6 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2011 NCAA Elite Eight Four-Time Big West Regular Season Champions 3 Big West Tournament Titles

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1 6 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2011 NCAA Elite Eight Four-Time Big West Regular Season Champions 3 Big West Tournament Titles LONG BEACH STATE Women s Soccer Assistant AD for Athletic Communications: Roger Kirk Office Phone: (562) Cell Phone: (562) Roger.Kirk@csulb.edu Schedule August Fri. 17 at UCLA 7 p.m. Sun. 19 SMU Noon Fri. 24 Northeastern 7 p.m. Sun. 26 San Diego State 6 p.m. Thu. 30 at Texas 5 p.m. THIS WEEK Game 1 THIS WEEK Game 2 September Sun. 2 Auburn 5 p.m. Fri. 7 St. John s 7 p.m. Fri. 14 at USC 1 p.m. Mon. 17 at BYU 4:30 p.m. Sat. 22 Loyola Marymount 7 p.m. Thu. 27 at CS Fullerton 7 p.m. October Thu. 4 at Hawai i 10 p.m. Thu. 11 Cal Poly 6 p.m. Sun. 14 UC Santa Barbara 6 p.m. Thu. 18 at UC Riverside 6 p.m. Sun. 21 UC Irvine 6 p.m. Thu. 25 at UC Davis 4 p.m. Sun. 28 CSUN 2 p.m. at #2 UCLA (0-0-0) Date: Friday, August 17 Time: 7 p.m. (Pac-12 Networks) Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Venue: Annenberg Stadium (3,000) Live Stats: UCLALiveStats.com Radio: 22 West Radio Live Stream: Pac-12.com vs. SMU (0-0-0) Date: Sunday, August 19 Time: Noon Location: Long Beach, Calif. Venue: George Allen Field Live Stats: BeachLiveStats.com Radio: 22 West Radio Live Stream: LongBeachState.com BEFORE KICKOFF Long Beach State opens the 2018 season with a tough test under the bright lights, kicking off the season on the road at No. 2 UCLA at 7 p.m. on Friday, August 17. The Beach will be the first opponents to play in the grand opening of Wallis Annenberg Stadium, and the game will be broadcast live on the Pac-12 Networks, with JB Long and Tammy Blackburn on the call. Following that game, Long Beach State is excited to host its home opener on Sunday, August 19, taking on SMU in George Allen Field at Noon. Follow the action live through com, or join us at the field to participate in a record-breaking water balloon toss. Last week Long Beach State ventured to another new venue, playing UC Irvine in a preseason exhibition at Great Park Stadium in Irvine. With a pregame reception for all in attendance pregame, the Black and Blue event was a success and sets the stage for potential further games in the nearby facility Quick Facts General Information Location... Long Beach, Calif. Founded Enrollment... 36,822 Nickname... 49ers or Beach Colors...Black & Gold Conference... Big West President... Dr. Jane Close Conoley Athletics Director... Andy Fee Team Information Head Coach... Mauricio Ingrassia, 15th year Record at LBSU Career Record... Same 2017 Overall Record Big West Record (5th) Program History Years ; 1998-present All-Time Record (24th year) All-Time Big West Record (20th year) The Beach returns 18 letterwinners for the 2018 season from the 2017 team, and welcomes back nine starters from last season in goalkeeper Imani McDonald, defenders Kaitlin Fregulia, Sarah Pilster, Chloe Froment and Alyssa Alvarez, midfielders Katie Pingel, Rocio Rodriguez, and Dana Fujikuni and forward Rola Badawiya. Another key returner for Long Beach State missed 2017, as Ashley Gonzales returns for the Beach. The senior played in just two games before a medical redshirt, but the 2016 Big West Offensive Player of the Year is back for LBSU in Gonzales through three seasons already rates among Long Beach State s all-time offensive leaders. BEACH NOTES Entering 2018, Long Beach State has defeated or tied a ranked team in nine straight seasons. LBSU led the Big West in attendance last season and takes aim at the first year with 1,000 average attendance. Head coach Mauricio Ingrassia has recorded 155 victories over 14 years at the helm of the Long Beach State women s soccer program, reaching his 150th career victory in the team s 3-0 win over San Diego. Long Beach State has made six NCAA Tournament appearances since LBSU has won four Big West regular season ( , 2015) and three Big West Tournament titles ( , 2016). Ashley Gonzales Among Career Leaders GW Goals 13 2nd Goals 29 4th Shots 160 5th Points 64 6th

