 - 0-3Nov 06, 2008 CAL STATE STANISLAUS 3 46 12 117 . 2 9 1 43 - - 5 8 74 . 8 9 2 2 56 . 9 6 4 47 0 6 0 3.0 1 - 3-0Nov 07, 2008 CHICO STATE 3 44 12 109 . 2 9 4 39 - - 9 12 75 . 8 4 0 3 56 . 9 4 6 44 1 6 2 4.0 2 - 3-0Nov 14, 2008 at Humboldt State 4 60 19 156 . 2 6 3 54 - - 7 8 94 . 9 1 5 3 78 . 9 6 2 57 0 8 3 4.0 0 - 3-1Nov 15, 2008 at Sonoma State 5 64 23 210 . 1 9 5 64 - - 13 15 107 . 8 6 0 6 104 . 9 4 2 105 1 10 2 6.0 3 - 2-3Nov 20, 2008 vs Cal State L.A. 5 71 31 189 . 2 1 2 68 - - 10 15 111 . 8 6 5 2 103 . 9 8 1 63 0 17 0 8.5 3 - 2-3UC San Diego 109 1390 579 3836 . 2 1 1 1289 - - 275 347 2488 . 8 6 1 115 2042 . 9 4 4 1561 14 298 36 163.0 40 -Opponents 109 1082 546 3445 . 1 5 6 1013 - - 115 206 2253 . 9 0 9 275 2132 . 8 7 1 1527 37 374 29 224.0 36 -

Sets played: 109Kills per set: 12.75Assists per set: 11.83

Service aces per set: 2.52Digs per set: 14.32Blocks per set: 1.50

Ball handling errors per set: 0.37Reception errors per set: 1.06


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KILLS 1,364.............Rebecca Bailey (05-08)1,182........... Stacy Dunsmore (01-04)1,172..........Diana Klintworth (86-89)1,116 .............. Bonnie Wilson (02-04)1,049........... Kristin Kilbourn (81-84)1,014............Molly Wheatley (81-84)933.....................Katie Hogan (01-04)926................Kathleen Hentz (98-01)921.................Allison Bender (96-99)910................... Janet Hughes (84-87)

ATTACKS3,336.............Rebecca Bailey (05-08)3,314........... Stacy Dunsmore (01-04)3,026..........Diana Klintworth (86-89)2,811 .............. Bonnie Wilson (02-04)2,669................Leslie Punelli (97-00)2,582..............Allison Bender (96-99)2,538............Molly Wheatley (81-84)2,471........... Madelyn Ripken (93-96)2,427........... Kristin Kilbourn (81-84)2,346.........Mieke Biesheuvel (93-96)2,261............... Liz Vesanovic (89-93)

ATTACK PCT. (Minimum 500 Attempts).351............... Kendra Canape (01-04).347....................Katie Hogan (01-04).346................Brianna Koche (03-06).324...............Kathleen Hentz (98-01).312................ Lulu Schwartz (80-83).306.....................Teresa Ohta (01-04).294.................. Christine Chi (93-96).286................... Tammy Smit (81-82).282............ Shannon Noonan (95-98).272................. Jennie Wilson (99-02).272............. Kristin Kilbourn (81-84)

DIGS1,628............Natalie Facchini (04-07)1,390................Leslie Punelli (97-00)1,195........... Stacy Dunsmore (01-04)1,084...................Teresa Ohta (01-04)1,039..................Julie Harvey (91-94)891.............Diana Klintworth (86-89)852.................... Lauren Mills (00-03)838.................Allison Bender (96-99)830................... Dana Simone (89-91)790..................Laura Watkins (02-05)788........ Elizabeth Vesanovic (90-93)

TOTAL BLOCKS 419...................Elizabeth Tan (88-91)410............. Shannon Noonan (95-98)360.....................Katie Hogan (01-04)340.............. Kristin Kilbourn (81-84)311 ................ Kendra Canape (01-04)310................... Christine Chi (93-96)290....................... Karin Kalk (81-84)271................Kathleen Hentz (98-01)268................... Janet Hughes (84-87)

ASSISTS4,749................... Teresa Ohta (01-04)2,856................Sherine Ebadi (95-97)2,546..... Christine Kueneman (98-00)1,821............. Elaine Chen (06-pres.)1,674..........Kristin Halvorsen (05-06)1,563...................Julie Fabian (90-91)1,547................... Amy Crotty (92-93)1,464............... Jessica Bartter (99-02)1,357................... Kim Adams (04-07)

SERVICE ACES247....................Carol Lipson (84-87)194..........................Ellen Chi (85-88)183............... Monica Bradley (83-86)155...................Leslie Punelli (97-00)139...............Natalie Facchini (04-07)137.................Allison Bender (96-99)137............. Vikki Van Duyne (88-91)

RECORD BOOK

CAREER LEADERS

Rebecca Bailey is the UCSD career leader in kills.

Teresa Ohta recorded a school-record 4,749 assists from 2001-04.


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KILLS 439.......................Bonnie Wilson (04)424......................Rebecca Bailey (07)422...................Diana Klintworth (88)407..........................Tammy Smit (82)403.......................Bonnie Wilson (02)401......................... Rachel Vetter (88)380......................Rebecca Bailey (08)374.....................Molly Wheatley (83)372...................Vikki Van Duyne (90)359......................... Janet Hughes (86)355...................Diana Klintworth (89)351.................... Nicole Courtney (06)351.................... Nicole Courtney (05)

ATTACKS1,171................. Nicole Courtney (06)1,071....................Bonnie Wilson (04)1,070...................Rebecca Bailey (07)1,067................Diana Klintworth (88)1,053...............Mieke Biesheuvel (96)1,046................. Nicole Courtney (05)1,033...................... Rachel Vetter (88)1,020...............Mieke Biesheuvel (95)1,014....................Bonnie Wilson (02)993........................Liz Vesanovic (93)

ATTACK PCT. (Minimum 300 At-tempts).399......................... Katie Hogan (04).386.....................Kendra Canape (03).368......................Brianna Koche (06).368........................ Christine Chi (96).367....................... Jennie Wilson (99).357.....................Kathleen Hentz (01).352.....................Kendra Canape (04).347.....................Rebecca Bailey (05).344......................... Katie Hogan (03).340.....................Kathleen Hentz (98).326.........................Tammy Smit (81)

ASSISTS1,345........................ Teresa Ohta (03)1,329........................ Teresa Ohta (04)1,286................ Kim Stonecipher (86)1,208.................. Laurie Bertanyi (88)1,206..................... Sherine Ebadi (97)1,165...........Christine Kueneman (98)1,111 ...............Jennifer Schofi eld (94)1,068........................ Teresa Ohta (02)1,060............... Kristin Halvorsen (06)

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE MATCH RECORDS

Most Kills .........................31 ..................Janet Hughes .......................... 10-23-87Most Attempts .................78 ................ Laura Santerre ......................... 10-20-00Best Kill Pct. .................. .909 ................Bonnie Wilson .......................... 09-17-04Most Total Blocks ............14 ................. Elizabeth Tan ...........................11-19-88Most Service Aces ............11 ................Monica Bradley ..........................11-15-85Most Digs .........................40 ............... Natalie Facchini ..........................11-20-04

SINGLE SEASON LEADERSDIGS555.................... Natalie Facchini (07)487.................... Natalie Facchini (06)424............. Roxanne Brunsting (08)408....................... Laura Watkins (05)397.........................Leslie Punelli (00)364.................... Angelle Crochet (94)358.......................... Julie Harvey (94)355...................Diana Klintworth (88)354.........................Dana Simone (91)335...........................Laura Kranz (92)318..................... Laurie Bertanyi (88)317.................... Stacy Dunsmore (04)314.............. Elizabeth Vesanovic (93)

TOTAL BLOCKS 156.................... Kristin Kilbourn (83)137.......................Brianna Koche (06)133......................Kendra Canape (04)129 ..................Shannon Noonan (95)123......................Kendra Canape (03)121........................ Becky Palmer (88)117 .........................Elizabeth Tan (91)116 .........................Elizabeth Tan (88)111 ...................Shannon Noonan (96)

SERVICE ACES 96.......................Monica Bradley (86)87............................Carol Lipson (85)81.......................Monica Bradley (85)74.....................Vikki Van Duyne (90)63...................... Nicole Courtney (06)63............................Tammy Smit (81)63................................. Ellen Chi (85)63............................Carol Lipson (86)

RECORD BOOK

Bonnie Wilson’s 439 kills in 2004 is the top single-season mark at UCSD.

Natalie Facchini recorded 555 digs in 2007, a single-season record.


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NCAA D-II All-Americans

Rebecca Bailey .................................. 2008Rebecca Bailey .................................. 2007Katie Hogan ...................................... 2004Teresa Ohta ....................................... 2004Bonnie Wilson ................................... 2004Teresa Ohta ....................................... 2003

NCAA D-III All-AmericansLeslie Punelli ...................................1999Christine Kueneman .........................1998Leslie Punelli ...................................1998Sherine Ebadi ...................................1997Katherine Brynjestad .......................1997Christine Chi ....................................1996Madelyn Ripken ...............................1996Christine Chi ....................................1995Angelle Crochet ...............................1994Christine Chi ....................................1994Jennifer Schofi eld .............................1994Kristi Askeland .................................1993Julie Harvey .....................................1993Liz Vesanovic ...................................1993Elizabeth Tan ....................................1991Dana Simone ....................................1991Julie Fabian ......................................1991Elizabeth Tan ....................................1990Vikki Van Duyne ..............................1990Dana Simone ....................................1990Amy Banachowski ...........................1990

Diana Klintworth .............................1989Elizabeth Tan ....................................1989Diana Klintworth .............................1998Laurie Bertanyi ................................1998Rachel Vetter ....................................1998Carol Lipson .....................................1987Janet Hughes ....................................1987Carol Lipson .....................................1986Kim Stonecipher ..............................1986Janet Hughes ....................................1986Kristin Kilbourn ...............................1984Molly Wheatley ...............................1984Karin Kalk ........................................1984Lulu Schwartz ..................................1983Kristin Kilbourn ...............................1983Molly Wheatley ...............................1983Lulu Schwartz ..................................1982Tammy Smit .....................................1982Lulu Schwartz ..................................1982

Tammy Smit .....................................1981Elaine Bergman ................................1979

NCAA D-III Players of the YearElizabeth Tan ....................................1991Janet Hughes, Carol Lipson .............1987Kristin Kilbourn ...............................1984Molly Wheatley ...............................1983Tammy Smit .....................................1981

NCAA D-II All-Tournament TeamTeresa Ohta ......................................2001

NCAA D-III All-Tournament TeamChristine Kueneman .........................1988Kathleen Hentz .................................1998Sherine Ebadi ...................................1997Katherine Brynjestad .......................1997Kristi Askeland .................................1992Elizabeth Tan ....................................1991Elizabeth Tan ....................................1990Vikki Van Duyne ..............................1990Liz Vesanovic ...................................1990Diana Klintworth .............................1988Rachel Vetter ....................................1988Carol Lipson, Lori Luhnow .............1987*Monica Bradley ..............................1986Carol Lipson .....................................1986Kim Stonecipher ..............................1986Karin Kalk ........................................1984Molly Wheatley ..............................1984Carol Lipson .....................................1984Christy Wada ....................................1984Molly Wheatley ...............................1983Karin Kalk ........................................1983Lulu Schwartz ..................................1983Tammy Smit .....................................1982Lulu Schwartz ..................................1982Tammy Smit .....................................1981Molly Wheatley ...............................1981Lulu Schwartz ..................................1981

*Most Outstanding Player.

All-CCAARebecca Bailey, First Team ..............2008Sylvia Schmidt, First Team ..............2008Elaine Chen, Second Team ..............2008Hillary Williamson, Second Team ...2008Rebecca Bailey, First Team ..............2007 Sylvia Schmidt, First Team ..............2007Amber Ries, Second Team ...............2007 Natalie Facchini, Second Team ........2007 Nicole Courtney, First Team ............2006Rebecca Bailey, First Team ..............2006Brianna Koche, First Team ..............2006Kristin Halvorsen, Second Team .....2006Brianna Koche, Second Team ..........2005Nicole Courtney, Second Team ........2005Rebecca Bailey, Second Team .........2005Kendra Canape, First Team ..............2004Stacy Dunsmore, First Team ............2004Katie Hogan, First Team ..................2004Teresa Ohta, First Team ...................2004Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2004Lindsay Crandell, Second Team ......2004Natalie Facchini, Second Team ........2004Kendra Canape, First Team ..............2003Teresa Ohta, First Team ...................2003Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2003Lindsay Crandell, Second Team ......2003Stacy Dunsmore, Second Team .......2003

VOLLEYBALL HONORS

Teresa Ohta was a two-time NCAA D-II All-American.

