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1 USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC University of Southern California 2012 Women s Soccer 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 2012 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result Aug.17 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-2 Aug. 24 SAINT MARY S W 4-1 Aug. 26 MINNESOTA (Pac-12 Net.) L 4-1 Aug. 31 #4 DUKE % (Pac-12 Net.) L 2-1 Sept. 2 SAN DIEGO % L 2-1 Sept. 9 at Cal State Northridge T 1-1 (ot) Sept. 14 at San Diego W 3-2 Sept. 16 #19 PORTLAND L 3-2 Sept. 21 WASHINGTON * (Pac-12 Net.) W 1-0 (1ot) Sept. 28 at Arizona State * (Pac-12 Net.) L 5-4 (2ot) Sept. 30 at Arizona *(Pac-12 Net.) T 1-1 (ot) Oct. 5 at Oregon State * (Pac-12 Net.) T 1-1 (ot) Oct. 7 at Oregon * L 1-0 (2ot) Oct. 12 at Washington State * (Pac-12 Net.) L 4-0 Oct. 19 UTAH * (Pac-12 Net.) W 1-0 Oct. 21 COLORADO * L 1-0 (2ot) Oct. 26 #1 STANFORD * (@ Coliseum) 7 p.m. Oct. 28 #21 CALIFORNIA * 1 p.m. Nov. 2 UCLA *(Pac-12 Net.) 2 p.m. Nov NCAA Tournament Dec. 2-4 NCAA College Cup (San Diego, Calif.) % USC Fútbol Classic * Pac-12 game (Pac-12 Net.) televised on Pac-12 Networks All times Pacific Home games in BOLD CAPS (at McAlister Field) Release #11 Oct. 23, 2012 USC Brings Ranked Stanford, Cal To Town Trojans host No. 1 Cardinal on Friday at the Coliseum, No. 21 Bears on Sunday at McAlister. USC BY THE NUMBERS 2012 RECORD: overall, Pac-12 GOAL LEADERS: Sam Johnson, Jordan Marada (4) ASSISTS LEADER: Marada (5) POINTS LEADER: Marada (11) GAME-WINNERS: S. Johnson (2) SAVES LEADER: Stanley (68) projected starters Stanley Owen Noriega Bruno Altamirano Fink Marada Boysen Eddy K. Johnson S. Johnson THIS WEEK The USC women s soccer team turns to face two ranked teams this week as the Trojans continue a five-game stretch of home matches. USC (5-8-3, Pac-12) will first set up camp at the Los Angeles Coliseum, where the Trojans await top-ranked Stanford (14-1-1, 8-0-0) for a 7 p.m. game on Friday (Oct. 26) under the lights. On Sunday (Oct. 28), the Trojans go back to McAlister Field for a 1 p.m. clash with No. 21 California. FOLLOW ALONG Live stats and live streaming will be available for both USC matches this week. Click the Gametracker link on the USC women s soccer schedule page at usctrojans.com for live stats. Live streaming video will be available at pac-12.com/live/usctrojans.aspx Follow us on twitter, RANKINGS USC is not ranked in the current 2012 NSCAA poll. Stanford is No. 1, and California is No. 21 this week. SCOUTING STANFORD The defending NCAA champions are ranked No. 1 in the nation and hold a overall record with an mark in Pac-12 play after beating WSU 3-2 and Washington 3-0 last week. The Cardinal s only loss this year was a 1-0 decision vs. West Virginia early in the season. Mariah Nogueira and Courtney Verloo are Stanford s top scorers with a combined 13 goals. Verloo has also added eight assists. Goalkeeper Emily Oliver has made 21 saves with four goals against in eight appearances, and Aly Gleason has 25 saves with six goals allowed in 11 appearances. USC is all-time against Stanford with the last USC win having come in 2005 in a 1-0 victory in Palo Alto. Stanford has won the past four meetings, including a 3-0 win last year in Palo Alto. The last two USC-Stanford matches in Los Angels have been at the Coliseum, with Cardinal wins of 3-1 in 2008 and 2-1 in SCOUTING CALIFORNIA The No. 21 Bears are overall and in Pac-12 play after beating Washington 2-1 and WSU 3-2 last week. Ifeoma Onumonu is Cal s top scorer with 10 goals, along with five assists. Goalkeeper Emily Kruger has made 56 saves with 15 goals allowed in 16 appearances. USC is all-time against Cal after the Bears snapped a four-game USC win streak with a 2-0 win over the Trojans last year in Berkeley. USC won a wild game 5-4 in overtime against the Bears in