2 2018 BIG WEST STANDINGS Big West Overall W-L-T Pts. W-L-T Pct. Long Beach State UC Irvine CSUN UC Davis UC Riverside Cal State Fullerton UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly Hawai i LBSU vs. UCLA UCLA leads Comparative Team Stats LBSU UCLA Overall Record Conference Record Goals-Shot Attempts Goals Per Game Shot Percentage Shots on Goal-Attempts SOG Percentage Shots Per Game Corner Kicks Penalty Kicks Saves 0 0 Shutouts Goals Against Average 0.00 Last Ten Games Date Site Result 9/21/83 Los Angeles, Calif. W, /29/84 Long Beach, Calif. L, 0-2 8/26/05 Los Angeles, Calif. L, 0-3 9/3/06 Los Angeles, Calif. L, 0-1 8/30/09 Long Beach, Calif. L, 0-4 8/21/15 Long Beach, Calif. W, 1-0 9/18/16 Los Angeles, Calif. L, 1-2 8/20/17 Long Beach, Calif. L, 1-5 Series by the Numbers Record at LBSU Record at Opponent Record at Neutral Sites Most Goals - LBSU 4 Most Goals - Opponent 4 Largest Margin of Victory - LBSU 2 Largest Margin of Victory - Opponent 4 Longest LBSU Win Streak 1 Longest Opponent Win Streak 4 Current Streak UCLA won 2 The LBSU defense should be an area of strength in the upcoming year. The Beach recorded 9 shutouts one season ago, second-most in the Big West, and return four starters from the back line as well as senior Sarah Maher and goalkeeper Imani McDonald. Combined, Alyssa Alvarez, Kaitlin Fregulia, Chloe Froment, Sarah Pilster and Maher have combined for 195 games of experience in defense. In the absence of Gonzales at the top of the formation in 2017, Long Beach State had tremendous offensive balance, with 13 different players combining to score the 25 total goals for the Beach on the year, while 12 players combined for the assists on those goals. In total, 17 different players combined to play in Long Beach State s scoring last season. Long Beach State will once again face a tremendous non-conference schedule. On the slate are three road games against opponents ranked in the Top 25, including the season opener against No. 2 UCLA as well as at USC and Texas. Additionally, Long Beach State will host two opponents receiving votes in the preseason polls in Auburn as well as the team s home opener on August 19 against SMU. Receiving two first-place votes, Long Beach State was picked to finish second in the Big West preseason coaches poll, two points behind UC Irvine, who took the top spot along with three first-place votes. Cal State Fullerton also received three first-place votes and was picked to finish third and the three rivals were very close in the final point totals. CSUN was picked to finish fourth, followed by UC Davis who received the final first-place vote. UCSB, UC Riverside, Cal Poly and Hawai i rounded out the order as predicted by the coaches. The Beach had three players selected to the 11-player preseason all-conference team as well. Senior Forward Ashley Gonzales and Junior F/MF Katie Pingel were two of the offensive players selected, while defender Chloe Froment was one of the four defenders picked as the top representatives for the Big West entering the season. All three have previously earned All-Big West honors, with Gonzales and Froment both claiming top individual honors in Along with Long Beach State s nine returning starters, the Beach brings back six additional players that played in over half of the 49ers games last season. Senior Sarah Maher will help bolster the defense, while Taylor Bistline, Kayla Cannon, Kaylee Ramirez, Nadiyah Siqueiros,and Makayla Soll will all continue to challenge for time on the field in Additional reinforcements for the Beach come in the form of seven newcomers for Riana Castaneda joins the team as a junior college transfer after two years as the starting goalkeeper at Fresno City College. She is joined by six new freshman in a highly touted class featuring Sierra Castles, Charlotte Guillory, Elysia Laramie, Angela Morales, Lena Silano, and goalkeeper Abigail Trengove. SCOUTING THE BRUINS UCLA fell 3-2 in the College Cup Championship one season ago, and enters the season ranked No. 2 in the nation. Senior Hailey Mace led the Bruin attack one season ago, scoring 15 goals to lead UCLA. SERIES RECORD vs. UCLA Long Beach State holds two wins in eight meetings against the Bruins, with the meetings evenly split between the two sites. The Beach won the first meeting between the teams in 1983, and also owns a win in the modern era, dropping the Bruins 1-0 in 2015 at George Allen Field. While the Beach didn t play UCLA in the 2011 NCAA