Stacy Dunsmore (14) and Katie Hogan were two of UCSD’s fi ve, fi rst-team All-CCAA selections in

2004.


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Katie Hogan, Second Team ..............2003Teresa Ohta, First Team ...................2002Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2002Katie Hogan, Second Team ..............2002Jennie Wilson, Second Team ...........2002Kathleen Hentz, First Team .............2001Stacy Dunsmore, Second Team .......2001Teresa Ohta, Second Team ...............2001Laura Santerre, First Team ...............2000Leslie Punelli, Second Team ............2000Christine Kueneman, Second Team .2000

Tachikara/AVCA National Coach of the Year

Duncan McFarland ...........................2001

AVCA D-II All-Pacifi c RegionRebecca Bailey, , First Team ............2007 Rebecca Bailey, Honorable Mention2005Katie Hogan, First Team ..................2004Teresa Ohta, First Team ...................2004Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2004Teresa Ohta, First Team ...................2003Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2002Teresa Ohta, Honorable Mention .....2002Kathleen Hentz, First Team .............2001Teresa Ohta, Second Team ...............2001

AVCA D-II Pacifi c Region Freshman of the Year

Teresa Ohta ......................................2001

CCAA Freshman of the YearHillary Williamson ...........................2008Teresa Ohta ......................................2001

CoSIDA Academic All-AmericansElizabeth Tan ....................................1991Julie Fabian ......................................1991Laurie Bertanyi ................................1988Ellen Chi ..........................................1988Ellen Chi ..........................................1987

CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII (since 2000)

Nicole Courtney, First Team ............2006Brianna Koche, Second Team ..........2006Nicole Courtney, First Team ............2005Bonnie Wilson, First Team ...............2004Jennie Wilson, Second Team ...........2002Stacy Dunsmore, Third Team ..........2002Laura Santerre ..................................2001Laura Santerre ..................................2000

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Laurie Bertanyi ................................1988

UCSD NCAA Woman of the YearSherine Ebadi ...................................1997Elizabeth Tan ....................................1991

UCSD Outstanding Senior Student-Athletes

Teresa Ohta ......................................2004Laura Santerre ..................................2001Leslie Punelli ...................................2000Allison Bender .................................1999Elizabeth Tan ....................................1991Lauri Bertanyi ..................................1988

Duncan McFarland, the 2001 National Coach of the Year.

Nicole Courtney, CoSIDA Aca-demic All-District in 2005-06.

The 2004 UCSD volleyball team captured the school’s fi rst CCAA volleyball title, fi nishing the conference slate with a perfect 18-0 mark.

VOLLEYBALL HONORS


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2009 UC SAN DIEGO WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALLA

Kim Adams ................. 2004-07Maryam Ahmadian ........... 2000Sue Anders ....................... 1983Kristi Askeland ............ 1991-94

BRebecca Bailey ............ 2005-08Amy Banachowski ........... 1990Elizabeth Banez .......... 1989-92Glenny Barendse .............. 1973Jessica Bartter ............. 1999-02Chris Beane ...................... 1981Allison Bender ............ 1996-99Cely Bergado ................... 1978Elaine Bergman ........... 1978-82Laurie Bertanyi ..... 1984, 87-88Andrea Beylan ............ 1974-76Mieke Biesheuvel ........ 1993-96Dee Dee Bigelow ........ 1985-88Teresa Black ..................... 1975Kate Borden ..................... 1980Kathy Bouic ..................... 1979Monica Bradley ........... 1983-86Lauren Bradley ............ 2007-08Laura Bradshaw ............... 1975Roxanne Brunsting ........... 2008Katherine Brynjestad .. 1995-98Stephanie Buck ................ 2003Liz Burrill .................... 1980-81

CLori Cadinha .................... 1973Lisa Caldwell .............. 1999-00Diana Camarillo .......... 2000-01Kendra Canape ............ 2001-04Kimberly Carpenter .... 2005-08Sarah Castro ..................... 1999Francesca Centofanti .. 2002, 04Elaine Chen ................. 2006-08Christine Chi ............... 1993-96Ellen Chi ..................... 1985-88Lauren Chiodini ............... 2005Cara Churchill .................. 1979Jennifer Codling .......... 1989-90Suzanne Cody .................. 1985Eve Collins ....................... 1977Katie Condon ................... 2008Evelyn Conley ............. 1983-84Cheryl Corindia ................ 1981Kelly Cornelius ................ 1999Nicole Courtney .......... 2004-05Lindsay Crandell ......... 2003-04Angelle Crochet .......... 1994-95Jennifer Cross ........ 1990, 92-94Amy Crotty ................ 1992, 93

DMaureen Danelanktree ..... 1981Katherine Davis ............... 1974Anna DeModena .............. 1980Felicity Devonald ............. 1975Jenifer Dodson ............ 1988-89Debbie Doran .............. 1982-83Teresa Duquette .......... 1974-76

Stacy Dunsmore .......... 2001-04

ESherine Ebadi .............. 1995-97Jennifer Eibert .................. 1992Stephanie Eischen ............ 1988Kathy Eisler ..................... 1977Yvonne Ellington ............. 1984Heather Ely ...................... 2005

FJulie Fabian ................. 1990-91Natalie Facchini .......... 2004-07Karen Flammer ........... 1975-77Tina Flammer .............. 1973-74Jennifer Freed .............. 1975-76

GHannah Gary ......... 2004, 06-07Shelly Graf .................. 1995-96Karen Grometer .......... 1990-91

HJaime Hackleman ........ 1997-99Vicki Haire ....................... 1985Christine Hall ................... 1975Kristin Halvorsen ............. 2005Trish Hanley ................ 1982-83Susan Hannahs ................. 1973Adrienne Harber ............... 1976Amy Harber ................ 1976-77Julie Harvey ................ 1991-94Shannon Hawes ..... 1997-98, 00Allison Hensleit .......... 1986-88Kathleen Hentz ............ 1998-01Shelley Hill ...................... 1972Katie Hogan ................ 2001-04Kim Holland ..................... 1980Melinda Holliday ............. 1989Heather Holtzclaw 1990-91, 93Aileen Horimoto .............. 1976Marilyn Horn ................... 1981Janet Hughes ............... 1984-87

IRobin Irvin ....................... 1972Ann Ishihara ................ 1977-79

JAilene Jenners .................. 1979Jami Johnson ............... 1991-92

KKaren Kachler .................. 1976Karin Kalk ................... 1981-84Bonnie Kelly ............... 1993-95Kristin Kilbourn .......... 1981-84Diane Klein ...................... 1973Diana Klintworth ........ 1986-89Brianna Koche ............ 2002-05Laura Kranz ................ 1992-93Christine Kueneman .... 1997-00

LMoira LaMountain ...... 1979-80

Joyce Lee .................... 1993-94Sherre Lilley ................ 1978-80Amy Linden ................ 1973-74Carol Lipson ................ 1984-87Marci Lischer .............. 1985-86Eva Ljungwe .................... 1976Judy Lower ....................... 1973Megan Lucas ............... 1992-93Lisa Luhnow ............... 1983-84Lori Luhnow ............... 1983-87Kathleen Lynch ................ 1975

MLinda Maczko .................. 1972Heidi Maier ................. 1985-86Susan Marshall ................. 1976Jennifer Martin ............ 1991-93Carol Martindale ......... 1972-73Kacey Martinez ........... 2007-08Thalia McCann ................. 2008Kelly McGlothlin ........ 1993-96Jennifer McLain .......... 1996-99Jennifer McNamara .......... 1986Lori Melvin ................ 1979, 81Lauren Mills ................ 2000-03Anne Moore ..................... 1997Kara Morrison .................. 1992

NSharon Nakashima ........... 1978Suzanne Nelson ........... 1981-82Diane Noble ..................... 1981Shannon Noonan ......... 1995-98

OEllen O’Rorke ............. 1972-75Tracy Off .................... 1975, 77Teresa Ohta ................. 2001-04Judy Otero ........................ 1974

PKaren Pacior ................ 1972-73Becky Palmer .............. 1987-89Susan Papenek ............ 1972-74Robin Parlette .............. 2002-04Laura Peters ..................... 1997Ashley Peterson .......... 2000-03Jennifer Pettigrew ....... 1984-87Mary Pontius ............... 1984-85Kaitlin Potter ............... 2007-08Beth Prather ................ 1978-79Vicki Pride .................. 1980-82Christine Prowd ......... 1995, 97Leslie Punelli .............. 1997-00

QShannon Quigley .............. 1986

RAnnemarie Reigel ....... 1984-85Karen Reis ................... 2006-08Amber Ries ................. 2004-07Madelyn Ripken .......... 1993-96Corrine Ritter .............. 1995-97Linda Ross .................. 1988-89

Marla Ross ....................... 1977

SDana Salter .................. 1995-98Laura Santerre ............. 1998-01Stacie Sasaki ......... 1987, 90-91Sylvia Schmidt ............ 2006-08Jennifer Schofi eld ....... 1992, 94Louise Schwartz .......... 1980-83Margery Schwartz ...... 1975, 77Beth Selby ................... 1986-88Dana Simone ............... 1988-91Cara Simonsen ............ 2007-08Denelle Smalley .......... 2000-03Lisa Smillie ...................... 1980Tammy Smit ................ 1981-82Mary Jo Speer .................. 1977Marianne Stepczyk ........... 1990Holly Stewart .............. 1973-76Kim Stonecipher ......... 1985-86Dena Strube ................. 1995-97Anne Su ....................... 1995-96Sue Sullivan ..................... 1972Beth Sundheim ................. 1976Shel Ann Sweet ................ 1975

TElizabeth Tan ............... 1988-91Monique Thiry-Zaragoza . 1994Christy Thomas ................ 1994Vera Torp .......................... 1974Michelle Torres ........... 2005-08Donna Tripiano ................ 1998Donna Tusch .................... 1973Susan Tusch ..................... 1974

VVikki Van Duyne ......... 1988-91Katie Vater ....................... 1998Elizabeth Vesanovic ... 1989-91, 93Rachel Vetter ............... 1987-88Crista Videriksen .............. 1977Kearney Visser ............ 1998-00Rose Vitt ........................... 1993

WChrisy Wada ................ 1982-85Nancy Wada ..................... 1978Laura Watkins ............. 2002-05Janet Webb ....................... 1979Jennifer Wellman ........ 1986-89Janessa Werhane .............. 2008Molly Wheatley .......... 1981-84Kim Whitmore ............ 1981-82Michele Whitmore ...... 1980-82Kelsey Wiedenhoefer .. 2002-04Hillary Williamson ........... 2008Bonnie Wilson ............. 2002-04Casey Wilson .............. 2005-07Dawn Wilson .................... 1978Jennie Wilson .............. 1999-02Jamie Woods ............... 1998-01Cheryl Wright .............. 1977-80

