Kylla Sjoman 2007 Sun Devil Award

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1 Liz Harkin U.S. U-20 National Team Carly Kallas 2007 Coaches Award Kylla Sjoman 2007 Sun Devil Award Alexandra Elston 2007 Pac-10 All-Freshman Team

2 2008 Sun Devil Soccer Briana Silvestri Leslie Castellano Lindsey Johns Jill Shoquist Kylla Sjoman Carla Scanniello Molly Simmons-Stuber Liz Harkin Erica Long Sierra Cook Alexandra Elston Erin Seto Katie Shepard Carly Kallas Kate Sangster Courtney Giovanni Kari Shane Courtney Tinnin Jessie Richardson Leeza Henderson Katie Cochran Karin Volpe HC AC AC AC Kevin Boyd Blair Quinn Anna Sanders Ally Maxwell

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4 Devil Data 2008 Sun Devil Quick Facts General Information Location... Tempe, AZ Founded Enrollment...278, 63 Conference... Pacific-10 Nickname...Sun Devils Colors... Maroon (PMS 208) and Gold (PMS 123) Home Field (Capacity)... Sun Devil Soccer Stadium (1,050) Playing Surface... Natural Grass (Bermuda & Tiffway 419) President... Dr. Michael Crow Vice President of Athletics...Lisa Love Senior Associate AD/SWA...Dawn Rogers Faculty Representative...Prof. Myles Lynk TEAM Information Head Coach...Kevin Boyd (2nd season) Alma Mater...Tri-State University, 90 Overall Career Record (.637) (11 seasons) Assistant Coach...Blair Quinn (2nd season) Alma Mater... Rockhurst 05 Assistant Coach... Anna Sanders (1st season) Alma Mater...Ole Miss, 02 Volunteer Assistant Coach... Ally Maxwell (2nd season) Team Manager... Alex Dunsdon Athletic Trainer...Diana Padilla Sports Performance... Adam Rotchstein Academic Advisor...Stephanie Viola Administrative Assistant... Vicki Asato Facility Coordinator... Ronald Hudson Facility Manager...Pete Wozniak Soccer Office Phone... (480) Press Box Phone... (480) Table of Contents Speed Chart...IFC Quick Facts Team Rosters...3 Arizona State University Life in the Valley Sun Devil Success...8 Sun Devil Soccer Stadium...9 International Experience...10 ASU vs. Mexico...11 ASU Soccer in the Community...12 Team Bonding...13 Academic Success Season Outlook Head Coach Kevin Boyd...18 Assistant Coach Blair Quinn...19 Assistant Coach Anna Sanders...19 Volunteer Assistant Coach Ally Maxwell...20 Support Staff...20 University President Dr. Michael Crow...21 Vice President for University Athletics Lisa Love...21 Student-Athlete Biographies Sun Devil Soccer Camps/Alumni Season In Review Season Statistics Match Recaps...32 Program History...33 Honors and Awards Year-by-Year Results Team Record Book Sun Devil Club...40 Tempe, Arizona... IBC 2008 Season Schedule... BC 2007 season IN REVIEW 2007 Overall Record Pac-10 Record (t-5th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...12/7 Starters Returning/Lost...7/4 PROGRAM HISTORY First Varsity Season (12 years) All-Time Record (.551) NCAA Appearances... 3 times (2000, 2002, 2003) NCAA Best Finish...2nd Round (2000, 2002, 2003) Sun Devil Media Relations Associate AD for Communications... Mark Brand Media Relations Director...Doug Tammaro Associate SID... Alex Ryan Assistant SID... Kerry Howe Assistant SID...Jennifer Jaeckels Assistant SID... Randy Policar Assistant SID (Soccer Contact)...Steve Rodriguez Rodriguez ... steve.rodriguez@asu.edu Rodriguez Direct... (480) Rodriguez Cell... (480) Sports Information Phone... (480) Sports Information Fax... (480) Mailing Address: Arizona State Media Relations Carson Student-Athlete Center, Room East Veterans Way Tempe, AZ Credits Editor: Steve Rodriguez, ASU Media Relations. Printing: Ben Franklin Press of Tempe, Ariz. ( ); Photography: Jason Wise, Robert Kline, Alex Ryan, Scott Troyanos, Tim Trumble, Kim Bingham, Bob Backus, Nicole Ellis, Scott Wachter, Rob Zukoski and Kaitlin McPeak. Media Note: All publicity efforts for the Arizona State University soccer program are coordinated through the Sun Devil Media Relations Office. Any interviews with Sun Devil players and members of the coaching staff must be arranged through Steve Rodriguez, preferably at least one (1) day in advance. All home matches are contested at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium. Credentials are required to cover home matches. Members of the media wishing to cover a home match need to contact Rodriguez at least one (1) day in advance of a home match to obtain proper credentials. 2 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

5 2008 Roster Numerical Roster No. Name Position Ht. Yr./Elg. Hometown/Last School 0 Briana Silvestri Goalkeeper 5-7 Sr./Jr. Terra Linda, Calif./Terra Linda 1 Leslie Castellano Goalkeeper 5-6 Fr./Fr. Lubbock, Texas/Coronado 2 Lindsey Johns Midfielder 5-8 Jr./Jr. Carmichael, Calif./Rio Americano 4 Jill Shoquist Midfielder 5-5 So./So. Lake Oswego, Ore./Lake Oswego HS 5 Kylla Sjoman Defender 5-4 Sr./Sr. Burnaby, British Columbia/Burnaby Central 7 Carla Scanniello Forward 5-4 Sr./Sr. Boulder, Colo./Memphis 8 Molly Simmons-Stuber Forward 5-2 So./Fr. Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain HS 9 Liz Harkin Defender 5-4 Jr./Jr. Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay 10 Erica Long Forward 5-9 So./Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe 12 Sierra Cook Forward 5-9 Fr./Fr. Silverdale, Wash./Klahowya 13 Alexandra Elston Midfielder 5-6 So./So. Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe 14 Erin Seto Midfielder 5-7 So./So. Palm Springs, Calif./La Quinta 15 Katie Shepard Forward 5-5 Fr./Fr. Ahwatukee, Ariz./Desert Vista 16 Carly Kallas Midfielder 5-9 Jr./Jr. South Jordan, Utah/Bingham 17 Kate Sangster Defender 5-7 Fr./Fr. Novato, Calif./San Marin 18 Courtney Giovanni Defender 5-8 Fr./Fr. Las Flores, Calif./Tesoro 19 Kari Shane Midfielder 5-4 Fr./Fr. Lake Forest, Calif./Trabuco Hills 20 Courtney Tinnin Forward 5-7 Fr./Fr. Albuquerque, N.M./St. Pius X 22 Jessie Richardson Defender 5-8 So./So. Parker, Colo./Chaparral 24 Leeza Henderson Forward 5-7 Fr./Fr. Phoenix, Ariz./Shadow Mountain 25 Katie Cochran Goalkeeper 5-8 Jr./Jr. Stuart, Fla./South Fork 27 Karin Volpe Forward 5-6 So./So. Brentwood, Calif./Clayton Valley Head Coach: Kevin Boyd (2nd season) Assistant Coaches: Blair Quinn (2nd season) and Anna Sanders (1st season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Ally Maxwell (2nd season) Alphabetical Roster # Sun Devil Pos. 1 Leslie Castellano... GK 25 Katie Cochran... GK 12 Sierra Cook... F 13 Alexandra Elston... M 18 Courtney Giovanni... D 9 Liz Harkin... D 24 Leeza Henderson... F 2 Lindsey Johns... M 16 Carly Kallas... M 10 Erica Long... F 22 Jessie Richardson... D 17 Kate Sangster... D 7 Carla Scanniello... F 14 Erin Seto... M 19 Kari Shane... M 15 Katie Shepard... F 4 Jill Shoquist... M 0 Briana Silvestri... GK 8 Molly Simmons-Stuber... F 5 Kylla Sjoman... D 20 Courtney Tinnin... F 27 Karin Volpe... F HC Kevin Boyd AC Ally Maxwell AC Blair Quinn AC Anna Sanders Pronunciations Briana Silvestri... bree-on-uh sill-vess-tree Jill Shoquist... SHOW qwist Kylla Sjoman... KI-luh SHOW-min Carla Scanniello... SCAN-yellow Molly Simmons-Stuber... STEW ber Karin Volpe...kuh RIN vohl - PEA Carly Kallas... CAR-lee CAL-us Roster Breakdown - by Class Seniors... 2 Juniors... 4 RS-Juniors... 1 Sophomores... 5 Freshmen... 8 RS-Freshmen... 2 Roster Breakdown - by Position Keepers... 3 Defenders... 6 Midfielders... 6 Forwards... 7 Roster Breakdown - by Location Arizona... 5 California... 8 Canada... 1 Colorado... 2 Florida... 1 New Mexico... 1 Oregon... 1 Texas... 1 Utah... 1 Washington... 1 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

6 The Arizona State main campus is located on 722 acres in the heart of downtown Tempe and just minutes from the busy nightlife of Mill Avenue. With its shady malls, cool fountains and lush plantings, Arizona State s campus has long been known as an oasis in the desert. ASU is a Doctoral/Research-Extensive I Institution, the highest distinction of the prestigious Carnegie Foundation classification system. 4

7 ASU students who apply for Fulbright awards to study overseas are among the most successful in the nation, with 40 percent of students who applied being chosen to receive the grants. This beats Harvard s acceptance rate of 22 percent. For 2007, 16 ASU students received Fulbright awards, more than Columbia University, Princeton University, or the University of Texas at Austin. The Barrett Honors College is recognized as one of the nation s best. Students in the school have an average SAT score of 1320 and an ACT score of 29. The school has 583 National Merit scholars and 291 National Hispanic Scholars enrolled. Almost 100 percent of students in the college who apply to medical and law school are accepted. Eddie House (above) and Dustin Pedroia (right) are two former Sun Devils who have been on World Championship teams within the last year. The current play-by-play voice for NBC s Sunday Night Football, Al Michaels is one of several prominent alumni to have attended Arizona State. 5

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10 Sun Devil Success Arizona State posted a school record fourth-place finish in the final Directors Cup standings. The Cup standings are used to determine the top overall collegiate athletics programs in the nation. In 2008 the ASU men s and women s indoor track and field teams both came away with national titles. In the outdoor competition they were nearly as successful as both squads came away with top-10 finishes -- women (second) and men (sixth). Led by the Pac-10 Coach (Pat Murphy) and Player of the Year (Brett Wallace), the ASU baseball team won the Pac-10 for the second consecutive year and earned a No. 3 national seed in the postseason. A third straight Women s College World Series appearance for ASU was capped off by capturing the program s first ever NCAA title. Led by NCAA individual champion Azahara Munoz, the ASU women s golf team finished fifth at the NCAA championships, ASU s fourth top 10 finish in the last five years. Munoz became the ninth Sun Devil women s golfer to capture an NCAA individual title. Under first-year head coach Dennis Erickson the Sun Devil football team finished 10-3, earned a share of the Pac-10 title and a berth in the Holiday Bowl. 8 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

11 Sun Devil Soccer Stadium Sun Devil Soccer Stadium has been the home of Arizona State soccer since it opened on April 1, With a capacity for 1,050 fans, the stadium features a Bermuda grass pitch measuring 120 x 75 yards and offers such amenities for the team as a locker room, an office for the coaching staff, an athletic training room and team meeting room. Flanked by six banks of lights, the stadium has the flexibility of hosting night matches while speakers are also suspended around the stadium and provide superb sound quality. DIRECTIONS TO THE SOCCER STADIUM From the Loop 202 Freeway: Exit the Scottsdale and Rural Road exit. Head South on Rural Road (towards the University). Proceed south, past Karsten Golf Course, to Sixth Street. Turn left (east) on Sixth Street. Make a quick left and follow the parking lot around the Kajikawa Football Practice Facility. Parking is available straight ahead in the grass lot located directly north of the Softball Stadium. From South Tempe: Take Rural Road north to Sixth Street. Turn right (east) on Sixth Street. Make a quick left and follow the parking lot around the Kajikawa Football Practice Facility. Parking is available straight ahead in the grass lot located directly north of the Softball Stadium. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

12 International Competition Amy LePeilbet U.S. National Team and U-21 National Team Brittany Cooper U-19 National Team Pool Member Temryss Lane U-23 National B Team Liz Harkin U-20 National Team Stacey Tullock U-21 National Team Stephanie Peel U-19 National Team Pool Member Kim Bingham U-19 and U-21 National Team Manya Makoski U-19 and U-21 National Team Elizabeth Bogus U-21 National Team Pool 10 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

13 ASU vs. Mexico National Team On February 17, 2008 the Arizona State University soccer team played the Mexico Women's National Team at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium in Tempe. For ASU, its was the second time in a 16-month span that it faced Mexico after drawing a record 2,136 fans for its contest against Mexico on October 1, Despite unseasonably cool temperatures, nearly 1,300 fans came out on this occasion to see Mexico come away with a 3-0 win. ASU s game against Mexico was the finale of a three-game weekend hosted by the Sun Devils, which also included UCLA vs. Mexico and ASU vs. UCLA. ASU s most recent game against Mexico marked the third time that it faced a team from a higher organization as it played the San Diego Spirit of the Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA) on March 29, A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

14 ASU in the Community T he Sun Devils make themselves visible in the community with various events including youth clinics, visits with underprivileged children, Relay for Life, Pat's Run, ASU Cares and assisting at local animal shelters. 12 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

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16 Academics academic highlights at Arizona state university ASU is a Doctoral/Research-Extensive I Institution, the highest distinction of the prestigious Carnegie Foundation classification system. ASU offers more than 250 majors through 20 colleges and schools, on four campuses in Metropolitan Pheonix. ASU has the most undergraduates (11) named to USA Today s Academic First Team of any public university in the nation. Only Harvard, Yale and Duke have had more. The USA Today Academic Team rankings began in The Barrett Honors College is recognized as one of the nation s best. Students in the school have an average SAT score of 1320 and an ACT score of 29. The school has 583 National Merit scholars and 291 National Hispanic Scholars enrolled. Almost 100 percent of students in the college who apply to medical and law school are accepted. ASU regularly attracts some of the highest numbers of National Merit Scholars in the country, ranking ahead of schools such as Yale, Princeton and Stanford. ASU s 2007 class included 10 Flinn Scholars, 111 National Hispanic Scholars (an increase of 164 percent since 2002) and 265 National Scholars. ASU continues to lead in degrees awarded to Hispanic undergraduate students among peer institutions. ASU students have impressive records for Congressional Goldwater Scholarships (mathematics, science and engineering), British Marshall Scholarships (academics and leadership), Truman Scholarships (careers in public service) and Udall Scholarships (environmental/native American). ASU students who apply for Fulbright awards to study overseas are among the most successful in the nation, with 40 percent of students who applied being chosen to receive the grants. This beats Harvard s acceptance rate of 22 percent. For 2007, 16 ASU students received Fulbright awards, more than Columbia University, Princeton University, or the University of Texas at Austin. Fifteen students studied overseas on National Security Education Program (NSEP) awards, while another won a Phi Kappa Phi study-abroad grant. Coupled with the university s 16 Fulbright winners, it marked the largest number of national study-abroad awards in ASU s history. The university s faculty includes recipients of prestigious academic and professional awards, members of the various national academies and a Nobel Laureate. In August 2008, U.S. News & World Report distinguished ASU as an "up-and-coming school," a new category that recognizes universities that have made striking improvements or innovations. asu soccer 2007 academic honors 2007 Academic All-Pac-10 Honorees Kyleyn Felts (first team), Alissa Oldenkamp (first team), Liz Harkin (first team), Courtney Crane (HM), Lindsey Johns (HM), Carly Kallas (HM), Lara Kezer (HM), Lauren Niblett, Carla Scanniello (HM), Briana Silvestri (HM), Kylla Sjoman (HM) - selected by the Pac-10 Conference ASU academic programs ranked in the top 25 in the nation (last 3 years) W.P. Carey School of Business Undergraduate: Top 25 specializations include supply management (2), computer information systems (11), accounting (15), marketing (17), and management (24). MBA: The overall MBA program is ranked 22 overall and 8 nationally among public schools. The W.P. Carey MBA-Evening Program was ranked 18th, and its disciplines were listed in the top 25: supply chain management (3), management information systems (13), and Health Sector Management (20). College of Education Ranked No. 16 among public universities offering graduate education programs and No. 25 for all programs. Seven specialty programs within the College of Education are top 25 programs: Higher Education Administration (21); Student Counseling/Personnel Services (11); Curriculum & Instruction (14); Educational Psychology/ Educational Technology (12); Education Policy (13); Elementary Teacher Education (16) and Secondary Teacher Education (17). Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering Undergraduate program is ranked 23 among public universities and 39 overall. The graduate program is 25 among public schools and 45 overall. Individual program rankings include Aerospace Engineering (26), Bioengineering (33), Industrial Engineering (18), Environmental Engineering (26). Herberger College of the Arts The School of art features top rankings in printmaking (3), photography (5 and 2 among public institutions), art education (7), Master s of Fine Arts program (13 and 8 among public institutions), and ceramics (14 and 11 among public institutions). The School of Music masters programs rank 19 and 8 among public institutions. The Department of Dance was named on of the most highly recognized programs in the country, with national rankings for graduate programs (5) and undergraduate programs (9). The School of Theatre & Film features ranked programs for Theatre for Youth program (top 3) and creative writing/playwriting (20 and 15 among public institutions). College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Archaeology, Creative Writing, Kinesiology, Geological Sciences, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Earth Sciences Graduate Program. College of Nursing & Healthcare Innovation Ranked 32 out of 396 graduate programs.the college s Pediatric Nurse Practitioner specialty track program ranked 13th out of 76th existing PNP programs. College of Public Programs The School of Public Affairs top 25 programs nationally include the masters program in Public Management and Administration and the masters program in Public Policy Analysis ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Kyleyn Felts...First Team 2007 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII Honorees Kyleyn Felts... First Team Alissa Oldenkamp...First Team Liz Harkin... Second Team 2007 NSCAA/adidas Women s Scholar All-America Team Alissa Oldenkamp... First Team 2007 NSCAA/adidas Women s Scholar All-Region Team Alissa Oldenkamp...First Team Kyleyn Felts... Second Team Courtney Crane... Second Team Lauren Niblett...Third Team 14 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