tournament, Drake Stadium was the site of the program s signature win, as the 49ers defeated San Diego 1-0 to advance to the Elite Eight following a 1-0 win over Miami, also in Westwood. SCOUTING THE MUSTANGS SMU returns their three top scoring threats from a year ago, and starts the year just outside of the Top 25 in the United Soccer Coaches Poll. Last year, the Mustangs went overall and were knocked out in the semifinals of the American Athletic Conference Tournament by USF, PRESEASON COACHES POLL School Points 1. UC Irvine (1) Long Beach State (8) Cal State Fullerton CSUN UC Davis UC Santa Barbara UC Riverside Cal Poly Hawai i...15 SERIES RECORD vs. SMU This is the first meeting between the teams. THIS AND THAT Last season, Long Beach State led the Big West in attendance and set a new single-season best while averaging 992 in attendance per game. With plenty of fun promotions and a great schedule on the horizon, Beach Women s Soccer is looking to break 1,000 fans per game for the first time in Long Beach State will have three players on the roster that have earned top honors in the Big West conference in their careers. Forward Ashley Gonzales was the 2016 Offensive Player of the Year, while defender Chloe Froment was the 2016 Freshman of the Year. Defender Kaitlin Fregulia was honored as the Big West Defensive Player of the Year last season as well. ( ) Indicates first-place votes

3 2018 SEASON SUPERLATIVES LBSU Team Highs SOG... Saves... CKs... Fouls... Opponent Team Highs SOG... Saves... CKs... Fouls... LBSU Team Lows SOG... Saves... CKs... Fouls... Opponent Team Lows SOG... Saves... CKs... Fouls... LBSU Player Game Highs Saves AT A GLANCE #00 Imani McDonald 2017 Big West Service & Leadership Award recipient 10th in Career Minutes in Goal 8th in Career Shutouts Career GAA of 1.10 ranks 6th entering season #2 Kaitlin Fregulia 2017 Big West Defensive Player of the Year A probable redshirt during 2018 #5 Rocio Rodriguez Has not missed a game in three seasons at the Beach Six career goals ranks second on the team behind Gonzales. #9 Dana Fujikuni A two-time honorable All-Big West selection Enters 2017 with three goals and five assists at LBSU Played every game in the last two seasons Only 49er to start every game in #10 Chloe Froment 2016 Big West Freshman of the Year Played in every game in last two seasons Seven assists the most among active players #14 Ashley Gonzales 2016 Big West Offensive Player of the Year Five goals away from setting the LBSU career record Two away from tying Kim Silos for school record with 15-gamewinning goals #17 Sarah Maher Senior has played in 44 games at the Beach Scored game-winner against UC Riverside in 2017 #18 Katie Pingel Second-Team All-Big West selection after transferring to Long Beach State from Santa Clara in 2017 Scored three goals with two assists one season ago In 2017, led LBSU with 50 shots, 23 shots on goal #21 Alyssa Alvarez Has not missed a game in three seasons at the Beach Two goals and two assists in three years #27 Rola Badawiya Tied for team lead in 2017 with four goals scored Played in all 18 games as a true freshman #31 Sarah Pilster Started 16 games and played 18 as a true freshman 2018 Long Beach State Soccer Overall Record Non-Conference Big West Home Away Current Streak... W1 Last Win vs. UC Davis (10/29/17) Last Loss at UC Santa Barbara (10/15/17) Last Tie (2 OT) at CSUN (10/26/17) Longest Win Streak...- Longest Unbeaten Streak...- Longest Losing Streak...- Current Home Streak... W2 Last Home Win vs. UC Davis (10/29/17) Last Home Loss vs. CS Fullerton (10/8/17) Current Road Streak...T1 Last Road Win at St. John s (9/17/17) Last Road Loss at UC Santa Barbara (10/15/17) LBSU S RECORD WHEN Scoring 0-2 goals Scoring 3-5 goals Scoring 6 or more goals Opponent scores 0-2 goals Opponent scores 3-5 goals Opponent scores 6 or more goals Scoring first Opponent scores first More shot attempts Fewer shot attempts Same shot attempts More corner kicks Fewer corner kicks Same corner kicks More fouls Fewer fouls Same fouls In overtime In double overtime vs. Ranked opponents vs. Big Ten vs. BIG EAST vs. Big West vs. Ivy League vs. Pac vs. Mountain West vs. West Coast in August in September in October Playing on Sunday Playing on Thursday Playing on Friday Playing on Saturday Night Game Day Game (Before 5 p.m.)