their 2010 meeting at McAlister Field. LAST WEEK USC broke a five-game winless streak endured during five straight road games, beating Utah 1-0 in the Trojans return to McAlister Field last week. Jordan Marada provided the winner on a 34th-minute score on a setup from Elizabeth Eddy, and the Trojan defense would hold tight to its second shutout win of the year to tally the long-awaited victory. Marada s goal also snapped a 258-minute stretch of scoreless soccer for the Trojan offense. Two days later, however, USC wound up in a program-record seventh overtime game. Hosting Colorado in another McAlister match, USC took a loss when the Buffs broke almost 105 minutes of silence with the winner in the second overtime period for a 1-0 Trojan defeat USC s sixth one-goal loss of the year and third loss in overtime. GAME CHANGERS Outside of just three lopsided games earlier in the year, USC has played one-goal games or ties in every match, and much of the deciding action has come in the final 20 minutes of play. Samantha Johnson has provided last-second heroics with two winners a 90th minute winner at San Diego and a 100th minute OT winner vs. Washington. USC suffered 70th minute goals to Duke and San Diego, and a 69th minute losing strike by Portland, with more recent daggers coming in a 105th minute decider by Colorado, a 101st minute OT goal by ASU with USC playing two players down and a 95th minute golden goal by Oregon. USC has also been the producers of some more positive late-game drama with clutch equalizers from Elizabeth Eddy (86th minute in an eventual win at San Diego), Autumn Altamirano (89th minute to tie ASU in the eventual OT loss) and Samantha Johnson (74th minute to tie Cal State Northridge in what would finish as an overtime draw). The Trojans also gave up an 88th minute gametying goal at Arizona and fell prey to a 73rd minute own goal for a tie at OSU. more USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC USC

2 HEAD COACH ALI KHOSROSHAHIN Ali Khosroshahin enters his sixth 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 five 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 (.652) with a (.658) mark in five seasons at USC. In his 11 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. Khosroshahin also coaches in the Olympic Development Program as the assistant coach for the Cal South 96 born girls. 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 Los Angeles ȦLI 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) USC/Pac CAREER 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... Fridays Saturdays Sundays Fastest goal of the year: 5:43 vs. Duke (8/24) Goal: Alex Quincey Assist: Jordan Marada Multiple-goal games: Megan Borman (2 goals, 8/24) Katie Johnson (2 goals, 9/16) Alex Quincey (2 goals, 9/28) STARTING STRONG In taking a 2-1 to start the season, USC matched its 2008 start, which also happens to be the last time the Trojans won both their season and home openers, as USC has done in The Trojans 4-1 win over Saint Mary s was the highest scoring home opener for the Women of Troy since 2007, the year of USC s run to the national championship that began with a 5-1 win over Weber State. The scoring production of eight goals in the first three games was a marked shift from the 2011 campaign. Through their first three games of 2012, the Trojans had already matched their scoring output from their first eight games of That increased scoring pace now has USC with 24 goals scored to date this year, bettering its entire season total from YOUTH MOVEMENT USC has lined up with no fewer than five newcomers in the starting lineup in every game of 2012, and all but seven of USC s 24 goals scored to date has come from a new Trojan foot seven of those true freshmen. Freshmen Megan Borman and Katie Johnson and transfer Alex Quincey have notched two-goal games so far in their first