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1 USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC University of Southern California 2013 Women s Soccer 2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 18 ALUMNI GAME 3 p.m. Aug. 23 vs. #11 San Diego State ^ W 4-1 Aug. 25 at San Diego ^ W 4-2 Aug. 30 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 4-1 Minnesota Gold Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) Sept. 6 vs. Mississippi % T 1-1 Sept. 8 vs. LSU % L 1-0 #Sept. 13 PEPPERDINE (Pac-12 Net.) L 1-0 (ot) Sept. 15 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 5-1 Sept. 19 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 2-0 Sept. 22 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 2-1 (ot) Sept. 29 at Arizona State* (Pac-12 Net.) L 1-0 Oct. 4 WASHINGTON* (Pac-12 Net.) L 1-0 Oct. 6 WASHINGTON STATE* (Pac-12 Net.) L 2-0 Oct. 11 at #8 California* (Pac-12 Net.) 3 p.m. Oct. 13 at #5 Stanford* (Pac-12 Net.) 5 p.m. Oct. 18 ARIZONA* (Pac-12 Net.) 3 p.m. Oct. 25 at Colorado* (Pac-12 Net.) 2 p.m. MT Oct. 27 at Utah* 1 p.m. MT Nov. 1 OREGON* 3 p.m. Nov. 3 OREGON STATE* (Pac-12 Net.) 11 a.m. Nov. 7 at UCLA* (Pac-12 Net.) 5 p.m. Nov. 15-Dec. 1 NCAA Tournament Dec. 6&8 NCAA College Cup (Cary, N.C.) USC Sports Information 3501 Watt Way Heritage Hall 103 Los Angeles, CA Phone: (213) FAX: (213) Soccer Sports Information Director: Darcy Couch dcouch@usc.edu ^ USD Tournament (San Diego, Calif.) * Pac-12 game % Minnesota Gold Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.) # Reunion Weekend - usctrojans.com/reunions (Pac-12 Net.) televised on Pac-12 Networks All times Pacific Home games in BOLD CAPS (at McAlister Field) Release #7 Oct. 8, 2013 Upset-Minded USC Shoves Off For NorCal Tests Women of Troy visit No. 8 Cal and No. 8 Stanford this weekend in Pac-12 play. projected starters Stanley Bruno Freeman Carrillo Altamirano Fink Marada Quincey Mills Johnson Eddy THIS WEEK The USC women s soccer team hits the road this week in an effort to turn the tide on a losing skid. The Women of Troy (5-6-1, Pac-12) head up to the Bay Area looking to upset a couple ranked Pac-12 foes and get back in a winning groove. USC will first face off against No. 8 California (9-0-3, 2-0-1) in a 3 p.m. game on Friday (Oct. 11) in Berkeley. Then, the Trojans head down to Palo Alto to square off against No. 5 Stanford (9-1-1, 2-1-0) at 5 p.m on Sunday (Oct. 13). Both games will be televised by Pac-12 Networks. FOLLOW ALONG Follow us on Both games will be televised live by Pac-12 Networks. The live streaming broadcasts are also available online to Pac-12 Network recipients at pac-12.com/networks/ pac-12-national/. Both games will have play-by-by from JB Long and analysis from Krista Blunk. RANKINGS USC moved back in the national rankings for the first time since the start of 2011, when the Trojans opened the year ranked No. 25 in the NSCAA preseason poll. The primary national coaches poll, NSCAA, had USC in the rankings the first three weeks, but the Trojans dropped out three weeks ago. Cal ranks No. 8 in this week s NSCAA poll, and Stanford sits at No. 5 in the same poll. SCOUTING CAL The No. 8 Golden Bears are an undefeated overall and in Pac-12 play after posting a pair of 2-1 wins last week over ASU and Arizona. Ifeoma Onumonu leads Cal in scoring with eight goals to date. Goalkeeper Emily Kruger has made 49 saves with nine goals against in her 12 appearances. Cal went overall last season, reaching the NCAA Second Round after an mark in Pac-12 play. USC is all-time against Cal with losses in the past two meetings. USC s last win over Cal was a 5-4 overtime victory at McAlister Field in USC fell 2-0 to the Bears in its last trip to Berkeley in SCOUTING STANFORD The No. 5 Cardinal enters the week overall and in Pac-12 play after beating Arizona 2-1 in overtime and falling to ASU 1-0 last week. Taylor Uhl leads Stanford in scoring with 10 goals to date. Goalkeeper Jane Campbell has made 25 saves with five goals against in her nine appearances. Stanford went overall last season, reaching the NCAA semifinal after an mark in Pac-12 play. USC is all-time against Stanford with losses in the past five meetings. USC s last win over Stanford was a 1-0 victory in Palo Alto in LAST WEEK USC stumbled in two Pac-12 contests at home last week, taking its fifth one-goal loss of the year in a 1-0 defeat to Washington before coming up empty again in a 2-0 loss to Washington State. Once again, the Trojans looked strong on the ball and in their possession game, but gave up goals against the run of play in both matches. The Huskies struck just 37 seconds before the halftime horn, and USC could not come up with an equalizer despite outshooting Washington 11-9 in the game. Against WSU, a perfectly placed free kick