17 Academics The Office for Student-Athlete Development and APS Learning Center provide services, programming, and guidance to Arizona State s approximately 500 student-athletes that allow them to develop and experience academic success and critical life skills. Culminating in graduation, all support services are student-athlete centered and include orientation programs, academic planning toward graduation, registration, tutoring, study skills, study hall, the use of the ICA computer site and laptop computers, and preparation for life beyond college whether it is in their sport or another chosen career path. Stephanie Viola, the academic coordinator/coach for women s soccer, works with these young women throughout their college careers. From the time they sign to the day they graduate, Viola oversees and monitors all academic activities, helping student-athletes identify what they need to be competitive and successful in the classroom, improving study skills and habits, identifying and addressing academic concerns, selecting a major, balancing time demands, making degree progress and utilizing career development opportunities. In recent years, the members of the Arizona State University soccer program have been the walking definition of a 'student-athlete.' In the last five years, the Sun Devils have held the top team grade-point average (GPA) of any varsity team on campus. In fact, in the most recent semester completed (Spring 2008), the team had a cumulative GPA of "The academic success of our athletes has been incredible," says ASU head coach Kevin Boyd. "There is a reason there are very good students here and I think it goes back to the care given to our student-athletes. What they get out of our academic center is incredible. Our academic coaches do an outstanding job of assisting the individual needs of every player to help them reach their academic goals." Last season, 11 members from the soccer team earned academic accolades from the Pac-10 Conference, including Kyleyn Felts, Liz Harkin and Alissa Oldenkamp, who all earned first-team honors. Felts and Oldenkamp also both earned First Team Academic All-America honors from ESPN The Magazine and NSCAA/adidas, respectively. Any student-athlete needing additional help in a specific subject may request a tutor. Tutors assist student-athletes on an individual or group basis, as well as provide study cluster groups throughout each semester. A student-athlete needing additional help with general study skills and habits, organization, and scheduling can request to meet with a mentor in addition to their academic coach. Success in the classroom often starts the summer prior to the student-athletes first full semester on campus. The Summer School Enrichment Program allows The academic computer lab, which is located inside the APS Learning Center, is one of many resources student-athletes like junior soccer player Liz Harkin have available to assist them. student-athletes to attend summer school on scholarship, helping student-athletes move toward the goal of graduation in a shorter period of time. Throughout their academic careers, ASU student-athletes are expected to take responsibility for their education and developing their career goals. This includes realizing that dedication and self-discipline are as important in the classroom and their careers as on the playing field. Maintaining a positive attitude toward academics and the privilege of being an ASU student-athlete is emphasized, as well as developing the desire to succeed semester after semester. ASU recruits student-athletes with academic and athletic goals and the personal discipline to pursue and achieve them in the "student-athlete centered" environment of ASU Athletics. Scholar Baller Program ASU's Office of Student-Athlete Development (OSAD) is based on the premise that student-athletes must be challenged to Compete in the classroom and in life, with Passion and Character (CPC), just as they do on the field and in the weight room. To recognize those student-athletes who excel outside of their respective competitive arenas, OSAD introduced the Scholar Baller Program. A Scholar Baller is a student-athlete who succeeds academically and socially, and who accepts the challenge of balancing textbooks with playbooks. Student-athletes at ASU who maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher are distinguished with a patch that is placed on their uniform. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

18 2008 Outlook Then Kevin Boyd arrived on the scene a year ago he quickly made it clear to his new squad that regardless of what challenges it faced that it would never shift the focus of its annual goal which is making the playoffs and competing for a national championship. It didn t matter that the challenges included having to adapt to a new system or that 19 of the 26 players on the team were freshmen or sophomores. It didn t matter that it was going to have to find a way to navigate through one of the toughest schedules in the country or compete in a conference which produced two of the four teams competing for the College Cup, including the eventual national champion. Yes, the challenges were aplenty. Yet there were the Sun Devils watching and waiting to hear their name called on the day the NCAA announced which 64 teams would receive invites into its tournament. The team was there because it found a way to win its most contests since Among its 10 wins was an upset of No. 25 Washington State. Its lone tie (0-0) came to No. 5 Stanford, a game which saw the Sun Devils nearly pull off one of the biggest upsets of the season. ASU would barely miss out on a berth to soccer s second season. However what many would have seen as an ending, Boyd and the rest of the team saw as a beginning. I think as much as anything else it was an educational moment, said Boyd. We talked about the games that contributed to us not making it. Just looking at those games they were shaking their heads and saying, We should have won that one. I think after that experience our returners understood that [making the playoffs] was possible. That was the first thing they needed to do. Not unlike any other year the Sun Devils will once again be faced with obstacles that stand in the way of their goals. However, as Boyd stresses, it's all about how those obstacles are approached. "A lot of times when you have the greatest challenges is when you have the greatest successes as well and so we could have one of those types of years. "When people have asked me about last season I've said I thought we maximized what we had last year and as a coach if you can maximize what you have then your team has done well and your program is doing great. If we can maximize what we have this year then I will be quite satisfied as well and that is really the key for our team right now." Goalkeepers One of the biggest challenges the Sun Devils faced coming into the 2007 season was who would replace Kim Bingham, a goalkeeper who only one year earlier had established the school s single-season record for GAA (0.86). Enter Briana Silvestri, who proved she was more than up to the challenge as she responded with a campaign that rivaled those of the most seasoned veterans. By the end of the 2007 season Silvestri had established a new school single-season record of her own for GAA (0.85) while collecting six shutouts along the way. Briana had an excellent season last year and we are hoping she can once again carry out a season like that, said Boyd. [Silvestri s performance in 2007] is a credit to her, no question, but I think part of the credit also goes to her ability to absorb and learn what she could from the player before her. Providing the Sun Devils with adequate depth at goalkeeper are junior Katie Cochran and freshman Leslie Castellano, who joined the team in fall training camp. Defense Arguably one of the biggest keys to ASU s success last season was its ability to keep games close with a stingy defense that made the opposition earn everything. In all, ASU s opponents scored one or zero goals 17 times in 20 games last season. The defense is led by returning starters senior Kylla Sjoman and junior Liz Harkin. Both bring a tremendous amount of experience and will be counted on to help ASU s younger players be successful on the field. Harkin gained even more valuable experience this past summer as a member of the U.S. U-20 National Team. One player who Boyd feels will significantly help the Sun Devils in the backfield this season is sophomore Jessie Richardson who spent the entire spring at one of the outside back positions after seeing some time there last fall. I am extremely happy with the way Jessie has performed leading up to the season, said Boyd. Her game is outstanding and I think she will have a big year for us. Junior Briana Silvestri Junior Liz Harkin Sophomore Alexandra Elston 16 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

19 2008 Outlook Sophomore Jessie Richardson Sophomore Jill Shoquist Sophomore Karin Volpe Freshman Katie Shepard is one of the leading candidates to play at the other outside spot after initially joining the program as a forward. According to Boyd the challenge for Shepard will be learning the intricacies and tactical decisions of the position. Others who will compete for playing time include freshmen Courtney Giovanni and Kate Sangster. Midfield The Sun Devils figure to be solid in the midfield where a pair of starters return in the form of junior Carly Kallas and sophomore Alexandra Elston, who earned All-Pac-10 Freshman honors last season. To be honest, I think Alexandra s first year was the tip of the iceberg, said Boyd. As well as she did last year, she is significantly better this season and she ll be really strong for us. Carly played very well on both sides of the ball last spring and I expect she ll continue to do so this season. Gone from last season is Alissa Oldenkamp, who culminated her Sun Devil career by earning All-Pac-10 honors. The leading candidate to take the spot in the starting lineup vacated by Oldenkamp is sophomore Jill Shoquist. I thought Jill was our most improved players in the spring, said Boyd. She is mobile and transitional and she has the ability to both defend and attack. Like the backline, Boyd figures the key to sustained success will be how well the younger players perform when they are called upon. One unexpected blow to the Sun Devils projected depth came during the offseason when rising junior Lindsey Johns was injured and lost for the 2008 season. Her mobility is something that would have really helped us, said Boyd. She was excelling in our winter conditioning program and we were really looking forward to what she d be able to contribute. Sophomore Erin Seto and freshman Keri Shane will look to contribute as they gain on-thejob training throughout the season. Forwards With one starter returning on the front line from 2007, the competition at forward has been more intense than any position according to Boyd. Leading the pack is sophomore Karin Volpe who emerged as the team s leader in 2007 in points (12), goals (5) and shots (35). Karin did a great job last season and she has continued to do well during our fall preseason, said Boyd. She has the most experience of anyone on our frontline and we are expecting her to take that experience and help the players around her. Although she has not been a regular starter, senior Carla Scanniello has accumulated quite a bit of experience, playing in 28 games since her first season as a Sun Devil in Carla has come on really strong, said Boyd. This is the best I have seen her play and and at the same time she is also providing some leadership. I think she will be a positive link to our young front line in helping them try to get it and understand how to work through the season. Redshirt freshmen Erica Long and Molly Simmons-Stuber are both returning from injuries and will look to work their way into the lineup. Long actually started the first three games of the 2007 season before a knee injury against Texas ended her season. It was a big hit when we lost Erica last year, said Boyd. She is an even more powerful athlete after a year of rehabbing and as she gets her game back, I think she will be very good for us. Molly is someone who would be able to contribute because of the way she plays the game, said Boyd. She is a thinking player who is very calm when she is in front of the goal. Freshmen Sierra Cook, Leeza Henderson and Courtney Tinnin all bring strong credentials to the Sun Devils. Sierra is every bit as good as we thought she d be, said Boyd. She is fast and dangerous and she has no thought in her head other than going to the goal. We knew Leeza was a strong athlete coming in, but she has shown she has more to her game and I think she can help us out down the line. Courtney has impressed with her ability to handle the ball and the runs that she makes. Her finishing is excellent and she has a nose for the goal. She knows where to put the ball to beat the goalkeeper and that is a great trait. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

20 Head Coach Kevin Boyd When Kevin Boyd was named the third head coach in the history of the Arizona State women s soccer program following a distinguished 10-year stint at Cal, the 2005 Pac-10 Coach of the Year was quick to note he was coming into a situation that had unlimited potential. I think ASU is a diamond in the rough," explained Boyd. The facilities here are among the best in the country and the administration is very supportive. Many of the elements that are needed to be a top program are already in place. A year in Tempe has only reinforced Boyd s belief of what he believes can be accomplished at ASU. The longer I am here the more I am impressed with what this athletic program and this school offer in every area the academics, which includes an outstanding Honors College, the facilities and especially the care that is given to the student-athletes. I think this program will show up on the map very soon. When our staff talks to athletes we tell them that at ASU they will get the No. 1 athletic and academic experience in the country and I honestly believe that. Boyd's first season guiding ASU produced immediate results as the Sun Devils produced a doubledigit win total (10) for the first time since 2003 while barely missing having their name called for the NCAA Tournament. "Last year was a good year even though we didn t achieve our goals," said Boyd. "A credit to last year s team is I thought they did an outstanding job of grasping what we were doing really quickly. I think it is firmly entrenched in our returners in terms of what the culture is and what our expectations are." During his 10 seasons at Cal, Boyd, 40, was instrumental in building the Berkeley, Calif., school into one of the top programs in the Pac-10 Conference as his squads finished in the upper-half of the league standings nine times. Included in that span was his team's 1998 co-championship crown along with second-place finishes in 2000 and From (five years), Cal advanced to the NCAA tournament, setting a program record for consecutive appearances. Boyd's Golden Bear teams also advanced to the tournament in each of his last three seasons with the 2005 squad reaching the third round, marking the deepest run in the tournament for a Cal squad since the 1988 team also made the third round. Also in 2005, Boyd's team built a record in the Pac-10 to earn a second-place finish while going overall. For his efforts, the conference coaches selected Boyd as the Pac-10 Coach of the Year. That same year, his team set records for lowest goals against average (0.475), which also was the seventh-best total in the nation that year, while tying for school marks with 14 shutouts and fewest goals allowed (11). Under Boyd, who served as the program's assistant coach and recruiting coordinator in 1996 prior to his 10-year run as head coach, the Golden Bears produced 28 first or second-team All- Pac-10 Conference selections while also garnering 21 selections to the Academic All-Pac-10 first or second teams. Additionally, Boyd's teams carried a stellar overall GPA, leading all Cal teams during the season (3.34). The Boyd family: Kristi, daughter Keegan (1) and Kevin Outside of his duties with the Cal program, Boyd also worked with several club teams in the Bay Area. In 2002, he led the U18 Marin Rockers to the Cal North state title and also worked with the U17 Cal North state team. Boyd also has held several positions with the Region IV Olympic Development program, including: regional team coach ( ), U15 head coach ( ), U16 assistant coach (1996), U17 assistant coach ( ) and staff coach ( ). Before working on the club scene in California, Boyd began his successful coaching career by building programs in the Idaho Youth Soccer Association between As a coach and club director, Boyd managed the U18 State Select team and, in 1992, founded the Les Bois United Soccer Club, which he turned into a power house that collected 22 state titles. Prior to his coaching days, Boyd was an accomplished player. Collegiately, Boyd attended Tri- State University in Angola, Ind., where he was a four-year letter winner. An honorable mention All-American in 1989, Boyd was a three-time team captain for the Trojans while earning three all-district selections, three all-area selections and three all-micl selections as a sweeper. For his efforts, he was inducted into the Tri-State Hall of Fame. Following his collegiate playing days, Boyd played one year of international soccer as a member of Hamar Kameratena, a Norwegian Elite team in the country's First Division. From there, Boyd was a member of the Region IV men's open team ( ). Boyd holds several coaching licenses, including a USSF National `A' Coaching License, a USSF National Youth Coaching License and a NSCAA Premier Coaching Diploma (passed with distinction). Kevin Boyd's Year-by-Year Record Year School Overall Conf. NCAA 1997 California California st Rd California st Rd California nd Rd California st Rd California nd Rd California California st Rd California nd Rd California rd Rd Arizona State Total 11 Seasons Led Cal to eight appearances in the NCAA Championships Selected as the Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 2005 after Cal went (7-1-1 in the Pac-10) Holds the third-highest winning percentage of any Pac-10 coach His teams have been ranked in the national Top of 11 years Strength of schedule also has been ranked in the Top 20 every year Was a four-year letter winner at Tri-State University (Angola, Ind.) and is a member of its Hall of Fame Played international soccer for Hamar Kameratena (Norwegian Elite - First Division) in A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