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OPPONENT Matches Pct. GamesAir Force .........................1-3 ...... .250 ........ 6-9Alaska-Anchorage ...........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Alliant International ......16-11 .... .593 .... 55-39Augustana (SD) ...............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Azusa Pacifi c ..................11-8 ..... .579 .... 31-26Barry (FL) .......................2-1 ...... .667 ........ 6-4Benedictine (IL) ..............3-2 ...... .600 ........ 9-8Bethel (IN) ......................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Biola ..............................10-10 .... .500 .... 35-31Bluffton (OH) ..................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Boise State ......................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-3Bridgeport ......................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0BYU-Hawaii ...................2-1 ...... .667 ........ 8-4Bryant ..............................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Cal Baptist .......................7-0 .....1.000 ..... 20-1California Lutheran ........15-8 ..... .652 .... 49-27Cal Poly Pomona ..........20-12 .... .625 .... 66-49Cal State Bakersfi eld .....18-13 .... .589 .... 58-43Cal State Dominguez Hills ..37-1 ..... .973 .. 107-17Cal State East Bay ...........6-1 ...... .857 ...... 20-4Cal State L.A. ................21-13 .... .618 .... 74-59Cal State Monterey Bay .10-0 ....1.000 ..... 30-1Cal State Northridge ......0-10 ..... .000 ...... 4-26Cal State Sacramento ......2-7 ...... .222 ...... 8-17Cal State San Bernardino .32-15 .... .631 .. 102-78Cal State Stanislaus ........22-2 ..... .916 .... 52-11Calvin College (MI) ........3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-2Cameron ..........................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Carroll College ................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Central College (IA) .......3-2 ...... .600 ...... 10-9Central Washington .........2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Chaminade (HI) ..............5-0 .....1.000 ..... 15-1Chapman ........................26-8 ..... .765 .... 79-39Chico State .....................19-3 .... ..863 .... 56-18Christian Heritage ...........8-0 .....1.000 ..... 23-3Claremont College .........15-0 ....1.000 ..... 40-4Colorado College ...........11-1 ..... .917 ...... 32-3Concordia (CA) ...............2-1 ...... .667 ........ 5-4Concordia (NY) ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Concordia-St.Paul ...........1-1 ...... .500 ........ 4-3Dartmouth (NH) ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Dominican College (CA) ..1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Dubuque (IA) ..................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-2E. Connecticut State ........3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-0Elizabethtown College ....2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Elmhurst (IL) ..................7-1 ...... .875 ...... 20-5Emory (GA) ....................2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Fontbonne College (MO) ..2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Fort Lewis .......................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Fresno Pacifi c ..................6-2 ...... .750 ...... 15-7George Fox (OR) ............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Grand Canyon ................13-1 ..... .929 ........ 8-7Grinnell (IA) ...................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Gustavus Adolphus (MN) ..1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Hawaii, University of ......0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-3

Hawaii Pacifi c .................4-3 ...... .571 .... 13-12Humboldt State ...............9-0 .....1.000 ..... 24-7Huntington College .........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Idaho State ......................1-1 ...... .500 ........ 2-3Incarnate Word College ..0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-2IUPUI ..............................1-1 ...... .500 ........ 3-3Juniata College (PA) .......9-2 ...... .818 .... 29-13Kalamazoo (MI) ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Kenyon (OH) ..................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0La Verne .........................52-8 ..... .867 .. 149-44Lee (TN) ..........................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3Lewis ...............................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Lewis & Clark (OR) ........3-0 .....1.000 ....... 7-2Linfi eld (OR) ...................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Lock Haven (PA) ............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Loyola Marymount .........1-7 ...... .125 ...... 8-20Lynn ................................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Master’s College, The .....4-0 .....1.000 ..... 12-4Menlo College ................18-5 ..... .783 .... 50-21Mesa State .......................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Metro State (CO) .............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Millikin College ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Mills College ...................5-0 .....1.000 ..... 11-0M.I.T. ..............................2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Minnesota-Duluth ...........0-2 ...... .000 ........ 2-6Muskingum (OH) ............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Nebraska Wesleyan .........2-1 ...... .667 ........ 8-3New York-Cortland .........3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-2New York-Stony Brook ...3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-2Nevada-Las Vegas ...........1-2 ...... .333 ........ 3-6Nevada-Reno ...................3-0 .....1.000 ....... 7-0New Mexico ....................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3New Mexico State ...........0-2 ...... .000 ........ 0-6Northern Arizona ............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 5-1Northwest Nazarene (ID) ..4-0 .....1.000 ..... 12-3Northwood ......................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Notre Dame, College of ...1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Notre Dame de Namur ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Occidental ......................22-7 ..... .759 .... 66-23Ohio Northern ................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Oregon State ....................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-2Pacifi c Christian College ..1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Pacifi c Lutheran (WA) ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Pennsylvania ...................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Point Loma Nazarene ....24-13 .... .649 .... 78-56Pomona-Pitzer .................9-0 .....1.000 ..... 24-0Portland State ..................1-1 ...... .500 ........ 3-3Puget Sound (WA) ..........2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Redlands ..........................7-0 .....1.000 ..... 20-1Regis (CO) ......................1-1 ...... .500 ........ 3-3Rio Grande (OH) .............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Rochester Tech (NY) ......1-1 ...... .500 ........ 5-3St. Benedict (MN) ...........8-0 .....1.000 ..... 24-6St. Catherine’s College ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0St. Martin’s (WA) ............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0St. Mary’s (TX) ...............0-1 ...... .000 ........ 2-3

St. Mary’s College ..........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0St. Mary of the Plains ......1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0St. Olaf (MN) ..................1-2 ...... .333 ........ 5-7St. Thomas (MN) ............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1San Diego State ...............0-9 ...... .000 ...... 3-27San Diego, University of ...5-2 ...... .714 ...... 18-9San Francisco State ........14-0 ....1.000 ..... 39-3San Francisco ..................3-0 .....1.000 ....... 8-2Santa Clara ......................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3Seattle ..............................2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Seattle Pacifi c (WA) ........5-1 ...... .833 ...... 15-5Shippensburg ...................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Simon Fraser (BC) ..........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Simpson (IA) ...................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-3Smith College..................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Sonoma State .................18-5 ..... .783 .... 56-20Southern California College ....4-0 .....1.000 ....... 8-0Southern Colorado ..........0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-2Southern Oregon State ...1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Southern Utah State ........4-0 .....1.000 ....... 8-1Southwest Minn. State ....0-1 ...... .000 ........ 2-3Southwestern (TX) ..........4-0 .....1.000 ..... 12-0Tennessee ........................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3Texas Wesleyan ...............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Thomas More (KY) .........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Trinity (TX) .....................9-0 .....1.000 ..... 26-5Tusculum (TN) ................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0UC Berkeley ....................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-2UC Davis ........................11-6 ..... .647 .... 37-19UC Irvine ........................0-4 ...... .000 ........ 1-9UCLA ..............................0-2 ...... .000 ........ 0-4UC Riverside ..................5-13 ..... .278 .... 18-41UC Santa Barbara ...........0-3 ...... .000 ........ 2-8UC Santa Cruz ...............13-0 ....1.000 ..... 36-1Vassar (NY) .....................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Washington (MO) ...........1-8 ...... .111 .... 10-26Western Maryland ...........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Western New Mexico ......1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Western Oregon ..............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Western State (CO) .........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Western Washington ........6-2 ...... .750 ...... 22-9Westmont .......................17-7 ..... .708 .... 50-31Wheaton College .............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Whittier College ..............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 4-0Whitman (WA) ................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Whitworth (WA) .............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 4-1Willamette (OR) ..............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-2William and Mary ...........1-1 ...... .500 ........ 3-5William Penn College .....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Wisconsin-LaCrosse .......1-1 ...... .500 ........ 3-2Wisconsin-Parkside .........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-2Wisconsin-Stevens Point .1-0 .....1.000 ....... 2-0Wisconsin-Whitewater ....3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-2Wittenberg (OH) .............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1

OPPONENT Matches Pct. GamesBarry (FL) .......................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 0-3Benedictine (IL) ..............2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-3California Lutheran .........2-1 ...... .667 ........ 7-4Cal State Bakersfi eld .......1-1 ...... .500 ........ 4-3Cal State Hayward ..........2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0Cal State L.A. ......................1-1 ....... .500 ..........5-5Cal State San Bernardino ...3-2 ...... .600 ...... 12-9Calvin College (MI) ........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-2Central College (IA) .......1-2 ...... .333 ........ 5-8Chaminade (HI) ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Chapman .........................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Claremont College ..........2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Colorado College ............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Elmhurst (IL) ..................2-1 ...... .667 ........ 7-3Gustavus Adolphus (MN) ..1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0

Hawaii Pacifi c .................1-1 ...... .500 ........ 5-5Juniata College (PA) .......8-1 ...... .889 .... 25-10La Verne ..........................6-2 ...... .750 ...... 19-9Lock Haven (PA) ............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1M.I.T. ..............................2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-1Menlo College .................3-1 ...... .750 ........ 9-4Minnesota-Duluth ...........0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3Muskingum (OH) ............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1New York-Cortland .........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0New York-Stony Brook ...2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-2Northwest Nazarene ........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-2Occidental .......................2-0 .....1.000 ....... 5-1Pacifi c Lutheran (WA) ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Pomona-Pitzer .................3-0 .....1.000 ....... 9-0Rochester Tech (NY) ......0-1 ...... .000 ........ 2-3St. Benedict (MN) ...........2-0 .....1.000 ....... 6-0

St. Catherine’s College ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0St. Olaf (MN) ..................0-1 ...... .000 ........ 1-3Smith College..................1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Washington (MO) ...........1-3 ...... .250 ...... 6-11Western Maryland ...........1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Western Washington ........2-1 ...... .667 ........ 8-3Willamette (OR) ..............1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-1Wisconsin-LaCrosse .......1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0Wisconsin-Whitewater ....1-0 .....1.000 ....... 3-0

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MATCH-BY-MATCH SEASON RESULTS

Sep. 29 Sonoma State W 3-0Sep. 30 Humboldt State W 3-0Oct. 6 CSU Bakersfi eld W 3-0Oct. 7 Cal State L.A. W 3-2Oct. 13 at Chico State W 3-1Oct. 14 at CSU Stanislaus W 3-1Oct. 20 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-1Oct. 21 CSU San Bernardino W 3-2Oct. 25 at CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0Oct. 28 CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0Nov. 3 at Humboldt State W 3-1Nov. 4 at Sonoma State W 3-0Nov. 9 vs. Western Washington W 3-1Nov. 10 vs. Cal State L.A. W 3-2Nov. 11 vs. CSU San Bernardino W 3-1Nov. 16 vs. Minnesota-Duluth L 1-3

2005Head Coach: Tom Black

19-8, 11-7 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 25 vs. Point Loma Nazarene W 3-2Aug. 25 vs.U. of Bridgeport W 3-0Aug. 26 vs.Concordia (NY) W 3-0Aug. 30 Point Loma Nazarene W 3-2Sep. 2 vs.St. Martins W 3-0Sep. 2 vs.Hawai’i Pacifi c L 0-3Sep. 3 vs.Northwood W 3-0Sep. 3 vs.Northwest Nazarene W 3-0Sep. 8 Grand Canyon W 3-1Sep. 10 *at CSU San Bernardino L 1-3Sep. 16 *CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0Sep. 17 *Sonoma State W 3-0Sep. 23 *at Chico State W 3-1Sep. 24 *at CSU Stanislaus W 3-1Sep. 30 *CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0Oct. 1 *Cal Poly Pomona L 1-3Oct. 6 *at Cal State L.A. L 1-3Oct. 7 *at CSU Bakersfi eld W 3-2Oct. 15 *CSU San Bernardino W 3-2Oct. 21 *at Sonoma State L 2-3Oct. 22 *at CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0Oct. 28 *CSU Stanislaus W 3-0Oct. 29 *Chico State W 3-1Nov. 2 *CSU Bakersfi eld L 1-3Nov. 4 *Cal State L.A. L 2-3Nov. 11 *at Cal Poly Pomona L 0-3Nov. 12 *at CSU Dominguez HillsW 3-0

2004Head Coach: Duncan McFarland

30-2, 18-0 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 27 Seattle W 3 – 0Aug. 27 Barry W 3 – 1Aug. 28 Seattle Pacifi c W 3 – 0Aug. 28 Western Washington W 3 – 0Aug. 31 at Point Loma W 3 – 1Sep. 1 Chaminade W 3 – 0Sep. 3 vs. Cameron W 3 – 0Sep. 3 at Augustana (S.D.) W 3 – 1Sep. 4 vs Conc.– St. Paul W 3 – 0Sep. 4 vs Minn – Dulutth L 1 – 3Sep. 10 *at CSU Stanislaus W 3 – 0Sep. 11 *at Chico State W 3 – 0Sep. 15 *at CSUSB W 3 – 1Sep. 17 GCU W 3 – 0Sep. 22 *Cal State L.A. W 3 – 1Sep. 24 *CSUB W 3 – 0Oct. 1 *at CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 2 *at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Oct. 8 *Sonoma State W 3 – 0Oct. 9 *CSUMB W 3 – 0Oct. 12 *at CSUB W 3 – 0Oct. 15 *at Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Oct. 22 *Chico State W 3 – 0Oct. 23 *Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 0Oct. 27 *CSUSB W 3 – 1Nov. 5 *Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Nov. 6 *CSUDH W 3 – 0Nov. 12 *at CSUMB W 3 – 0Nov. 13 *at Sonoma State W 3 – 0Nov. 18 CSUB W 3 – 0Nov. 19 Hawaii Pacifi c W 3 – 2Nov. 20 CSUSB L 2 – 3