year as Trojans. On the defensive end, freshman goalkeeper Faith Sugerman anchored the first win of 2012, while sophomore transfer Caroline Stanley stepped in for the start against Saint Mary s to log the first 69 minutes of that 4-1 win. On the starting blocks, USC freshmen Jamie Fink and Katie Johnson have started all 16 games. Transfer Jordan Marada has done the same, and leads the team to date in points with three goals and five assists. Freshman defender Erin Owen has been tabbed for 15 starts, as has goalkeeper Stanley. In all, USC has utilized 11 different starting lineups in its 16 games to date. TREES R US To go along with senior defender Kristina Noriega who stands at 5-foot 10-inches USC s crop of newcomers boasts a lofty crew of talent with regular roles in the Trojan gameplan. Aside from Noriega, USC has freshmen Megan Borman (5-10), Marlee Carrillo (6-0) Jamie Fink (5-9), Katie Johnson (5-9) and Erin Owen (6-1) looming at 5-9 and up. Sophomore transfer Alex Quincey stands at 6-1 and started her first three games as a Trojan. That height has had either a head or a foot in scoring or setting up 12 of USC s 24 goals to date. Borman, Johnson and Quincey have already made their mark as the only players to put in a two-goal performance to date. Borman notched her pair in USC s 4-1 win over Saint Mary s in the Aug. 24 home opener; Johnson slotted two on Sept. 16 in a 3-2 loss to No. 19 Portland; and Quincey went backto-back for the Trojan in a 5-4 OT loss at ASU on Sept. 28. SENIOR LEADER The versatile senior Samantha Johnson played in almost every spot on the pitch except for the goal in her junior season to help fill holes left by a vicious injury bug. A striker by nature, Johnson moved to a defensive role last year. But now, with returns and reinforcements bolstering the Trojan back line, Johnson has been freed up to lead her team from a more natural spot in the attack. Now in her fourth year at Troy, Johnson is the reigning veteran to lead by example and by instruction. With four goals to date including dramatic game-winners at San Diego on Sept. 14 and vs. Washington on Sept. 21 Johnson has bumped up her career tally to 14 as she works on climbing up the USC career charts. BACK ON THE ATTACK USC returns seven of its 11 goal scorers from 2011, including top scorer Elizabeth Eddy, who provided four goals, including two game-winners. Those seven scorers had combined to provide 64 percent of the Trojan scoring load last season. In addition to Eddy, who enters her junior season this year, USC has seniors Kristina Noriega and Samantha Johnson and junior Haley Boysen back as multiple-goal scorers in Johnson leads the pack of returners with a team-high four goals to date, including two game-winners, and Boysen and Eddy also have scored a goal each for the Trojans this year. NUMBERS GAME The 2012 USC roster is 34 players strong. Twenty of those are wearing Cardinal and Gold for the first time, and every last one of them aims to make a lasting impression. So if strength in numbers means anything at all, the Women of Troy are in good shape. With the influx of newcomers an invigorating blend of transfers and freshmen an injury-depleted 2011 roster that was dinged up with more losses than USC had taken since 1993 now boasts a healthy glow for GOLDEN TROJAN USC s Amy Rodriguez captured her second Olympic gold medal this summer as a member of Team USA in London. An All-American at USC, Rodriguez competed for the Women of Troy from In her junior season, Rodriguez helped power USC to its first-ever NCAA Championship, as the Trojans won the 2007 title. The following year, Rodriguez had been called up the U.S. ladder to make her Olympic debut. She would go on to serve up the assist on the game-winning goal in the 2008 gold-medal game. In London, Rodriguez played in four games during the USA s run to 2012 gold.

