2009 USC Roster. Schedule. Head Coach: Jovan Vavic Assistant Coaches: Marko Pintaric, Casey Moon, Pavol Valovic, Greg Mitre CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

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2 29 NAME Tumua Anae Ilse van der Meijden Courtney Ray Kami Craig Kally ucas Rosanna Tomiuk Forel Davies Sarah Van Norman Joelle Bekhazi Alexandra Kiss Nadia Dan Kara-eigh Huse Jordan Anae Stephanie avayen Michelle Stein Kristen Dronberger Shauna etvin Paige Squiller Brianna Vogelzang Kendall ootten Kristine Cato^ Danielle Kim^ Sarah elty^ HT * has utilized redshirt season POS. Goalie Goalie Goalie 2-Meter Driver Utility Utility 2-Meter Driver Driver Driver 2-Meter Utility Driver Driver Utility Driver Driver Driver Driver Goalie Driver Driver YR. JR FR SO JR* JR SR JR SO SO JR FR FR SR FR* SR SO SO* FR FR FR FR FR FR HOMETON (HIGH SCHOO) Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS) Baarn, Netherlands/Griftland College Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa HS) Santa Barbara, Calif. (Santa Barbara HS) Newport Beach, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) Beaconsfield, Quebec (Beaconsfield HS/MU) Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad HS) San Diego, Calif. (Bishop s School) Pointe-Claire, Quebec (College Notre-Dame) Budakalasz, Hungary (Kerek Gimnazium) a Cañada, Calif. (Harvard-estlake HS) Pasadena, Calif. (a Salle HS) Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS) Monarch Beach, Calif. (Santa Margarita HS) Palm Desert, Calif. (Palm Desert HS) Sacramento, Calif. (Rio Americano HS) Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa HS) San Diego, Calif. (University City HS) ong Beach, Calif. (ilson HS) ong Beach, Calif. (ilson HS) a Cañada, Calif. (a Cañada HS) Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes HS) ong Beach, Calif. (ilson HS) ^ will redshirt 29 season Head Coach: Jovan Vavic Assistant Coaches: Marko Pintaric, Casey Moon, Pavol Valovic, Greg Mitre Schedule 29 Roster NO. B DATE Feb. 4 Feb. 7-8 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb Feb. 28 March 6 March 7 March March 7 March 27 OPPONENT HARTICK Stanford Invitational UC IRVINE* CA STATE NORTHRIDGE* UC Irvine Tournament at California* ONG BEACH STATE SAN JOSE STATE* ARIZONA STATE* at Hawai i* at UC San Diego TIME 5 p.m. All Day 2 p.m. 2 p.m. All Day p.m. 6 p.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. TBA 4 p.m. DATE March 28 April 2 April April 8 April 9 Apr May 8- OPPONENT at San Diego State* OYOA MARYMOUNT CA STATE SAN BERNARDINO at UCA* STANFORD* at ong Beach State* MPSF Championships& NCAA Championships$ TIME p.m. 4 p.m. 5: p.m. p.m. 4: p.m. 2 p.m. TBA TBA * MPSF game All times are local to game site & MPSF Tournament (hosted by Hawai i) $ NCAA Tournament (hosted by Maryland) Home games in BOD CAPS (at McDonald s Swim Stadium)

3 29 S 29 Season Outlook ome teams measure experience in years. At, you can also measure experience in miles, medals and time zones. This 29 season, the team returns two All-Americans with 95 goals and 2 saves between them a not-sosubtle hint at the balance stabilizing the Trojan waters this year as well as a slew of talent from last year s NCAA finalist squad. Jordan Anae and All-American Michelle Stein are s two seniors, bringing leadership and three trips to the NCAA Tournament to the pool for their final year at Troy. Several more returning omen of Troy bring in summer experience state-side, as Stein and sophomore Kristen Dronberger were members of the U.S. National B Team and Tumua Anae earned honors as the Top 4 Festival Most Valuable Goalie. Meanwhile, junior Forel Davies has been deepening her defensive skills and all-around game with the U.S. Junior National Team. Davies, Alexandra Kiss and Kally ucas are all back in the waters of Troy as juniors with a wealth of offensive firepower. In whole, returns seven of its top- scorers from last year. Counting up years of experience on the roster this season is only part of the story, however. For 29, head coach Jovan Vavic has added four players boasting significant mileage from overseas. hile the current omen of Troy have been taking yearly trips to the NCAA Tournament, that fearsome foursome was racking up frequent flier miles and hardware in international waters. Back in the waters of Troy after a year off spent training and traveling the world with Team USA is now-junior Kami Craig. The tremendous talent at two-meters flexed her muscles in Beijing during the summer