put USC behind 1-0 in the first half, and the Cougars would go up 2-0 with a counterattack goal in the second to leave USC with its fourth straight loss. The games this past weekend were the first of the year where the Trojans have trailed at halftime. SCORING SLUMP In spite of breakout start to the year in which the Trojans scored 12 goals in their first three games, USC has come up empty on the scoring front in its past three games, having now taken four straight losses. USC has fallen into 376 minutes of scoring silence since a first-minute goal scored by Megan Borman in a 2-1 loss to Cal State Fullerton on Sept. 22. SENIOR SHUFFLE USC s leadership core has been shaken up a bit this season, with the injury bug biting different Trojan seniors at different times this season and thus interrupting some of USC s stability on the field. Autumn Altamirano, Mia Bruno, Haley Boysen, Elizabeth Eddy and Jordan Marada have all been banged up and forced to the sidelines during the season to date. BIG WINNERS ON OPENING WEEKEND Trojans emerged victorious from their first road trip of the year, tacking up 4-1 upset win over No. 11 San Diego State before amassing another four-goal outing to beat host San Diego 4-2. USC finished as the only team at the USD Tournament with two wins, and had Elizabeth Eddy and Jamie Fink named to the All-Tournament Team. Against the No. 11 Aztecs, USC was in control throughout and quickly made a 1-0 halftime lead a solid 3-0 advantage with goals three minutes apart from freshman Kayla Mills and sophomore Jamie Fink. Senior Elizabeth Eddy bookended those blast in scoring USC s first and last goals of the match as the Women of Troy locked in on a decisive winning start to Defensively, the USC s USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC

2 HEAD COACH ALI KHOSROSHAHIN Ali Khosroshahin enters his seventh season at the helm of the USC women s soccer program, having guided the Women of Troy to a National Championship in his first season and to NCAA appearances in four of the past six years. In 2007, Khosroshahin became the first coach to win the national title in his first season with his program, and accumulated a number of other firsts for himself and the Trojans. After leading USC to the first NCAA title for the program and for the Pac-10, Khosroshahin was named the National Coach of the Year by the NSCAA, SoccerBuzz and Soccer America. Also named the SoccerBuzz West Region Coach of the Year, Khosroshahin had garnered a career-best win total with USC s overall record in In 2008, Khosroshahin (pronounced ho-sro-sha-heen) guided the Trojans into the NCAA Tournament once again, reaching the NCAA Third Round and finishing with a overall record. Khosroshahin s 2009 and 2010 Trojans also reached the NCAA Tournament, appearing in the First Round in 2009 and the Second Round in 2010, where USC fell to eventual champion Notre Dame. His overall coaching career record now stands at (.633) with a (.619) mark in six seasons at USC. In his 12 seasons as a head coach, Khosroshahin s teams have made a combined seven NCAA appearances, including USC s four straight trips in his first four seasons at Troy. In the summer of 2012, he saw three of his former players compete for their respective countries at the 2012 Women s World Cup. U.S. Olympic gold-medalist Amy Rodriguez was a member of the World Cup champion Team USA squad, while Marlene Sandoval competed for Mexico and Karen Bardsley played for England. In summer 2008, Khosroshahin traveled to Africa to participate in workshops supporting the Sport for Social Change Initiative, which is working to establish a network for organizations promoting the development of girls soccer programs in Kenya. Also, as assistant coach of the Under-17 Mexican National Team, Khosroshahin was in Trinidad & Tobago to coach Mexico at the CONCACAF qualifying tournament for the 2008 FIFA Under-17 Women s World Cup. Khosroshahin came to Troy after spending six years as the head women s coach at Cal State Fullerton. While coaching the Titans, he was honored as the Big West Coach of the Year three times, as he guided the team to three NCAA Tournament appearances. The Titans had winning seasons in each of Khoroshahin s six years there ( ). Khosroshahin recorded a number of milestones during his time at Cal State Fullerton after taking over a fledgling program that had posted winning records only twice in its previous eight-year history. He won 64.8% of his matches ( ), including a (71.0%) league mark. His 76 overall wins and 34 Big West victories were more than the school had totaled in either category before he took over. Before taking over at Cal State Fullerton, he was an assistant with the Titans women s and men s programs for four years ( ). He began his coaching career