21 Staff Blair Quinn Second-Year Assistant Coach Former professional soccer player Blair Quinn joined the Arizona State women's soccer program as assistant coach in July, 2007 after serving in a similar position at Loyola Marymount University. In his role Quinn works with all facets of the ASU program with special concentration on tutoring the Sun Devils' goalkeepers. Quinn's expertise and ability to teach became evident very quickly in Tempe as Sun Devil goalkeeper Briana Silvestri set a single-season school mark for GAA (.085) in 2007, her first season as a full-time starter. "Blair is evolving into an outstanding coach who has contributed a lot not only on the field, but also to the overall direction of the program," said ASU head coach Kevin Boyd. "He played professionally for several years, including one year here in Phoenix and so he brings not only a great understanding of the goalkeeper position but also a lot of professionalism. He has a great perspective of the game and is a real asset to our team." Before his appointment at Loyola Marymount, Quinn served as volunteer assistant and goalkeepers coach at the University of Kansas where the Jayhawks finished with an record in Under Quinn's tutelage, Kansas sophomore goalkeeper Julie Hanley recorded a goals against average of 0.98 while recording seven shutouts. In addition to his duties with the Jayhawks women's soccer program, Quinn also coached with the Blue Valley Soccer Club in Overland Park, Kan., for three seasons. Prior to joining the staff at Kansas, Quinn was an assistant women's coach at Johnson County Community and a graduate assistant with the men's program at his alma mater, Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Mo. Quinn played at Rockhurst from 1994 through 1996, earning NAIA 1st Team All-America and NSCAA 2nd Team All-America honors in During his senior season, he set and still holds the NAIA record for shutouts with 19, earning an invitation to the NSCAA/UMBRO All-America Game. Following his college career, Quinn played professionally with four teams over a six-year period. He began his career with the Tallahassee Scorpions of the EISL before moving to the Sacramento Knights of the WISL. He then played for the Arizona Thunder (WISL) before concluding his career with the Kansas City Comets (MISL). Quinn currently has a USSF `B' License and an NSCAA State and Regional Goalkeeper Diploma. Anna Sanders First-Year Assistant Coach Anna Sanders joined the Sun Devil soccer program as an assistant coach in July of 2008 after a four-year stint on the sidelines at the University of Arkansas. Sanders brings a diverse resume of experience to the ASU coaching staff, which includes a combined eight years as a player and coach in the Southeastern Conference. Anna brings a lot of energy to our team, said ASU head coach Kevin Boyd. She is someone who I know our athletes are going to enjoy working with while at the same time benefitting from her knowledge. During her time at Arkansas, Sanders was responsible for recruiting efforts, fitness and film exchange in addition to a lot of coaching throughout the week in practice and on gameday. In 2006, Sanders was part of a staff which helped the Lady Razorbacks enjoy their best season in a decade as they posted double-digit wins for just the fifth time in school history and ran off a school record seven-match winning streak in the month of September. Just as impressive as Arkansas accomplishments on the field is what it did in the classroom. In 2007, the Lady Razorbacks combined for a 3.50 grade point average as a team, which was the eight-best mark in the nation. Sanders came to Arkansas after serving as a graduate assistant in the strength and conditioning department at the University of Mississippi. While completing her graduate degree Sanders also completed an internship with Auburn University s strength and conditioning department. Prior to that she was the head varsity coach at Cascia Hall Preparatory school in Tulsa, Okla., where she led her squad to one of its best seasons ever and was named the Oklahoma High School District Soccer Coach of the Year. Sanders coaching experience has also included assignments with numerous summer camps, including the Oklahoma Outrage Soccer Camps, University of Arkansas Soccer Academy and the Terry Venables Soccer School. Before getting into coaching, Sanders was a four-year starter at outside midfield for the University of Mississippi. During her four seasons, the Lady Rebels won two SEC Western Division Championships and made their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Sanders accumulated 13 goals and 20 assists for 46 points at Mississippi, all of which ranked among the Lady Rebels all-time best. Not just an outstanding player at Mississippi, Sanders was also a three-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll and was the only student-athlete at Ole Miss on the University s Committee for Intercollegiate Athletics. A native of Fayetteville, Ark., Sanders earned her bachelor s (exercise science) and master s degrees (exercise physiology) from the University of Mississippi. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

22 Staff Ally Maxwell Second-Year Volunteer Coach Ally Maxwell is in his second season as volunteer coach at Arizona State. In his role, Maxwell works with the goalies where he lends his more than 20 years of playing experience to current Sun Devil goalkeepers Leslie Castellano, Katie Cochran, and Briana Silvestri. Ally is beyond all of us in terms of playing experience, said ASU head coach Kevin Boyd. Professionally speaking, Ally spent several years playing for some of the top teams in the world and we are privileged to have someone like him on our staff. During his professional career, Maxwell competed at the highest level of soccer in the world as he played for Motherwell, Rangers, Dundee United and Morton. During his time with Motherwell, Maxwell was part of a squad, which won the Scottish Cup in In , Maxwell s Rangers team finished as the runnerup in the competition for the Scottish Cup. In addition to working with ASU, Maxwell serves as a full-time trainer and coach for the SC del Sol soccer club in Phoenix. He holds a UEFA 'A' License. Support Staff The Arizona State University Athletic Department is comprised of many facets, including several divisions to enhance the experiences of the student-athletes. Every individual pictured below assists the Sun Devil soccer program in its drive to not only succeed on the field, but also in the classroom as the student-athletes enter post-collegiate endeavours. Vicki Asato Administrative Assistant Jon Bieber Equipment Manager Don Bocchi Senior Associate AD Sports Operations Jean Boyd Associate AD Mark Brand Associate AD Communications Mike Chismar Sr. Associate AD Operations & Facilities Lyla Clerry Assistant AD Compliance Dr. J Todd Davis Team Physician Alex Dunsdon Undergraduate Team Manager Ronald Hudson Operations & Facility Coordinator Bill Kennedy Associate AD Prof. Myles Lynk Faculty Representative Diana Padilla Athletic Trainer Steve Rodriguez Media Relations Dawn Rogers Senior Women's Admin. Adam Rotchstein Sports Performance Amy Schramm Associate AD Doug Tammaro Director of Media Relations Stephanie Viola Academic Coach Pete Wozniak Facility Manager Karla Wright Team Dietician 20 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

23 Administration Dr. Michael Crow University President Michael M. Crow became the 16th president of Arizona State University on July 1, He is guiding the transformation of ASU into one of the nation s leading public metropolitan research universities, one that is directly engaged in the economic, social, and cultural vitality of its region. Under his direction the university pursues teaching, research, and creative excellence focused on the major challenges and questions of our time, as well as those central to the building of a sustainable environment and economy for Arizona. He has committed the university to global engagement, community engagement and to setting a new standard for public service. Since he took office, ASU has marked a number of important milestones, including the establishment of major interdisciplinary research initiatives such as the Biodesign Institute; the Global Institute for Sustainability; and MacroTechnology Works, a program integrating science and technology for large-scale applications, including the Flexible Display Center, a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Army. Under his direction ASU has initiated a dramatic research infrastructure expansion to create more than one million square feet of new research space, and has announced naming gifts endowing the W. P. Carey School of Business, the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering, the Mary Lou Fulton School of Education and the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing. The university has also named the Sandra Day O Connor School of Law. In 2007, ASU established the nation s first School of Sustainability. The school, part of the Global Institute of Sustainability, addresses some of the most critical challenges of our time, with a specific focus on creating solutions for future generations. Prior to joining ASU, he was executive vice provost of Columbia University, where he also was professor of science and technology policy in the School of International and Public Affairs. As chief strategist of Columbia s research enterprise, he led technology and innovation transfer operations, establishing Columbia Innovation Enterprises (now Science and Technology Ventures), the Strategic Initiative Program, and the Columbia Digital Media Initiative, as well as advancing interdisciplinary program development. He helped found the Center for Science, Policy, and Outcomes (CSPO) in Washington, D.C., a think tank dedicated to linking science and technology to optimal social, economic, and environmental outcomes. In 2003 CSPO was reestablished at ASU as the Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes. A fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration, he is the author of books and articles relating to the analysis of research organizations, technology transfer, science and technology policy, and the theory and practice of public policy. Lisa Love Vice President for University Athletics Lisa Love was named Arizona State s Vice President for University Athletics on April 23, At ASU, Love serves as the senior administrative officer of the university s athletic program, which features 12 women s and nine men s sports, including men s and women s basketball, men s and women s golf, swimming and diving, women s tennis, track/field and cross country; women s gymnastics, soccer, softball, volleyball, and water polo; baseball, wrestling and football. On the strength of three national championships and eight total Top 10 national finishes this year, the ASU athletics department finished fourth in the U.S. Sports Academy Director s Cup standings, a national ranking of all Division IA institutions. Love is responsible for the management and development of one of the finest and most comprehensive athletic physical plants in the nation at ASU, playing host to nearly 1 million patrons each year. ASU s athletic staff includes more than 150 full and parttime coaches and administrative and support personnel who provide services to about 500 student-athletes. Love chaired the Pac-10 Conference s Athletic Director s Revenue Sharing Committee in and actively participates in both Teach for America and Read for America, which requires teaching and reading to seventh and eighth-graders at C.J. Jorgensen School and Copper King Elementary School. In the short time she has presided over the affairs of ASU Athletics, Love has already established herself as one of the rising administrators in the country. Love s ability to lead was evident right from the start. She had been on the job a little more than two months (officially began July 1, 2005) when ASU had to move its scheduled football game with LSU from Baton Rouge, La., to Tempe in less than a week s time because of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina in the state of Louisiana. In the end, $1 million was raised through ticket sales from the game to assist with the Hurricane relief effort. One of only six female athletic directors out of 119 at Division I Schools with football, Love has taken important steps since her appointment to ensure that ASU remains one of the premier athletic programs in the country. She has extended the contracts of head women s basketball coach Charli Turner Thorne (two Pac-10 Championships, five NCAA Tournament appearances and an Elite Eight appearance in 2007); head baseball coach Pat Murphy (five top 12 finishes in the last 11 years and two College World Series appearances); head women s tennis coach Sheila McInerney and women s golf coach Melissa Luellen. In addition, Love was praised around the country for the hiring of veteran football coach Dennis Erickson, the 11th-winningest active coach in the nation and two-time national champion who helped ASU fashion a 10-3 record and a Pac-10 co-championship in In addition, she hired North Carolina State s Herb Sendek (12 postseason appearances in 14 seasons as a head coach), who guided the ASU men s basketball program to its first 20-win season in five years in She also hired Kevin Boyd to coach the women s soccer program after leading California to eight NCAA apperances in 10 seasons and volleyball coach Jason Watson, who led BYU to the Elite Eight in In three short years, Lisa Love has made an impact that places her along side the great collegiate athletics leaders of our nation, Arizona State President Michael Crow said. She has set the bar high, both for athletic and academic performance. She has demonstrated strategic skill in hiring, retaining and developing an exceptional athletic staff. Her vision and personal leadership skills are laying a foundation for sustained success. Love came to ASU from the University of Southern California where she had been since 1989 as head women s volleyball coach ( ) and administrator ( ). After leaving the coaching ranks following the 1998 season, Love devoted herself to administration full-time eventually ascending to the position of Senior Associate Athletic Director in At USC Love handled the day-to-day supervision of eight sports and monitored all women s sports at the university. She was active in the athletic department s strategic planning, gender equity, civil rights and NCAA certification issues and she served on the NCAA Management Council. She also served two stints ( and ) as vice president of the Pacific-10 Conference. As a coach, Love was a master teacher at the pinnacle of her profession. She compiled an impressive as a college head coach for 17 seasons at Texas Arlington ( from ) and USC ( from ). At USC, she led the Trojans to nine NCAA tournament berths and eight finishes in the national Top 15. She was selected as the Pac-10 Co-Coach of the Year in She was national Coach of the Year in 1988 when Arlington went 30-4 and fell one win shy of the Final Four. Love served as president of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) from and as the chair of the NCAA Division I Volleyball Committee. She worked on the AVCA All-America committee from and was a legislative representative to the AVCA Board from In 2005, Love was inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

24 Player Biographies 7 5 Carla Scanniello 5-4 Sr./Sr. Forward Boulder, Colo. (Fairview) University of Memphis 2007: Played in 17 matches with one start (at Oregon State, Oct. 21)... scored her first goal as a Sun Devil, a game-winner, in the season opener against Idaho State on Aug earned Academic All-Pac-10 honorable mention accolades. 2006: Competed in 11 matches, starting once as a sophomore. 2005: Redshirted her first season in Tempe following her transfer from Memphis. Memphis: Led the Tigers to an record and a berth in the quarterfinals of the Conference-USA Tournament led the team in scoring with 15 points on six goals and three assists, including one gamewinner only player on team to start all 19 matches was named Third-Team All-Conference-USA and First-Team Conference-USA All- Freshmen earned recognition on the Dean s List after posting a 3.9 GPA in the honors program. High School: A 2004 graduate of Fairview High School (Boulder, Colo.) a two-sport athlete who won four letters each in soccer and golf, which occurred concurrently in the same season was captain of both teams her senior year named to the All-Region and All- Centennial League selection for soccer in 2004 was a All-Region, All-Centennial League and All-State in golf during 2004 led her club team, Real Colorado, in scoring in 2004 posted 20 goals her senior year finished fifth in the state in golf in 2004 and won the 2003 Colorado State Junior Match Play championship in Personal: Earned her degree in finance last May... would like to someday become a CFO for a major corporation parents are Mark and Donatella Scanniello has one brother: Eric born in July of 1986 full name is Carla Gina Scanniello. SCANNIELLO'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW 2004 # ^ Totals # with Memphis; ^ used redshirt season Kylla Sjoman 5-4 Sr./Sr. Defender Burnaby, British Columbia (Burnaby Central) 2007: Competed in and started all 20 matches as a defender... ranked first on the team in assists (7), second in points (11) and tied for fourth in goals (2)... her seven overall assists tied the second-best single-season mark in school history while her four assists in Pac-10 play ranked fourth in the conference... scored her first career goal at home against Creighton on Sept added her second goal of the season vs. Cal (Oct. 26)... named to the Pac-10's Academic honorable mention list for the second consecutive season... was named the recipient of the team's Sun Devil award following the season. 2006: Competed in and started all 19 matches on the season led the team in assists with five, which also placed her tied for ninth in the Pac-10 conference in the category recorded her first collegiate assist in the season opener at UC-Irvine (Aug. 25) on freshman Britney Doty s first career goal in a 3-0 shutout contributed five points and took four shots for the team during the season earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention Team honors. 2005: Played and started all 20 matches as a freshman. National Teams: Named a National Pool player in 2002 was invited to four U-16/U-17 National Camps in 2003 competed for the Canadian National U-17 team in international tournament play in 2003 appeared in matches against the Germany and U.S. U-17 National teams invited to the U-20 National camp in High School: A 2005 graduate of Burnaby Central Secondary School (Burnaby, British Columbia) was named a Top 25 international soccer recruit by Soccer Buzz for 2005 a three-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and volleyball played for the Burnaby Jazz of the U-18 Metro League in British Columbia, Canada captained her team for four years from was named MVP of her basketball team for both the and the seasons was named the Female Athlete of the Year two years in a row also selected as the Roman Tulis School Girl of the Year in 2000 helped her team to the District, Provincial, and Coastal Cup championships in five consecutive years took two Top 4 finishes in the Canada Club Nationals, a fourthplace finish in 2001 and a third-place finish in 2003 was named to the British Columbia U-15/17 All-star teams three consecutive years ( ), helping her team to a second-place national finish in 2002 earned her youth community coaching certificate for soccer in 2004 was assistant coach of the U-7 Cliff Avenue boys soccer team in Personal: Major is exercise and wellness parents are Pentti and Julie Sjoman has one sister: Kirsten born in August of 1987 in New Westminster, BC favorite food is Chipolte... enjoys playing golf, tennis and basketball and volunteering and fostering for the Maricopa County Animal Shelter full name is Kylla Liisa Sjoman. SJOMAN'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Totals A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