4 UNITED SOCCER COACHES POLL Preseason - August 7 No. School Pts. Prev. Record 1 Stanford (34) UCLA (1) Duke Penn State South Carolina North Carolina Florida Virginia West Virginia Florida State Texas A&M USC Princeton Notre Dame Baylor UCF Texas Pepperdine Santa Clara NC State Washington State Georgetown Ohio State Rutgers Tennessee Also Receiving Votes: Cal, South Florida, Wake Forest, Clemson, Oklahoma State, Auburn, Colorado, Ole Miss, Minnesota, Northwestern, SMU, Arizona, LSU, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Butler, Samford TOP DRAWER SOCCER POLL Week 1 - August 13 Overall No. School Conference Record 1. Stanford Pac UCLA Pac North Carolina ACC Florida SEC Virginia ACC Penn State Big Ten Duke ACC South Carolina SEC Florida State ACC Texas A&M SEC USC Pac Princeton Ivy West Virginia Big Santa Clara WCC UCF AAC NC State ACC Tennessee SEC South Florida AAC Notre Dame ACC Oklahoma State Big Arizona Pac Baylor Big Pepperdine WCC Texas Big Washington State Pac Others considered: Georgetown, Colorado, Ohio State, Wake Forest, California Bold indicates 2018 opponent NCAA WOMEN S SOCCER RPI Preseason LBSU S NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 2018 No. School (Conference) Record -- UCLA (Pac-12) SMU (C-USA) Northeastern (CAA) San Diego State (MWC) Texas (Big 12) Auburn (SEC) St. John s (Big East) USC (Pac-12) BYU (MWC) LMU (WCC) BIG WEST CONFERENCE 2018 No. School Record -- Long Beach State Cal Poly Cal State Fullerton CSUN Hawai i UC Davis UC Irvine UC Santa Barbara UC Riverside Bold indicates 2018 opponent 2018 LONG BEACH STATE GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS OVERALL BWC DATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORD RECORD LBSU GOALS LBSU ASSISTS LBSU SAVES Aug. 17 UCLA Aug. 19 SMU Aug. 24 Northeastern Aug. 26 San Diego State Aug. 30 Texas Sept. 2 Auburn Sept. 7 St. John s Sept. 14 USC Sept. 17 BYU Sept. 22 Loyola Marymount Sept. 27 * Cal State Fullerton Oct. 4 * Hawai i Oct. 11 * Cal Poly Oct. 14 * UC Santa Barbara Oct. 18 * UC Riverside Oct. 21 * UC Irvine Oct. 25 * UC Davis Oct. 28 * CSUN * - Big West game

5 Shots 1. Hayley Bolt ( ) Kim Silos ( ) Nadia Link ( ) Lindsay Bullock ( ) Ashley Gonzales (2014-present) Mimi Rangel ( ) Shawna Gordon ( ) Abie Curry ( ) Allison Wiegand ( ) Kristin Travis ( ) Goals 1. Janet Fettig ( ) Nadia Link ( )...32 Kim Silos ( ) Ashley Gonzales (2014-present)...29 Annette Fernandez ( ) Hayley Bolt ( ) Lindsay Bullock ( ) Allison Wiegand ( ) Shawna Gordon ( ) Nicole Hubbard ( )...17 Assists 1. Kim Silos ( ) Annette Fernandez ( ) Shawna Gordon ( ) Janet Fettig ( ) Mimi Rangel ( )...20 Nadia Link ( ) Hayley Bolt ( ) Dana Farquhar ( ) Sahar Haghdan ( ) Jessica Vincent ( ) LBSU CAREER RECORDS Points 1. Kim Silos ( ) Janet Fettig ( ) Nadia Link ( )...84 Annette Fernandez ( ) Hayley Bolt ( ) Ashley Gonzales (2014-present) Shawna Gordon ( ) Lindsay Bullock ( ) Mimi Rangel ( ) Allison Wiegand ( ) Game Winning Goals 1. Kim Silos ( ) Ashley Gonzales (2014-present)...13 Nadia Link ( ) Hayley Bolt ( ) Mimi Rangel ( )...7 Lindsay Bullock ( )... 7 Shawna Gordon ( ) Sahar Haghdan ( ) Allison Wiegand ( ) Eileen Maes ( )... 4 Nicole Hubbard ( )... 4 Kristen Kiefer ( )...4 Abie Curry ( )...4. Saves 1. Liz Ramos ( ) Ashton McKeown ( ) Jihan Elgazzar ( ) Lisa Pinckney ( ) Hannah Cochrun ( ) Emily Kingsborough ( ) Meghan Hartwyk ( ) Kaitlyn Gustaves ( ) Tara Gotthardt ( ) Michaeli Ramage (1998) Shutouts 1. Liz Ramos ( ) Ashton McKeown ( ) Kaitlyn Gustaves ( ) Jihan Elgazzar ( ) Emily Kingsborough ( ) Meghan Hartwyk ( ) Tara Gotthardt ( ) Imani McDonald (2015-present) Hannah Cochrun ( ) Marina Meyers (2012) Goals Against Average (Min. 950 minutes) 1. Liz Ramos ( ) Ashton McKeown ( ) Kaitlyn Gustaves ( ) Kaci McCain ( ) Emily Kingsborough ( ) Imani McDonald (2015-present) Breanna Truelove ( ) Marrina Meyers (2012) Hannah Cochrun ( ) Meghan Hartwyk ( ) Minutes in Goal 1. Liz Ramos ( ) :30 2. Ashton McKeown ( ) :38 3. Jihan Elgazzar ( ) :00 4. Emily Kingsborough ( ) :15 5. Meghan Hartwyk ( ) :52 6. Kaitlyn Gustaves ( ) :17 7. Hannah Cochrun ( ) :00 8. Tara Gotthardt ( ) :59 9. Marrina Meyers (2012) : Imani McDonald (2015-present) : LONG BEACH STATE STARTING LINEUPS DATE OPPONENT F F F/MF MF MF MF/D D D D D GK Aug. 17 UCLA Aug. 19 SMU Aug. 24 Northeastern Aug. 26 San Diego State Aug. 30 Texas Sept. 2 Auburn Sept. 7 St. John s Sept. 14 USC Sept. 17 BYU Sept. 22 Loyola Marymount Sept. 27 * Cal State Fullerton Oct. 4 * Hawai i Oct. 11 * Cal Poly Oct. 14 * UC Santa Barbara Oct. 18 * UC Riverside Oct. 21 * UC Irvine Oct. 25 * UC Davis Oct. 28 * CSUN * - Big West game