in 1992 as the boys varsity head coach at Canyon High in Anaheim (Calif.), where he was the Century League Coach of the Year in He then was the girls varsity head coach at San Marino (Calif.) High in He broke into the collegiate ranks in 1994, serving as a graduate assistant with the men s team at his alma mater, Cal State Los Angeles. He then became a full-time women s and men s assistant there for three seasons ( ). Khosroshahin also has coached at the international level. He was an assistant with Mexico during the 1999 Women s World Cup, was on the staff of Mexico s U-19 Women s National Program in 2004 and the U-20 squad in 2005 and helped the Mexican women s team prepare for the 2004 Olympics. He also assisted during the U.S. Women s Indoor Soccer Victory Tour following their 1999 Women s World Cup title and even coached the U.S. National team during a match. Born Feb. 26, 1970, Khosroshahin received his bachelor s degree in business administration (marketing management emphasis) from Cal State Los Angeles in He and his wife Allison reside in Long Beach. ALI S HEAD COACHING RECORD OVERALL CONFERENCE Year School W L T PCT W L T PCT (Conf.) 2001 CSF (Big West) 2002 CSF (Big West) 2003 CSF (Big West) 2004 CSF (Big West) 2005 CSF (Big West) 2006 CSF (Big West) 2007 USC (Pac-10) 2008 USC (Pac-10) 2009 USC (Pac-10) 2010 USC (Pac-10) 2011 USC (Pac-12) 2012 USC (Pac-12) USC/Pac CAREER starting back line of Marlee Carrillo, Mia Bruno, Mandy Freeman and Autumn Altamirano did a good job of limiting work for goalkeeper Caroline Stanley, who was called to action for three saves in the game. Two days later, USC made another strong statement in San Diego in taking down the tournament host Toreros 4-2. USC roared to life with three first-half goals, including back-to-back goals from freshman Tanya Samarzich to follow sophomore Jamie Fink s opener. The Women of Troy would build a 4-0 advantage on a finish in the box from Elizabeth Eddy before the Toreros managed two late goals against a younger USC lineup to wrap the final scoreline as a 4-2 USC win. EDDY ON THE LOOSE Senior forward Elizabeth Eddy opened the 2013 season with a bang, becoming the first Trojan since 2010 to be named Pac-12 Player of the Week, picked as Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on Aug. 26. Eddy scored the Trojans first goal of 2013 as she provided the spark for the Trojans in the 7th minute of play en route to a 4-1 upset win over No. 11 San Diego State. Eddy would score the last goal of the game as well on an 89th minute breakaway to cap the 4-1 victory. With two goals on the day, it was the senior s first multiple-goal game since tallying a hat trick for USC during her freshman season. Two days later, Eddy made it a three-goal weekend as she finished off USC s fourth goal again in a 4-2 win over host San Diego, also earning a place on the USD All-Tournament Team. The last Trojan to be named conference player of the week was Karter Haug in Eddy currently leads the Women of Troy with five goals scored to date, giving her 15 in her Trojan career to rank No. 11 all-time in goal scoring. OFFENSIVE ONSLAUGHT USC s attacking abilities are in full effect. The Trojans rank fourth the conference in points (61), are third in shots (17.5 spg) and goals (21), and are fourth in assists (19) to date. USC has outscored opponents this season, coming up scoreless three times -- each in losses this year. USC s 12 goals scored in its first three games was a program record. With eight goals scored in its first two games, USC had bettered the seven goals scored in its first two games of 2007 when the Trojans went on to win the NCAA Championship. That year, USC won its first three games of the season a stat the 2013 Trojans have also matched. The Trojans best season start to date was in 2000 when USC won five in a row to start the year. NUMBERS CRUNCH The USC attack is widespread. While senior Elizabeth Eddy leads the team with five goals, five other Women of Troy have gotten to the back of the net. On Sept. 15, sophomore Katie Johnson became the first Trojan to score a hat trick since Eddy did so in Johnson has now bettered her freshman season output as she holds four goals this year. Freshmen Tanya Samarzich and Kayla Mills have scored three apiece, even with sophomore Jamie Fink. Senior Jordan Marada has punched in two goals, and Megan Borman got in on the scoring action on Sept. 22 with her first of the year coming just 37 seconds into the game. Assists have come from a set of nine Trojans, led by Mills with five, Marada with four and Autumn Altamirano, Marlee Carrillo and Fink each with two. THE VETS The USC roster is five seniors strong this year, marking a changing of the guard that has brought some standout leadership to the forefront. A