and came home with a silver medal from the 28 Olympic Games. Her experience abroad is edged only by three other international imports. Ilse van der Meijden hails from the Netherlands and was the goalie for the Dutch squad in Beijing, anchoring a gold-medal finish for the Netherlands to give the Trojans two Olympic medalists in the water this season. And even more travel time has been clocked by newcomers Joelle Bekhazi and Rosanna Tomiuk two Canadian national teamers. Truth is, the Trojan roster is dripping with experience in every shape and form. All-American junior goalie Tumua Anae and Olympic gold-medalist van der Meijden provide an unheard-of tagteam of talent in the cage, forming a powerful backbone for the defense that Vavic has now established as a trademark of his Trojan teams. I think this is going to be one of our toughest and best defensive teams, Vavic said. e are athletic, quick and tough. e can easily start six girls without worry of a mismatch at set. e have every position covered with two or three players and we are really great in goal. hile All-American senior Michelle Stein comes back as s top scorer from 28, Olympian Craig settles into set with plenty of power sprinkled around the perimeter with Stein. Bekhazi and Tomiuk both can put the ball away something that senior Jordan Anae and juniors Forel Davies, Alexandra Kiss, Kally ucas have been doing as sneaky and swift scorers for several seasons already at Troy. ocation:...os Angeles, CA 989 And if anyone plans on underestimated the underclassmen, there will be Founded:...88 consequences. Once Craig has taken her turn tiring out opposing two-meter guards, Size:... 5 Acres sophomore Sarah Van Norman is a sure bet at set. She and fellow sophomore Enrollment:..., Kristen Dronberger provided a combined 5 goals as freshmen and both are back President:...Dr. Steven Sample stronger and with even more savvy. hat s more, s 29 first-year field players Athletic Director:... Mike Garrett Nadia Dan and Kara-eigh Huse are also in line for plenty of minutes as impact Colors:... Cardinal & Gold freshmen out of the gates. I just see that we are balanced, Vavic said. Everybody that s playing this year Nickname:... Trojans/omen of Troy can score, and we are tremendously tough at two-meters with Kami and Sarah, Facility:...McDonald s Swim Stadium who has gotten a lot more mature. Obviously because we have Kami and Sarah, Kennedy Athletic Building:... (2) opponents will have to stop that. It will be tough to stop Kami. She is one of best two- ater Polo Office:... (2) meter women in the world because she is so explosive and has great finishing skills. omen s ater Polo Head Coach (Record): Sarah has improved tremendously. She s crafty and difficult to guard. And our outside...jovan Vavic (2-2 [.74] in 4 years) shooters are very dangerous. Michelle and Forel both can finish. Sandra and Kally Assistant Coaches:...Marko Pintaric, Casey Moon, and Joelle and Rosie are all good shooters. And Nadia is an outstanding shooter.... Pavol Valovic, Greg Mitre She and Kara-eigh don t play like freshmen. They aren t scared or rattled. Conference:...Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Dan and Huse are just part of the fresh young depth charge joining the roster (Arizona State, California, Cal State Northridge,. for 29. Drivers Stephanie avayen and Shauna etvin and goalie Courtney Hawai i, ong Beach State, Pacific,. Ray all return to the roster, while the Trojans also have a strong set of true freshmen San Diego State, San Jose State, Stanford,. joining the mix in speedy drivers Paige Squiller, Brianna Vogelzang, and Kendall UCA, UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara, ) ootten. Freshmen Kristine Cato, Danielle Kim and Sarah elty are all tabbed to redshirt their first year in preparation for a bright future with the omen of Troy. 28 Record: overall hat I like about this team is I have a group of girls that are water players, 28 MPSF Record (Finish): (2nd) Vavic said. Sometimes you just get lucky. 