6 2018 LBSU Women s Soccer Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 00 Imani McDonald GK 5-6 Sr. 3L Long Beach, Calif. (Poly HS) 0 Abigail Trengove GK 5-10 Fr. HS Folsom, Calif. (Vista Del Lago HS) 1 Ashley Seymour GK 5-7 R-Fr. RS Carlsbad, Calif. (High Tech HS) 2 Kaitlin Fregulia D/F 5-9 Jr. 2L Torrance, Calif. (West HS) 4 Lena Silano F 5-7 Fr. HS Agoura Hills, Calif. (Agoura HS) 5 Rocio Rodriguez MF 5-6 Sr. 3L Inglewood, Calif. (Elsinore HS) 6 Nadiyah Siqueiros F 5-7 So. 1L Bellflower, Calif. (Mayfair HS) 7 Kayla Cannon F 5-3 So. 1L Torrance, Calif. (West HS) 8 Charlotte Guillory MF 5-7 Fr. HS Berkeley, Calif. (St. Mary s College HS) 9 Dana Fujikuni MF 5-4 Sr. 2L Moorpark, Calif. (UC Davis/Moorpark HS) 10 Chloe Froment D 5-7 Jr. 2L Lyon, France (Lycee Frederique Fays) 11 Sierra Castles MF/F 5-4 Fr. HS Lake Forest, Calif. (El Toro HS) 12 Makayla Soll MF 5-3 So. 1L Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Rancho Cucamonga HS) 13 Taylor Bistline F 5-7 Jr. 2L Garden Grove, Calif. (Pacifica HS) 14 Ashley Gonzales F 5-3 Sr. 3L Ontario, Calif. (Chino Hills HS) 15 Tori Buda F 5-4 So. 2L San Pedro, Calif. (Peninsula HS) 16 Malin Lindholm D/MF 5-10 Jr. 2L Helsingborg, Sweden (Kullagymnasiet) 17 Sarah Maher D 5-7 Sr. 3L Long Beach, Calif. (Wilson HS) 18 Katie Pingel F/MF 5-4 Jr. 1L Palos Verdes, Calif. (Santa Clara/Peninsula HS) 19 Angela Morales MF 5-3 Fr. HS Montclair, Calif. (Montclair HS) 21 Alyssa Alvarez D/MF 5-7 Sr. 2L Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS) 22 Ayana Robles MF 5-0 Jr. 1L Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Seattle/Rancho Cucamonga HS) 24 Kaylee Ramirez F 5-2 So. 1L Chino Hills, Calif. (Chino Hills HS) 25 Elysia Laramie D/F 5-9 Fr. HS Simi Valley, Calif. (Simi Valley HS) 27 Rola Badawiya F 5-8 So. 1L Riverside, Calif. (King HS) 28 Mackenzie Magaoay F 5-6 So. 1L Vacaville, Calif. (Will C. Wood HS) 31 Sarah Pilster D 5-6 So. 1L Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) 40 Riana Castaneda GK 5-4 Jr. JC Fresno, Calif. (Fresno City CC/Clovis North HS) Head Coach: Mauricio Ingrassia (Cal State Fullerton, 1995), 15th Year Associate Head Coach: Jeff Joyner (Cal State Dominguez Hills, 2001), 13th Year Assistant Coach: Joe Sudyka (Oregon State, 2015), 3rd Year Goalkeepers Coach: Patrick Seymour (Chico State, 2000), 3rd Year

7 MAURICIO INGRASSIA Head Coach 15th Year Long Beach State soccer has developed into a national contender under the direction of 15th-year head coach Mauricio Ingrassia. Under his leadership, Long Beach State has reached the elite eight of the NCAA Tournament, made six NCAA Tournament appearances, and has won either the Big West regular season or tournament championship seven times. The program s elite eight run in 2011 was the deepest any Big West women s soccer program has advanced into the postseason, and the program s six NCAA appearances under Ingrassia are the most of any coach in Big West history. This all coming from a program that following the reinstatement of the team in 1998 did not have a winning record until Ingrassia arrived. Ingrassia, who has led the 49ers to 12 winning campaigns, has compiled an impressive overall record in his 14 years at the helm, and the program has beaten or tied a ranked program in each of the last nine seasons as part of a schedule that annually is one of the toughest in the country. INGRASSIA S COACHING LEDGER AT LONG BEACH STATE Year Overall Big West Place Postseason th rd Big West Tournament Semifinals st Big West Tournament Semifinals st Big West Tournament Semifinals st Big West Finals/NCAA First Round T7th nd Big West Tournament Champions NCAA First Round nd Big West Tournament Champions NCAA Elite Eight th NCAA First Round T7th rd Big West Tournament Finals T1st Big West Finals/NCAA First Round th Big West Tournament Champions NCAA First Round th --- Totals NCAA Tournaments 9 Big West Tournaments Last season, the Beach was ranked as high as No. 24 in the nation, and had the best RPI in the Big West. Despite season-ending injuries to preseason All-Big West selections Ashley Gonzales and Kaitlin Fregulia over the course of the campaign, the Beach still posted an overall record of 9-6-3, and saw Fregulia honored as Big West Defensive Player of the Year for her efforts over just 14 games, and six 49ers in total received