transfer last season, Jordan Marada not only was the Trojans top scorer in 2012, she has fit into USC s veteran core like a charm, as she takes up her senior season as a Trojan alongside Autumn Altamirano, Haley Boysen, Mia Bruno and Elizabeth Eddy. There are three juniors on the list this year, but only Jessica Musmanno began her collegiate career at Troy. Alex Quincey and Caroline Stanley played their first seasons as Trojans last year, but, like Marada, they ve taken a natural shine to Cardinal and Gold as they continue to be key forces in the USC gameplan. That group of eight upperclassmen have accounted for 37 goals, 29 assists and 119 saves for the Trojans to date. THE SOPHS Ah, the sophomores... Freshman year is but a distant memory for the USC sophomore class, which came into 2012 as a group of 10 new Trojans looking to make their mark. At the close of their first season, they accomplished something that few freshmen classes had managed -- a dramatic win over rival UCLA, which was then ranked No. 2 in the nation. That was the confidence boost the young Trojans needed to charge them up for the next stage in their USC careers, and the 2013 class of sophomores are undoubtedly locked in for more success. Six of them are entering 2013 already with goals on their career count. Katie Johnson had three in 2012, joined by Marlee Carrillo, Erin Owen, Megan Borman, Jamie Fink and Whitney Pitalo with goal tallies last season. THE NEWBIES USC welcomes 12 new Women of Troy to the turf for It s a crew packed with talent and potential for immediate impact on the pitch. U.S Under-20 national teamers Mandy Freeman and Kayla Mills may be the headliners, but the 12-pack of new Trojans is clearly deep and versatile. Natalie Donaldson is the only transfer in the mix this season, as the California native comes back west from Auburn. KICKIN IT FOR KENYA Long since serving up the game-winning goal in USC s 2007 NCAA Championship victory, Trojan grad and current Director of Operations Marihelen Tomer has remained hungry to succeed. Now, the USC women s soccer standout is focusing her efforts on an international stage. As founder and CEO of the nonprofit organization Luv Way Ministries, Tomer is working to save the lives of children in Kenya. The mission of Luv Way is to build and run a children s home, where Tomer hopes to save the lives of Kenyan children. Luv Way is holding fund-raising events that range from the soccer-inspired Kickin It For Kenya tournaments, to Komedy for Kenya shows and an upcoming concert. For more information, visit luvway.org 125 YEARS OF GREATNESS Since fielding a football team in 1888, USC has had an unparalleled athletic tradition, including 120 national team championships, an unprecedented 419 Olympians and 52 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars as the Trojan family celebrates its 125th anniversary this academic year. Including the USC women s soccer team s historic 2007 NCAA Championship victory, USC boasts a grand total of 120 national team championships, including a national-best 82 men s NCAA crowns. Trojan men have won more individual NCAA titles (309) than those from any other school, while the Women of Troy have added another 69 individual NCAA titles. Four Trojans have won the prestigious Sullivan Award as the nation s top amateur athlete. Two Women of Troy athletes have won the Honda Cup as the top collegiate female athlete of the year and there have been 15 Honda Award winners as the top female athlete in their sport. USC not only has more Olympians than any school, but more Olympic medalists (287) and gold medalists (135). USC soccer great Amy Rodriguez is a big part of that Olympic tradition as a two-time Olympic gold medalist with Team USA. Thanks in part to A-Rod, a Trojan has won a gold medal in every summer Olympics since Go to usctrojans.com/125 to revisit the athletic highlights for Trojans the past 125 years.

3 NSCAA Top 25 (Week 8 Oct. 8) Prev. Rank School Rank Record 1. Virginia (31) UCLA Florida State North Carolina Stanford Georgetown Portland California Notre Dame Virginia Tech Penn State Florida South Carolina Wake Forest Texas Tech West Virginia Denver Santa Clara Michigan Wisconsin UCF BYU Baylor Nebraska Kentucky RV Also receiving votes: Mississippi 30, Texas A&M 28, Arizona State 28, Marquette 17, Washington State 14, Louisville 4, Minnesota 3, La Salle 2, Colorado Pac-12 Preseason Poll Team Pts 1. UCLA (7) Stanford (5) California Washington Arizona St Oregon St. 70 Washington St USC Utah Colorado Oregon Arizona 15 First-place votes in parentheses GOALS 48 Isabelle Harvey Courtney Barham Kim Clark Amy Rodriguez Rosa Anna Tantillo Amy Peterson Ali Fennell Alyssa Dávila Jessica Edwards Megan Ohai Ashli Sandoval Samantha Johnson Elizabeth Eddy Carol Hatcher Maggie Merritt Marihelen Tomer SoccerAmerica (Week 8 Oct. 8) Prev. Rank School Record Rank 1. Virginia UCLA Florida State Stanford Notre Dame North Carolina Portland Georgetown West Virginia Penn State Wake Forest Virginia Tech California Texas Tech South Carolina Kentucky Santa Clara Marquette UCF Florida Michigan Baylor Nebraska Denver BYU NR USC in the National Preseason Polls... NSCAA Soccer America SoccerTimes TopDrawer BennettRank RV NR RV NR #41 FIRST THINGS FIRST Tracking the 2013 Trojan newcomers... 