28 Postseason:...NCAA Second Place ucky or not, the nation has taken note of s wealth of experience on all accounts. Vavic s omen of Troy have been tabbed No. in the nation and in the Sports Information:... (2) MPSF as the 29 season gets underway. Coming off a 2-8 mark last year with Sports Information Fax:... (2) trips to the MPSF and NCAA finals for second-place finishes at the two postseason ater Polo SID:...Darcy Couch pinnacles, is devoted to turning the tide and staying on top for 29. Couch s ...dcouch@usc.edu This is a group of girls that I think really wants it this year, Vavic said of his eb Site: Trojans. I think that the fact that we played in the championship last year and played really well in the semifinals and that we learned what it takes to get to the Credits: The 29 media guide was prepared by Darcy Couch. Special thanks finals is valuable. In sports you really have to have a great desire and set your goals high and with to Figge Photography, Dan Avila, Sam Haythornn this group that is their goal. inning the NCAAs is one of those things that haven t David Gonzales, AP Images and Getty Images. Printing by Chromatic. accomplished. e have to prove ourselves. 29 Quick Facts 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide

4 29 Head Coach head coach Jovan Vavic 5th season 7-time MPSF Coach of the Year 4-time National Coach of the Year 6 National Titles Head coach Jovan Vavic, one of the top water coaches in the country, serves a dual role as the head coach of both the men s and women s teams. He has been with the women s program since its inception in 995, and has led his men s and women s teams to national championships twice in the same school year (the men in 998 and 2 and the women in 999 and 24). In his 4th season at the helm of the men s program, Vavic led the Trojans to an undefeated season topped off with the 28 NCAA Men s ater Polo Championship. Vavic brings a 2-2 (.74) all-time record on the women s side into the 29 season his 5th as the women s head coach. Since 999 when the program was fully funded, Vavic s record is (.847) with an even more impressive 22-4 (.856) record in his last eight seasons. In 28, Vavic led the omen of Troy to a fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. For the second time in three years, reached the title match, falling to UCA to finish the season at 2-8 after also taking second to the Bruins at the MPSF Tournament. In 27, had finished third at both the MPSF and NCAA tournaments, going 22-6 overall. His 26 omen of Troy raced undefeated through the regular season and finished second in the NCAA Tournament, falling in the last second to UCA in a 9-8 decision that left the Trojans with a 27- overall record. For the first time in school history, Vavic saw two of his players earn collegiate water s highest honor, as Juraj Zatovic and auren enger made it a Trojan sweep of the Peter J. Cutino Award for the 25 men s and 26 women s seasons. Vavic pulled a coaching double sweep when he was named 2 National Coach of the Year and MPSF Coach of the Year for the men and 24 National Coach of the Year and MPSF Coach of the Year for the women, and he was named 25 MPSF and National Coach of the Year once again on the men s side following the Trojans most recent NCAA title. His 24 women s team won the national championship and became the first team in NCAA Championship history to go undefeated (29-). Vavic earned MPSF Coach of the Year honors. Vavic oversaw the team s move from Division II in 995 to Division I in 996. He guided to its first-ever Division I National Collegiate Championships appearance in 997 and a seventh-place national finish while the 998 team took fifth nationally. The 2 squad added another strong showing, finishing second nationally. In 999, Vavic was named the National Coach of the Year and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Coach of the Year. Vavic came to in 992 as an assistant men s water coach, joined John Jovan Vavic celebrates after the 24 women (left) defeated oyola Marymount -8 to win the NCAA championship and complete the sweep after the men s team (right) won the national title with a 9-7 overtime win against Stanford. VAVIC AT 996 MPSF Men s Co-Coach of the Year 998 National Men s Co-Coach of the Year 999 MPSF omen s Coach of the Year 999 National omen s Coach of the Year 2 MPSF Men s Coach of the Year 2 National Men s Coach of the Year 24 MPSF omen s Coach of the Year 24 National omen s Coach of the Year 25 MPSF Men s Coach of the Year 25 National Men s Coach of the Year 26 MPSF Men s Coach of the Year 28 MPSF Men s Coach of the Year Men s career coaching record: -57 (.846) 4 seasons omen s career coaching record: 2-2 (.74) 4 seasons illiams as Troy s co-head coach in 995 and took over the men s program in 999 after illiams retired. He and illiams were named National Coaches of the Year in 998 after leading to its first-ever national championship. They were also named MPSF Co-Coaches of the Year in 996 