All-Big West consideration. Ingrassia s charges went unbeaten through their first four games of 2016, including a 1-0 win over #11 USC, and then lost only one game on the way to the Big West Tournament. The Beach then dropped CSUN 1-0 in the semifinals before rolling to a 3-0 win over UC Irvine in the championship match, securing the program s second straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Six players from the 2016 team were recognized as All-Big West, and the Beach claimed three major honors as Ashley Gonzales was named the Offensive Player of the Year, Mimi Rangel was the Midfielder of the Year, and Chloe Froment was selected as the Freshman of the Year. Ingrassia guided Long Beach State to its fourth Big West regular season title and fifth NCAA Tournament appearance in eight years in The Beach also advanced to the conference tournament final for the second-straight season. LBSU opened the campaign on a high note, defeating No. 4 UCLA in front of a record crowd of 2,232 at George Allen Field. Six 49ers earned All-Big West honors and three went on to garner NSCAA All-West Region accolades. In 2014, LBSU went overall and in Big West play to finish third in the regular-season standings. The Beach then upset second-seeded Cal Poly on their home field in the Big West Tournament semifinals by playing to a 0-0 draw before advancing to the championship match on penalty kicks. It was Long Beach State s fourth appearance in the conference finals since Long Beach State went in 2013 despite a roster that featured 12 true freshmen, seven of whom earned multiple starts. The Beach picked up big wins at No. 23 Texas Tech and against 11th-ranked BYU. Mimi Rangel was tabbed the Big West Freshman of the Year, while she was also a first-team all-conference selection. In 2012, Ingrassia reached a milestone as he notched his 100th career victory with a 2-1 win over Michigan. The 49ers also picked up key non-conference wins over Baylor and San Diego to help them earn an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. It was LBSU s third-straight postseason appearance. Long Beach State closed out the campaign with a record. Nadia Link garnered All-America and Big West Offensive Player of the Year honors for the second consecutive season. Link and Alex Balcer were also All-West Region selections, while Ingrassia saw seven of his players named to the all-conference team. The Beach finished with an overall record in 2011, which was the greatest season in program history. The 49ers claimed their second-straight Big West Tournament title and advanced deep into the NCAA Tournament, reaching the Elite Eight with victories over No. 7 Pepperdine, Miami and San Diego. LBSU also shattered the single-season school record for wins (18), goals (49), assists (52) and points (150). Nadia Link, who tied the individual single-season school record with 16 goals, became the first player in program history to earn NSCAA All-America honors. Link was joined by Shawna Gordon and Alex Balcer on the NSCAA All-West Region Team. In addition, Link and Gordon highlighted six 49ers on the all-conference team as they were tabbed the Big West Offensive Player of the Year and Big West Midfielder of the Year, respectively. After being picked to finish sixth in the 2010 Big West Preseason Poll, Long Beach State exceeded expectations, claiming the program s first Big West Tournament title to earn the league s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Beach tied the school s previous win record, finishing with a mark, and was second in the Big West regularseason standings at Lindsay Bullock was named the Big West Midfielder of the Year for the second time in her career, while Bullock, Shawna Gordon and Nadia Link were first-team all-conference selections. Bullock, Gordon and Bo Rael were also named to the NSCAA All-West Region Team. Ingrassia wasted no time in building the LBSU program as his first recruiting class, which was ranked 15th in the nation, quickly paid dividends, going in Hayley Bolt was named the Big West Conference co-freshman of the Year and joined Kim Silos as a Soccer Buzz Freshman All-American, firsts for the program, as were the national and regional rankings during the season. Even more impressive was the fact that upwards of eight freshmen were starters. In 2008, LBSU went and established then school records in goals (44), assists (37), points (125) and shots (326). The record-breaking campaign, which saw