1st 1st 1st 1st Total Player appearance start goal assist points #12 Mandy Freeman (D)... Aug Aug Aug #13 Savannah Levin (MF)... Aug Oct. 4 #14 Natalie Gigg (MF)... Aug. 30 #16 Jensen Toner (MF) #18 Kayla Mills (F)... Aug Aug Aug Aug #23 Darya Fenton (MF)...Sept. 15 #24 Rachel Smith (MF)... Aug Oct. 6...Aug #25 Moriah Earley (MF)... Aug. 23 #17 Natalie Donaldson (MF).Aug. 23 #19 Tanya Samarzich (F)... Aug Aug #26 Nosa Ogiamien (MF/D)..Sept. 15 Goalkeepers 1st appearance 1st start 1st save shutout 1st Total saves #0 Ashlynn Ramos... Aug Aug CLIMBING THE CAREER LADDERS... ASSISTS 39 Isabelle Harvey Kim Clark Rosa Anna Tantillo Ashli Sandoval Carol Hatcher Amy Rodriguez Amy Peterson Brittany Kerridge Courtney Barham Stacey Strong Andrea Warner Jessica Edwards Megan Ohai CLIMBING... 9 Jordan Marada Elizabeth Eddy BennettRank (Week 8 Oct. 6) Nat l Last Sched. Rank Week School Strength Record 1. 1 Virginia UCLA North Carolina Florida State Stanford Wake Forest Florida Texas A&M Virginia Tech Penn State Notre Dame Georgetown Baylor Wisconsin Boston College California Santa Clara West Virginia Duke Maryland South Carolina Portland BYU UCF Arizona State Top Drawer Tournament Predictions (Week 8 Oct. 7) Rank School Record 1. Virginia UCLA Florida State North Carolina Stanford Notre Dame Georgetown Penn State Portland Wake Forest Texas Tech California Florida Denver Virginia Tech South Carolina Michigan BYU Baylor Texas A&M Santa Clara West Virginia UCF Wisconsin Kentucky Pac-12 Standings (as of Oct. 6) Team Pts. Conf. Overall UCLA CALIFORNIA UTAH WASHINGTON STANFORD COLORADO ARIZONA ST WASHINGTON ST OREGON OREGON ST ARIZONA USC

4 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WOMEN S SOCCER 2013 Combined Statistics RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 23 vs #11 San Diego State W Aug 25 at San Diego W Aug 30 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W Sep 06 vs OM To Sep 08 vs LSU L Sep 13 PEPPERDINE Lot Sep 15 LMU W Sep 19 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W Sep 22 CAL STATE FULLERTON Lo * Sep 29 at Arizona State L * Oct 04 WASHINGTON L * Oct 06 WASHINGTON STATE L TEAM STATISTICS USC 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 6 6 Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/485 2/735 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/170 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 18 Mills, Kayla Eddy, Elizabeth Johnson, Katie Fink, Jamie Marada, Jordan Samarzich, Tanya Borman, Megan Carrillo, Marlee Altamirano, Autumn Quincey, Alex Smith, Rachel Owen, Erin Freeman, Mandy Boysen, Haley Levin, Savannah Pitalo, Whitney Musmanno, Jessica Bruno, Mia Mejia, Tamara Schwartz, Dana Ogiamien, Nosa Earley, Moriah Fenton, Darya Donaldson, Natalie Gigg, Natalie Randle, Dominique Stanley, Caroline Ramos, Ashlynn Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Stanley, Caroline : /0 0 Ramos, Ashlynn 2 28: /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total USC Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total USC Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total USC Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total USC Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total USC Opponents

5 2009 University of Southern California Women s Soccer 2013 USC GAME RESULTS (5-6-1 overall, Pac-12) W USC 4, San Diego State 1 Aug. 23 (Torero Stadium San Diego, Calif.) W USC 2, Florida Atlantic 0 Sept. 19 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Eddy, 6:30; USC Mills, 55:41; USC Fink (Mills), 57:15; Scoring: USC Fink (Marada), 15:42; USC Marada (Owen, Fink). SDSU Keane, 69:39; USC Eddy (Freeman), 88:29. Saves: Stanley (USC) 1, Zwetsch (FAU) 7. Shots: USC 14, FAU 5 Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Vaughn (SDSU) 3. Shots: USC 16, SDSU 9 Corners: USC 8, FAU 4 Fouls: USC 13, FAU 15 Att.: 111 Corners: USC 7, SDSU 2 Fouls: USC 11, SDSU 5 Att.: 286 L Cal State Fullerton 2, USC 1 (2OT) Sept. 22 (McAlister Field) W USC 4, San Diego 2 Aug. 25 (Torero Stadium San Diego, Calif.) Scoring: USC Borman, 0:37; CSF Mazeau, 15:55; CSF Batcheller Scoring: USC Fink (Mills), 22:20; USC Samarzich (Altamirano), 28:09; USC (Mazeau), 107:17. Samarzich (Altamirano), 30:17; USC Eddy (Smith), 69:23; USD