after leading to the conference title. In fact, in the season, Vavic did something no other coach has accomplished as his teams won three national championships: besides capturing the 998 men s and 999 women s titles, his 999 men s club team won the Men s Senior National Club Championship. In his 2 seasons with the men s program, Vavic has improved his career coaching record on the men s side to (.8). In his tenure as men s head coach, Vavic boasts a winning record against all opponents on the men s side of the game, recording only two losses in 2 seasons against teams outside the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. He is against MPSF men s teams since 995. Vavic brought home the school s second men s national championship in the 2 season as the Trojans went 24- and defeated host Stanford, 9-7, in overtime in the title match. He also earned National Coach of the Year and MPSF Coach of the Year honors. In January of 25, Vavic was named Men's Elite Zone Coach of the Year by U.S. ater Polo for the coastal California region. The 46-year-old Vavic, a native of Yugoslavia, spent the 99 season as an assistant men s coach at UCA. Previously, he coached three seasons (987-99) at Palos Verdes (Calif.) High, where he led Palos Verdes to two undefeated league seasons (988-89). In the summer of 995, Vavic served as an assistant water coach at the orld University Games. ast summer, Vavic was the head coach for the U.S. team that finished eighth at the UG and narrowly missed a chance to play in the medal round after losing to Serbia Montenegro 2- in a shootout. Vavic graduated from UCA in 992 with a bachelor s degree in history. He and his wife, isa, have four children: Nikola, Monica, Marko and Stefan. 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide

5 29 Coaching Staff head assistant marko coach pintaric Former All-American Marko Pintaric is in his eighth season on the staff, serving as the head assistant coach of both the men s and teams at. Pintaric was a two-year starter for the Trojans in 997 and 998. He recorded 44 goals during the Trojans 998 national championship season and earned National Player of the Year and first team All-America honors. He also earned second team All-America honors in 997. Pintaric was named to the NCAA All-Tournament Team both years. He transferred to from the University of Zagreb in Croatia, where he was a member of the Croatian Junior National Team (989-94). Along with his current coaching experience, Pintaric served as the varsity coach at oyola High in os Angeles during the school year. He continues to play for the New York Athletic Club, where he was a member of the 2 summer national championship team and four consecutive winter national championship teams (999-22). Pintaric graduated from in 2 with a degree in communications and earned his master s degree in 2 in communications management. assistant coachcasey Moon Casey Moon is in his second season on the coaching staff, coming to program after serving as an assistant coach for Trojan ater Polo Club and as head coach at Santa Cruz High School. Moon also was an assistant for ax em ater Polo Club in Santa Cruz. As a player, Moon competed at UC Santa Cruz, graduating in 24 with bachelor s degrees in biology and legal studies. In high school, Moon was a four year varsity swimmer and water player at St. John Bosco, where he was named MVP as well as All-CIF and All-league as a senior. volunteer assistant greg coach mitre graduate assistant pavol coachvalovic Pavol Valovic is in his first year as a graduate assistant coach at for the Trojans. A native of Slovakia, Valovic was a member of the 25 NCAA Championship team and also earned All-America and All-MPSF honors as a senior in 26. Valovic transferred to as a junior from Golden est College and completed his bachelor s degree in international relations global business in 28. Named the Male Scholar Athlete of the Year in 26 and recipient of the Pac- Conference Medal in 27, Valovic is currently pursuing a master s in public diplomacy. women s water Bryan Bailey Strength & Conditioning Greg Mitre enters his second season with the staff, helping Vavic and his squad as a volunteer assistant coach. He has served as a coach for Trojan ater Polo and also has been active in broadcasting various water games through local television channels. Mitre was born and raised in San Pedro, Calif. Support Staff Annette Brown Office Coordinator Darcy Couch Sports Information Hillery Magness Athletic Trainer Kyle Ross Academic Counselor 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide

6 29 Returning Players Jordan Anae 8 career goals Tumua Anae Senior Utility Newport Beach, Calif. Corona del Mar HS 2 career saves THIS SEASON: A hard-working utility player, Jordan Anae enters her final season at. 28: Anae scored 22 goals as a junior... Had five multiple-goal games, scoring in 7 different games... First-career multiple-goal game came against Hartwick on Feb : Anae scored eight goals as a sophomore, scoring in seven different games. 26: Anae scored eight goals as a freshman, tallying a career-high four goals against Pacific on Feb Scored in five games. HIGH SCHOO: Anae was a three-sport star at Corona del Mar High, lettering in water, swimming and volleyball... ater team won the CIF Championship three times (2-5)... Also won CIF volleyball title in 25 and CIF swim title in Named CIF Division II MVP and Pacific Coast Athlete of the Year as a senior... Named to Orange County Register First Team and A Times Second Team... An All-American in swimming and water as a junior... Played club for Corona del Mar, placing third at the 24 Junior Olympics. NATIONA TEAMS: Anae played with the U.S. Youth National Team for a year. PERSONA: Anae is majoring in business... Parents are Alan and Annabel... Has one sister, Tumuaialii, who also is on the team... Born in Honolulu, Hawai i... ists surfing as her favorite pasttime... Birthdate is Feb., Junior Goalie Newport Beach, Calif. Corona del Mar HS THIS SEASON: Tumua Anae enters her third season at as an athletic and rangy goalie set up to return to her big role in the cage for the Trojans. 28: Anae had 22 saves in 26 games as a sophomore, averaging 8.9 saves per game... Allowed 2 goals to average 4.6 goals-against per game, leading the MPSF... Had a career-high 4 saves against UCA in the MPSF Championship game... Had saves against UCA on Feb. and against Stanford on April 5... Named a First Team All-American and to NCAA All-Tournament Team and AllMPSF First Team... Named MPSF Player of the eek on March. 27: Anae capped up for 4 games as a true freshman, tallying 89 saves and allowing 67 goals... Averaged 5.2 saves and.9 goals against per game...set a career high with saves in s 2-7 win over California on Apr., and had saves in the NCAA Third Place victory San Diego State on May. HIGH SCHOO: Anae was named the CIF Division II Co-Player of the Year as a senior at Corona del Mar High...as also named to the All-Orange County and Pacific Coast eague first teams... Named league Goalkeeper of the Year... Team won the CIF titles in 25 and Also swam for CDM s 24 and 26 CIF title-winning teams... Playing club with SoCal, won the 8-under Junior Olympics in 26. PERSONA: Anae is majoring in broadcast journalism... Full first name is Tumuaialii... Parents are Allen and Annabel... Has one sister, Jordan, who also is on the team... Born in Honolulu, Hawai i... ists going to the beach, sleeping and reading as her favorite pastimes... Birthdate is Oct. 6, omen's ater Polo Media Guide 4

7 29 Returning Players Kami Craig 76 career goals 2 5- Junior 2-Meter Santa Barbara, Calif. Santa Barbara HS 8 career goals THIS SEASON: Kami Craig returns to the pool for with Olympic experience, standing out as one of the most powerful two-meter players in the game. 28: Craig redshirted her third season in order to compete at the 28 Olympic Games, where she won a silver medal with the United States. 27: Craig was third on the team in scoring with 8 goals as a sophomore... Matched her career high with four goals vs. San Diego State... Scored in 2 games total, with multiple-goal efforts... Scored at least one goal in s final games... Named a First Team All-American and to All-MPSF First Team. 26: Craig was the team s fourth leading scorer in her first year at, punching in 8 goals from the tough center position... Scored a career-high four goals against UC Santa Barbara on April 2... Scored in 24 games total, with nine multiple-goal efforts... Received All-American honorable mention... Named to MPSF AllFreshman Team. NATIONA TEAMS: Craig is a member of the U.S. National Team, earning silver at the 28 Olympic Games in Beijing... Scored six goals during the Olympics... Also won 27 orld Championship in Australia... on gold at the 26 Holiday Cup and FINA Super Final and took fourth at the FINA orld Cup... As a member of the U.S. Junior National Team, won gold at the 25 Junior National Championships... on gold at 24 Pan-Am Junior Championships... A