3 FIRST THINGS FIRST Tracking The 2012 Trojan newcomers Pac-12 Standings (as of Oct. 21) Team Pts. Conf. Overall Stanford UCLA California Oregon St Washington St Arizona St Utah USC Washington Oregon Arizona Colorado CLIMBING THE CAREER LADDERS... POINTS 135 Isabelle Harvey Kim Clark Courtney Barham Amy Rodriguez Rosa Anna Tantillo Amy Peterson Ali Fennell Jessica Edwards Alyssa Dávila Ashli Sandoval Carol Hatcher st 1st 1st 1st Total Player appearance start goal assist points #2 Marlee Carrillo... Aug Aug Aug Aug #4 Whitney Pitalo... Aug Aug Aug #5 Dominique Randle #10 Jordan Marada... Aug Aug Aug Aug #15 Erin Owen... Aug Aug Aug Sept #18 Darrah Shields... Aug. 24 #19 Jessica Flores #20 Megan Borman... Aug Aug Aug #21 Jamie Fink... Aug Aug Oct. 5...Sept #24 Arielle Baptiste #26 Hannah Moehling #27 Alex Quincey... Aug Aug Aug Aug #28 Dana Schwartz... Aug. 24 #30 Amanda Mohajer #31 April Juarez... Aug Sept #32 Tamara Mejia...Sept. 2 #33 Katie Johnson... Aug Aug Aug Sept st 1st 1st 1st Total Goalkeepers appearance start save shutout saves #1 Caroline Stanley... Aug Aug Aug Sept #00 Faith Sugerman... Aug Aug Aug Pac-12 Preseason Poll Team Pts 1. Stanford (10) UCLA (2) California Oregon State Washington Arizona State USC Utah 49 Washington State Oregon Colorado Arizona 12 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 Carol Hatcher Maggie Merritt Marihelen Tomer Samantha Johnson 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 NSCAA Top 25 (Week 11 Oct. 23) Prev. Rank School Rank Record 1. Stanford (26) UCLA (1) Florida State (6) Penn State BYU San Diego State Wake Forest North Carolina Maryland Virginia Florida Duke Texas A&M Georgetown Baylor Marquette Santa Clara Pepperdine West Virginia UCF Boston College California Tennessee RV Michigan Ohio State RV Also receiving votes: Missouri 65, Virginia Tech 34, Notre Dame 32, La Salle 16, Denver 9, Long Beach State 4, Texas Tech 1, Kentucky 1, Colorado College 1, Miami (Fla.) 1. Top Drawer Tournament Predictions (Week 11 Oct. 22) Rank School Record 1. Stanford UCLA Florida State Wake Forest Penn State BYU Marquette Notre Dame Georgetown California Virginia Texas A&M San Diego State Baylor North Carolina Duke Maryland Pepperdine Santa Clara Florida GAME-WINNING GOALS 21 Isabelle Harvey Rosa Anna Tantillo Amy Rodriguez Alyssa Dávila Courtney Barham Ali Fennell Marihelen Tomer Jessica Edwards Kim Clark Shannon Cross Megan Ohai Megan Orach Amy Peterson Andrea Warner Megan Abbamonto Ashli Sandoval Ashley Freyer Courtney Garcia.2009-present

4 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WOMEN S SOCCER 2012 Combined Statistics RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 17 at Cal State Fullerton W Aug 24 SAINT MARY'S W Aug 26 MINNESOTA L Aug 31 #4 DUKE L Sep 02 SAN DIEGO L Sep 09 at Cal State Northridge To Sep 14 at San Diego W Sep 16 #19 PORTLAND L * Sep 21 WASHINGTON Wot * Sep 28 at Arizona State Lo * Sep 30 at Arizona To * Oct 05 at Oregon State To * Oct 07 at Oregon Lot * Oct 12 at Washington State L * Oct 19 UTAH W * Oct 21 COLORADO Lo 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 Red cards 3 2 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/430 8/694 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 10 Marada, Jordan Johnson, Samantha Quincey, Alex Johnson, Katie Carrillo, Marlee Borman, Megan Pitalo, Whitney Eddy, Elizabeth Owen, Erin Boysen, Haley Fink, Jamie Altamirano, Autumn Musmanno, Jessica Juarez, April Noriega, Kristina Caparis, Elizabeth Moehling, Hannah Garcia, Courtney Shields, Darrah Bruno, Mia Mejia, Tamara Schwartz, Dana Baptiste, Arielle Davis, Heather Stanley, Caroline Sugerman, Faith Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 00 Sugerman, Faith 2 111: Stanley, Caroline : 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 SCORING BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total USC OPP