Savage, Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Team (USC) 1, Maricic (CSF) 7. Shots: USC 24, CSF 7 78:09; USD Dooley (Housley), 86:58. Corners: USC 4, CSF 4 Fouls: USC 10, CSF 12 Att.: 1140 Saves: Stanley (USC) 2, Ramos (USC) 1, Craft (USD) 5. Shots: USC 18, USD 7 Corners: USC 7, USD 4 Fouls: USC 10, USD 10 Att.: 625 L Arizona State 1, USC 0 Sept. 29 (Tempe, Ariz.) Scoring: ASU Marshall (Tosti), 89:41. W #22 USC 4, Cal State Northridge 1 Aug. 30 (McAlister Field) Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Morris (ASU) 3. Shots: USC 13, ASU 16 Scoring: USC Johnson (Mills), 25:47; USC Samarzich (Carrillo), 29:13; USC Corners: USC 5, ASU 4 Fouls: USC 17, ASU 14 Att.: 845 Eddy (Marada), 48:55; CSUN McDaniel (penalty kick), 65:01; USC Mills, 74:18. L Washington 1, USC 0 Oct. 4 (McAlister Field) Saves: Stanley (USC) 4, McCaskill (CSUN) 4. Shots: USC 15, CSUN 11 Scoring: WASH Beahan (Archer), 44:23. Corners: USC 5, CSUN 0 Fouls: USC 13, CSUN 9 Att.: 327 Saves: Stanley (USC) 4, Kufeld (WASH) 2. Shots: USC 11, WASH 9 Corners: USC 5, WASH 4 Fouls: USC 8, WASH 7 Att.: 227 T #17 USC 1, Ole Miss 1 (OT) Sept. 6 (Falcon Heights, Minn.) Scoring: USC Mills (Fink), 61:42; MISS Souza (McCalla), 64:15. L Washington State 2, USC 0 Oct. 6 (McAlister Field) Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, McCormick (MISS) 6. Shots: USC 14, MISS 5 Scoring: WSU Owsley, 36:07; WSU Guetlein (Owsley), 69:17. Corners: USC 10, MISS 8 Fouls: USC 7, MISS 5 Att.: 125 Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Clair (WSU) 1. Shots: USC 9, WSU 11 Corners: USC 3, WSU 4 Fouls: USC 14, WSU 16 Att.: 755 L LSU 1, #17 USC 0 Sept. 6 (Falcon Heights, Minn.) Scoring: LSU Kinneman (penalty kick), 64:03. Saves: Stanley (USC) 0, Kinneman (LSU) 7. Shots: USC 13, LSU 7 Corners: USC 12, LSU 0 Fouls: USC 12, LSU 15 Att.: 100 L Pepperdine 1, #23 USC 0 (1OT) Sept. 13 (McAlister Field) Scoring: PEP Williams, 93:07. Saves: Stanley (USC) 7, Seabert (PEP) 11. Shots: USC 26, PEP 12 Corners: USC 4, PEP 6 Fouls: USC 7, PEP 6 Att.: 321 W #23 USC 5, LMU 1 Sept. 15 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Johnson (Marada, Mills), 2:52; USC Eddy (Marada), 6:52; USC Johnson (Mills), 9:59; LMU Martino, 17:44; USC Johnson (Quincey, Carrillo), 18:39; USC Marada, 38:33. Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Ramos (USC) 1, Jagger (LMU) 2, Leksan (LMU) 2, Team (LMU) 1. Shots: USC 22, LMU 13 Corners: USC 6, LMU 1 Fouls: USC 10, LMU 6 Att.: HONORS & AWARDS USD Tournament All-Tournament Team: Elizabeth Eddy Jamie Fink Minnesota Gold Classic All-Tournament Team: Mandy Freeman Kayla Mills Pac-12 Player of the Week: Elizabeth Eddy (Aug. 26) College Sports Madness National Player of the Week: Elizabeth Eddy (Offensive - Aug. 26) CS360 National Primetime Player of the Week: Elizabeth Eddy (Aug. 27) College Sports Madness Pac-12 Player of the Week: Katie Johnson (Sept. 17) USC WHEN... At home On the road At neutral sites Scoring first Opponent scores first Scoring in the first 15 minutes Scoring in the final 10 minutes In overtime Leading at halftime Tied at halftime Trailing at halftime Playing ranked opponents USC ON... Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Fastest goals of the year: 0:37 vs. CSF (9/22) Goal: Megan Borman 2:52 vs. LMU (9/15) Goal: Katie Johnson Assists: Jordan Marada, Kayla Mills 6:03 vs. SDSU (8/23) Goal: Elizabeth Eddy Multiple-goal games: Katie Johnson (3 goals, 9/15) Elizabeth Eddy (2 goals, 8/23) Tanya Samarzich (2 goals, 8/25)

6 2013 Pac-12 Conference CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 07, 2013 (All games) Team Miscellaneous GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK-PKA YC-RC Arizona Arizona State California Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC UTAH Washington Washington State SHOTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Colorado Stanford Arizona USC California Arizona State UCLA Washington State UTAH Oregon Washington Oregon State POINTS GP No. Avg/G 1. California Stanford UCLA Arizona Colorado Washington State USC UTAH Arizona State Washington Oregon Oregon State GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. California Arizona Stanford Colorado UCLA Arizona State Washington State USC UTAH Washington Oregon State Oregon ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford Washington State California UTAH Colorado USC Arizona Arizona State Washington Oregon Oregon State GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford California Arizona UCLA Colorado Arizona State USC Washington State UTAH Washington Oregon Oregon State ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford California Washington State UTAH Colorado USC Arizona State Arizona Washington Oregon Oregon State