25-5, 19-3 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 29 vs. Western Washington W 3 – 1Aug. 29 vs. Central Washington W 3 – 0Aug. 30 vs. BYU – Hawaii W 3 – 0Sep. 5 at Chaminade W 3 – 1Sep. 5 at Hawaii Pacifi c W 3 – 2Sep. 6 vs. Barry W 3 – 0Sep. 6 at BYU – Hawaii L 2 – 3Sep. 12 *Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 0Sep. 13 *Cal State Bakersfi eld W 3 – 1Sep. 17 *CSUDH W 3 – 0 Sep. 19 *Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Sep. 26 *at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 1Sep. 27 *at CSUSB L 2 – 3Oct. 1 *at Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Oct. 3 *at Chico State W 3 – 0Oct. 4 *at UC Davis W 3 – 0Oct. 10 *San Francisco State W 3 – 0Oct. 11 *Sonoma State W 3 – 0Oct. 16 *at Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 0Oct. 17 *at CSUB L 1 – 3Oct. 22 *at Cal State L.A. L 0 – 3Oct. 24 *at CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 30 *Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Oct. 31 *CSUSB W 3 – 2Nov. 5 *Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Nov. 7 *UC Davis W 3 – 0Nov. 8 *Chico State W 3 – 0Nov. 14 *at Sonoma State W 3 – 0Nov. 15 *at San Francisco State W 3 – 0Nov. 21 Hawaii Pacifi c L 2 – 3


26-5, 19-3 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 30 vs. Western State (CO) W 3 – 0Aug. 30 vs. WWU L 2 – 3Aug. 31 vs. Seattle Pacifi c W 3 – 0Aug. 31 vs. Augustana (SD) W 3 – 0Sep. 3 at Point Loma W 3 – 1Sep. 4 Christian Heritage W 3 – 0Sep. 6 Point Loma Nazarene W 3 – 0Sep. 13 *at Cal State Stanislaus L 0 – 3Sep. 14 *at Cal State Bakersfi eld W 3 – 1Sep. 20 *at Cal State L.A. W 3 – 1Sep. 21 *at CSUDH W 3 – 0Sep. 27 *Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 2Sep. 28 *CSUSB L 1 – 3Oct. 2 *Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Oct. 4 *Chico State W 3 – 1Oct. 5 *UC Davis W 3 – 0Oct. 11 *at San Francisco State W 3 – 0Oct. 12 *at Sonoma State W 3 – 1Oct. 18 *Cal State Bakersfi eld W 3 – 0Oct. 19 *Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 1Oct. 23 *Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Oct. 25 *CSUDH W 3 – 0Nov. 1 *at CSUSB L 0 – 3Nov. 2 *at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Nov. 6 *at Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Nov. 8 *at UC Davis W 3 – 0Nov. 9 *at Chico State W 3 – 0Nov. 15 *Sonoma State W 3 – 1Nov. 16 *San Francisco State W 3 – 0Nov. 21 vs. Chaminade (HI) W 3 – 0Nov. 22 at CSUSB L 1 – 3


25-7, 17-4 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 24 Western Oregon W 3 – 0Aug. 24 Lock Haven (PA) W 3 – 0Aug. 25 Metro State (CO) W 3 – 1Aug. 25 Regis University (CO) L 0 – 3Aug. 28 at Christian Heritage W 3 – 0Aug. 29 Point Loma Nazarene L 0 – 3Sep. 5 at Alliant International W 3 – 0Sep. 7 *at Sonoma State W 3 – 1Sep. 8 *at San Francisco State W 3 – 0Sep. 19 *CSUDH W 3 – 0


21-7, 15-5 CCAANCAA Pacifi c Region Quarterfi nalist

Date Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 29 Concordia St. Paul L 1-3Aug. 30 Lewis W 3-1Aug. 30 Shippensburg W 3-1Sep. 4 Notre Dame de Namur W 3-0Sep. 5 Lynn W 3-1Sep. 5 BYU-Hawaii W 3-1Sep. 6 Seattle Pacifi c W 3-1Sep. 12 Cal State L.A. L 0-3Sep. 13 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0Sep. 19 CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0Sep. 20 SFSU W 3-0Sep. 26 CSUSB W 3-2Sep. 27 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-2Oct. 3 Chico State L 2-3Oct. 4 CSU Stanislaus W 3-1Oct. 10 Sonoma State W 3-0Oct. 11 Humboldt State W 3-1Oct. 16 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0Oct. 17 Cal State L.A. L 2-3Oct. 24 SFSU W 3-2Oct. 25 CSU Monterey Bay W 3-0Oct. 31 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-2Nov. 1 CSU San Bernardino L 0-3Nov. 6 CSU Stanislaus W 3-0Nov. 7 Chico State W 3-0Nov. 14 Humboldt State W 3-1Nov. 15 Sonoma State L 2-3Nov. 20 Cal State L.A. L 2-3


20-8, 13-5 CCAANCAA Pacifi c Region Semifi nalists

Date Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 23 Regis W 3-0Aug. 24 Seattle Pacifi c L 2-3Aug. 25 Southwest Minn. State L 2-3Aug. 25 Fort Lewis W 3-1Aug. 30 Chaminade W 3-0Aug. 31 Northwest Nazarene W 3-0Aug. 31 Hawaii Pacifi c W 3-0Sep. 1 BYU-Hawaii W 3-0Sep. 7 at CSUDH W 3-0Sep. 8 Cal State L.A. L 1-3Sep. 14 at Chico State L 1-3Sep. 15 at CSUS W 3-0Sep. 21 CSUSB L 0-3Sep. 22 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-0Sep. 29 Humboldt State W 3-0Oct. 5 at CSUMB W 3-0Oct. 6 at Sonoma State L 1-3Oct. 10 at Cal State L.A. W 3-2Oct. 13 CSUDH W 3-0Oct. 19 CSUS W 3-0Oct. 20 Chico State W 3-0Oct. 26 at Cal Poly Pomona L 2-3Oct. 27 at CSUSB W 3-2Nov. 2 at HSU W 3-2Nov. 9 Sonoma State W 3-2Nov. 10 CSUMB W 3-0Nov. 15 Northwest Nazarene W 3-2Nov. 16 Western Washington L 2-3


26-3, 18-2 CCAANCAA Division II Quarterfi nalists

Date Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 24 Western Oregon W 3-0Aug. 24 Western Washington W 3-0Aug. 25 Bryant W 3-0Aug. 25 Seattle W 3-0Aug. 26 Mesa State W 3-0Sep. 1 at Cal State L.A. W 3-0Sep. 2 at CSU Bakersfi eld W 3-0Sep. 8 CSU Stanislaus W 3-0Sep. 9 Chico State L 0-3Sep. 15 at CSU San Bernardino L 0-3Sep. 16 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3-0Sep. 20 CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0Sep. 22 at CSU Monterey Bay W 3-1


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Sep. 21 *Cal State L.A. W 3 – 2Sep. 26 *at Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Sep. 28 *at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Sep. 29 *at CSUSB L 1 – 3Oct. 5 *at Chico State W 3 – 1Oct. 6 *at UC Davis L 2 – 3Oct. 12 *San Francisco State W 3 – 0Oct. 13 *Sonoma State W 3 – 0Oct. 18 *at Cal State Stanislaus L 1 – 3Oct. 19 *at CSUB W 3 – 0Oct. 26 *at CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 27 *at Cal State L.A. L 1 – 3Oct. 31 *Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Nov. 2 *CSUSB W 3 – 2Nov. 3 *Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Nov. 6 *Cal State Bakersfi eld W 3 – 0Nov. 9 *UC Davis W 3 – 0Nov. 10 *Chico State W 3 – 1Nov. 16 vs. WWU W 3 – 0Nov. 17 at CSUSB W 3 – 2Nov. 29 vs. Lock Haven (PA) W 3 – 1Nov. 30 vs. Barry (FL) L 0 – 3


21-10, 15-7 CCAADate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 25 vs. WWU W 3 – 1Aug. 25 vs. Cal Baptist W 3 – 1Aug. 26 vs. CWU W 3 – 0Aug. 26 vs. Fresno – Pacifi c W 3 – 2Aug. 31 Christian Heritage W 3 – 0Sep. 5 at CSUN L 0 – 3Sep. 8 *UC Davis W 3 – 0Sep. 9 *Chico State W 3 – 1Sep. 13 US International W 3 – 0Sep. 15 *San Francisco State W 3 – 0Sep. 16 *Sonoma State W 3 – 0Sep. 22 *at CSUB L 1 – 3Sep. 23 *at Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 1Sep. 27 *Grand Canyon W 3 – 1Sep. 29 *at CSUDH W 3 – 1Sep. 30 *at Cal State L.A. L 0 – 3Oct. 3 at Point Loma L 2 – 3Oct. 6 *CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 7 *Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Oct. 13 *at Chico State W 3 – 1Oct. 14 *at UC Davis W 3 – 0Oct. 20 *at Sonoma State W 3 – 2Oct. 21 *at San Francisco State W 3 – 0Oct. 27 *Cal State Stanislaus W 3 – 0Oct. 28 *Cal State Bakersfi eld L 1 – 3Nov. 1 *at Grand Canyon L 0 – 3Nov. 3 *Cal State L.A. L 2 – 3Nov. 4 *CSUDH W 3 – 1Nov. 10 *at Cal Poly – Pomona L 2 – 3Nov. 11 *at CSUSB L 0 – 3Nov. 16 vs. CSUB L 1 – 3


27-3, NCAA Division III Quarterfi nalistsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 1 at CSUDH W 3 – 0Sep. 4 San Francisco State W 3 – 0Sep. 8 Cal State L.A. L 0 – 3Sep. 10 vs. Simon Fraser (BC) W 3 – 1Sep. 10 at Puget Sound (WA) W 3 – 1Sep. 11 vs. George Fox (OR) W 3 – 0Sep. 11 vs. St. Martin’s (WA) W 3 – 0Sep. 15 Redlands W 3 – 0Sep. 17 La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 22 at San Francisco State W 3 – 0Sep. 24 vs. Willamette (OR) W 3 – 1Sep. 24 at Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Sep. 25 vs. UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 25 vs. Puget Sound (WA) W 3 – 0Oct. 2 at La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 8 Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Oct. 8 Emory (GA) W 3 – 0Oct. 9 Trinity (TX) W 3 – 0Oct. 9 St. Benedict (MN) W 3 – 0Oct. 13 at US International W 3 – 0Oct. 16 Juniata (PA) W 3 – 0Oct. 19 Wittenberg (OH) W 3 – 1Oct. 20 Grinnell (IA) W 3 – 0Oct. 22 at Chapman W 3 – 0

Oct. 27 Cal Poly Pomona L 1 – 3Oct. 30 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0Nov. 3 Chapman W 3 – 0Nov. 12 Pacifi c Lutheran (WA) W 3 – 0Nov. 13 Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Nov. 20 at Central (IA) L 0 – 3


26-5, NCAA Division III National Runner-UpDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 1 CSUDH W 3 – 0Sep. 4 vs. Linfi eld (OR) W 3 – 0Sep. 4 vs. Whitman (WA) W 3 – 0Sep. 5 vs. La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 5 vs. Lewis & Clark W 3 – 0Sep. 5 vs. Cal State Hayward L 2 – 3Sep. 11 Dartmouth W 3 – 0Sep. 16 Rochester Tech (NY) W 3 – 0Sep. 18 at Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Sep. 19 at UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 23 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Sep. 26 Occidental W 3 – 0Sep. 30 at La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 2 Chapman W 3 – 0Oct. 3 at Cal Lutheran L 1 – 3Oct. 7 Point Loma Nazarene W 3 – 0Oct. 9 Christian Heritage W 3 – 0Oct. 16 Nebraska – Wesleyan W 3 – 0Oct. 16 Central (IA) W 3 – 1Oct. 17 Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Oct. 17 Washington (MO) L 1 – 3Oct. 23 Vassar W 3 – 0Oct. 28 at Chapman W 3 – 0Oct. 31 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 4 Westmont College W 3 – 0Nov. 7 at Occidental W 3 – 0Nov. 13 Williamette W 3 – 1Nov. 14 Cal State Hayward W 3 – 0Nov. 21 Muskingum W 3 – 1Dec. 4 at Juniata W 3 – 1Dec. 5 vs. Central (IA) L 2 – 3