5 2009 University of Southern California Women s Soccer 2012 USC GAME RESULTS (5-8-3 overall, Pac-12) W USC 3, Cal State Fullerton 2 Aug. 17 (Fullerton, Calif.) Scoring: CSF Burkenroad (Fox), 56:14; USC Carrillo (Marada), 63:53; USC S. Johnson (penalty kick), 73:51; USC Marada (Musmanno), 74:43; CSF Tangorra (Chapman), 88:15. Saves: Sugerman (USC) 6, Pulliam (CSF) 5. Shots: USC 17, CSF 19 Corners: USC 8, CSF 5 Fouls: USC 6, CSF 10 Att.: 1063 W USC 4, Saint Mary s 1 Aug. 24 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Owen (Quincey, Carrillo), 9:30; USC Borman (Marada), 23:58; SMC Minissian (Roby), 52:25; USC Borman, 62:16; USC Pitalo (Marada), 63:09. Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Sugerman (USC) 1, Brenot (SMC) 6, Jones (SMC) 4. Shots: USC 26, SMC 8 Corners: USC 7, SMC 3 Fouls: USC 14, SMC 7 Att.: 340 L Minnesota 4, USC 1 Aug. 26 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC K. Johnson (Carrillo, Quincey), 24:57; MINN Uhl (Helverson), 25:50; MINN Wodnick, 27:16; MINN Uhl (Phillips), 68:35; MINN Phillips (Uhl), 72:29. Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Parkhill (MINN) 5. Shots: USC 16, MINN 15 Corners: USC 3, MINN 5 Fouls: USC 11, MINN 9 Att.: 673 L #4 Duke 2, USC 1 Aug. 31 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Quincey (Marada), 5:43; DUKE DeCesare (Weinberg), 62:15; DUKE DeCesare (Doria, Weinberg), 69:49. Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Cambell (DUKE) 4. Shots: USC 13, DUKE 14 Corners: USC 3, DUKE 4 Fouls: USC 16, DUKE 11 Att.: 646 L San Diego 2, USC 1 Sept. 2 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Marada, 7:12; USD Ferreira (Dillon, Dotson), 21:33; USD Butera (Dillon), 69:09. Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Tollack (USD) 7. Shots: USC 21, USD 8 Corners: USC 3, USD 2 Fouls: USC 14, USD16 Att.: 397 T USC 1, Cal State Northridge 1 (OT) Sept. 9 (McAlister Field) Scoring: CSUN Sakajian (Norton, Fernandez), 72:06; USC S. Johnson (Musmanno), 73:52. Saves: Stanley (USC) 1, Jacobo (CSUN) 15. Shots: USC 24, CSUN 10 Corners: USC 9, CSUN 4 Fouls: USC 16, CSUN 10 Att.: 1027 W USC 3, San Diego 2 Sept. 14 (San Diego, Calif.) Scoring: USD Butera (Hobbs, Dotson), 25:21; USD Ferreira (McCloskey), 39:25; USC Marada (Boysen), 51:04; USC Eddy, 85:37; USC S. Johnson (Fink), 89:45. Saves: Stanley (USC) 2, Tollack (USD) 5. Shots: USC 18, USD 8 Corners: USC 6, USD 4 Fouls: USC 6, USD 3 Att.: 850 L #19 Portland 3, USC 2 Sept. 16 (McAlister Field) Scoring: PORT Frisbie (Cruz), 34:50; PORT Frisbie, 58:31; USC K. Johnson (Altamirano, S. Johnson), 60:03; USC K. Johnson (Owen, Carrillo), 66:44; PORT Cameli (Johnson), 68:24. Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Dees (PORT) 5. Shots: USC 22, PORT 10 Corners: USC 4, PORT 3 Fouls: USC 13, PORT 10 Att.: 404 W USC 1, Washington 0 (OT) Sept. 21 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC S. Johnson (Eddy), 99:49. Saves: Stanley (USC) 4, Davidson (UW) 7. Shots: USC 24, UW 9 Corners: USC 10, UW 3 Fouls: USC 12, UW 13 Att.: 275 L Arizona State 5, USC 4 (2OT) Sept. 28 (Tempe, Ariz.) Scoring: USC Boysen (S. Johnson), 21:19; ASU Farquharson (Williams, Tinnin), 26:24; ASU Farquharson (Goodman), 43:20; ASU Tinnin (Roth), 59:43; USC Quincey (Marada), 69:23; USC Quincey (Owen), 82:38; ASU Farquharson (McCarter), 88:12; USC Altamirano (Carrillo, K. Johnson), 88:12; ASU Goodman (Farquharson), 100:40. Saves: Stanley (USC) 12, Morris (ASU) 3. Shots: USC 14, ASU 35 Corners: USC 4, ASU 9 Fouls: USC 9, ASU 4 Att.: 404 T USC 1, Arizona 1 (OT) Sept. 30 (Tucson, Ariz.) Scoring: USC Pitalo (Juarez), 36:49; ARIZ Culver (Ponce), 87:27. Saves: Stanley (USC) 9, Kaufman (ARIZ) 10. Shots: USC 15, ARIZ 24 Corners: USC 1, ARIZ 2 Fouls: USC 27, ARIZ 10 Att.: 490 T USC 1, Oregon State 1 (OT) Oct. 5 (Corvallis, Ore.) Scoring: USC Fink, 70:33; OSU OWN GOAL, 73:18. Saves: Stanley (USC) 