7 2013 Pac-12 Conference CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 07, 2013 (All games) GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Washington State UTAH Stanford Colorado California Washington Oregon Arizona State Arizona USC Oregon State SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. Oregon UTAH Oregon State Arizona California Arizona State USC Stanford Washington Colorado UCLA Washington State FOULS GP No. Avg/G 1. Oregon State Arizona UTAH USC Washington State Oregon Washington Arizona State Colorado Stanford UCLA California OFFSIDES GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford Arizona USC California UCLA UTAH Colorado Washington Oregon Oregon State Washington State Arizona State GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. 1. UCLA : Washington State : UTAH : Stanford : Colorado : California : Washington : Oregon : Arizona State : Arizona : USC : Oregon State : SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Washington State UTAH UCLA Colorado Arizona State Stanford Washington California Oregon Arizona Oregon State USC CORNERS GP No. Avg/G 1. Colorado USC Oregon UCLA Stanford California Arizona Washington State UTAH Washington Arizona State Oregon State YELLOW CARDS GP No. Avg/G 1. Arizona Arizona State Washington Oregon State Colorado UTAH Washington State USC California Stanford Oregon UCLA

8 2013 Pac-12 Conference INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 07, 2013 (All games) To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 33.0% of their team's minutes. SHOTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Stuller, Anne-COLO Castain, Micaela-WSU Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Uhl, Taylor-STAN Marshall,Devin-ASU Farquharson,Cali-ASU Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Pugh, Bri-ORE Mewis, Sam-UCLA Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL POINTS GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Castain, Micaela-WSU Uhl, Taylor-STAN Stuller, Anne-COLO Farquharson,Cali-ASU Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Verloo, Courtney-STAN Jenkins, Darian-UCLA Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Hooks, Brie-COLO Witteman, Samantha-CAL GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Uhl, Taylor-STAN Castain, Micaela-WSU Farquharson,Cali-ASU Jenkins, Darian-UCLA Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Hooks, Brie-COLO Stuller, Anne-COLO Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Marshall,Devin-ASU Verloo, Courtney-STAN Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Witteman, Samantha-CAL ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Smith, Taylor-UCLA Crook,Holland-ASU Killion, Sarah-UCLA Stuller, Anne-COLO Verloo, Courtney-STAN Mills, Kayla-USC Krauser, Madison-COLO Griffen, Natalie-STAN Farrell, Isabel-WASH Marada, Jordan-USC Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Dydasco, Caprice-UCLA Guetlein, Kourtney-WSU Degracie, Jaden-ARIZ Castain, Micaela-WSU Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ SHOTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Stuller, Anne-COLO Castain, Micaela-WSU Marshall,Devin-ASU Uhl, Taylor-STAN Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Farquharson,Cali-ASU Hooks, Brie-COLO Pugh, Bri-ORE Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Ubogagu, Chioma-STAN POINTS PER GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Castain, Micaela-WSU Uhl, Taylor-STAN Farquharson,Cali-ASU Stuller, Anne-COLO Hooks, Brie-COLO Verloo, Courtney-STAN Jenkins, Darian-UCLA Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Uhl, Taylor-STAN Castain, Micaela-WSU Farquharson,Cali-ASU Hooks, Brie-COLO Jenkins, Darian-UCLA Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Stuller, Anne-COLO Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Marshall,Devin-ASU Verloo, Courtney-STAN ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Smith, Taylor-UCLA Crook,Holland-ASU Killion, Sarah-UCLA Stuller, Anne-COLO Verloo, Courtney-STAN Krauser, Madison-COLO Mills, Kayla-USC Griffen, Natalie-STAN Marada, Jordan-USC Dydasco, Caprice-UCLA Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Farrell, Isabel-WASH