25 Player Biographies Katie Cochran 5-8 Jr./Jr. Goalkeeper Stuart, Fla. (South Fork) : Appeared in two games and did not allow a goal in 34 minutes of action while also collecting a pair of saves... played in her first career match as a Sun Devil against San Diego State (Sept. 28)... also played 20 minutes against Creighton (Sept. 30). 2006: Did not see action in High School: A 2006 graduate of South Fork High School (Stuart, Fla.) lettered in soccer four times led her team to the state Final 4 all four years, including two championship crowns and one runner-up finish selected second team all-state as a junior and senior honorable mention as a sophomore earned first team all-area accolades three times and second team once first team all-conference all four years named The Treasure Coacst Player of the Year as a senior carried a miniscule goals-against-average of 0.33 for her career posted a total of 74 shut outs, including 20 each in her last two seasons with 18 and 16 recorded in her sophomore and freshman campaigns, respectively. Personal: Majoring in theater with an acting concentration parents are Randy and Barb Cochran has two sisters: Mandy and Tracy sister Mandy played soccer at Kentucky and Georgia State and father Randy played golf at Marquette University born December of 1987 in Chicago, Ill. aspires to be an actress and has appeared in two musicals, holding the lead role in one and in "Catholic School Girls" at Chryo Arts Venue in May 2008 full name is Katlyn Marie Cochran. COCHRAN S CAREER STATISTICS GP Min GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : Liz Harkin 5-4 Jr./Jr. Defender Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay) : Was invited to the U.S. U-20 National Team's training camp in Carson, Calif., in April and was eventually named to the final roster... team competed in Clemson, S.C., in May, Park City, Utah, in June and New Jersey and England in July. 2007: Competed in and started all 20 matches on the season... assisted teammate Carla Scanniello's first goal as a Sun Devil against Idaho State (Aug. 31) in the season opener in Las Vegas... Named to the Academic All-Pac-10 First Team and also earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII second-team honors... was named the team's defensive MVP at the conclusion of the season. High School: A 2006 graduate of Granite Bay High School (Granite Bay, Calif.) lettered in soccer four times scored 54 goals in her career named MVP of the Metro League twice First Team All-Metro three times Offensive Player of the Year three times Placer County Player of the Year once captained her team her final two years of play. Personal: Majoring in Bio & Society parents are Paul and Valerie Harkin has four siblings: brothers Kyle, Kevin and Will and sister Catherine father Paul (Duke) was one of five family members to play lacrosse on a Division I program born March 28, 1988 in Sacramento, Calif. hobbies include cooking, watching TV and spending time with friends full name is Elizabeth Ann Harkin. HARKIN'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Totals Lindsey Johns 5-8 Jr./Jr. Midfield Carmichael, Calif. (Rio Americano) : Will redshirt the 2008 season because of an injury incurred last spring. 2007: Appeared in 16 matches with one start at USC (Nov. 4)... earned Academic All-Pac-10 honorable mention accolades. 2006: Competed in 18 matches on the season, starting in eight as a true freshman. High School: A 2006 graduate of Rio Americano High School (Sacramento, Calif.) lettered four times in soccer for the Raiders member of the state team (2001-present) Region IV Regional Pool (2002) US Club Regional Teams ( ) US Club National Team ( ). Personal: Majoring in business parents are Erick and Barbara Johns has one sister: Shannon sister Shannon played soccer at Pacific, father Eric played rugby at Denver and Colorado State and mother Barbara was a freestyle skiing at Denver born January of 1988 in Sacramento, Calif. hobbies include spending time with friends and family full name is Lindsey Blaire Johns. JOHNS' CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Totals : Played and started in all 19 matches as a freshman assisted fellow freshman Dante Perea s first collegiate goal at home versus Loyola (Aug. 28) in a 2-0 victory. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

26 Player Biographies Carly Kallas 5-9 Jr./Jr. Midfield South Jordan, Utah (Bingham) : Played in and started all 20 matches... scored three goals and added two assists for eight points on the season (t-3rd on the team)... ranked third on the team in shots taken with scored twice at SMU (Sept. 14), including the game winning goal... also added a goal in the season finale at Arizona (Nov. 9)... named to the Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week on Oct earned Academic All-Pac-10 honorable mention honors... earned the team's Coaches Award following the season. 2006: Played in all 19 matches of the season, earning a starting position in 11 scored her first collegiate goal in the Pac-10 opener at home versus Oregon St. (Oct. 6) scored the game winning goal versus in-state rival Arizona (Oct. 28) giving her a total of three goals for the season. High School: A 2006 graduate of Bingham High School (South Jordan, Utah) lettered four times in soccer twice selected all-state captained the team as a senior helped team to runner-up finish in the regional tournament. Personal: Majoring in elementary education parents are Ron and Janell Kallas has two siblings: brother Aaron and sister Lyndsey Pearson sister Lyndsey competed on the Weber State track and field team born October of 1987 in Orem, Utah. KALLAS' CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Totals Briana Silvestri 5-7 Sr./Jr. Goalkeeper Terra Linda, Calif. (Terra Linda) : Played in and started all 20 matches at keeper... collected 50 saves and allowed only 17 goals for a.746 save percentage... recorded six shutouts on the season, which was fourth among Pac-10 keepers and places her third all-time at ASU for season shutouts and fifth in career shutouts... her 0.85 goals allowed average set a new school single-season standard... had a season-best seven saves at UNLV (Sept. 2)... recorded six saves in ASU's 3-0 win vs. Washington (Oct. 12)... earned Academic All-Pac-10 honorable mention honors. 2006: Saw her only action in the season opener at UC-Irvine on Aug : Redshirted her first season with the Sun Devils. High School: A 2005 graduate of Terra Linda High School (Terra Linda, Calif.) a three-sport athlete who earned letters in basketball, soccer, and track and field played for the Marin FC Blues club team was named to second-team All-Marin County Athletic League as a goalkeeper for both the 2003 and 2004 seasons by the Marin Independent Journal was named her team s Rookie of the Year in 2002 and the Defensive MVP in 2005 won school athletic awards for Most Athletic and Outstanding Female athlete was awarded the Hank Yamagata Memorial Scholarship, given to students who are going to participate in college athletics, from Terra Linda High School stopped two penalty kicks in the championship game of her first Class 1 tournament while playing for the Novato North Bay Magic in U-16 competition. Personal: Major is kinesiology parents are Robert and Gina Silvestri has two brothers: John and Christian born in November of 1986 in San Rafael, Calif. enjoys listening to music, hanging out with friends, and playing basketball full name is Briana Louise Silvestri. SILVESTRI S CAREER STATISTICS GP Min GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : Alexandra Elston 5-6 So./So. Midfield Phoenix, Ariz. (Mountain Pointe) 2007: Competed in and started all 20 matches, culminating her first season with being named to the Pac-10's All-Freshman Team... tied for third on the team in goals scored with three while adding one assist for seven points on the season... tied for eighth in the conference in goals scored in Pac-10 play with three... her two game-winning goals in Pac-10 play tied her for second all-time at ASU and placed her tied for ninth in ASU history for career game-winning goals.. High School: A 2007 graduate of Mountain Pointe High School (Phoenix, Ariz.) was the 2005/2006 Arizona Gatorade Player of the Year was a four-year starter in soccer, in which she was a captain as a junior and senior also lettered three times in badminton and captained her team as a senior in 2007 earned 1st team All-State honors and was the 2005 Arizona Republic Player of the Year and the 5A Coaches Player of the Year led her team in scoring and assists her sophomore and junior seasons a member of the Arizona State ODP team since 2003 and attended Region IV Camp in 03, 04 and 05 won six State Championships with her club team, the 89 Ladybugs White maintained a 3.93 GPA and was a member of the National Charity league, a National Honors Society Inductee and a Provost Academic Scholarship recipient. Personal: Major is undecided parents are David and Liz Elston has an older sister Ashley (22) born November of 1988 in Cleveland, Ohio hobbies include ceramics full name is Alexandra Helene Elston. ELSTON'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

27 Player Biographies Jessie Richardson 5-8 So./So. Defender Parker, Colo. (Chaparral) Karin Volpe 5-6 So./So. Forward Brentwood, Calif. (Clayton Valley) 2007: Competed in 16 matches, starting one (at Oregon State, Oct. 21) as a true freshman... scored her first collegiate goal in the Pac-10 opener against Washington (Oct. 12). High School: A 2007 graduate of Chaparral High School (Parker, Colo.) lettered four times in soccer and three times in basketball was twice named a captain in both soccer and basketball in 2007, named 1st Team All-League and the Woman Scholar Athlete of the Year earned All-League Honorable Mention honors in both 2005 and 2006 a member of the National Honor Society from 2005 to 2007 her club team, the Real Colorado National Soccer Club, won two state titles and one runner-up. Personal: Major is secondary education parents are Jeff and Sandy Richardson has two younger brothers, JJ (14) and Tommy (12) and one younger sister, Audrey (16) born March of 1989 in Phoenix, Ariz full name is Jessica Marie Richardson. RICHARDSON'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Jill Shoquist 5-5 So./So. Midfield Lake Oswego, Ore. (Lake Oswego) : Saw action in 15 matches as a true freshman... recorded five shots, including three on goal, in her first season as a Sun Devil. High School: A 2007 graduate of Lake Oswego High School (Lake Oswego, Ore.) was a two-sport athlete, lettering 4 times in both soccer and basketball captained her soccer team in 2006 and her basketball team in 2007 was named First Team All League in both 2003 and 2006 earned Honable Mention All State as a senior in 2006 coached by Dominic Yambasu (Sierra Leone, Africa) and Laurie Smith (University of Oregon). Personal: Major is undecided parents are Ron Shoquist and Barbara Thompson has an older sister, Caitlin (23) born April of 1989 in Portland, Ore. hobbies include hanging out with friends, shopping, traveling, dancing, eating and basketball full name is Jillian Kendall Shoquist. SHOQUIST'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW : Played in all 20 matches of the season, starting led the team in goals scored (5), game-winning goals (3), points (12), shots (35) and shots on goal (18)... Volpe's 12 points marked the first time a freshman led ASU in scoring since Elizabeth Bogus in scored her first collegiate goal at UNLV (Sept. 2)... recorded her first career assist at SMU (Sept. 14)... tied for sixth in ASU history for season game-winning goals and eighth for career-game-winning goals with three. High School: A 2007 graduate of Clayton Valley High School (Concord, Calif.) was a two-sport athlete lettering soccer (4x) and track and field (3x) named the Bay Valley Athletic League MVP and Leading Scorer as a senior as her team won the League Championship netted 79 goals and recorded 23 assists in her four-year career was a four-time All BVAL, earning first-team honors three times her club team won the 2007 California North State Cup and was a finalist in the 2007 Far West Regionals was a scholar athlete all four years at Clayton Valley HS. Personal: Major is nursing parents are Mark and Geneal Volpe has two brothers, Nick (23) and Travis (14) father played baseball for St. Mary s College of Calif. in 1980 born May of 1989 in Berkeley, Calif. hobbies include running, snowboarding and she enjoys spending time with family and friends full name is Karin Elizabeth Volpe. VOLPE'S CAREER STATISTICS GP G A P Sh Sh% SOG SOG% GW Erica Long 5-9 So./Fr. Forward Phoenix, Ariz. (Mountain Pointe) 2007: Outstanding preseason earned her a starting spot before sustaining a season-ending knee injury in the season's third game against Texas. High School: A 2007 graduate of Mountain Pointe High School (Phoenix, Ariz.) a three-sport athlete (soccer, cross-country, and track and field) totaling seven letters four-year starter and two-time captain for her soccer team led team with 30 goals as a senior following the 2006 and the 2007 seasons, she was selected to the Coaches 5A-1 First Team, Coaches All-Arizona Team, East Valley Tribune First Team, Arizona Republic 5A All-State First Team and First Team All-Central Region helped lead her club team, the 89 Ladybugs, to win six state championships a member of the 2003 Cross Country State Championship team maintained a 4.0 GPA, ranking 6th in her class member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Major is global health parents are Michael and Debbie Long has one brother, Brent, who is also attending ASU and has taught her everything she knows about soccer born July of 1989 in Ahwatukee Foothills, Ariz. hobbies include swimming, dancing, shopping and going to the movies full name is Erica Michelle Long. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

28 Player Biographies 8 12 Molly Simmons-Stuber 5-2 So./Fr. Forward Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain) Sierra Cook 5-9 Fr./Fr. Forward Silverdale, Wash. (Klahowya) 2007: Redshirted High School: A 2007 graduate of Red Mountain High School (Mesa, Ariz.) lettered in soccer four times for the Mountain Lions captained her team as a senior in led her team in both goals and assists as a senior was the team MVP as a senior named the Most Valuable Offensive Player and Most Supportive Player as a junior earned All Arizona State First Team, All East Valley Region Player of the Year and All East Valley Region First Team honors in both her junior and senior seasons ( and ) member of the 89 Ladybugs White since 2000 helped the team to win seven state championships also a member of the Arizona State ODP Team from , making it to the Region IV ODP Championships in 04, 05 and 06 received the 2007 Red Mountain HS Heart of a Lion Award was the Vice President of her school s Reading is Fundamental tutoring program. Personal: Major is undecided parents are Barry and Margie Simmons- Stuber has an older brother, Justin (25) born Oct. of 1988 in Taipei, Taiwan hobbies include mountain biking full name is Molly Hsiao-Han Simmons-Stuber. Leslie Castellano 5-6 Fr./Fr. Goalkeeper Lubbock, Texas (Coronado) 1 High School: A 2008 graduate of Klahowya Secondary School (Silverdale, Wash.) where she lettered in soccer, track and field and cross country served as captain of all three squads was her school s Athlete of the Year following a senior campaign which included League co-mvp honors in soccer (scored 26 goals and had nine assists) also competed for Washington Premier FC scored 19 goals and had nine assists in 23 games for Washington Premier during the 2007 preseason was also a participant in the adidas ESP program during the summer of 2007 also had a distinguished prep career in track and cross country, earning her school s Most Valuable Athlete award in both sports in 2006 set school records in both the and 3200-meter events an outstanding scholar, she earned both the President s Education Award and the Eagle Scholar Award in logged 400-plus hours as a volunteer student athletic trainer. Personal: Major is nursing parents are George and Helen Cook has nine siblings Hannah (23), Ty (22), Elias (20), Alan (19), Acaia (15), Jacob (13), McKenzie (11), Benjamin (9), and Samuel (7) was born January of 1991 in Bremerton, Wash hobbies include athletic training, boating, camping and coaching soccer. Courtney Giovanni 5-8 Fr./Fr. Defender Las Flores, Calif. (Tesoro) 18 High School: A 2008 graduate of Coronado High School (Lubbock, Texas) was captain of her soccer team senior year... Earned firstteam All-District 2-5A honors in 2007 and second-team All-District 2-5A recognition in 2008 strong academic career was highlighted by being named to the 2-5A All-Academic Team all four years ( ) was also a National Hispanic Merit Scholar finalist lists her most exciting moment in sports as her senior year when her high school team made it further into the playoffs than any soccer team had in the school s history also competed for the High Plains Drifter and Dallas Texans club teams was coached by Monte George. Personal: Major is civil engineering parents are Otilo and Pamela Castellano... has one sister Cami (23) was born October of 1989 in Amarillo, Texas full name is Leslie Amanda Castellano. High School: A 2008 graduate of Tesoro High School (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif.) where she was Defensive Player of the Year and two-time All-South Cost League first-team honoree senior year honors also included first-team All-CIF, team MVP and US Marine Corps Excellence in Athletics while earning All-Tournament Team distinction at Excalibur was a four-year varsity starter (only the sixth player in school history with that distinction) and team captain one year also competed for Slammers FC, helping it win the Far West League in both the spring and fall of 2007/2008 in addition to the Surf Cup Tournament the summer and fall of 05, 06 and 07 was coached by Chris Vaught and Nick Schofield. Personal: Major is undecided parents are Doug and Sharon Giovanni has two sisters Ashley (21) and Brittany (13) was born November of 1990 in Portland, Ore lists hobbies as shopping, trying different types of food and hanging out with her best friends full name is Courtney Elizabeth Giovanni. 26 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