10, Prudhomme (OSU) 8. Shots: USC 26, OSU 21 Corners: USC 8, OSU 2 Fouls: USC 16, OSU 20 Att.: 332 L Oregon 1, USC 0 (1OT) Oct. 7 (Eugene, Ore.) Scoring: ORE Parr (Wagoner), 95:32. Saves: Stanley (USC) 9, Steele (ORE) 3. Shots: USC 13, ORE 21 Corners: USC 0, ORE 6 Fouls: USC 18, ORE 10 Att.: 711 L Washington State 4, USC 0 Oct. 12 (Pullman, Wash.) Scoring: WSU Bremer, 6:55; WSU Doyle (Vega), 41:36; WSU Vega (Jeffers), 81:27; WSU Castain, 89:24. Saves: Stanley (USC) 3, Byrd (WSU) 4. Shots: USC 12, WSU 11 Corners: USC 4, WSU 10 Fouls: USC 12, WSU 24 Att.: 671 W USC 1, Utah 0 Oct. 19 (McAlister Field) Scoring: USC Marada, Eddy, 33:09. Saves: Stanley (USC) 5, Luke (UTAH) 4. Shots: USC 9, UTAH 12 Corners: USC 2, UTAH 1 Fouls: USC 15, UTAH 17 Att.: 333 L Colorado 1, USC 0 (2OT) Oct. 21 (McAlister Field) Scoring: COLO Barczuk (Stuller), 104:42. Saves: Stanley (USC) 6, Brunner (COLO) 5. Shots: USC 12, COLO 11 Corners: USC 2, COLO 9 Fouls: USC 13, COLO 15 Att.: 373

6 2012 Pac-12 Women's Soccer CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 22, 2012 (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. UCLA Stanford California USC Arizona State Arizona Utah Oregon Washington State Colorado Oregon State Washington POINTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford California UCLA Washington State Oregon State USC Arizona State Washington Colorado Arizona Utah Oregon GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford California UCLA Washington State Oregon State Washington USC Arizona State Colorado Arizona Utah Oregon ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford California Washington State USC Oregon State Arizona State Colorado Arizona Utah Washington Oregon GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford California UCLA Washington State Oregon State USC Washington Arizona State Colorado Utah Arizona Oregon ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford California Washington State USC Oregon State Arizona State Colorado Utah Washington Arizona Oregon

7 2012 Pac-12 Women's Soccer CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 22, 2012 (All games) GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford Utah Washington California Oregon Oregon State Colorado Washington State Arizona State Arizona USC SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. Washington Arizona Oregon State USC Utah Oregon California Colorado Arizona State Washington State Stanford UCLA FOULS GP No. Avg/G 1. Oregon State USC Oregon Washington Arizona Arizona State Washington State Stanford Utah California Colorado UCLA OFFSIDES GP No. Avg/G 1. Stanford Arizona Washington USC California Colorado UCLA Utah Oregon Oregon State Washington State Arizona State GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. 1. UCLA : Stanford : Utah : Washington : California : Oregon : Oregon State : Colorado : Washington State : Arizona : Arizona State : USC : SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. UCLA Stanford Washington State Oregon State Colorado Utah Oregon California Washington Arizona State Arizona USC CORNERS GP No. Avg/G 1. California UCLA Arizona State Washington State Stanford Colorado Oregon USC Utah Arizona Washington Oregon State YELLOW CARDS GP No. Avg/G 1. Oregon State Arizona Oregon USC Arizona State Utah Washington State California Washington Colorado Stanford UCLA