9 2013 Pac-12 Conference INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 07, 2013 (All games) GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Hooks, Brie-COLO Jenkins, Darian-UCLA Castain, Micaela-WSU Marshall,Devin-ASU Verloo, Courtney-STAN Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn-CAL Uhl, Taylor-STAN Farquharson,Cali-ASU Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg 1. Luke, Lindsey-UTAH : Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA : Clair, Gurveen-WSU : Campbell, Jane-STAN : Brunner, Annie-COLO : Kruger, Emily-CAL : Kufeld, Megan-WASH : Steele, Abby-ORE : Stanley, Caroline-USC : Morris,Chandler-ASU : SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. Steele, Abby-ORE Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Kruger, Emily-CAL Morris,Chandler-ASU Stanley, Caroline-USC Kufeld, Megan-WASH Brunner, Annie-COLO Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Clair, Gurveen-WSU Brunner, Annie-COLO Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Kufeld, Megan-WASH Morris,Chandler-ASU Kruger, Emily-CAL Steele, Abby-ORE Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Campbell, Jane-STAN SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Kruger, Emily-CAL Clair, Gurveen-WSU Steele, Abby-ORE Campbell, Jane-STAN Brunner, Annie-COLO Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Morris,Chandler-ASU SAVES PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Steele, Abby-ORE Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Kruger, Emily-CAL Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Morris,Chandler-ASU Stanley, Caroline-USC Kufeld, Megan-WASH Brunner, Annie-COLO Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA SHUTOUTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Clair, Gurveen-WSU Brunner, Annie-COLO Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Kufeld, Megan-WASH Morris,Chandler-ASU Kruger, Emily-CAL Steele, Abby-ORE Campbell, Jane-STAN Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU

10 2013 USC Trojans NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 0 Ashlynn Ramos GK 5-9 Fr. El Monte, Calif. (The Webb Schools) 1 Caroline Stanley GK 5-10 Jr. Kansas City, Mo. (Lee s Summit North HS/Missouri) 2 Marlee Carrillo D 5-11 So. San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS) 3 Jessica Musmanno F 5-4 Jr. Succasunna, N.J. (Roxbury HS) 4 Whitney Pitalo F/D 5-8 So. Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS) 5 Dominique Randle D 5-6 Fr.* Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline HS) 6 Haley Boysen MF 5-5 Sr. Moorpark, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake HS) 7 Mia Bruno D 5-7 Sr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (PV Peninsula HS) 8 Elizabeth Eddy F/MF 5-5 Sr. Newport Beach, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) 9 Jeanette Jimenez^ F 5-7 Fr.* San Dimas, Calif. (San Dimas HS) 10 Jordan Marada MF 5-8 Sr. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley HS/Saint Mary s) 11 Autumn Altamirano D/MF 5-4 Sr. Tustin, Calif. (Arnold O. Beckman HS) 12 Mandy Freeman D/MF 5-8 Fr. Royal Palm Beach, Fla. (Atlantic HS) 13 Savannah Levin F/MF 5-3 Fr. Newport Coast, Calif. (Tarbut V Torah HS) 14 Natalie Gigg F/MF 5-6 Fr. Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Marymount HS) 15 Erin Owen D 6-1 So. Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Chadwick School) 16 Jensen Toner MF 5-8 Fr. Honolulu, Hawai i (Punahou HS) 17 Natalie Donaldson F/MF 5-3 So. Westminster, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS/Auburn) 18 Kayla Mills F/MF 5-9 Fr. West Covina, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy) 20 Megan Borman MF 5-10 So. Redlands, Calif. (Redlands HS) 21 Jamie Fink MF 5-9 So. Calabasas, Calif. (Calabasas HS) 22 Heather Davis D 6-1 So.* Newbury Park, Calif. (Thousand Oaks HS) 23 Darya Fenton MF 5-4 Fr. Irvine, Calif. (University HS) 24 Rachel Smith F 5-10 Fr. Goleta, Calif. (Dos Pueblos HS) 25 Moriah Earley D/MF 5-10 Fr. La Mirada, Calif. (La Serna HS) 26 Nosa Ogiamien D/MF 5-7 Fr. Placentia, Calif. (Esperanza HS) 27 Alex Quincey MF 6-1 Jr. Chino, Calif. (St. Lucy s Priory HS/UC Riverside) 28 Dana Schwartz MF 5-6 So. Sunnyvale, Calif. (Homestead HS) 30 Tanya Samarzich F 5-8 Fr. Upland, Calif. (Upland HS) 32 Tamara Mejia F/MF 5-8 So. Fort Worth, Texas (All Saints Episcopal School) 33 Katie Johnson F 5-9 So. Monrovia, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy) * Has utilized redshirt season ^ Sidelined by injury for 2013 season Head Coach: Ali Khosroshahin (Cal State Los Angeles 1994) Athletic Trainer: Hillery Magness Assistant Coach: P.J. Woolridge (Cal Poly 2000) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Kelly Dormandy Assistant Coach: Laura Janke (Cal State Fullerton 2004) Sports Psychology Consultant: Ken Ravizza Volunteer Assistant Coach: Trevor Mutch (Claremont McKenna 2002) Sports Information Director: Darcy Couch Director of Operations: Marihelen Tomer External Affairs Intern: Eloy Lopez Autumn Altamirano...all-tah-mer-AHN-oh Marlee Carrillo...car-EE-yo Laura Janke...JANE-kee Ali Khosroshahin... all-ee ho-sro-sha-heen Tamara Mejia...ta-MARE-ah meh-hee-ya PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jessica Musmanno... muss-mahn-oh Nosa Ogiamien...noh-sah oh-gee-ya-myen Whitney Pitalo... pit-all-oh Tanya Samarzich... sah-mar-zitch Dana Schwartz...DAWN-ah