29 Player Biographies Kate Sangster 5-7 Fr./Fr. Defender Novato, Calif. (San Marin) 24 Leeza Henderson 5-7 Fr./Fr. Forward Phoenix, Ariz. (Shadow Mountain) High School: A 2008 graduate of Shadow Mountain High School (Phoenix, Ariz.) where she lettered in soccer, badminton and golf led her team in goals and assists three times and was a two-time team captain earned second-team All-Region honors as a freshman and first-team All-State honors as a sophomore while finishing as the runner-up 5A Player of the Year her sophomore year also excelled in badminton (two-time first-team All-Region honoree) and golf (finished 16th in state her senior season even though she had never played before) concluded her high school career with Scholar- Athlete distinction (GPA was higher than 4.0) played club soccer for Tempe Pros and SC Del Sol was voted Most likely to end up on a Wheaties box by her classmates. Personal: Parents are James and Dianne Henderson has two sisters Ashlee (19) and Jenee (15) is an animal enthusiast whose list of pets includes three dogs, one cat, two African Grey parrots, two Cockatiels, one Chinchilla, two snakes, two red eared sliders (turtles), 10 African Leopard Tortoises, one Pac Man frog, two bunny rabbits and 15 fish tanks filled with different fish (tanks range from 10 gallons-100 gallons) aspires to one day be a veterinarian... hobbies include taking care of all her animals, school grades, ceramics and shopping (collects shoes) was born July 25, 1990 in Phoenix full name is Leeza Dianne Henderson. 17 Erin Seto 5-7 So./So. Midfield Palm Springs, Calif. (La Quinta) 14 High School: A 2007 graduate of La Quinta High School (La Quinta, Calif.) competed in both soccer and track and field was named her soccer team s Offensive Player of the Year freshman year in addition to earning All-League honors earned All-League honors and was the co-mvp of her team sophomore year earned team MVP and All- League honors following junior and senior seasons as a senior was also named to the All-CIF team and was the California Coaches Senior All-Star... also competed for the Desert United and Los Gauchos soccer clubs in track was the league record holder in the 4x100 relay and champion in the event as well as champion in the 4x400 relay also was DVL champion in the long jump, triple jump and 4x100 relay that led her to being named team MVP was coached in soccer by Bob Quattlebaum and was coached in track and field by David Sterling, Ron Shipley, and Byron Wilson. Personal: Major is kinesiology parents are Matt and Robin Seto has one sister Jenna (17)... enjoys reading, shopping, traveling, spending time with family and friends and listening to music was born January of 1989 in Palm Springs, Calif full name is Erin Kelene Seto. 19 Kari Shane 5-4 Fr./Fr. Midfield Lake Forest, Calif. (Trabuco Hills) High School: A 2008 graduate of San Marin High School (Novato, Calif.) where she lettered in soccer (4 years) and tennis (1 year) was named both All-League and team MVP three straight seasons ( ) team captain junior and senior seasons earned distinction as the Most Athletic Girl in her class in 2008 although she played as a defender, still finished third in the league in scoring with 11 goals and three assists in 2006 competed in club for Novato Aftershock, Petaluma United, Sonoma County Alliance, Novato Starfire and Marin FC lists most exciting moment in sports as winning U.S. club regionals and going to U.S. club nationals in North Carolina and competing against the top teams in the nation was coached by Michael Carbone, Tyler Gottschalk, Jose Medina and Adam Billington, Josh Sterling, Vinnie Cortezzo, Shawn Mulholland and Jason Werner. Personal: Parents are Edward and Sarah Sangster Has two brothers Ben (19) and twin brother Chris (18) Hobbies include snowboarding and surfing was born February of 1990 in Greenbrae, Calif full name is Katherine Gale Sangster. High School: A 2008 graduate of Trabuco Hills High School (Mission Viejo, Calif.) captained her club team (So Cal Blues) four years and her high school team two years Named her team s Rookie of the Year in 2005 Earned her team s Coaches Award in 2006 in helping lead her squad to the CIF semifinals before adding All-League honors as a junior senior year honors included being named to the Excalibur All-Tournament Team, All-League distinction, Trabuco Hills MVP and Trabuco Hills Fall Athlete of the Season was coached by Sarah Trost. Personal: Intends to major in communications parents are Paul and Kathy Shane... Has two siblings Katie (26) and Alli (23). Lists hobbies as hanging out with friends, playing flag football, snowboarding and spending time at the beach born October of 1989 in Santa Ana, Calif full name is Kari Gwendolyn Shane. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

30 Player Biographies Katie Shepard 5-5 Fr./Fr. Defender Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) 15 Courtney Tinnin 5-7 Fr./Fr. Forward Albuquerque, N.M. (St. Pius X) 20 High School: A 2008 graduate of Desert Vista High School (Phoenix, Ariz.) where she was a four-year starter on the varsity squad led her team in scoring three times and concluded her career with 54 goals and 27 assists; was her team s Offensive Player of the Year three times and earned the Arizona Interscholastic Association Scholar-Athlete Award four times as a freshman scored the only goal of the 5A State Championship game to give her team the title earned second-team All-State honors in 2006 following a season in which she helped lead her team to the state title game for the second time in three years earned Arizona Republic and East Valley Tribune All-State honors as a senior a member of the Arizona Olympic Development Team since 2003 and was a member of region IV championship team in 2005, 06 and 07 helped lead her club team, 91 Sereno White, to four consecutive state titles ( ). Personal: Intends to major in business parents are William and Karen Shepard has one brother, William (21), who also attends ASU lists hobbies as snowboarding, wakeboarding and traveling born August of 1990 in Mesa, Ariz full name is Katherine Mae Shepard. High School: A 2008 graduate of St. Pius X High School (Albuquerque, N.M.) where she excelled in both soccer (four letters) and basketball (three letters) helped her squads to a combined seven state titles soccer (4), basketball (3) led her soccer team in scoring three times and led the entire state in 2007 when she scored 37 goals and assisted on 18 others outstanding 2008 soccer season was punctuated by being named a NSCAA High School All-American, the Gatorade Soccer Player of the Year for the state of New Mexico and the Albuquerque Journal Soccer Player of the Year led her soccer team in scoring three times was named first-team All-State as a junior in addition earning the MVP of the Lady Scorpion Soccer Invitational was the New Mexico Defensive Player of the Year and earned first-team All-State honors in basketball in 2008 also competed for Rio Vista FC soccer club. Personal: Parents are Thomas and Jamie Tinnin has one sister, Megan (20), and one brother, Robbie (16) hobbies include hunting, fishing, traveling and shopping, watching movies and spending time with family and friends was born March of 1990 in Albuquerque, N.M full name is Courtney Nicole Tinnin. 28 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

31 Sun Devil Soccer Camps Camps/Alumni Summer vacation means the ultimate in soccer fun for hundreds of Arizona school children. Young soccer enthusiasts can now spend their summer learning from Sun Devil soccer coaches and players. For these kids, there is no better way to enjoy their vacation than to player soccer on the Arizona State campus. The Sun Devil Soccer Camps specialize in instruction for all levels of soccer players and are conducted by the ASU head coach Kevin Boyd and his assistants. This year s instruction will offer half- (6-12 yrs old) and full-day (8-16 yrs old) camps, a team camp (U-10 and older), a residential camp (11-18 yrs old) and a keper/striker camp (8-18 yrs old). The focus of the Half-Day Camp is on improving technical skills (ball handling, passing, receiving, heading, shooting) in a challenging but FUN environment. The Full-Day Camp also focuses on improving technical skills (ball handling, passing, receiving, heading, shooting) as well as tactical awareness (speed of play, game management, positioning, etc). Each session will include small-sided games to promote and encourage proper technique in a competitive environment. The Team Camp is designed to train a full team with a focus on two or three areas of the game (as chosen by the team coach). The environment will be very similar to that of a collegiate preseason camp. Residential Camp is geared towards players looking to challenge themselves and further develop their game. The training sessions deal with topics such as finishing, positional play, reading the game, defending, combination play, as well as technical training sessions. The Keeper/Striker Camp is designed to specifically train the strikers in multiple finishing techniques (off the dribble, volleys, heading, one-timers, etc...). The goalkeepers will be trained in shot-stopping, handling, footwork, crosses, and diving. The groups will be brought together to train the techniques in competitive game situations. The goal of these camps is to make every participant a better soccer player through instruction in fundamentals and participation in contests and games. The Arizona State staff wants to provide a chance for participants to have fun and allow campers to enjoy a memorable week at camp. Players will receive the best soccer instruction from qualified For more information on 2008 camp dates visit www. sundevilsoccercamps.com. ASU Soccer Alumni Once a Sun Devil, always a Sun Devil. Former players often return to campus throughout the season for games, practices, and the annual alumni game. Alumni seeking more information on activities throughout the year should Anna Sanders at adsanders@asu.edu. Current and former Sun Devils following the 2008 Alumni Game. A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

32 2007 Season Review Finished (4-4-1 Pac-10) under first-year head coach Kevin Boyd The 10 wins gave the Sun Devils a final double-digit win total for the first time since 2003 when they won 13 games Seven of the team s nine losses were by a single goal. Included in those one-goal losses was a 1-0 setback to eventual national champion USC in Los Angeles Remained undefeated against Arizona ( all-time) with a 2-1 victory in Tucson... Defeated No. 25 Washington State 1-0 in overtime and played to a scoreless tie against No. 5 Stanford In all, ASU played eight ranked teams in 2007, including five top-five teams No. 1 Santa Clara, No. 1 UCLA, No. 3 Texas, No. 4 USC and No. 5 Stanford Led by Briana Silvestri s six shutouts, the defense tied a program record for fewest goals allowed in a season with 17 while setting a program record for goals against average (0.83) Silvestri s 0.85 GAA set a new single-season program record while her six shutouts were tied for third most in ASU history. She finished fourth in the Pac-10 (all games) in shutouts (6), fifth in GAA (0.85), tied for eighth in saves (2.50 per game) and eighth in save percentage (.746) Senior Courtney Crane finished her career No. 8 on ASU s all-time list for career goals (15) and No. 9 for most career points (37) Senior Kyleyn Felts finished tied for No. 8 on ASU s all-time list for career game winning goals with three Senior Alissa Oldenkamp concluded her career by earning first-team All-Pac-10 honors in addition to Soccer Buzz (second team) and NSCAA/adidas (third team) All-Region recognition Alexandra Elston became the first ASU player to be named to the Pac-10 s All-Freshman Team. Elston s two game-winning goals in Pac-10 play tied her for No. 2 on ASU s all-time single-season list for most game-winning goals in conference play. In Pac-10 games, Eltston Finished tied for eighth in the conference in goals with three Junior Kylla Sjoman s seven assists tied the second-best single-season mark in school history while her four assists in Pac-10 play tied her for the top spot on ASU s all-time single-season list in that category Freshman Karin Volpe became the first freshman to lead ASU in points (12) since Elizabeth Bogus in Volpe s three game-winning goals tied the sixth-best single-season mark in school history Eleven players were 2007 Individual Honors All-Pac-10: Alissa Oldenkamp (first team) Pac-10 All-Freshman: Alexandra Elston Soccer Buzz All-Region: Alissa Oldenkamp (second team) NSCAA/adidas All-Region: Alissa Oldenkamp (third team) Pac-10 All-Academic: Kyleyn Felts (first team), Alissa Oldenkamp (first team), Liz Harkin (first team), Courtney Crane (HM), Lindsey Johns (HM), Carly Kallas (HM), Lara Kezer (HM), Lindsey Johns (HM), Lauren Niblett, Carla Scanniello (HM), Briana Silvestri (HM), Kylla Sjoman (HM) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American: Kyleyn Felts (first team) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII: Kyleyn Felts (first), Alissa Oldenkamp (first), Liz Harkin (second) NSCAA/adidas Women s Scholar All-America Team: Alissa Oldenkamp (second team) NSCAA/adidas Women s Scholar All-Region Team: Alissa Oldenkamp (first team); Kyleyn Felts (second team); Courtney Crane (second team); Lauren Niblett (third team) Other Honors/Awards: Carly Kallas (Oct. 16, Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week) Team Awards MVP: Alissa Oldenkamp Defensive MVP: Liz Harkin Freshman of the Year: Alexandra Elston Sun Devil Award: Kylla Sjoman Coaches Award: Carly Kallas named to the Pac-10 s All-Academic Team, including three first-team honorees Felts, Harkin and Oldenkamp Felts (ESPN The Magazine) and Oldenkamp (NSCAA/ adidas) were both named Academic All-Americans, earning first- and second-team honors, respectively. (From left to right) Senior Alissa Oldenkamp was named Team MVP following a season in which she earned All-Pac-10 honors. Goalkeeper Briana Silvestri s 0.85 GAA set a new single-season program record while her six shutouts were tied for third most in ASU history. Alexandra Elston became the first ASU player to be named to the Pac-10 s All-Freshman Team. Under first-year head coach Kevin Boyd, ASU won 10 games, its first double-digit win total since 2003 when it won 13 games 30 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

33 2007 Season Statistics Final 2007 Arizona State Team Results Total: (4-4-1 Pac-10) Home: (2-1-1 Pac-10) Away: (2-3-0 Pac-10) Neutral: Date Opponent Result Score Attend Goals Scored (Assists) Aug. 31 vs Idaho State! W Scanniello (Harkin) Sept. 2 at UNLV! L Volpe (unassisted) Sept. 7 #3 Texas L none Sept. 9 Charlotte W Volpe (unassisted) Sept. 14 at SMU W Kallas (Sjoman), Kallas (Sjoman), Crane (unassisted), Oldenkamp, (Volpe) Sept. 16 at TCU W Felts (unassisted), Niblett (Perea) Sept. 21 #1 Santa Clara L none Sept. 25 at New Mexico L none Sept. 28 San Diego State W Crane (Sjoman), Crane (Volpe), Niblett (unassisted) Sept. 30 Creighton W Volpe (Kallas), Sjoman (unassisted), Oldenkamp (Elston), Volpe (Oldenkamp) Oct. 7 #19 San Diego L none Oct. 12 Washington W Newell (Niblett), Richardson (Sjoman), Crane (Kallas, Sjoman) Oct. 14 Washington State W 1-0 (1OT) 708 Elston (unassisted) Oct. 19 at Oregon L none Oct. 21 at Oregon State W 2-12OT 371 Elston (Oldenkamp, Newell), Elston (Niblett, Sjoman) Oct. 26 #18 California L Sjoman (unassisted) Oct. 28 #5 Stanfrd T 0-0 (2OT) 731 none Nov. 2 at #1 UCLA L Felts (Perea) Nov. 4 at #4 USC L none Nov. 9 at Arizona W Kallas (Sjoman), Volpe (Oldenkamp) Home games in bold! - UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) - Pac-10 Conference game Final 2007 Season Statistics SHOTS ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT 27 Volpe, Karin Sjoman, Kylla Crane, Courtney Kallas, Carly Elston, Alexandra Oldenkamp, Alissa Niblett, Lauren Felts, Kyleyn Newell, Rachel Richardson, Jessie Scanniello, Carla Perea, Dante Harkin, Liz Long, Erica Shoquist, Jill Kezer, Lara Johns, Lindsey Mann, Lexi Cochran, Katie Fisher, Akaylah Watkins, Michelle Doty, Brittney Silvestri, Briana Total Opponents GOAL AVG- ----SAVES RECORD--- ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Svs Pct W L T Sho 25 Cochran, Katie : Silvestri, Briana : Arizona State Total : Opponents : Team Statistics ASU Opp Shot Statistics Goals-Shot Att Goals Scored Avg Shot Percentage SOG-Attempts SOG Percentage Shots/Game Assists Corner Kicks Penalty Kicks Penalties Yellow Cards 8 15 Red Cards 0 1 Statistical Breakdowns By Period Goals 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona St Opponents Shots 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona St Opponents Corner Kicks 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona St Opponents Fouls 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona St Opponents Saves 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona St Opponents Attendance Breakdown Matches Total Fans Average Home 10 7, Away 9 5, Neutral Total 20 13, A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