8 2012 Pac-12 Women's Soccer INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 22, 2012 (All games) To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 50.0% of their team's minutes. SHOTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Stuller, Anne-COLO Lindsay Elston-WASH Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Farquharson, Cali-ASU Richardson, Jenna-OSU Marada, Jordan-USC Libke, Scout-ORE Crook, Holland-ASU Vega, Brandi-WSU SHOTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Stuller, Anne-COLO Richardson, Jenna-OSU Lindsay Elston-WASH Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Farquharson, Cali-ASU Marada, Jordan-USC Johnson, Samantha-USC Libke, Scout-ORE Crook, Holland-ASU POINTS GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Castain, Micaela-WSU Lindsay Elston-WASH Courtney Verloo-STAN Miller, Megan-OSU Farquharson, Cali-ASU Stuller, Anne-COLO Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Vega, Brandi-WSU Hassett, Betsy-CAL GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Castain, Micaela-WSU Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Lindsay Elston-WASH Stuller, Anne-COLO Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Richardson, Jenna-OSU Parr, Kristen-ORE Farquharson, Cali-ASU Mariah Nogueira-STAN Miller, Megan-OSU ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Courtney Verloo-STAN Rachel Quon-STAN Miller, Megan-OSU Chioma Ubogagu-STAN Marada, Jordan-USC Tinnin, Courtney-ASU Richmond, Jenna-UCLA Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Lindsay Elston-WASH Krier, Quinn-COLO POINTS PER GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Courtney Verloo-STAN Castain, Micaela-WSU Lindsay Elston-WASH Miller, Megan-OSU Richardson, Jenna-OSU Farquharson, Cali-ASU Stuller, Anne-COLO Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Castain, Micaela-WSU Richardson, Jenna-OSU Stuller, Anne-COLO Lindsay Elston-WASH Ponce, Jazmin-ARIZ Parr, Kristen-ORE Mariah Nogueira-STAN Farquharson, Cali-ASU ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Courtney Verloo-STAN Rachel Quon-STAN Miller, Megan-OSU Marada, Jordan-USC Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Tinnin, Courtney-ASU Richmond, Jenna-UCLA Krier, Quinn-COLO Lindsay Elston-WASH Laura Liedle-STAN Stewart, Chelsea-UCLA

9 2012 Pac-12 Women's Soccer INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS Through games of Oct 22, 2012 (All games) GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Lindsay Elston-WASH Bywaters, Zakiya-UCLA Castain, Micaela-WSU Marshall, Devin-ASU Richardson, Jenna-OSU White, Rosie-UCLA Courtney Verloo-STAN Mariah Nogueira-STAN Onumonu, Ifeoma-CAL Parr, Kristen-ORE Stuller, Anne-COLO GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg 1. Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA : Kari Davidson-WASH : Kruger, Emily-CAL : Luke, Lindsey-UTAH : Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU : Steele, Abby-ORE : Clair, Gurveen-WSU : Brunner, Annie-COLO : Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ : Morris, Chandler-ASU : SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Stanley, Caroline-USC Kari Davidson-WASH Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Steele, Abby-ORE Brunner, Annie-COLO Kruger, Emily-CAL Morris, Chandler-ASU Clair, Gurveen-WSU Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Brunner, Annie-COLO Steele, Abby-ORE Morris, Chandler-ASU Kruger, Emily-CAL Kari Davidson-WASH Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Bernier-Larose, Audr-OSU Clair, Gurveen-WSU Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Kari Davidson-WASH Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Steele, Abby-ORE Kruger, Emily-CAL Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Stanley, Caroline-USC Clair, Gurveen-WSU Brunner, Annie-COLO SAVES PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Stanley, Caroline-USC Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Kari Davidson-WASH Steele, Abby-ORE Kruger, Emily-CAL Brunner, Annie-COLO Morris, Chandler-ASU Clair, Gurveen-WSU SHUTOUTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Rowland, Katelyn-UCLA Brunner, Annie-COLO Prudhomme, Sammy Jo-OSU Steele, Abby-ORE Kruger, Emily-CAL Kari Davidson-WASH Morris, Chandler-ASU Luke, Lindsey-UTAH Clair, Gurveen-WSU Kaufman, Gabby-ARIZ Team Identification Arizona Arizona State California Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Team ID ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC

10 2012 USC Trojans NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) 00 Faith Sugerman GK 5-11 Fr. Mendham, N.J. (West Morris Mendham HS) 1 Caroline Stanley GK 5-10 So. Kansas City, Mo. (Lee s Summit North HS/Missouri) 2 Marlee Carrillo D 5-11 Fr. San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente HS) 3 Jessica Musmanno F 5-4 So. Succasunna, N.J. (Roxbury HS) 4 Whitney Pitalo F 5-8 Fr. Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS) 5 Dominique Randle D 5-6 Fr. Issaquah, Wash. (Skyline HS) 6 Haley Boysen MF 5-5 Jr. Moorpark, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake HS) 7 Mia Bruno D 5-7 So.* Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (PV Peninsula HS) 8 Elizabeth Eddy F/MF 5-5 Jr. Newport Beach, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) 9 Carley Pennington GK 5-7 So. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (St. Lucy s Priory) 10 Jordan Marada MF 5-8 Jr. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley HS/Saint Mary s) 11 Autumn Altamirano MF/D 5-4 Jr. Tustin, Calif. (Arnold O. Beckman HS) 12 Jeanette Jimenez^ F 5-7 Fr. San Dimas, Calif. (San Dimas HS) 13 Kristina Noriega D 5-10 Sr. Westminster, Calif. (Ocean View HS/UC Riverside) 14 Isabelle Johnson F 5-7 Sr. Monrovia, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Acad.) 15 Erin Owen D 6-1 Fr. Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Chadwick School) 16 Elizabeth Caparis MF 5-7 So. Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes HS) 17 Samantha Johnson MF/F 5-5 Sr. Palmdale, Calif. (Highland HS) 18 Darrah Shields D/F 5-5 Fr. Redwood City, Calif. (Woodside Priory School) 19 Jessica Flores D 5-6 Fr. Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. (Bishop Montgomery HS) 20 Megan Borman F/MF 5-10 Fr. Redlands, Calif. (Redlands HS) 21 Jamie Fink MF 5-9 Fr. Calabasas, Calif. (Calabasas HS) 22 Heather Davis D 6-1 Fr.* Newbury Park, Calif. (Thousand Oaks HS) 23 Courtney Garcia MF 5-6 Sr. Yorba Linda, Calif. (Esperanza HS) 24 Arielle Baptiste F 5-5 Fr. Pasadena, Calif. (Flintridge Prep) 25 Erica Vangsness F 5-8 Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. (University HS/Pierce College) 26 Hannah Moehling D 5-10 So. Los Altos, Calif. (Los Altos HS/Miami) 27 Alex Quincey MF 6-1 So. Chino, Calif. (St. Lucy s Priory HS/UC Riverside) 28 Dana Schwartz MF 5-6 Fr. Sunnyvale, Calif. (Homestead HS) 29 Lindsey Brown GK 5-10 So. Harwinton, Conn. (Lewis S. Mills HS) 30 Amanda Mohajer D 5-7 Fr. Laguna Hills, Calif. (Santa Margarita Catholic HS) 31 April Juarez MF 5-5 Fr. La Puente, Calif. (Bishop Amat HS) 32 Tamara Mejia MF 5-8 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas (All Saints Episcopal School) 33 Katie Johnson F 5-9 Fr. Monrovia, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Acad.) * Has utilized redshirt season ^ Sidelined by injury for 2012 season Head Coach: Ali Khosroshahin (Cal State Los Angeles 1994) Assistant Coach: P.J. Woolridge (Cal Poly 2000) Assistant Coach: Laura Janke (Cal State Fullerton 2004) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Trevor Mutch Director of Operations: Shayla Sabin Athletic Trainer: Hillery Magness Strength & Conditioning Coach: Kelly Dormandy Sports Psychology Consultant: Ken Ravizza Sports Information Director: Darcy Couch Marketing Intern: Eloy Lopez Autumn Altamirano... all-tah-mer-ahn-oh Arielle Baptiste...AR-ee-ELLE bap-teest Elizabeth Caparis...CAP-ah-riss Marlee Carillo... car-ee-yo Laura Janke... JANE-kee Ali Khosroshahin...all-EE ho-sro-sha-heen Tamara Mejia... ta-mare-ah meh-hee-ya Hannah Moehling... MAY-ling Amanda Mohajer... mo-ha-jer Jessica Musmanno... muss-mahn-oh Whitney Pitalo...pit-ALL-oh Dana Schwartz... DAWN-ah Darrah Shields... DARE-ah