27-5, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 5 vs. Cal Baptist W 3 - 0Sep. 5 vs. Biola L 1 - 3Sep. 6 at Point Loma L 0 – 3Sep. 6 vs. Rio Grande W 3 – 0Sep. 10 at UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 11 at UC Davis L 1 – 3Sep. 12 at Sonoma State L 0 – 3Sep. 16 at UC Riverside W 3 – 2Sep. 19 Cal Poly Pomona L 1 – 3Sep. 23 La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 25 Point Loma W 3 – 2Oct. 3 Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 3 Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Oct. 4 Kenyon W 3 – 0 Oct. 4 Colorado College W 3 – 0Oct. 9 at Southwestern W 3 – 0Oct. 10 vs. St. Benedict (MN) W 3 – 2Oct. 10 at Trinity W 3 – 2Oct. 11 vs. Wisc. – Whitewater W 3 – 1Oct. 11 vs. Bluffton (OH) W 3 – 0Oct. 17 at Chapman W 3 – 1Oct. 18 Christian Heritage W 3 – 1Oct. 24 UC Davis W 3 – 1Oct. 28 at Christian Heritage W 3 – 2Nov. 1 at La Verne W 3 – 1Nov. 5 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0Nov. 8 Chapman W 3 – 1Nov. 14 Claremont W 3 – 0Nov. 15 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 22 Wisc. – Whitewater W 3 – 0Dec. 5 Central W 3 – 2Dec. 6 Juniata W 3 – 2


24-7, NCAA Division III Quarterfi nalistsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 4 Calvin (MI) W 3 – 0Sep. 6 vs. Biola L 0 – 3

Sep. 6 vs. Westmont W 3 – 1Sep. 7 vs. Calvin (MI) W 3 – 0Sep. 7 at Point Loma L 0 – 3Sep. 7 vs. Texas Wesleyan W 3 – 1Sep. 13 vs. St. Thomas (MN) W 3 – 1Sep. 13 vs. Simpson (IA) L 0 – 3Sep. 14 at St. Benedict (MN) W 3 – 1Sep. 14 vs. Wisc. – Whitewater W 3 – 1Sep. 16 at St. Olaf (MN) W 3 – 1Sep. 18 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 0Sep. 27 Point Loma Nazarene L 1 – 3Sep. 28 at CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 4 Eastern Connecticut W 3 – 0Oct. 4 Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Oct. 5 Colorado College W 3 – 0Oct. 5 Trinity (TX) W 3 – 2Oct. 8 at Westmont L 2 – 3Oct. 12 at La Verne W 3 – 1Oct. 15 at Christian Heritage W 3 – 0Oct. 18 Chapman W 3 – 0Oct. 19 Tusculum (TN) W 3 – 0Oct. 23 at Cal Lutheran L 2 – 3Oct. 25 Concordia W 3 – 1Oct. 26 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 5 at CSUDH W 3 – 2Nov. 8 at Chapman W 3 – 0Nov. 15 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 16 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0Nov. 23 at St. Olaf (MN) L 1 – 3

1995Head Coach: Doug Dannevik

15-15, NCAA Division III Regional FinalistDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 8 vs. Bethel (IN) W 3 – 1Sep. 8 vs. Biola L 1 – 3Sep. 9 vs. NW Nazarene W 3 – 1Sep. 9 at Point Loma L 0 – 3Sep. 9 vs. Lee (TN) L 1 – 3Sep. 14 at Azusa Pacifi c L 2 – 3Sep. 15 at CSUSB W 3 – 0Sep. 20 UC Riverside W 3 – 2Sep. 22 CSUDH W 3 – 2Sep. 28 Colorado College W 3 – 0Sep. 29 Emory (GA) W 3 – 0Sep. 29 Claremont W 3 – 1Sep. 30 La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 30 Cal Lutheran L 1 – 3Oct. 3 at Point Loma L 1 – 3Oct. 4 Cal State Bakersfi eld L 0 – 3Oct. 7 Chapman W 3 – 2Oct. 13 Westmont L 0 – 3Oct. 14 La Verne W 3 – 1Oct. 17 at Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0Oct. 19 at Concordia L 0 – 3Oct. 25 Occidental L 2 – 3Oct. 27 vs. Dubuque (IA) W 3 – 2Oct. 27 vs. St. Olaf (MN) L 1 – 3Oct. 28 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan L 2 – 3Oct. 28 at Trinity (TX) W 3 – 0Nov. 1 Point Loma Nazarene L 2 – 3Nov. 3 at Chapman W 3 – 1Nov. 10 Occidental W 3 – 0Nov. 11 Cal Lutheran L 1 – 3


27-7, NCAA Division III Quarterfi nalistDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 9 vs. Pomona – Pitzer W 2 – 0Sep. 9 vs. Claremont – Mudd W 2 – 0Sep. 9 vs. Menlo W 2 – 0Sep. 10 vs. La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 10 at Mills W 2 – 0Sep. 12 at Cal State Bakersfi eld L 0 – 3Sep. 16 at UC Riverside L 0 – 3Sep. 17 at Chapman W 3 – 0Sep. 20 at Occidental L 2 – 3Sep. 21 at CSUDH W 3 – 0Sep. 24 at La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 30 Fontbonne (MO) W 3 – 0Sep. 30 Redlands W 3 – 0Oct. 1 Trinity (TX) W 3 – 0Oct. 1 Colorado College W 3 – 0Oct. 5 Point Loma Nazarene W 3 – 1Oct. 7 Westmont L 1 – 3



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Oct. 8 at CSUSB L 1 – 3Oct. 12 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 2Oct. 14 Eastern Connecticut W 3 – 0Oct. 14 The Master’s College W 3 – 1Oct. 15 Eastern Connecticut W 3 – 0Oct. 15 Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 18 at Point Loma W 3 – 0Oct. 21 CSUSB W 3 – 2Oct. 27 at St. Mary’s (TX) L 2 – 3Oct. 28 vs. Thomas More (KY) W 3 – 0Oct. 28 vs. Stony Brook (NY) W 3 – 0Oct. 29 vs. Colorado College W 3 – 0Oct. 29 at Trinity (TX) W 3 – 1Nov. 4 Chapman W 3 – 0Nov. 11 Chapman W 3 – 0Nov. 12 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 1Nov. 19 Washington (MO) L 1 – 3


24-11, NCAA Division III Fourth PlaceDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 7 vs. San Diego State L 0 – 3Sep. 7 at Point Loma L 0 – 3Sep. 8 Idaho State L 0 – 3Sep. 10 vs. Occidental W 3 – 0Sep. 10 vs. UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 11 at Mills W 3 – 0Sep. 11 vs. Menlo W 3 – 1Sep. 18 La Verne W 3 – 1Sep. 21 at CSUSB L 0 – 3Sep. 24 Occidental W 3 – 1Sep. 24 Claremont W 3 – 2Sep. 25 Southwestern (TX) W 3 – 0Sep. 25 Redlands W 3 – 0Oct. 1 UC Riverside L 1 – 3Oct. 5 at Point Loma L 2 – 3Oct. 9 at Westmont L 0 – 3Oct. 12 at Occidental L 2 – 3Oct. 15 Menlo W 3 – 0Oct. 15 Washington (MO) L 2 – 3Oct. 16 Chapman W 3 – 0Oct. 16 St. Benedict (MN) W 3 – 1Oct. 19 at La Verne W 3 – 1Oct. 22 vs. Elmhurst (IL) W 3 – 0Oct. 22 vs. St. Thomas (MN) W 3 – 0Oct. 23 vs. Southwestern (TX) W 3 – 0Oct. 23 at Trinity (TX) W 3 – 0Oct. 26 at Chapman W 3 – 2Oct. 29 CSUSB W 3 – 0Oct. 30 CSUDH W 3 – 1Nov. 5 Chapman W 3 – 1Nov. 10 Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Nov. 12 St. Benedict (MN) W 3 – 0Nov. 13 Claremont W 3 – 1Nov. 19 at Juniata (PA) L 1 – 3Nov. 20 at Rochester Tech (NY) L 2 – 3


13-19, NCAA Division III National Runner-UpDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 2 at San Diego L 1 – 3Sep. 2 at Point Loma L 2 – 3Sep. 9 at CSUB L 0 – 3Sep. 18 at Cortland (NY) W 3 – 1Sep. 18 at Juniata (PA) L 2 – 3Sep. 19 at Washington (MO) L 0 – 3Sep. 19 at Trinity (TX) W 3 – 0Sep. 22 at Cal Poly Pomona L 0 – 3Sep. 25 at CSUSB L 0 – 3Sep. 26 at Claremont W 3 – 0Sep. 26 at Colorado College W 3 – 0Sep. 29 at UC Riverside L 1 – 3Oct. 2 Menlo L 1 – 3Oct. 3 UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Oct. 3 La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 9 at Westmont L 0 – 3Oct. 10 Cal State Bakersfi eld L 1 – 3Oct. 14 Cal State L.A. L 0 – 3Oct. 16 at La Verne L 2 – 3Oct. 20 at Chapman L 0 – 3Oct. 23 at Fontbonne (MO) W 3 – 0Oct. 23 at Illinois Benedictine W 3 – 1Oct. 24 at St. Benedict (MN) W 3– 1Oct. 24 at Washington (MO) L 0 – 3

Oct. 28 Point Loma Nazarene L 0 – 3Oct. 30 Occidental L 2 – 3Nov. 4 CSUSB W 3 – 2Nov. 6 at CSUDH L 2 – 3Nov. 13 at La Verne W 3 – 1Nov. 14 at Menlo W 3 – 0Nov. 20 at Stony Brook (NY) W 3 – 2Nov. 21 at Washington (MO) L 0 – 3


26-6, NCAA Division III National Runner-UpDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 4 at Menlo W 3 – 1Sep. 6 at UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 11 at San Diego State L 1 – 3Sep. 13 at CSUSB W 3 – 1Sep. 17 at CSUB L 0 – 3Sep. 18 UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Sep. 20 at Mills W 3 – 0Sep. 20 at Claremont W 3 – 0Sep. 21 at Pomona – Pitzer W 2 – 0Sep. 21 at UC Santa Cruz W 2 – 0Sep. 21 at Menlo W 2 – 0Sep. 25 at Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Sep. 27 Menlo W 3 – 0Sep. 27 La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 28 Southwestern (TX) W 3 – 0Sep. 28 Colorado College W 3 – 0Oct. 4 Cal Poly Pomona L 1 – 3Oct. 5 Chapman L 1 – 3Oct. 9 UC Riverside L 0 – 3Oct. 12 at Pennsylvania W 3 – 0Oct. 12 at Cal Poly Pomona W 3 – 2Oct. 14 Chaminade (HI) W 3 – 0Oct. 16 at Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 19 CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 22 at Point Loma W 3 – 1Oct. 25 CSUSB W 3 – 0Nov. 2 Westmont W 3 – 0Nov. 5 at La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 15 at Cortland (NY) W 3 – 0Nov. 16 at Stony Brook (NY) W 3 – 0Nov. 22 at Juniata (PA) W 3 – 0Nov. 23 at Washington(MO) L 2 – 3


37-8, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreAug. 31 at Christian Heritage W 2 – 0Aug. 31 at Cal State L.A. W 2 – 0Aug. 31 at Christ Coll. of IrvineW 2 – 0Sep. 1 at Cal Baptist W 2 – 0Sep. 1 at W.New Mexico W 2 – 0Sep. 1 at Humboldt State W 2 – 1Sep. 1 at Cal State L.A. W 2 – 0Sep. 1 at Cal Poly Pomona W 2 – 0Sep. 4 at US International W 3 – 1Sep. 4 at San Diego State L 0 – 3Sep. 7 at Westmont L 1 – 3Sep. 14 at La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 14 at Juniata W 3 – 1Sep. 14 at Elizabethtown W 3 – 0Sep. 15 at Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Sep. 15 at Westmont L 1 – 3Sep. 21 at Elmhurst W 2 – 0Sep. 21 at Occidental W 2 – 0Sep. 21 at CSUSB W 2 – 0Sep. 22 at Menlo W 2 – 0Sep. 22 at La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 25 at UC Riverside L 1 – 3Sep. 28 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 2Sep. 29 at Chapman L 1 – 3Oct. 3 Biola W 3 – 0Oct. 5 Cal Poly Pomona L 0 – 3Oct. 6 La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 10 Point Loma Nazarene W 3 – 1Oct. 13 Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 17 The Master’s College W 3 – 2Oct. 19 at Wheaton W 3 – 0Oct. 19 at Nebraska Wesleyan W 3 – 0Oct. 20 at St. Benedict W 3 – 1Oct. 20 at Washington L 1 – 3Oct. 23 at CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 26 at Occidental W 3 – 0