member of the Youth National Team from 2-6. HIGH SCHOO: Craig holds the Santa Barbara High School record for singleseason goals (2) and the most goals scored in one game (9)... Named Player of the Year by the A Times and Santa Barbara News Press as a senior... Named CIF MVP as a senior... Named All-American second team as a junior and first team as a senior... on league championship as a freshman at Santa Ynez High School and as a junior at Santa Barbara High... Santa Barbara High team won CIF title her junior and senior years... Played club for Santa Barbara ater Polo Foundation... on Junior Olympics gold as 8-under in 2... A member of the CSF Honor Society for seven semesters. PERSONA: Craig has not decided on a major... Parents are Steve and Dale... Has two brothers, Jeff and Tony... Favorite pasttime is surfing at Refugio Beach... Birthdate is July 2, 987. Forel DAvies 5 5- Junior Utility Carlsbad, Calif. Carlsbad HS THIS SEASON: Forel Davies enters her third season at as a versatile utility player who stands out as one of the top defenders in the game. 28: Davies scored 2 goals as a sophomore... Scored in 4 games with five mulitple-goal outings... Tied her career high twice with three goals at Pacific and later vs. ASU at the MPSF Tournament. 27: Davies scored 7 goals as a freshman... Scored in 2 different games with four multiple-goal efforts... Had a career-high three goals in s 4-7 first-round win over Hartwick at the NCAA Championships... as named to the MPSF AllFreshman Team. NATIONA TEAMS: Davies is a member of the U.S. Junior National Team... Most recently competed with the U.S. squad at the 27 Junior orld Championships in Portugal... on silver at the Pythia Cup and Trofeo iguria in summer 26. HIGH SCHOO: Davies won CIF titles with Carlsbad High in 25 and as a two-time first-team All-CIF Division I selection... Earned All-Avocado eague honors three times... As a standout in both water and swimming, was named Carlsbad High Athlete of the Year... A four-time all-league and three-time first team All-CIF selection for swimming... on the CIF 5 freestyle title in 25 and Holds school records in the 5 and free and the league record in the 5 free... Also a member of school record-holding 2 medley, 4 free and 2 free relays... Played club for San Diego Shores, winning the 8-under gold at the 25 Junior Olympics and silver in 26. PERSONA: Davies has not decided on a major... Parents are Cathleen and Jeff... Has one sister, Faith, and one brother, Bryant... ists surfing and camping as her favorite pastimes... Names Gabrielle Reese as her biggest sports hero... Birthdate is Oct. 26, omen's ater Polo Media Guide 5

8 29 Returning Players Kristen 7 ronberger Alexandra 8 Kiss D 8 career goals 5-9 Sophomore 2-Meter Sacramento, Calif. Rio Americano HS 72 career goals THIS SEASON: Kristen Dronberger enters her second season at... 28: Dronberger scored 8 goals as a true freshman... Scored in 4 games with three multiple-goal efforts... Had a career-high three goals against Michigan. NATIONA TEAMS: Dronberger is a member of the U.S. Youth National Team. HIGH SCHOO: Dronberger attended Rio Americano High in Sacramento, Calif as named to the Sacramento Bee All-Metro first team her sophomore, junior and senior seasons Received four letters in both water and swimming Playedclub for American River ater Polo Club, which won the under-8 Commerce Cup in 25 and placed fifth at the 26 Junior Olympics. PERSONA: Dronberger is majoring in communications Parents are Bob and Judy Has one sister, Katie Cousin Heather Valiero attended and swam for Aunt also attended ists avocados, bananas, green beans and toast as her favorite foods Birthdate is June, 6, Junior Driver Budakalasz, Hungary Kerek Gimnazium THIS SEASON: Alexandra Kiss enters her third season at, returning as a proven scorer and impact player for the Trojans. 28: Kiss was the team s third leading scorer with 6 goals as a sophomore... Had multiple-goal games, scoring in 2 games... Had a season-high three goals vs. UCA in the MPSF Championship and against Stanford in the NCAA semifinals... Named an Academic All-MPSF Scholar-Athlete. 