the Beach go undefeated in league play at 7-0-1, culminated in the program s third-straight Big West regular season title, its first appearance in the conference tournament finals and its first at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Long Beach State racked up the postseason awards as Ingrassia was recognized as the Big West Coach of the Year, Lindsay Bullock was named the conference s midfielder of the year, and Liz Ramos earned top goalkeeper honors. In addition, the 49ers placed 10 student-athletes on the All-Big West team, with Bullock and Hayley Bolt also being All-West Region selections. Ingrassia has mentored a handful of 49ers who have been recognized internationally. Nadia Link was invited to the United States U-23 National Team Camp in the fall of 2011 and the spring of Shawna Gordon also attended the U-20 National Team Camp in the spring of 2009, while Hayley Bolt was invited to train with the U-20 National Team during the spring of Jenn Brooks and Mariko Strickland were also invited to the Australian National Team camp in In addition, Ingrassia s players have been extremely successful in the classroom as they have boasted one CoSIDA Academic All-American, eight CoSIDA Academic All-District selections and 72 Big West All-Academic picks. Prior to Long Beach State, Ingrassia won five state titles at Long Beach City College, the most by any coach in California history (1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003). The Vikings finished the season ranked in the nation s top-five in five of his final seven years, including a No. 1 ranking in 2002 and Overall, Ingrassia went (.870), and ended on a 55-game unbeaten streak which began in October, 2001.From , the Vikings went an astounding (.965), starting with a record in 2000, followed by marks of , and In 2003 they went LBCC won five South Coast Conference titles and made the playoffs eight times. The Vikings earned their first playoff berth in school history in During Ingrassia s tenure at LBCC, the Vikings had three national players of the year (2000, 2002, 2003), nine All-Americans, 13 all-region selections and numerous allconference honors. Six players were also named the South Coast Conference Athlete of the Year. In addition to his players accolades, Ingrassia was named the NSCAA/Adidas Junior College National Coach of the Year in 2003, and was tabbed the conference s top coach three times (1997, 2000, 2003), as well as California State Coach of the Year five times. Ingrassia holds a USSF National A Coaching License. Ingrassia graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1995 with a bachelor s degree in psychology and earned his master s in education at Azusa Pacific in Ingrassia s playing days included two years at San Diego State ( ) and another with the Titans (1993). Ingrassia is married to Barbara, and has one daughter, Madison.

8 #00 IMANI MCDONALD 5-6 Goalkeeper Sr. Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... Goals Against (High)... Minutes...110:00, Twice, Last at CSUN (10/26/17) Saves... 7, vs. Hawaii (10/25/15) Goals Against...0, 9x, Last vs. UC Davis (10/29/17) *Goals against indicates career low. Year GM-GS GA GAA SVS SHO TOTALS #0 ABIGAIL TRENGOVE 5-0 Goalkeeper Fr. Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... Goals Against (High)... Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... *Goals against indicates career low. Year GM-GS GA GAA SVS SHO - #1 ASHLEY SEYMOUR 5-7 Goalkeeper R-Fr. Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... Goals Against (High)... Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... *Goals against indicates career low. Year GM-GS GA GAA SVS SHO #2 KAITLIN FREGULIA 5-9 Defender/Forward Jr. Points...2, 5x, last at UConn (9/14/17) Goals...1, 5x, last at UConn (9/14/17) Assists... 1, 3x, last at Hawai i (10/1/17) Shots... 5 vs. DePaul (9/11/16) TOTALS #4 LENA SILANO 5-7 Forward Fr. Points... Shots...

9 #5 ROCIO RODRIGUEZ 5-6 Midfielder Sr. Points... 2, 5x, last at. St. John s (9/17/17) Goals... 1, 6x, Last vs. UC Davis (10/29/17) Assists... 1, Twice, Last vs. UCR (10/22/17) Shots... 4, vs. Hawai i (10/1/17) TOTALS #6 NADIYAH SIQUEROS 5-7 Forward So. Points... 2 at San Diego State (8/27/17) Goals... 1 at San Diego State (8/27/17) Assists... 1 at Cal Poly (10/13/17) Shots... 1, Twice, Last at UCSB (10/15/17) TOTALS #7 KAYLA CANNON 5-3 Forward So. Points... 2, at UConn (9/14/17) Goals... 1, at UConn (9/14/17) Assists... 1, 2x, last at St. John s (9/17/17) Shots...1, 6x, last vs. Hawai i (10/1/17) TOTALS #8 CHARLOTTE GUILLORY 5-7 Midfielder Fr. Points... Shots... #9 DANA FUJIKUNI 5-4 Midfielder So. Points... 2, 2x, Last vs. San Diego (9/16/16) Goals...1, 3x, Last at CSUN (10/26/17) Assists... 1, 5x, Last vs. UC Davis (10/26/17) Shots... 3, Twice, Last at CSUN (10/26/17) TOTALS