Oct. 26 at CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 27 at Menlo W 3 – 0Oct. 27 at Colorado College W 3 – 0Nov. 2 US International L 1 – 3Nov. 4 CSUSB W 3 – 1Nov. 9 at Colorado College W 3 – 0Nov. 10 at Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Nov. 16 at St. Benedict W 3 – 0Nov. 17 at Washington W 3 – 2


20-13, NCAA Division III Regional Semifi nalistDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 1 at Chico State W 2 – 0Sep. 1 at Seattle Pacifi c W 2 – 1Sep. 1 at So. Oregon State W 2 – 0Sep. 1 at Portland State W 2 – 1Sep. 2 at Chapman L 0 – 2Sep. 2 at Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 1Sep. 2 at Portland State L 1 – 2Sep. 9 at Hawaii Pacifi c L 0 – 2Sep. 9 at CSUN L 0 – 2Sep. 12 at CSUB L 1 – 3Sep. 13 at Master’s College W 3 – 1Sep. 19 at Point Loma W 3 – 1Sep. 20 US International W 3 – 0Sep. 20 San Diego State L 0 – 3Sep. 22 at Incarnate Word L 1 – 2Sep. 22 at Pomona – Pitzer W 2 – 0Sep. 22 at Whittier W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at Claremont – Scripps W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at Menlo L 1 – 2Sep. 29 Chapman L 1 – 3Sep. 30 at La Verne W 3 – 2Oct. 6 at Biola W 3 – 1Oct. 7 at CSUSB W 3 – 0Oct. 13 William and Mary L 0 – 3Oct. 20 UC Riverside L 0 – 3Oct. 21 Cal State Northridge L 0 – 3Oct. 27 CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 28 Biola W 3 – 1Oct. 31 at Cal State L.A. W 3 – 1Nov. 1 La Verne W 3 – 1Nov. 1 US International W 3 – 1Nov. 10 at Menlo L 2 – 3


34-8, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 2 at Seattle Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 2 at Lewis and Clark W 2 – 1Sep. 2 at Chapman W 2 – 0Sep. 2 at Chico State W 2 – 0Sep. 3 at Lewis ad Clark W 2 – 1Sep. 3 at Chapman W 2 – 1Sep. 8 at Sacramento St. L 0 – 3Sep. 12 at Menlo W 3 – 1Sep. 16 at Westmont W 2 – 1Sep. 16 at Occidental W 2 – 0Sep. 16 at Sonoma State W 2 – 0Sep. 16 at Chapman W 2 – 1Sep. 17 at Chapman W 2 – 0Sep. 17 at Cal Poly Pomona W 2 – 0Sep. 21 at US International W 3 – 1Sep. 21 at San Diego State L 0 – 3Sep. 23 at Redlands W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at Trinity W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at Cal State Stanislaus W 2 – 0Sep. 23 at La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 24 at CSUSB W 2 – 0Sep. 24 at La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 28 San Diego State L 1 – 3Sep. 30 Biola L 2 – 3Oct. 1 at CSUDH W 3 – 0Oct. 4 at UC Riverside L 0 – 3Oct. 7 The Master’s College W 3 – 0Oct. 8 Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Oct. 14 William and Mary W 3 – 2Oct. 15 at La Verne L 0 – 3Oct. 18 at Chapman L 2 – 3Oct. 21 Cal State Bakersfi eld L 2 – 3Oct. 28 Grand Canyon W 3 – 2Oct. 28 La Verne W 3 – 0


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Oct. 29 CSUSB W 3 – 0Oct. 29 Menlo W 3 – 0Nov. 1 Point Loma Nazarene W 3 – 0Nov. 4 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 2Nov. 11 Pomona – Pitzer W 3 – 0Nov. 12 La Verne W 3 – 1Nov. 18 Juniata W 3 – 2Nov. 19 Illinois Benedictine W 3 – 2


31-4, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 8 UC Davis W 2 – 0Sep. 8 UC Riverside W 2 – 0Sep. 15 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 3 – 1Sep. 18 Southern Utah State W 2 – 1Sep. 18 Sonoma State L 0 – 2Sep. 18 La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 19 Scripps W 2 – 0Sep. 19 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 2 – 0Sep. 19 Cal Poly Pomona W 2 – 1Sep. 23 San Diego State L 1 – 3Sep. 25 Colorado College W 3 – 0Sep. 26 La Verne W 3 – 0Sep. 26 Elmhurst W 3 – 2Sep. 30 Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 3 Chapman W 3 – 0Oct. 6 CSUSB W 3 – 2Oct. 9 Mills W 3 – 0Oct. 10 Dominican W 3 – 0Oct. 12 Cortland (NY) W 3 – 1Oct. 16 UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Oct. 17 Menlo W 3 – 1Oct. 18 Col of Notre Dame W 3 – 0Oct. 21 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 2Oct. 23 Biola L 2 – 3Oct. 24 La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 30 CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 31 Scripps W 3 – 0Oct. 31 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 4 US International L 0 – 3Nov. 6 UC Santa Cruz W 3 – 0Nov. 7 CSUSB W 3 – 0Nov. 13 Menlo W 3 – 0Nov. 14 CSUSB W 3 – 0Nov. 20 Illinois Benedictine W 3 – 1Nov. 21 Elmhurst W 3 – 0


42-6, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 9 at UC Davis W 2 – 0Sep. 9 at UC Santa Cruz W 2 – 0Sep. 10 at Menlo W 3 – 2Sep. 12 vs. Millikin W 2 – 0Sep. 12 vs. Bunnington W 2 – 0Sep. 12 vs. Kalamazoo W 2 – 0Sep. 13 vs. Carroll W 2 – 0Sep. 13 vs. Illinois Benedictine L 0 – 2Sep. 13 vs. William Penn W 2 – 0Sep. 13 at Elmhurst W 3 – 0Sep. 16 at Wisc. – Parkside W 3 – 2Sep. 19 vs. Hawaii Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 19 vs. CSUB W 2 – 1Sep. 19 vs. CSUDH W 2 – 1Sep. 20 vs. Claremont – Mudd W 2 – 0Sep. 20 vs. UC Riverside W 2 – 1Sep. 20 vs. CSUN L 0 – 2Sep. 26 Point Loma W 2 – 0Sep. 26 Cal Lutheran W 2 – 0Sep. 26 Chapman W 2 – 1Sep. 27 Dominguez Hills W 2 – 0Sep. 27 Chapman W 2 – 1Sep. 27 Cal State Northridge L 1 – 3Oct. 1 Occidental W 3 – 1Oct. 3 at Westmont W 3 – 1Oct. 4 at Chapman W 3 – 1Oct. 10 Biola L 1 – 3Oct. 11 La Verne W 3 – 0Oct. 17 at CSUSB W 3 – 2Oct. 18 at Claremont – Mudd W 3 – 0Oct. 22 US International L 0 – 3Oct. 24 vs. SC College W 2 – 0 Oct. 24 vs. CSUS W 2 – 0

Oct. 24 vs. Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 0Oct. 25 vs. Westmont W 2 – 1 Oct. 25 vs. Menlo L 0 – 2 Oct. 25 vs. Colorado College W 2 – 1Oct. 29 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 1Oct. 31 Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 1Nov. 1 at La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 4 at Point Loma W 3 – 1Nov. 7 CSUSB W 3 – 0Nov. 8 Claremont – Mudd W 3 – 0Nov. 8 Menlo W 3 – 2Nov. 14 at La Verne W 3 – 2Nov. 15 at Menlo W 3 – 1Nov. 21 at Juniata W 3 – 0Nov. 22 at Calvin W 3 – 2


26-19, NCAA Division III Regional Semifi nalistDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 10 vs. UC Santa Cruz W 2 – 0Sep. 10 vs. UC Riverside L 0 – 2Sep. 13 IUPUI W 3 – 1Sep. 13 Westmont W 2 – 0Sep. 13 Fresno Pacifi c L 1 – 2Sep. 14 Cal Lutheran L 1 – 2Sep. 14 La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 14 Fresno Pacifi c L 1 – 2Sep. 14 IUPUI L 0 – 2Sep. 19 at Cal Lutheran L 0 – 3Sep. 20 vs. Westmont W 2 – 0Sep. 20 vs. CSUDH W 2 – 1Sep. 20 vs. Sonoma State W 2 – 0Sep. 21 vs. Sacramento State L 0 – 2Sep. 21 vs. Athletes in Action L 0 – 2Sep. 21 at La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 25 San Diego(forfeit) W 2 – 2 Sep. 28 Boise State L 0 – 3Oct. 4 at Elizabethtown W 3 – 1Oct. 5 at Occidental W 3 – 1Oct. 8 at Biola L 0 – 3Oct. 11 vs. St. Mary’s W 2 – 0Oct. 11 vs. Southern Colorado L 1 – 2Oct. 11 vs. Central W 2 – 0Oct. 12 vs. Illinois Benedictine L 0 – 2Oct. 12 vs. Occidental W 2 – 1Oct. 12 at Colorado College L 0 – 2Oct. 15 at Point Loma W 3 – 0Oct. 16 CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 19 La Verne W 3 – 2Oct. 22 at CSUSB W 3 – 1Oct. 25 vs. Grand Canyon W 2 – 0Oct. 25 vs. CSUSB W 2 – 0Oct. 25 vs. Menlo L 1 – 2Oct. 26 vs. SC College W 2 – 0Oct. 26 vs. Mills W 2 – 0Oct. 26 vs. Westmont W 2 – 1Oct. 26 vs. Menlo W 2 – 0Oct. 30 US International L 0 – 3Nov. 1 at Azusa Pacifi c L 0 – 3Nov. 2 at La Verne W 3 – 2Nov. 6 Chapman L 1 – 3Nov. 8 CSUDH W 3 – 2Nov. 13 at Cal State L.A. L 2 – 3Nov. 15 Air Force L 2 – 3Nov. 22 at La Verne L 0 – 3


23-12, NCAA Division III National Champions Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 11 New Mexico L 1 – 3Sep. 13 Claremont – Mudd W 2 – 0Sep. 13 Westmont W 2 – 0Sep. 13 Cal Lutheran W 2 – 0Sep. 13 Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 1Sep. 14 Azusa Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 14 Southern Utah W 2 – 0Sep. 14 Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 17 UC Riverside L 1 – 3Sep. 17 San Francisco State W 3 – 0Sep. 17 Cal Poly Pomona L 0 – 3Sep. 18 Azusa Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 18 Cal State Bakersfi eld L 1 – 2Sep. 18 Cal State Northridge L 0 – 2Sep. 19 La Verne L 1 – 3

Sep. 19 Cal Lutheran L 1 – 3Sep. 24 Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 0Sep. 25 Chapman W 3 – 2Sep. 30 Biola W 3 – 1Oct. 2 Point Loma W 3 – 1Oct. 9 UNLV L 0 – 3Oct. 14 Cal State Northridge L 1 – 3Oct. 16 Occidental W 3 – 0Oct. 17 US International L 2 – 3Oct. 26 La Verne L 0 – 3Oct. 30 San Diego W 3 – 1Nov. 2 US International W 3 – 2Nov. 5 Nevada – Reno W 3 – 0Nov. 11 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 12 US International L 0 – 3Nov. 12 La Verne W 2 – 0Nov. 17 Elmhurst W 3 – 0Nov. 30 Gustavus Adolphus W 3 – 0Dec. 7 La Verne W 3 – 0Dec. 8 MIT W 3 – 0