27: Kiss was s fourth leading scorer as a freshman, scoring 6 goals... She scored in 2 different games, including multiple-goal efforts... Had a career-high four goals against Cal State Northridge on Feb Also had three hat tricks... as named to the MPSF All-Freshman Team... Named to ACPC All-Academic Team, earning Superior honors. HIGH SCHOO: Kiss attended Kerek Gimnazium in Budakalasz, Hungary... Played on the Hungarian Under-8 and Under-6 national teams, placing second at the European Championships in 2 and 25 and third in Also competed at the Hungarian National Cup in 25 and 26, and won championships at the 26 and 26 U-8 Nationals, 26 Senior Nationals, 26 EN Cup and 26 European Super Cup. PERSONA: Kiss has not decided on a major... Parents are Janos and Erzsebet... Has one brother, Norbert... Enjoys reading, hanging out with friends and playing basketball, ping-pong and beach volleyball in her spare time... ists former Trojan and current Hungarian National team player Aniko Pelle as one of her biggest sports heores... Birthdate is Sept., omen's ater Polo Media Guide 6

9 29 Returning Players Shauna etvin Stephanie avayen RS Sophomore Driver Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa HS 5-4 RS Freshman Driver Monarch Beach, Calif. Santa Margarita HS THIS SEASON: Shauna etvin enters her second season of competition at. 28: etvin played, but did not score in her first season at 27: etvin redshirted her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: etvin was an All-CIF First Team selection as a junior and senior at Mira Costa High... Named the Daily Breeze Player of the Year and Bay eague MVP in Received second team All-CIF honors in 2 and Named MVP of the 26 South Bay Tournament... Also swam all four years, competing in the 2 IM and back... Played club for Trojan ater Polo.. PERSONA: etvin has not decided on a major... Parents are Jane and Bruce... Has one sister, Serena... ists going to Mammoth and snowboarding as her favorite pastimes... Birthdate is Dec., 987. THIS SEASON: Stephanie avayen enters her first season of competition at. 28: avayen redshirted her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: avayen attended Rancho Santa Margarita High in Santa Margarita, Calif... A 27 All-Trinity eague first team selection... as the captain of the water and swimming teams her senior year... Earned All-CIF honors as a senior... Received the International Baccalaureate Full Diploma upon graduation in as presented the 27 Senior eadership award at Rancho Santa Margarita High... Played club for SoCal, which finished fourth in the 27 8-under Junior Olympics. PERSONA: avayen is majoring in communications... Parents are Al and Cathy... Has two brothers, Alex and Nick, and one sister, Caroline... Her mother, Cathy attended... Uncle oody avayen was on the 979 NCAA Champion water team at UC Santa Barbara... Birthdate is Aug. 27, omen's ater Polo Media Guide 7

10 29 Returning Players Kally ucas 42 career goals Courtney 5-8 Junior Driver Newport Beach, Calif. Newport Harbor HS Ray 5 career saves THIS SEASON: Kally ucas returns for her third season at Troy with added experience and an increased role in the attack. 28: ucas was fourth on the team in scoring with 27 goals as a sophomore... Scored in 8 games with eight multiple-goal efforts... Had back-to-back hat tricks at the UC Irvine Invitational against Michigan and UC Davis. 27: ucas scored 5 goals as a freshman, scoring in different games with four multiple-goal efforts... Had a career-high three goals against Hawai i on March 7. HIGH SCHOO: ucas helped her Newport Harbor High team win the CIF Division I titles in 24 and 26 and the Sea View eague championship all four years... Scored seven goals in the 26 CIF championship game... ed team in scoring and assists... Named to 25 All-Orange County Team... Honored as OC Register Athlete of the eek during 24 and 25 seasons and Daily Pilot Athlete of the eek in on the City of Newport Beach 26 Athletic Award and named a Top 5 Athlete by the Chamber of Commerce... on the 26 Aquatics Booster Academic Award for having a GPA above 4... A California Scholastic Federation member from Played club for SoCal, which won the 8-under Junior Olympics gold medal in 26. PERSONA: ucas has not decided on a major... Parents are Mary Pat and Kent... Has one sister, Kamy, and one brother, Zach... Her mother, father, grandfather and uncle also attended... Grandfather Robert ucas played football at... ould like to open a women s clothing store after graduation... Birthdate is June 4, Sophomore Goalie Manhattan Beach, Calif. Mira Costa HS THIS SEASON: Courtney Ray enters her second season at. 28: Ray appeared in four games as a true freshman, gathering five saves... She allowed five goals. HIGH SCHOO: Ray was an All-Bay eague selection her junior and senior year at Mira Costa High Also named to the All-Area team her senior year Holds Mira Costa records for most career saves (74) and single season saves (65) Team was undefeated Bay eague champions her junior and senior year Received the silver medal on the 27 National atin Exam... Played club for os Angeles ater Polo Club. PERSONA: Ray is majoring in political science Parents are George and Debbie Has one brother, Brendan Her father, George, played baseball for Connecticut and for the U.S. traveling team Birthdate is Sept. 28, omen's ater Polo Media Guide 8