34 2007 Match Recaps Match #1 Arizona State vs. Idaho State August 31, 2007 at Las Vegas, Nev. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Idaho State Arizona State Scoring: 50:38 ASU - Scanniello (Harkin) Shots: Arizona State 12, Idaho State 6 Saves: ASU 1 (Silvestri 1), Idaho State 4 (Eves 4) Attendance: 410 Match #2 Arizona State at UNLV September 2, 2007 at Las Vegas, Nev. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State UNLV Scoring: 31:15 UNLV - Forrester (Carney); 36:41 UNLV - Moore (Forrester); 46:38 ASU Volpe (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 23, UNLV 12 Saves: ASU 7 (Silvestri 7), UNLV 10 (Lugo 9; Team 1) Attendance: 253 Match #3 #3 Texas at Arizona State September 7, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Texas Arizona State Scoring: 51:41 UT - Arlitt (Lee) Shots: Arizona State 9, Texas 5 Saves: ASU 1 (Silvestri 1), UT 5 (Pfenninger 5) Attendance: 890 Match #4 Charlotte at Arizona State September 9, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Charlotte Arizona State Scoring: 9:48 ASU - Volpe (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 8, Charlotte 4 Saves: ASU 0 (Silvestri 0), Charlotte 2 (Brown 2) Attendance: 556 Match #5 Arizona State at SMU September 14, 2007 at Dallas, Tex. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State SMU Scoring: 0:56 SMU - Bailey (Penalty Kick) 48:09; ASU - Kallas (Sjoman); 70:20 ASU - Kallas (Sjoman); 77:09 ASU - Crane (unassisted); 81:07ASU - Oldenkamp (Volpe) Shots: Arizona State 11, SMU 3 Saves: ASU 2 (Silvestri 2), SMU 4 (Gunter 4) Attendance: 306 Match #8 Arizona State at New Mexico September 35, 2007 at Albuquerque, NM Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State New Mexico Scoring: 24:13 NM - Ball (Peterson) Shots: Arizona State 22, New Mexico 9 Saves: ASU 2 (Silvestri 2), NM 9 (Wong 9) Attendance: 903 Match #9 San Diego State at Arizona State September 28, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total San Diego State Arizona State Scoring: 0:55 ASU - Crane (Sjoman); 51:45 ASU - Crane (Volpe); 60:09 ASU - Niblett (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 21, San Diego State 6 Saves: ASU 3 (Silvestri 2; Cochran 1), SDSU 6 (Southwick 5; Yount 1) Attendance: 694 Match #10 Creighton at Arizona State September 30, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Creighton Arizona State Scoring: 6:13 ASU - Volpe (Kallas); 36:50 ASU - Sjoman (unassisted); 56:32 ASU - Oldenkamp (Elston); 57:46 ASU - Volpe (Oldenkamp) Shots: Arizona State 23, Creighton 5 Saves: ASU 4 (Silvestri 3; Cochran 1), Creighton 6 (Casey 6) Attendance: 439 Match #11 #19 San Diego at Arizona State October 7, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total San Diego Arizona State Scoring: 88:45 USD - Shoughro Shots: Arizona State 19, San Diego 6 Saves: ASU 1 (Silvestri 1), USD 8 (Cameron 8) Attendance: 426 Match #12 Washington at Arizona State October 12, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Washington Arizona State Scoring: 14:47 ASU - Newell (Niblett); 35:48 ASU - Richardson (Sjoman); 66:27 Crane (Kallas; Sjoman) Shots: Arizona State 7, Oregon 10 Saves: ASU 5 (Bingham 5), UO 2 (Chatfield 2) Attendance: 679 Match #15 Arizona State at Oregon State October 21, 2007 at Corvallis, Ore. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State Oregon State Scoring: 6:00 OSU - Goodwell (Taylor); 64:27 ASU - Elston (Oldenkamp; Newell); 103:24 ASU - Elston (Niblett; Sjoman) Shots: Arizona State 22, OSU 15 Saves: ASU 4 (Silvestri 4), OSU 5 (Seeley 5) Attendance: 371 Match #16 #18 California at Arizona State October 26, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total California Arizona State Scoring: 4:41 ASU - Sjoman (unassisted); 22:38 CAL - Morgan (Barnes; Wieger); 63:34 CAL - Wieger (Relja; Schrey); 89:58 Morgan (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 12, CAL 9 Saves: ASU 4 (Silvestri 4), CAL 1 (Pellegrini 1) Attendance: 872 Match #17 #5 Stanford at Arizona State October 28, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Stanford Arizona State Shots: Arizona State 13, Stanford 10 Saves: ASU 3 (Silvestri 3), STAN 4 (Holland 4) Attendance: 731 Match #18 Arizona State at #1 UCLA November 2, 2007 at Los Angeles, Calif. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State UCLA Scoring: 14:09 UCLA - Cheney (Adams; Zerboni); 45:44 UCLA - Adams (Cheney); 52:13 UCLA Barnes (unassisted); 73:34 ASU - Felts (Perea) Shots: Arizona State 6, UCLA 15 Saves: ASU 5 (Silvestri 5), UCLA 4(Henderson 3; Team 1) Attendance: 826 Match #19 Arizona State at #4 USC November 4, 2007 at Los Angeles, Calif. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State USC Scoring: 8:00 USC - Tomer (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 6, USC 12 Saves: ASU 1 (Silvestri 1), USC 2 (Olsen 2) Attendance: 601 Match #6 Arizona State at TCU September 16, 2007 at Fort Worth, Tex. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State TCU Scoring: 31:09 ASU - Felts (unassisted); 64:45 ASU - Niblett (Perea) Shots: Arizona State 25, TCU 7 Saves: ASU 2 (Silvestri 2), TCU 5 (Walters 5) Attendance: 860 Match #7 #1 Santa Clara at Arizona State September 21, 2007 at Temp, Arrz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Santa Clara Arizona State Scoring: 45:55 SCU - Bosio (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 5, SCU 7 Saves: ASU 3 (Silvestri 4), SCU 3 (McCray 3) Attendance: 1060 Match #13 #25 Washington State at Arizona State October 14, 2007 at Tempe, Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Washington State Arizona State Scoring: 94:28 ASU - Elston (unassisted) Shots: Arizona State 9, WSU 9 Saves: ASU 3 (Silvestri 3), WSU 5 (Bemis 5) Attendance: 708 Match #14 Arizona State at )Oregon October 19, 2007 at Eugene, Ore. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State Oregon Scoring: 36:39 ORE - Smith (Stoltenberg) Shots: Arizona State 14, Oregon 11 Saves: ASU 1 (Silvestri 1), ORE 5 (Chatfield 5) Attendance: 423 Match #20 Arizona State at Arizona November 9, 2007 at Tucson. Ariz. Goals by period 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total Arizona State Arizona Scoring: 3:08 ASU - Kallas (Sjoman); 18:41 ASU - Volpe (Oldenkamp); 41:21 ARIZ - Boussard (Heath) Shots: Arizona State 6, ARIZ 5 Saves: ASU 0 (Silvestri 0), ARIZ 1 (Brown 1) Attendance: A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

35 Program History 6/14/95: Former Athletic Director Charles Harris announces that ASU will add women s soccer to the Sun Devil athletic program, giving the school 21 varsity sports, 11 for female student-athletes. The soccer program will commence play in the fall of 1996 and will be handed a full complement of 12 scholarships. ASU became the 10th school in the Pacific-10 Conference to initiate women s soccer as an intercollegiate varsity sport. 12/18/95: ASU announces the hiring of Washington State University assistant coach Terri Patraw as its first women s soccer head coach. Patraw, a 1991 graduate of the University of Wisconsin, comes to Tempe after two years as an assistant for the Cougars and one season as an assistant at the University of Kentucky. 2/20/96: The ASU women s soccer program announces its first signee, Marysville, Wash., product Kimberly Wagner. Wagner, a midfielder, is a member of the Washington Olympic Development Team and was one of two U.S. high school players to train with the Danish National Team. 4/16/96: ASU announces the signing of its first in-state recruit, Dobson High star Erin Reinke. Reinke led Dobson to the state finals and was runner-up for Arizona Player of the Year. 9/6/96: ASU competes in its first collegiate soccer game and comes out victorious, beating Cal State-Northridge, 3-0, in Los Angeles. Sharon Gillis, Sarah Blaska and Julie Blagg each score for the Sun Devils. 9/14/96: The Sun Devils entertain San Francisco in their first game at Sun Devil Soccer Field. USF breaks a scoreless tie with eight minutes left for a 1-0 victory before 520 fans. 10/15/96: ASU jumps out to a four-goal lead and cruises to a 4-2 win in its first meeting with arch-rival Arizona in Tucson. 11/5/96: The Sun Devils finish their maiden voyage with a sweep of the Wildcats, who are in their third year as a varsity program. 9/5/97: ASU wins seven of its first nine matches as well as keeping its undefeated mark (3-0) against Arizona with a 2-1 victory in Tucson. 9/26/97: Forward Jaclyn Clark records ASU s first hat trick in a 5-0 shutout over Creighton. Clark tallied her three goals just 10 minutes apart (78:32, 82:05, 88:53). Former Sun Devil Stacey Tullock is the most decorated player in school history. Tullock was a three-time All-American and a four-time First-Team All-Pac-10 honoree. 9/28/97: FOX Sports Arizona carries ASU s first televised home match, however, the Sun Devils fall to New Mexico, /31/97: In its brief two-year existence, ASU records its biggest victory by defeating 19th-ranked USC, 3-2, in Los Angeles. ASU s victory also marked USC s first-ever loss in the storied Los Angeles Coliseum. 9/5/98: Behind second half goals by Jennifer Peterson and Karine Inoue, Arizona State goes on to upset 22nd-ranked Massachusetts, 4-2 on the road. The 2,065 fans in attendance mark the largest crowd ever to witness an ASU match. 11/25/98: Freshman Stacey Tullock becomes the school s first All-America honoree, awarded by Soccer Buzz. Additionally, Tullock was named the Pacific-10 Conference s Freshman of the Year and was only one of two freshmen to make the Pac-10 first team. In only her first year, Tullock also became ASU s all-time leader in goals, game-winning goals and points. 9/4/00: After shutting out 21st -ranked Michigan, 4-0, Arizona State enters the national rankings for the first time, coming in at No. 19. ASU would stay in the national polls for most of the year, reaching as high as No /6/00: Arizona State earns its first bid to the NCAA postseason and is awarded a first round home game. The Sun Devils defeated SW Missouri State, 2-0, advancing to the second round where their season ended against 11th-ranked Portland, 3-1. ASU finished the year , the best mark in school history. 11/27/00: Terri Patraw resigns as head coach after building the program from the beginning in Patraw finished her tenure with a record. 12/30/00: Former Clemson University head coach Ray Leone is hired as the Sun Devils new head coach. Leone comes to Tempe after earning ACC Coach of the Year honors and leading the Tigers to their first ACC regular-season title. 11/2/01: Arizona State defeats No. 2 Stanford 1-0 in overtime. The win over the Cardinal represents the highest-ranked team the Sun Devils have ever beaten. The 2000 Sun Devils won a school record 14 matches and became the first squad in school history to earn a berth in the NCAA Tournament, making it to the second round. 11/09/01: Stacey Tullock ends her four-year career as the most heralded player in school history, earning her fourth consecutive first-team All-Pac-10 honor. A three-time All-American, Tullock ended her career as Arizona State s all-time leader in every offensive category including games played (77), shots (315), points (125), goals (50), assists (25) and game-winning goals (16). 2/11/02: Stacey Tullock and Kristin Slater become the first two Arizona State players selected in the WUSA draft. Tullock was selected in the first round (No. 5 overall) by the Philadelphia Charge and Slater in the fourth round (No. 27 overall) by the Boston Breakers. 12/6/02: ASU advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships for the second time and tied the school record with five straight shutouts. Elizabeth Bogus and Manya Makoski were both named one of 12 finalists for the 2002 National Freshman of the Year by Soccer Buzz Magazine, making Arizona State the only school in the country with multiple freshmen of the year honorees. 12/13/03: ASU advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championships for the third time and second straight year, posting the highest winning percentage in school history (.690). Finished the season ranked in the top-25 by all four major polls (Soccer America #14/Soccer Buzz #17/ SoccerTimes.com #19/NSCAA #22). The team was recognized with the top team grade-point average (3.46) in the nation, as well as the Pac-10, and of all teams qualifying for the 64-team 2002 NCAA Division I women s soccer tournament. For the second straight year, all 22 members of the team earned at least a 3.00 GPA or higher, also garnering Maroon & Gold Scholar-Athlete honors. Amy LePeilbet, a member of the U.S National team, finished her four-year career as one of the two-most decorated players in school history, earning first-team All-American honors. 9/10/04: Arizona State sets a new home attendance record as 1,505 pile into Sun Devil Soccer Stadium to watch a hardfought, narrow 2-1 loss to eventual NCAA champion Notre Dame. Following the match, ASU broke into the national Top-10 for the first time in the program s nine-year history when Soccer Buzz magazine ranked the Sun Devils at No /25/05: On the road for the first of its final three matches, Arizona State heads to Tucson and leaves with a 2-1 decision as senior Manya Makoski nets both goals, including the gamewinner in the 70th minute to move to against Arizona all-time. Brittany Cooper, also a senior, assisted on both tallies. 10/28/06: In the final home game of the season, Arizona State plays host to interstate rival Arizona and records a 4-0 shutout of the Wildcats, improving their all-time record against the 'Cats to Junior Alissa Oldenkamp turns in a stellar performace scoring two goals and tabbing one assist for the Sun Devils. Her efforts earn her National Elite Team of the Week honors from both Soccer America and Soccer Buzz. 3/30/07: Former Cal head coach Kevin Boyd is named the third head coach in program history. 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36 Honors and Awards Academic Accolades Academic All-America 2002 Amy LePeilbet... CoSIDA Third Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... CoSIDA First Team 2004 Holly Azevedo... CoSIDA First Team Manya Makoski... CoSIDA Second Team 2006 Kim Bingham... CoSIDA Third Team 2007 Kyleyn Felts... CoSIDA First Team Alissa Oldenkamp...NSCAA Second Team Academic All-Region/All-District VIII 1998 Kerrie Kulak... NSCAA Third Team 1999 Kerrie Kulak... NSCAA Second Team 2001 Patrice Feulner... CoSIDA First Team 2002 Amy LePeilbet... CoSIDA First Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... CoSIDA First Team 2004 Holly Azevedo... CoSIDA First Team Elizabeth Bogus... CoSIDA Second Team Manya Makoski... CoSIDA Second Team 2005 Elizabeth Bogus... CoSIDA First Team Manya Makoski... CoSIDA First Team Brittany Cooper... CoSIDA Second Team Kyleyn Felts... CoSIDA Second Team Kim Bingham... CoSIDA Third Team 2006 Kim Bingham... CoSIDA First Team Kyleyn Felts... CoSIDA First Team 2007 Kyleyn Felts... CoSIDA First Team...NSCAA Second Team Alissa Oldenkamp... CoSIDA First Team...NSCAA First Team Liz Harkin... CoSIDA Second Team Courtney Crane...NSCAA Second Team Lauren Niblett...NSCAA Third Team All-Time Letter Winners A Azevedo, Holly B Barbara, Jennifer Barchi, Adria Bingham, Kim Blagg, Julie Blaska, Sarah Bogus, Elizabeth Bohl, Jessica Bond, Kelley C Candrian, Carey Clark, Jaclyn Coehlo, Emily Cochran, Katie Cohen, Holly Cooper, Brittany Crane, Courtney D Dawson, Kristina Deatherage, Michelle Dely, Kathleen Doty, Brittney E Ebner, Stephanie Eddleman, Abbie Elston, Alexandra F Felts, Kyleyn Feulner, Patrice Fitzgerald, Kelly Fletcher, Marlina G Gillaspie, Megan Gillis, Sharon H Harkin, Liz Harthorne, Elisa Academic All-Pacific-10 Conference Selections 1996 Kerrie Kulak... Honorable Mention 1997 Kerrie Kulak... First Team Kim Wagner... First Team Sarah Blaska... Honorable Mention Sharon Gillis... Honorable Mention Aisha Thomas... Honorable Mention 1998 Kerrie Kulak... Second Team Sarah Blaska... Honorable Mention Jessica Bohl... Honorable Mention Aisha Thomas... Honorable Mention Kim Wagner... Honorable Mention 1999 Kerrie Kulak... First Team Sarah Blaska... Second Team Kim Wagner... Second Team Jessica Bohl... Honorable Mention 2000 Jessica Bohl... First Team Megan Gillaspie... Second Team Lindsey Mack... Honorable Mention Holly Cohen... Honorable Mention Antoinette Marjanovic... Honorable Mention 2001 Patrice Feulner... First Team Amy LePeilbet... First Team 2002 Patrice Feulner... Second Team Amy LePeilbet... First Team Stephanie Peel... Second Team Wendy Rangitsch... Second Team Shawn Reynolds... Second Team Haley van Blommestein... Honorable Mention 2003 Amy LePeilbet... First Team Elizabeth Bogus... Second Team Patrice Feulner... Second Team Stephanie Peel... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Honorable Mention Stephanie Ebner... Honorable Mention Manya Makoski... Honorable Mention Haley van Blommestein... Honorable Mention I Inoue, Karine Irwin, Heather J Johns, Lindsey K Kallas, Carly Kezer, Lara Kulak, Kerrie L Lane, Temryss Laughlin, Kari Lawson, Juanita LePeilbet, Amy Long Erica Lorenz, Elise M Mack, Lindsey Mahoney, Katie Makoski, Manya Mann, Lexi Marjanovic, Antoinette , McGinnis, Erin Moxley, Amy Mullin, Meghan N Newell, Rachel Niblett, Lauren Nieva, Christine O Oldenkamp, Alissa O'Neill, Erin P Peake, Jennah Peel, Stephanie Perea, Dante Peterson, Jennifer Poulin, Anne R Rangitsch, Wendy Reinke, Erin Holly Azevedo... First Team Kim Bingham... First Team Elizabeth Bogus... Second Team Katie Mahoney... Second Team Manya Makoski... Second Team Stephanie Peel... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Honorable Mention Stephanie Ebner... Honorable Mention 2005 Kim Bingham... First Team Kyleyn Felts... First Team Lara Kezer... First Team Manya Makoski... First Team Elizabeth Bogus... Second Team Kelley Bond... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Honorable Mention Stephanie Ebner... Honorable Mention Lauren Niblett... Honorable Mention Alissa Oldenkamp... Honorable Mention Haley Stein... Honorable Mention 2006 Kim Bingham...First Team Kyleyn Felts...First Team Alissa Oldenkamp...Second Team Lara Kezer... Honorable Mention Lauren Niblett... Honorable Mention Kylla Sjoman... Honorable Mention 2007 Kyleyn Felts...First Team Alissa Oldenkamp...First Team Liz Harkin...First Team Courtney Crane... Honorable Mention Lindsey Johns... Honorable Mention Carly Kallas... Honorable Mention Lara Kezer... Honorable Mention Lauren Niblett... Honorable Mention Carla Scanniello... Honorable Mention Briana Silvestri... Honorable Mention Kylla Sjoman... Honorable Mention Reynolds, Melissa Reynolds, Shawn Richardson, Jessie Rivard, Jill Robertson, Levise Rowton, Megan S Sabo, Karen Scanniello, Carla Schaub, Kacey Schwimmer, Emily Scott, Shanel Shoquist, Jill Silvestri, Briana Simmons, Marianne , Simons, Brooke Sjoman, Kylla Slater, Kristin Stanley, Heather Stein, Haley Steiner, Patricia Stewert, Emily Stewert, JJ Stramiello, Ariane T Thomas, Aisha Thordarduttir, Bjorg Tullock, Stacey V van Blommestein, Haley Vetovis, Kerri Volpe, Karin W Wagner, Kim Waite, Kim Williams, Lindsey Wilson, Brittany Wilson, Hillary Z Zuffi, Tamara A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