27-17, NCAA Division III National Runner-UpDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 10 U. of San Diego L 1 – 2Sep. 10 US International L 2 – 3Sep. 12 UCLA L 0 – 2Sep. 12 UC Santa Barbara L 0 – 2Sep. 12 UC Berkeley L 0 – 2Sep. 12 UC Irvine L 0 – 2Sep. 12 UC Riverside L 0 – 2Sep. 15 CSUDH W 2 – 0Sep. 15 Southern Cal College W 2 – 0Sep. 16 Southern Utah State W 2 – 0Sep. 16 Whittier W 2 – 0Sep. 17 Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 17 Cal State Stanislaus W 2 – 0Sep. 22 Southern Utah W 2 – 0Sep. 22 Fresno Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 22 New Mexico State L 0 – 3Sep. 23 CSUDH W 2 – 0Sep. 23 Cal State Sacramento L 1 – 2Sep. 23 Elmhurst W 2 – 0Sep. 24 Cal Poly Pomona L 0 – 2Sep. 24 Sonoma State W 2 – 0Sep. 24 Azusa Pacifi c W 2 – 1Sep. 29 La Verne W 3 – 1Oct. 1 Chapman W 3 – 2Oct. 8 U. of San Diego W 3 – 1Oct. 13 Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 0Oct. 15 Biola W 3 – 0Oct. 16 UC Santa Barbara L 1 – 3Oct. 21 Cal State Northridge L 0 – 3Oct. 25 Point Loma W 3 – 2Oct. 29 La Verne W 3 – 0Nov. 2 US International L 2 – 3Nov. 4 Occidental W 3 – 1Nov. 11 Northern Arizona W 2 – 1Nov. 11 U. of San Francisco W 2 – 0Nov. 12 Occidental W 2 – 0Nov. 12 Air Force L 0 – 2Nov. 16 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Nov. 18 Loyola Marymount L 1 – 3Nov. 19 US International L 1 – 3Dec. 2 Western Maryland W 3 – 0Dec. 3 Juniata W 3 – 0Dec. 9 MIT W 3 – 0Dec. 10 Elmhurst L 1 – 3


25-17, NCAA Division III National Runner-UpDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 10 San Diego State L 0 – 3Sep. 11 UC Irvine L 0 – 2Sep. 11 UCLA L 0 – 2Sep. 11 U.San Diego S 1 – 1Sep. 11 US International W 2 – 0Sep. 11 UC Riverside L 0 – 2Sep. 16 Cal State Humboldt W 2 – 0Sep. 16 University of Alaska W 2 – 0Sep. 17 La Verne W 2 – 0Sep. 17 US International W 2 – 0Sep. 18 Southern Cal College W 2 – 0Sep. 18 Cal State Humboldt W 2 – 0



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Sep. 18 Cal Poly Pomona W 2 – 1Sep. 18 University of Idaho W 2 – 0Sep. 24 CSUDH W 2 – 0Sep. 24 San Francisco State S 1 – 1Sep. 24 UC Riverside S 1 – 1Sep. 25 Azusa Pacifi c W 2 – 0Sep. 25 Northern Arizona W 2 – 0Sep. 25 Cal State Northridge L 0 – 2Sep. 25 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 2 – 0Sep. 25 Loyola L 1 – 2Sep. 28 Chapman W 3 – 1Oct. 1 Grand Canyon W 3 – 0Oct. 2 Loyola L 1 – 3Oct. 6 U. of San Diego W 3 – 1Oct. 8 University of Hawaii L 0 – 3Oct. 9 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 0Oct. 12 Point Loma W 3 – 0Oct. 16 Loyola L 1 – 3Oct. 22 Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 0Oct. 30 Cal State Northridge L 1 – 3Nov. 5 U. of San Francisco W 3 – 1Nov. 6 Santa Clara L 1 – 3Nov. 10 US International L 1 – 3Nov. 12 Occidental W 2 – 0Nov. 12 La Verne L 0 – 2Nov. 13 USAFA L 0 – 2Nov. 13 Cal State Sacramento L 0 – 2Nov. 17 Cal State L.A. W 3 – 1Nov. 20 UC Santa Barbara L 2 – 3Dec. 3 St. Catherine W 3 – 0Dec. 4 LaCrosse W 3 – 0Dec. 10 Juniata W 3 – 0Dec. 11 La Verne L 1 – 3


36-8, NCAA Division III National ChampionsDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 12 vs. SF State W 2 – 0Sep. 12 vs. Oregon State L 0 – 2Sep. 12 vs. UC Riverside L 0 – 2Sep. 12 vs. Chico State W 2 – 0Sep. 12 vs. UC Irvine L 0 – 2Sep. 14 at St. Mary’s W 3 – 0Sep. 15 at U.of San Francisco W 3 – 1Sep. 20 US International W 3 – 1Sep. 22 Redlands W 3 – 0Sep. 25 vs. Loyola Marymount S 1 – 1Sep. 25 vs. Nevada – Reno W 2 – 0Sep. 25 vs. CSUB W 2 – 0Sep. 25 vs. Pacifi c Christian W 2 – 0Sep. 26 vs. CSUDH W 2 – 1Sep. 26 vs. Loyola Marymount W 2 – 1Sep. 26 vs.Sacramento St. L 1 – 2Sep. 26 vs. Loyola Marymount L 0 – 2Sep. 29 at Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 0Oct. 2 Claremont W 3 – 0 Oct. 9 at Westmont W 3 – 0Oct. 10 at Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0 Oct. 13 Point Loma W 3 – 0 Oct. 16 Azusa Pacifi c W 3 – 1 Oct. 23 Westmont W 3 – 1 Oct. 24 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0 Oct. 30 vs. Biola W 2 – 0 Oct. 30 vs. La Verne W 2 – 1 Oct. 31 vs. CSUDH W 2 – 0 Oct. 31 vs. Azusa Pacifi c W 2 – 0 Oct. 31 vs. La Verne W 3 – 2 Nov. 3 at UC Irvine L 1 – 3 Nov. 6 US International W 3 – 0 Nov. 7 U. of San Diego W 3 – 0 Nov. 9 at Point Loma W 3 – 0 Nov. 10 Biola W 3 – 0 Nov. 13 Cal State Bakersfi eld W 2 – 0 Nov. 13 Occidental W 2 – 0 Nov. 13 Cal Poly Pomona S 1 – 1 Nov. 13 Air Force S 1 – 1 Nov. 14 US International W 2 – 0 Nov. 14 LA Verne W 2 – 0 Nov. 14 UC Riverside W 2 – 1 Nov. 14 UC Davis L 1 – 2 Nov. 17 San Diego State L 1 – 2 Dec. 12 at Smith W 3 – 0 Dec. 18 at Occidental W 3 – 1 Dec. 19 at Juniata W 3 – 2


19-16,WAIAW Sixth PlaceDate Opponent Res. ScoreSep. 18 New Mexico State L 1 – 2 Sep. 21 University of Tenn. L 1 – 3 Sep. 27 vs. CSUB W 2 – 0 Sep. 27 vs. Biola W 2 – 0 Sep. 27 vs. Westmont W 2 – 0 Sep. 27 vs. Cal Poly Pomona S 1 – 1 Sep. 28 vs. UNLV W 2 – 0 Sep. 28 vs. Loyola L 0 – 2 Sep. 28 vs. Biola W 2 – 0 Sep. 28 vs. UNLV L 0 – 2 Sep. 30 at Loyola Marymount L 1 – 3 Oct. 2 Cal Baptist W 3 – 0 Oct. 7 Point Loma W 3 – 0 Oct. 10 at Westmont W 3 – 1 Oct. 11 at Cal Lutheran L 1 – 3 Oct. 11 at Azusa Pacifi c L 1 – 3 Oct. 16 at Biola L 1 – 3 Oct. 18 Air Force W 3 – 1 Oct. 21 at Cal Baptist W 3 – 0 Oct. 24 Cal Lutheran W 3 – 0 Oct. 25 Westmont W 3 – 1 Oct. 31 at Occidental L 0 – 2 Oct. 31 vs. Whitworth W 2 – 1 Nov. 1 vs. Biola W 2 – 0 Nov. 1 vs. Sacramento L 0 – 2 Nov. 7 Azusa Pacifi c L 0 – 3 Nov. 11 at Point Loma L 0 – 3 Nov. 14 Nevada – Reno W 2 – 0 Nov. 14 US International W 2 – 0 Nov. 14 CSUDH S 1 – 1 Nov. 15 La Verne S 1 – 1 Nov. 15 Occidental W 2 – 0 Nov. 15 UC Riverside L 1 – 2 Nov. 18 US International W 2 – 0Nov. 28 UC Davis L 1 – 3 Nov. 28 Chico State W 2 – 1 Nov. 29 Occidental L 0 – 2 Nov. 29 La Verne L 1 – 2

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UC SAN DIEGO INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

Earl W. Edwards - Director of AthleticsEarl Edwards accepted the position of Director of Athletics at UC San Diego in March 2000. Since his arrival, the UC San Diego athletics department has been nationally recognized for its academic and athletic achievements on numerous occasions. Under his guidance, the 23-sport program has made a very successful transition from the NCAA Division III ranks to Division II. In fact, UC San Diego has surpassed all expectations at the D-II level, capturing women’s soccer national championships in both 2000 and 2001.

Since moving to Division II in 2000, UC San Diego has been ranked among the top six programs in the country on seven different occasions. In two of those finishes, UCSD was the national runner up. UC San Diego also won three straight California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Commissioners Cup titles in 2005-06, 2006-07, and 2007-08, an award that recognizes the best overall athletics program in the conference. In 2008, UC San Diego was ranked No. 1 in Division II and No. 20 overall in the National Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA) Collegiate Power Rankings, which comprehensively measures student-athlete graduation rates, academic strength and athletic prowess.

Edwards has served on many regional and national committees and organizations. Currently, he serves on the Executive Council for the CCAA and he served on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) from 2003-07. Edwards was the president of the National Association of Athletic Development Directors (NAADD) and has severed on numerous other NCAA committees, including the Division II Management Council, the Division II Championships and Minority Opportunities and Interest, the Walter Byers Scholarship and Committee for Women’s Athletics. He has published several articles in Athletic Management and was featured on the cover of the June 2007 issue. In 2007 he was selected Athletic Director of the Year for the West Region by the NACDA.

A 1972 graduate of East Stroudsburg University, Edwards earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. He then went on to receive his masters in Sports Administration from the University of Massachusetts in 1973. In addition to working as athletics director at East Stroudsburg University and UC San Diego, he has athletics administration experience at the University of Massachusetts, UC Davis, the University of Michigan, and Drexel University.


A Proud Tradition of Academic and Athletic Excellence!• Triton teams have captured 29 National Championships while 37 teams have finished as National Runners-Up. 44 others have achieved National Third Place honors.• Individually, 130 Triton student-athletes have captured National Championships and a remarkable 990 student-athletes have been named to All-America teams.• UCSD student-athletes have excelled academically as well, earning 23 prestigious NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarships and 130 Academic All-America selections. Consistently, over 55 percent of the student-athletes earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, placing them on the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.• In 2008-2009, the Tritons posted a Seventh Place Finish out of over 300 schools in the Learfield Sport Director’s Cup, an award emblamatic of the best overall athletics department in the country. Since moving to the NCAA D-II level in 2000, UCSD has placed in the top seven programs in the country on eight different occasions and finished second overall twice. • Beginning in 2005-2006, UCSD has won the last four California Collegiate Athletic Association Commissioner’s Cup titles, 2006-07 and 2007-08, an award symbolizing the best overall athletics department in the CCAA.

Our Mission...• Provide a broad base of men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports.• Attract students of high academic capabilities and athletic talent who are representative of the diversity of the people of the state of California. • Promote healthy physical activity, athletic competition, communications and interpersonal skills, teamwork, and overall personal growth. • Promote the principles of ethical conduct, fair play, and respect and understanding of others. • Promote the academic advancement and graduation of student-athletes and prepare student athletes for lifelong learning, future careers, and engaged citizenship. • Foster the development of student-athletes’ abilities to live successfully in a diverse and global society. • Enhance student life at UCSD and foster campus pride and community support. • Participate competitively in an athletic conference that complements and supports the mission and goals of the UCSD Intercollegiate Program and the campus.

NATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPS

Women’s Soccer1989 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997

1999 • 2000 • 2001

Women’s Volleyball1981 • 1984 • 1986 • 1987

1988 • 1990 • 1997

Women’s Water Polo1986 • 1990 • 1991

1992 • 1994

Women’s Tennis1985 • 1987 • 1989 • 1994

Men’s Soccer1988 • 1990 • 1993

Men’s Volleyball1970 • 2000

Men’s Golf1993

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CANYONVIEW AQUATIC CENTER

Located on the eastern end of campus, between Eleanor Roosevelt College and Warren College, the Canyonview Aquatic Center features two outdoor, Olympic-Size Pools, which can be divided into 8 lanes of 50 meters in length or 19 lanes of 25 yards in length. The west pool is home to the UCSD men’s and women’s water polo teams, as well as the men’s and women’s swimming teams. The east pool is used for recreational swimmers in addition to the UCSD men’s and women’s diving teams who practice and compete while the diving boards and platforms used by the UCSD Diving Teams are located in the complex on the east side.

UCSD POOL QUICK FACTS:• TwoPools,Heatedyear-roundto80-85degrees

• Bleacherseatingfor1,500andanadditional 1,000moreongrass

•Men’sandwomen’slockerroomswithshowers

• Lightsonthedeckaccommodatenightuse

• DivingAreaconsistsofone5-meterplatform, two3-meterplatforms,two1-meterplatforms

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RIMAC ARENA

The Recreation, IntraMural, Athletic Complex (RIMAC) is the cornerstone of the UCSD sports facilities. This nearly 200,000 square foot facility is located just south of the 12-acre North Campus Recreation Area Field on the northwest corner of the campus. Opened in January 1995, RIMAC is a multi-purpose facility with the most advanced forms of quality control, state-of-the-art equipment and a strong staff commitment to customer service. Every room in RIMAC is climate controlled and many of the spaces feature an abundance of natural lighting. RIMAC houses the offices of the Intercollegiate Athletics, Recreation and Sports Facilities departments. RIMAC also features a variety of recreational, educational, and meeting spaces which can accommodate a variety of activities.

The RIMAC Arena is a multi-use facility capable of accommodating a wide variety of activities ranging from large spectator events including ceremonies and concerts to athletic competitions and tournaments. The 44,000 square foot floor is also capable of accommodating large floor exhibits. The Arena Floor is spring loaded employing the use of Robbins Bio-Cushion I and is curtain divisible for multi-sport use in basketball (total of five courts), volleyball, and badminton. The arena is furnished with 10 retractable glass basketball backboards, and floor plates and sleeves for volleyball and badminton. Employing the use of telescopic bleachers and floor seats, the RIMAC Arena may accommodate up to 5,000 people.

RIMAC is home to the UCSD men and women’s basketball teams along with the men and women’s volleyball squads. Over 50 home athletic events are contested in RIMAC every year, and with entusiastic support from both the campus and surrounding communities, the Tritons truly enjoy a home court advantage. Both of the basketball and volleyball teams utilize the main court for both practice and games, while the auxiliary courts, which are located on the third floor, are used only for practices.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH

The University of California, San Diego Department of Athletics is committed to actively participating in the community through a variety of outreach events and services. Student-athletes from 23 sports participate in a wide range of service and outreach programs in and around the San Diego area.

In 2003-04 the Tritons began the “Team Up!” program. This program assists local elementary schools that do not have a physical education component in their current curriculum. UCSD student-athletes provide healthy physical activity and create an environment for elementary school students that foster positive thinking and team building. The program was run at the Del Mar Heights Elementary School in the morning hours prior to school starting and during the students’ lunch periods during the past two years.

Triton student-athletes make the holidays brighter for 12 families in the San Diego area on an annual basis, providing a plethora of gifts and holiday cheer. Triton teams paired up and each tandem purchased presents, food, and goodies to deliver to their adopted family before the holidays. Families were selected by the Neighborhood House Association which runs the Head Start programs throughout San Diego County. Student-athletes contacted the families to find out what special presents the children wanted, as well as what sort of clothing

or other needs could be met. Teams delivered the presents in person and spent time with the families, often playing games with the children. Families each received approximately $300-$500 worth of gifts, depending on the number of children. Presents ranged from a bike for one child to clothing and food for the parents.

In conjuction with the California Collegiate Athletic Association as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, Triton student-athletes have gone to work to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in each of the last three years. The student-athletes held a bake sale during the Annual Sun God Festival on the UCSD campus. Each team brought baked goods for a sale in the evening prior to the festival’s main event. The goal at each CCAA member institution was to raise $1 per student-athlete. Triton student-athletes far exceeded this goal, raising over $1,000 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in 2005.

Additionally, the Intercollegiate Athletics Department holds an annual Blood Drive to benefit the American Red Cross. All coaches, staff and out of season student-athletes participated in the blood drive, while those student-athletes who were in season recruited other students on campus to donate blood on their behalf.

UCSD ATHLETICSCOMMUNITY OUTREACH

Volunteer ConnectionAdopt-A-Family Thanksgiving Program

Hands Across AmericaSt. Vincent De Paul Soup Kitchen

Row for the CurePreuss School Clinics

Starlings Volleyball Club Habitat for Humanity

San Diego Special OlympicsCalifornia Half Ironman Volunteers

Mission Bay - Beach Clean Up Race for the Cure

Boy’s and Girl’s Club Sports Clinics

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Two integral parts of the UC San Diego athletic department are the Athletic Performance Program and the Sports Medicine Program, both of which provide a tremendous advantage to all 23 of the UCSD intercollegiate sports.

The Athletic Performance Program is geared toward teaching each student-athlete how to achieve the highest level of athletic development through enhancement of all components of strength and conditioning. Athlete workouts are monitored and planned out by Rob Mamula, UCSD’s Director of Athletic Performance who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Triton athletics. Mamula represents the only full-time strength and conditioning coach in the entire CCAA. The Tritons work out in the RIMAC weight room that is over 12,000 square feet in size with state of the art equipment. The UCSD Athlete Performance Program is truly designed with the student-athlete’s enhancement in mind. Very few programs at the Division II level have such expertise and first class facilities at the disposal of the student-athlete helping to further distinguish the Triton Athletic Department as one of the premier intercollegiate programs in the country.

The UC San Diego Sports Medicine Center is the hub for the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic-related injuries suffered by Triton student-athletes. Under the supervision of head athletic trainer Kevin Messey MS, ATC, CSCS and his staff, UCSD athletes receive the highest quality medical care and access to an extensive network of physicians and other medical specialists.

The rest of the training room staff is comprised of two full-time ATCs and an average of 10 athletic training students (ATS). The UCSD athletic training room is a clinical site for San Diego State University’s accredited athletic training education program where some of the athletic training students fulfill their clinical experience. Additionally the UCSD Sports Medicine Center offers a wide variety of options for examination and rehabilitation.

From acupuncture to a group of six highly specialized sports medicine, family practitioners and orthopedic surgeons, the UCSD training room has a multitude of options at your disposal to get you healthy and back on the field of competition in no time.

ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE / SPORTS MEDICINE

Kevin Messey

Rob Mamula

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UCSD - YOUNGEST OF THE BEST

UCSD: THE INSTITUTIONInnovation is our tradition: Nestled along the Pacific Ocean on 1,200 acres of coastal woodland, UCSD is a powerful magnet for those seeking a fresh, next-generation approach to education and research. Since its founding four decades ago, UCSD is one of the ten campuses in the world-renowned University of California system and has rapidly achieved the status as one of the top institutions in the nation for higher education and research. UCSD’s interdisciplinary ethos and tradition of innovation and risk-taking, underlie its research strength and ability to recruit top scholars and students.

Students: The average high school GPA of admitted freshmen was 4.05, and average SATI score was 1300. UCSD ranks 2nd nationally among major research universities sending students abroad in full-year programs, and 4th in the nation in graduation rates, at 79%.

Specialized Resources: UCSD’s graduate and professional schools include Scripps Institution of Oceanography; School of Medicine; School of International Relations and Pacific Studies; School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences; Jacobs School of Engineering (graduate and undergraduate), and Rady School of Management. The campus also is home to the San Diego Supercomputer Center; California Institute for Information Technology and Telecommunications; Center for Research in Computing and the Arts; Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation, and Institute of the Americas.

UCSD: ACADEMIC RANKINGSThe National Research Council ranks UCSD 10th in the nation in the quality of its faculty and graduate programs. (The top ten, in rank order, are: UC Berkeley, MIT, Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, CalTech, Yale, Chicago, Cornell and UCSD.) The NRC ranks oceanography and neurosciences 1st in the nation.

UCSD ranks 6th in the nation in National Academy of Sciences membership while also being ranked as the 7th best public university in the nation by the U.S. News and World Report.

A U.S. News and World Report survey of graduate programs ranks the Jacobs School of Engineering 13th in the nation and 7th among public engineering schools, and the School of Medicine as 17th among medical schools with a research focus, and 6th among public schools. In Master of Fine Arts programs, UCSD’s multimedia/visual communications program ranked 6th in the nation. The most recent US News rankings also place these programs in the nation’s top 10: Theatre and Dance (3rd); Bioengineering (3rd); Political Science (7th); Cellular and Developmental Biology (8th); Biochemistry (9th); Molecular Biology (10th), and Neurosciences (10th).

UCSD: CURRENT FACULTY HONORSNobel Prize: George E. Palade, 1974, physiology/medicine; Renato Dulbecco, 1975, physiology/medicine; Harry Markowitz, 1990, economics; Paul Crutzen, 1995, chemistry; Mario J. Molina, 1995, chemistry; Sydney Brenner, 2002, medicine; Clive W.J. Granger and Robert F. Engle, 2003, economics.Fields Medal: Professor of mathematics Efim Zelmanov.Balzan Prize: Freeman Gilbert, SIO professor (1990), and Wolfgang Berger, SIO professor (1993). National Medal of Science: Astrophysicist Margaret Burbidge and oceanographer Walter Munk (1985); physician/scientist George Palade (1986); nuclear physicist Marshall N. Rosenbluth (1998); bioengineer Yuan-Chen Fung (2000), and oceanographer Charles D. Keeling (2002). National Humanities Medal: Latin American History scholar Ramon Eduardo Ruiz (1998) Pulitzer Prize: Roger Reynolds (1989) Music. Kyoto Prize: Oceanographer Walter Munk (1999) Enrico Fermi Award: Physicist Herbert F. York (2000). MacArthur Foundation Awards: Guillermo Algaze, anthropology; Patricia Churchland, philosophy; Ramon Gutierrez, history and ethnic studies; Edwin Hutchins, cognitive science; Russell Lande, biology; George Lewis, music; and Michael Schudson, communications.

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SAN DIEGO - AMERICA’S FINEST CITY

The UCSD campus is located in La Jolla, Calif., just minutes north of America’s sixth largest city, San Diego.

Spanish for ‘the jewel’, La Jolla is one of San Diego’s first neighborhoods to be settled. The city of La Jolla has spectacular beaches and park areas that are popular for great diving, swimming, surfing, hiking, romantic sunset strolls, and family fun. La Jolla’s village area boasts a beautiful Mediterranean charm and a cool Southern Californian vibe, and rolls out the red carpet when it comes to it’s fine dining, theatre, cultural activities, boutique shopping, art galleries and fine lodging establishments. It is no wonder why La Jolla’s Prospect Street was dubbed ‘San Diego’s Rodeo Drive’.

Named “America’s Finest City” due to its hospitality, beauty and ideal climate, San Diego is located at the southern tip of California, just north of Mexico. The residents of San Diego county are so physically active that Sports Illustrated magazine once called it “Sportstown, U.S.A.” San Diego’s 70 miles of beaches are a haven for swimmers, surfers, divers, boaters and sunbathers.

The city of San Diego is a major commercial business center with more than 2.6 million residents and a varied economy based in agriculture, manufacturing, aerospace, technol-ogy, electronics, aircraft, ship-building, scientific research and tourism. The city is one of the larg-est biotech centers in the U.S.

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TRITON BASEBALL FIELD

The UC San Diego Baseball Facility has one of the premiere playing surfaces in all of San Diego County. The facility is located on the east side of campus off of Voigt Drive, across the street from Scripps Memorial Hospital.

Features include: • Two covered dugouts (with lighting and power) • Scoreboard (located in right center field) • Fenced batting cage with power available • Bleacher seating for approx. 1,200

Field Dimensions from home plate to the fence: • Left Field - 330 ft. • Right Field - 330 ft. • Center Field - 400 ft.

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