10 #10 CHLOE FROMENT 5-7 Defender Jr. Points...2, vs. San Diego State (8/29/16) Assists...2, vs. San Diego State (8/29/16) Shots...3, 3x, last at UC IrvIne (10/5/17) TOTALS #11 SIERRA CASTLES 5-4 Midfielder/Forward Fr. Points... Shots... #12 MAKAYLA SOLL 5-3 Midfielder So. Points... Goals... 1 at Cal Poly (10/13/17) Shots... 3 at Cal Poly (10/13/17) TOTALS #13 TAYLOR BISTLINE 5-7 Forward Jr. Points...1 vs. No. 9 UCLA (8/20/17) Assists...1 vs. No. 9 UCLA (8/2017) Shots... 2 at CSUN (10/26/17) TOTALS #14 ASHLEY GONZALES 5-3 Forward Sr. Points...4, 3x, last vs. Hawaii (10/25/15) Goals...2, 3x, last vs. Hawaii (10/25/15) Assists... 2, vs. Denver (8/31/14) Shots... 8, vs. Cal State Fullerton (10/4/15) * TOTALS

11 #15 TORI BUDA 5-4 Forward So. Points... Shots...1, vs. CS Fullerton (10/8/17) TOTALS #16 MALIN LINDHOLM 5-10 Defender So. Points... Shots TOTALS #17 SARAH MAHER 5-7 Defender Sr. Points...3, vs. San Diego State (8/29/16) Goals... 1, Twice, Last vs. UCR (10/22/17) Assists...1, vs. San Diego State (8/29//16) Shots... 3 vs. UCR (10/22/17) TOTALS #18 KATIE PINGEL 5-4 Forward/Midfield Jr. Points... 2, 2x, Last vs. No. 22 Northwestern (8/24/17) Goals... 1, 3x, Last vs. UC Davis (10/26/17) Assists...1, 2x, last vs. Hawai i (10/1/17) Shots... 6 at Cal Poly (10/13/17) TOTALS #19 ANGELA MORALES 5-3 Midfielder Fr. Shots...

12 #21 ALYSSA ALVAREZ 5-7 Defender/Midfielder Sr. Points... 2, 2x, last at Cincinnati (9/17/15) Goals... 1, 2x, last at Cincinnati (9/17/15) Assists... 1, 2x, last vs. Cal Poly (10/6/16) Shots... 2, 5x, last vs. CS Fullerton (10/8/17) TOTALS #22 AYANA ROBLES 5-0 Midfielder So. Points... 2, Twice, Last vs. San Diego (9/8/17) Goals... 1, Twice, Last vs. San Diego (9/8/17) Shots...1, 5x, Last at CSUN (10/26/17) TOTALS #24 KAYLEE RAMIREZ 5-2 Forward So. Shots...2, at LMU (9/10/17) TOTALS #25 ELYSIA LARAMIE 5-9 Defender/Forward Fr. Shots... #27 ROLA BADAWIYA 5-8 Forward So. Points...2, 2x, Last at UConn (9/14/17) Goals... 1, 4x, Last vs. UCR (10/22/17) Shots... 3, 2x, Last vs. CS Fullerton (10/8/17) TOTALS

13 #28 MACKENZIE MAGAOAY 5-6 Forward Jr. Points...1, 2x, last vs. San Diego (9/16/16) Assists...1, 2x, last vs. San Diego (9/16/16) Shots...4, 2x, last vs. Cal State Fullerton (10/9/16) TOTALS #31 SARAH PILSTER 5-6 Defender So. Points... Shots... 1, Twice, Last at Cal Poly (10/13/17) TOTALS #40 RIANA CASTANEDA 5-4 Goalkeeper Jr. Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... Goals Against (High)... Minutes... Saves... Goals Against... *Goals against indicates career low. Year GM-GS GA GAA SVS SHO

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16 2017 Overall Statistics RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 18 CSUN To Aug 20 #9 UCLA L Aug 24 #22 NORTHWESTERN W Aug 27 at San Diego State W Sep 01 DARTMOUTH W Sep 03 at #25 California L Sep 08 SAN DIEGO W Sep 10 at Loyola Marymount L Sep 14 at UConn Wo Sep 17 at St. John's W * Oct 01 HAWAII W * Oct 05 at UC Irvine To * Oct 08 CAL STATE FULLERTON L * Oct 13 at Cal Poly L * Oct 15 at UC Santa Barbara L * Oct 22 UC RIVERSIDE W * Oct 26 at CSUN To * Oct 29 UC DAVIS W TEAM STATISTICS LBSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/991 9/507 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 20 Bolden, Tori Badawiya, Rola Pingel, Katie Rodriguez, Rocio Fregulia, Kaitlin Robles, Ayanna Vincent, Jessica Fujikuni, Dana Cannon, Kayla Siqueiros, Nadiyah Soll, Makayla Gonzales, Ashley Maher, Sarah Froment, Chloe Emmons, Allie Bistline, Taylor Lombardo, Kayla Alvarez, Alyssa Ramirez, Kaylee Stephan, Erica Prescott, Kailee Pilster, Sarah Conway, Paige Buda, Tori Moore, Madison Sanders, Jordan Hummel, Mia McDonald, Imani Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 Hummel, Mia 8 652: /1 00 McDonald, Imani : /1 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Long Beach State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Long Beach State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Long Beach State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Long Beach State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Long Beach State Opponents