37 Honors and Awards Arizona State's All-Americans In its 12 years of varsity competition, the Arizona State University soccer program has seen five of its players attain All-America accolades from one of four publications. Ranging from first team to honorable mention, the Sun Devils making the elite list include (pictured left to right): Elizabeth Bogus, Stephanie Ebner, Amy LePeilbet, Manya Makoski and Stacey Tullock. National Soccer Coaches Association of America 2000 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... Second Team Soccer America Magazine 2000 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 2002 Elizabeth Bogus... Freshman First Team Manya Makoski... Freshman First Team Soccer Times Magazine 2003 Amy LePeilbet... First Team Soccer Buzz (soccerbuzz.com) 1998 Stacey Tullock... Freshman First Team 1999 Stacey Tullock... First Team 2000 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 2001 Stacey Tullock... Honorable Mention 2002 Amy LePeilbet... Honorable Mention Manya Makoski... Freshman First Team Elizabeth Bogus. Freshman Second Team Stephanie Ebner... Freshman Third Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... Second Team By The Numbers: Bogus, Elizabeth... 2 Honors Ebner, Stephanie... 1 Honor LePeilbet, Amy... 4 Honors Makoski, Manya... 2 Honors Reynolds, Shawyn... 1 Honor Tullock, Stacey... 6 Honors 6 Student-Athletes Honors West Region Accolades Pac-10 Conference Accolades Jaclyn Clark Brittany Cooper Patrice Feulner Stacey Tullock Jessica Bohl Antoinette Marjanovic Stephanie Peel Haley van Blommestein National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Regional Honors Top Individual Conference Awards 1999 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 1998 Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year... Stacey Tullock 2000 Stacey Tullock... Second Team Jaclyn Clark... Third Team Pac-10 Conference Offensive Player of the Year... Stacey Tullock Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year... Elizabeth Bogus 2001 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 2002 Amy LePeilbet... Second Team Manya Makoski... Third Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... First Team 2005 Elizabeth Bogus... Third Team 2007 Alissa Oldenkamp... Third Team Soccer Buzz (soccerbuzz.com) Regional Honors 1998 Stacey Tullock... Second Team 1999 Stacey Tullock... First Team 2000 Stacey Tullock... First Team Patrice Feulner... All-Freshmen Team 2001 Stacey Tullock... Second Team Amy LePeilbet... Third Team Shawn Reynolds... All-Freshmen Team 2002 Amy LePeilbet... Second Team Manya Makoski... Second Team & All-Freshmen Team Elizabeth Bogus... All-Freshmen Team Stephanie Ebner... All-Freshmen Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... First Team Brittany Cooper... Third Team Stephanie Ebner... Third Team 2004 Manya Makoski... First Team Stephanie Ebner... Third Team 2005 Elizabeth Bogus... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Second Team 2007 Alissa Oldenkamp... Second Team National Coaching Honors AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year 2003 Mike Calise All-Pacific-10 Conference Selections 1997 Antoinette Marjanovic... Second Team 1998 Stacey Tullock... First Team Jennifer Peterson... Second Team 1999 Stacey Tullock... First Team 2000 Stacey Tullock... First Team Antoinette Marjanovic... Second Team Jessica Bohl... Honorable Mention Jaclyn Clark... Honorable Mention Patrice Feulner... Honorable Mention Haley van Blommestein... Honorable Mention 2001 Stacey Tullock... First Team Amy LePeilbet... First Team Patrice Feulner... Honorable Mention Stephanie Peel... Honorable Mention 2002 Elizabeth Bogus... First Team Amy LePeilbet... First Team Manya Makoski... Second Team 2003 Amy LePeilbet... First Team Manya Makoski... Second Team Stephanie Ebner... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Second Team Elizabeth Bogus... Honorable Mention 2004 Manya Makoski... First Team Stephanie Ebner... Second Team Brittany Cooper... Second Team Elizabeth Bogus... Second Team 2005 Elizabeth Bogus... First Team Brittany Cooper... First Team Manya Makoski... Second Team 2006 Kim Bingham... First Team 2007 Alissa Oldenkamp... First Team Alexandra Elston... All-Freshman Team A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

38 Season Results Series Records Opponent Record GF GA Arizona Auburn Baylor Boston College Bowling Green BYU California Cal Poly CS Northridge Charlotte Colorado Colorado College Creighton Dartmouth Denver Eastern Michigan Florida State Furman Georgia Grand Canyon Hawaii Idaho State Iowa State Kentucky La Salle All-Time Head Coaches Opponent Record GF GA Loyola (Md.) Loyola Marymount Marquette Massachusetts Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi Missouri State Montana New Mexico Northern Arizona Notre Dame Oklahoma Old Dominion Oregon Oregon State Pepperdine Pittsburgh Portland Rhode Island Rutgers Sacramento State San Diego San Diego State San Francisco Santa Clara Opponent Record GF GA SMU Stanford St. Louis Syracuse Tennessee Texas Texas A&M TCU UCF (Central Florida) UC Irvine UCLA UC Santa Barbara UNLV USC U.S. International Utah Utah State UTEP Vanderbilt Villanova Washington Washington State Weber State Willamette William & Mary Wyoming Terri Patraw Ray Leone Kevin Boyd 2007-present Year-by-Year History All Matches Played Pac-10 Conference Matches Year Record Pct. Home Away Neut. Pac-10 Pct. Home Away Finish Postseason Head Coach th n/a Terri Patraw th n/a Terri Patraw th n/a Terri Patraw th n/a Terri Patraw th NCAA 2nd Terri Patraw T-5th n/a Ray Leone T-6th NCAA 2nd Ray Leone nd NCAA 2nd Ray Leone T-4th n/a Ray Leone T-4th n/a Ray Leone th n/a Ray Leone T-5th n/a Kevin Boyd Totals Patraw Leone Boyd A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

39 Season Results 1996 Season Overall: (.281) Pac-10: (.500) S2 vs Grand Canyon ^ 1 L,1-2 S6 vs CS Northridge 2 W, 3-0 S8 at Loyola Marymount L, 0-3 S14 San Francisco L, 0-1 S19 at Willamette L, 0-2 S21 at Oregon T, 1-1 (2OT) S25 Grand Canyon W, 2-1 S28 vs US International 3 L, 1-3 S29 at San Diego State L, 0-6 O4 vsutep 4 L, 1-2 O6 atnew Mexico L, 0-2 O15 atarizona W, 4-2 O20 USC L, 0-3 O25 at Montana L, 1-4 O26 vs Weber State 5 L, 1-5 N3 Washington State L, 0-2 N5 Arizona W, 2-1 (OT) 1 at Cave Creek; 2 at Loyola Marymount; 3 at San Diego St.; 4 at New Mexico; 5 at Montana; ^ exhibition match 1997 Season Overall: (.610) Pac-10: (.611) A22 Northern Arizona ^ W, 5-1 A29 at Colorado W, 1-0 A31 at Wyoming W, 3-0 S5 at Arizona W, 2-1 S12 at Utah L, 0-1(OT) S14 at Utah State W 6-2 S19 UTEP W, 5-1 S26 Creighton W, 5-0 S28 New Mexico L, 1-3 O3 Loyola Marymount W, 4-2 O5 Tennessee L, 1-2 O12 Montana L, 1-3 O17 at Washington State W, 3-1 O19 at Washington L, 1-5 O24 Oregon State W, 4-0 O26 Oregon W, 2-0 O31 at#19 USC W, 3-2 N2 at #22 UCLA L, 0-3 N7 Stanford T, 2-2 (2 OT) N9 California L, 0-4 ^ exhibition match 1998 Season Overall: (.421) Pac-10: (.444) A28 Grand Canyon ^ W, 4-0 S1 at Northern Arizona W, 5-1 S5 at #22 Massachusetts W, 4-2 S7 at Boston College L, 0-3 S11 vs Marquette 1 L, 2-3 S13 vs #9 Texas A&M 1 L,1-3 S18 #21 San Diego State L, 1-5 S20 Utah State L, 1-3 S25 at #7 William & Mary L, 1-3 S27 at Old Dominion W, 3-0 O4 Utah W, 2-1 O9 at #9 Stanford W, 2-1 O11 at California L, 1-2 (2OT) O16 Arizona W, 2-0 O23 Washington State W, 2-1 O25 Washington L, 1-2 O30 at Oregon State W, 1-0 N1 at Oregon L, 0-1 N6 #25 USC L, 0-2 N8 #20 UCLA L, at Wisconsin; ^ exhibition match 1999 Season Overall: (.684) Pac-10: (.566) A27 #14 BYU L, 2-3 A31 at Arizona W, 4-0 S4 at Minnesota L, 0-1 S10 at Michigan W, 3-1 S12 at Michigan State W, 3-1 S17 UNLV W, 5-3 S24 #21 Iowa State W, 3-1 S29 Northern Arizona W, 1-0 (OT) O1 Wyoming W, 5-1 O8 at #8 UCLA L, 0-5 O10 at #14 USC L, 0-2 O15 #20 California W, 2-0 O17 #16 Stanford L, 2-3 O22 Colorado College W, 2-0 O24 at New Mexico W, 3-0 O29 at Washington L, 1-2 (OT) O31 at Washington State W, 4-1 N5 Oregon W, 2-1 N7 Oregon State W, Season Overall: (.659) Pac-10: (.444) A25 at Northern Arizona W, 3-0 S1 #21 Michigan W, 4-0 S3 Colorado W, 3-1 S8 Utah W, 2-1 S10 Pittsburgh W, 7-0 S15 Eastern Michigan W, 7-0 S17 Sacramento State W, 2-0 S21 Georgia W, 1-0 (OT) S24 Massachusetts W, 2-0 S30 at #23 BYU L, 1-5 O6 at Oregon W, 2-1 O8 at Oregon State W, 2-0 O13 #6 Washington L, 0-1 O15 Washington State L, 0-1 O20 at #9 California L, 0-3 O22 at #16 Stanford L, 2-4 O26 Arizona W, 3-1 O29 Minnesota T, 1-1 (2 OT) N3 #5 UCLA W, 1-0 (2 OT) N5 #13 USC L, 0-1 (OT) N8 vs SW Missouri State + 1 W, 2-0 N11 at #12 Portland + 1 L, at Portland (+ NCAA Tournament) 2001 Season Overall: (.553) Pac-10: (.500) A31 at Baylor W, 3-0 S2 vs LaSalle 1 W, 6-0 S7 at Utah L, 0-1 S9 New Mexico W, 3-0 S21 Mississippi W, 3-1 S23 Pepperdine L, 0-3 S28 at #12 Kentucky W, 2-0 S30 vs Furman 2 W, 3-1 O4 Northern Arizona L, 0-1 O7 at San Diego L, 0-1 O12 at USC L, 2-3 O14 at #2 UCLA L, 2-3 O19 Oregon State W, 1-0 O21 Oregon L, 2-3 (1OT) O26 at Washington State W, 2-1 O28 at #16 Washington L, 1-2 (1OT) N2 #2 Stanford W, 1-0 (1 OT) N4 #23 California T, 1-1 (2 OT) N9 at Arizona W, 3-2 (1 OT) 1 at Baylor; 2 at Kentucky 2002 Season Overall: (.619) Pac-10: (.444) A30 #25 Pepperdine T, 1-1 (2OT) S1 at New Mexico W, 2-0 S6 at Denver T, 1-1 (2OT) S8 vs SMU 1 L, 2-3 (1 OT) S13 Baylor W, 1-0 S20 San Diego W, 2-0 S22 UNLV W, 3-0 S27 at Georgia W, 2-0 S29 vs Auburn 2 W, 1-0 O6 Northern Arizona W, 4-1 O11 Arizona W, 3-1 O18 #19 USC L, 1-2 (2 OT) O20 #7 UCLA L, 0-3 O25 at Oregon State W, 1-0 O27 at Oregon W, 2-1 N1 Washington State L, 0-1 N3 Washington W, 2-1 N8 at #1 Stanford L, 0-2 N10 at California L, 1-2 N15 vs Washington State + 3 W, 2-1 N17 at #6 Santa Clara + 3 L, at Denver; 2 at Georgia; 3 at Santa Clara (+NCAA) 2003 Season Overall: (.690) Pac-10: (.722) A29 at Hawaii W, 4-0 A30 vs Bowling Green 1 W, 5-1 S4 at #5 Notre Dame L, 1-3 S7 vs Rutgers 2 W, 1-0 S12 Vanderbilt T, 1-1 (2 OT) S19 San Francisco W, 3-0 S21 Kentucky W, 4-0 S27 New Mexico W, 2-0 O3 at San Diego State T, 1-1 (2 OT) O5 at San Diego L, 1-2 (2 OT) O10 California W, 3-2 O12 Stanford W, 1-0 O18 at Arizona T, 1-1 (2 OT) O24 at #3 UCLA L, 1-4 O26 at #19 USC L, 1-3 O31 Oregon W, 3-2 N2 Oregon State W, 1-0 N7 at #24 Washington W, 1-0 N9 at Washington State W, 2-1 N14 vs #20 Cal Poly + 3 W, 3-1 N16 at #3 Santa Clara + 3 L, at Hawaii; 2 at Notre Dame; 3 at Santa Clara (+NCAA) 2004 Season Overall: (.450) Pac-10: (.556) A27 at #5 Florida State L, 2-3 A29 vs Rhode Island 1 W, 4-0 S4 at BYU W, 3-2 S10 #2 Notre Dame L, 1-2 S17 Dartmouth W, 3-2 S19 Oklahoma L, 0-1 (1 OT) S24 at UC Santa Barbara L, 0-3 S26 at #24 Pepperdine L, 1-2 O1 San Diego State W, 3-0 O3 at UNLV L, 0-2 O8 Washington T, 3-3 (2 OT) O10 Washington State W, 2-1 (2 OT) O15 at #14 California W, 1-0 O17 at #10 Stanford L, 1-2 O21 #16 Arizona W, 1-0 O29 #5 UCLA L, 0-1 O31 USC W, 1-0 N5 at Oregon T, 1-1 (2 OT) N7 at Oregon State L, 0-1 (2 OT) 1 at Florida State 2005 Season Overall: (.525) Pac-10: (.500) A26 at #5 Santa Clara L, 0-2 A28 Weber State W, 5-2 S2 UC Irvine W, 3-2 S4 UNLV L, 1-2 S9 vs Syracuse 1 W, 3-1 S11 vs Auburn 1 W, 4-1 S16 vs Villanova 2 T, 1-1 (2 OT) S18 at Dartmouth L, 1-2 (1 OT) S23 UC Santa Barbara W, 1-0 (1 OT) S29 #12 BYU L, 1-3 O2 San Diego T, 2-2 (2 OT) O7 Oregon State L, 0-1 (1 OT) O9 Oregon W, 3-0 O14 at Washington State W, 4-2 O16 at Washington W, 3-0 O21 #25 Stanford T, 0-0 (2 OT) O23 #10 California L, 0-1 O29 at #25 Arizona W, 2-1 N4 at USC L, 0-1 (OT) N6 at #4 UCLA L, at New Mexico; 2 at Dartmouth 2006 Season Overall: (.500) Pac-10: (.388) A17 at Northern Ariz. (exhib) W, 2-1 A25 at UC Irvine W, 3-0 A28 Loyola (Md.) W, 2-0 S1 #1 Florida State ^ L, 0-1 (1 OT) S3 #27 St. Louis ^ T, 1-1 (2 OT) S8 vs Denver & W, 1-0 S10 vs UCF & W, 2-0 S15 at UC Santa Barbara T, 2-2 (2 OT) S17 Pepperdine L, 0-1 S24 at San Diego L, 0-1 S29 UNLV W, 1-0 O1 Mexico WNT (exhib) L, 0-3 O6 Oregon State L, 1-2 (1 OT) O8 Oregon L, 0-1 O13 at #25 Stanford L, 2-3 O15 at #12 California W, 1-0 O20 #21 USC L, 0-1 O22 #3 UCLA L, 1-2 O28 Arizona W, 4-0 N3 at Washington State W, 2-1 N5 at Washington T, 1-1 (2 OT) ^ Heather Farr KICKS Against Breast Cancer Invitational & UNLV Rebel Classic (at Las Vegas, Nev.) 2007 Season Overall: (.525) Pac-10: (.500) A 31 vs. Idaho State & W, 1-0 S 2 at UNLV & L, 1-2 S 7 #4 Texas L, 0-1 S 9 Charlotte W, 1-0 S 14 at SMU W, 4-1 S 16 at TCU W, 2-0 S 21 #1 Santa Clara L,0-1 S 25 at New Mexico L, 0-1 S 28 San Diego State W, 3-0 S 30 Creighton W, 4-0 O 7 #19 San Diego L, 0-1 O 12 Washington W, 3-0 O 14 #25 Washington St. W, 1-0 (1 OT) O 19 at Oregon L, 0-1 O 21 at Oregon State W, 2-1 (2 OT) O 26 California L, 1-3 O 28 Stanford T, 0-0 (2 OT) N 2 at UCLA L, 1-3 N 4 at USC L, 0-1 N 9 at Arizona W, 2-1 Home Matches in Bold (at Sun Devil Soccer Stadium) & UNLV Rebel Classic (at Las Vegas, Nev.) 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40 Record Book TEAM SEASON RECORDS Season Points Season Gs As Pnts 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Season Goals Scored Season Goals 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Season Assists Season Assists 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Season Shots Attempted Season Goals Shots 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Season Saves Season GA Saves 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Season Goals Against Avg. Season GA Mins GAA 1. Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Sun Devils Game records - Team Team Goals Scored in a... Single Match 7 2x; last vs. Eastern Michigan (Sept. 15, 2000) Pac-10 Match 4 5x; last vs. Arizona (Oct. 28, 2006) Team Assists in a... Single Match 8 vs. Pittsburgh (Sept. 10, 2000) Pac-10 Match 5 at Washington State (Oct. 17, 1997) Team Points in a... Single Match 22 vs. Pittsburgh - Sept. 10, 2000 (7 goals-8 assists) Pac-10 Match 12 3x; last: vs. Arizona - Oct. 28, 2006 (4 goals-4 assists) Team Shots in a... Single Match 34 vs. Washington State (Oct. 23, 1998) Pac-10 Match 34 vs. Washington State (Oct. 23, 1998) Team Saves in a... Single Match 14 at Minnesota (Sept. 4, 1999) Pac-10 Match 11 4x; last: vs. UCLA (Oct. 22, 2006) Most Goals Allowed in a... Single Match 6 at San Diego State (Sept. 29, 1996) Pac-10 Match 5 2x; last: at UCLA (Oct. 8, 1999) Fewest Goals Allowed in a... Single Match 0 69x, last: vs. Stanford (Oct. 28, 2007) Pac-10 Match 0 25x, last: vs. Stanford (Oct. 28, 2007) Game records - INDIVIDUAL Individual Goals Scored in a... Single Match 3 4x; last: Patrice Feulner at Baylor (Aug. 31, 2001) Pac-10 Match 2 10x; last: Alexandra Elston at Oregon State (Oct. 21, 2007) Individual Assists in a... Single Match 2 30x; last: Kylla Sjoman vs. Washington (Oct. 12, 2007) Pac-10 Match 2 11x; last: Kylla Sjoman vs. Washington (Oct. 12, 2007) Individual Points in a... Single Match 7 2x; last: Patrice Feulner vs. Eastern Michigan - Sept. 15, 2000 (3G-1A) Pac-10 Match 5 2x; last: Alissa Oldenkamp vs. Arizona - Oct. 28, 2006 (2G-1A) Individual Saves in a... Single Match 14 Erin Reinke at Minnesota (Sept. 4, 1999) Pac-10 Match 11 3x; last: Erin Reinke vs. UCLA (Nov. 3, 2000) miscellaneous Game records Fastest Goal Scored By Arizona State Player 0:18 by Katie Mahoney vs. Cal Poly (Nov. 14, 2003) By Opposing Player 0:56 by Kimber Bailey of SMU (Sept. 14, 2007) Shutouts Recorded By Arizona State Defense 10 shutouts in 2000 Shutouts in a Row season (465 minutes) Opponent Defense 7 shutouts in 1996 Consecutive... Individual Goals 4 4x; last: Elizabeth Bogus (2005) Individual Assists 2 3x; last: Kylla Sjoman (2007) Shutout Minutes 510:56 Largest Crowds All Matches 3,466 at UCLA - Oct. 14, 2001 (L, 2-3) Home Match 1,505 vs. Notre Dame - Sept. 10, 2004 (L, 1-2) Home Pac-10 1,142 vs. Stanford - Nov. 2, 2001 (W, 1-0 OT) Away Match 3,466 at UCLA - Oct. 14, 2001 (L, 2-3) Away Pac-10 3,466 at UCLA - Oct. 14, 2001 (L, 2-3) Neutral Match 1,765 vs. Cal Poly (at Santa Clara) - Nov. 14, 2003 (W, 3-1) 38 A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r 2008

41 Record Book INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Career Points Years G-A Pts 1. Stacey Tullock Elizabeth Bogus Brittany Cooper Patrice Feulner Manya Makoski Antoinette Marjanovic , Karine Inoue Jaclyn Clark Courtney Crane , Holly Cohen Career Goals Scored Years Gs 1. Stacey Tullock Elizabeth Bogus Brittany Cooper Patrice Feulner Manya Makoski Antoinette Marjanovic , Karine Inoue Courtney Crane , Jaclyn Clark Holly Cohen Career Assists Years As 1. Stacey Tullock Manya Makoski Elizabeth Bogus Antoinette Marjanovic , Patrice Feulner Karine Inoue Brittany Cooper Kim Wagner Jaclyn Clark Holly Cohen Career Game-Winning Goals Years GW 1. Stacey Tullock Elizabeth Bogus Manya Makoski Brittany Cooper Patrice Feulner Antoinette Marjanovic , Karine Inoue Jaclyn Clark Karin Volpe pres. 3 Kyleyn Felts Career Keeper Saves Years GA Svs 1. Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Kelly Fitzgerald Kristin Slater Kari Laughlin * Minimum of 50 saves Season Keeper Saves Season GA Svs 1. Erin Reinke Erin Reinke Kelly Fitzgerald Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Kristin Slater Kim Bingham Kim Bingham Kari Laughlin Briana Silvestri * Minimum of 45 saves INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Season Points Season G-A Pnts 1. Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Patrice Feulner Stacey Tullock Elizabeth Bogus Brittany Cooper Patrice Feulner Jaclyn Clark Antoinette Marjanovic Elizabeth Bogus Season Goals Scored Season Gs 1. Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Patrice Feulner Elizabeth Bogus Patrice Feulner Brittany Cooper Elizabeth Bogus Jaclyn Clark Antoinette Marjanovic Season Assists Season As 1. Manya Makoski Kylla Sjoman Jaclyn Clark Holly Cohen Patrice Feulner Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Antoinette Marjanovic Elizabeth Bogus Manya Makoski Brittany Cooper Stacey Tullock Kim Wagner Season Game-Winning Goals Season GW 1. Elizabeth Bogus Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Patrice Feulner Karin Volpe Manya Makoski Antoinette Marjanovic Brittney Doty Kylen Felts Elizabeth Bogus Brittany Cooper Manya Makoski Stephanie Ebner Amy LePeilbet Karine Inoue KEEPER Career and season RECORDS Career Goals Against Avg. Years GA Mins GAA 1. Kelly Fitzgerald Kim Bingham Erin Reinke Kristin Slater Kari Laughlin * Minimum of 500 minutes played Season Goals Against Avg. Season GA Mins GAA 1. Briana Silvestri Kim Bingham Erin Reinke Kelly Fitzgerald Kristin Slater Erin Reinke Kelly Fitzgerald Kim Bingham Kim Bingham * Minimum of 200 minutes played Season Pac-10 Records (Top 5) Points in a Pac-10 Season Year G-A Pnts 1. Stacey Tullock Stacey Tullock Jaclyn Clark Brittany Cooper Antoinette Marjanovic Goals in a Pac-10 Season Year Gs 1. Stacey Tullock Brittany Cooper Stacey Tullock Jaclyn Clark Antoinette Marjanovic Assists in a Pac-10 Season Year As 1. Kylla Sjoman Manya Makoski Manya Makoski Stacey Tullock Antoinette Marjanovic Mariane Simmons GWG in Pac-10 Matches Year GW 1. Elizabeth Bogus Alexandra Elston Kylen Felts Manya Makoski Stephanie Ebner Stacey Tullock & Jennifer Peterson Karine Inoue Jaclyn Clark Keeper Saves in Pac-10 Season Season GA Svs 1. Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Kelly Fitzgerald Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Erin Reinke Fewest Goals Allowed Season GA Mins GAA 1. Erin Reinke : Kim Bingham : Kim Bingham : Kristin Slater : Briana Silvestri : minimum of 500 minutes played during the Pac-10 slate GAA in Pac-10 Season Season GA Mins GAA 1. Kim Bingham : Kim Bingham : Erin Reinke : Briana Silvestri : Kim Bingham : Career Shutouts Recorded Seasons SO 1. Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Kelly Fitzgerald Kristin Slater Briana Silvestri pres. 6.0 Season Shutouts Recorded Season SO 1. Erin Reinke Kim Bingham Kelly Fitzgerald Erin Reinke Kelly Fitzgerald Erin Reinke Kristin Slater Kim Bingham Kim Bingham Kim Bingham Erin Reinke A r i z o n a St a t e Un i v e r s i t y W o m e n ' s So c c e r

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44 2008 sun devil Soccer 2008 SUN DEVIL Soccer schedule Aug. 22 At Northern Arizona 7:00 PM Aug. 29 At Pepperdine 3:00 PM Aug. 31 At San Diego State 1:00 PM Sept. 5 TCU 7:00 PM Sept. 7 Weber State 1:00 PM Sept. 12 AT Baylor 5:00 PM Sept. 14 AT Texas 11:00 AM Sept. 19 CSU-Northridge 7:00 PM Sept. 21 Michigan 1:00 PM Sept. 26 UCSB 7:00 PM Sept. 28 Long Beach State 1:00 PM Oct. 10 Arizona 7:00 PM Oct. 17 UCLA 7:00 PM Oct. 19 USC 1:00 PM Oct. 24 At California 3:30 PM Oct. 26 At Stanford 1:00 PM Oct. 31 Oregon 7:00 PM Nov. 2 Oregon State 1:00 PM Nov. 7 At Washington 8:00 PM Nov. 9 At Washington State 11:00 AM *Dates subject to change. All times local and subject to change. thesundevils.com Pictured From Left to right: #7 Carla Scanniello, #5 Kylla Sjoman