11 29 Returning Players Michelle Stein 95 career goals Sarah 6 5- Senior Driver Palm Desert, Calif. Palm Desert HS Van Norman 7 career goals THIS SEASON: Michelle Stein returns for her final season holding 95 career goals and standing out as a dangerous scorer who also boasts defensive prowess for the Trojans. 28: Stein led the Trojans in scoring as a junior with 56 goals... Scored in all but three games for, notching 6 multiple-goal efforts... Had a season-high five goals vs. Michigan... as named MPSF Player of the eek twice and finished as the MPSF s ninth leading scorer... Named a Second Team All-American. 27: Stein finished as the team s sixth leading scorer with 9 goals as a sophomore... Scored in 7 different games with seven multiple-goal efforts... Set her new career high with six goals in a win over Hawai i on March 7. 26: Stein scored eight goals as a freshman... Scored in six games, including a hat trick against Michigan on Feb. 2. NATIONA TEAMS: Stein is a member of the U.S. Junior National Team... Helped Team USA win silver medals at the Pythia Cup in Greece and the Trofeo iguria in Italy over the summer. HIGH SCHOO: Stein was named Athlete of the Year by the Desert Sun in A first team All-Inland Empire selection in A first team All-CIF selection as a 25 senior... Chosen as Palm Desert High team MVP Named to second team All-CIF in 24 and third team in 2.. Desert Valley eague MVP in 24 and On the High Honor Roll all four years... Named the 24 Business Department s Student of the Year... Played club for CHAP, which placed third at the 24 Junior Olympics and seventh in A first team All-American at 2-under Nationals. PERSONA: Stein is majoring in English... Parents are Margo and Ken... Has three sisters, Kelly, Jill and Elise, and one brother, Grant... Uncle Brian Heublein played baseball and basketball at Birthdate is July, Sophomore 2-Meter San Diego, Calif. Bishop s School THIS SEASON: Sarah Van Norman enters her first season at. 28: Van Norman scored 7 goals as a true freshman... Scored in nine games with five multiple-goal efforts... Had a career-high four goals against Michigan in the NCAA Tournament. NATIONA TEAMS: Van Norman was a member of the 25 Junior National Team. HIGH SCHOO: Van Norman helped lead the Bishop s School to four straight CIF titles as the CIF Player of the Year for the San Diego Section in 26 and 27 Also named San Diego Union Tribune Player of the Year in 26 and 27 Is the all-time leading scorer in San Diego with 57 goals as a varsity starter all four years at the Bishop s School Played club for San Diego Shores. PERSONA: Van Norman is majoring in English Parents are Jim and Marsha Has two brothers, Josh and Jordan and one sister, Moriah All her siblings attended Jordan and Moriah both played water at Birthdate is Dec. 2, omen's ater Polo Media Guide

12 29 Newcomers Joelle Bekhazi Kristine 7 Cato 5-7 Sophomore Driver Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada College Notre-Dame 6-2 Freshman Goalie a Cañada, Calif. a Cañada HS THIS SEASON: Kristine Cato enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Cato was an All-American and named to the All-CIF First Team as a senior out of a Cañada High... Is a two-time league MVP and was named 28 Player of the Year by the Pasadena Star News... a Cañada team won its league championship in Recorded 7 blocks as a senior... Played club for Rose Bowl, winning the 28 Alberta Open and earning honors as the tournament s top goalie. PERSONA: Cato is majoring in international business... Parents are Robert and Cynthia... Has one sister, Tritia... Enjoys hanging out with friends, shopping, reading and traveling in her spare time... ists Michael Ballack as her biggest sports hero... Favorite foods are Italian and Mexican... Has always wanted to scuba dive and compete in a triathlon... Birthdate is June 4, 99. THIS SEASON: Joelle Bekhazi enters her first season at. NATIONA TEAMS: Bekhazi is a member of the Canadian National Team... ed Canada in scoring at the 28 FINA orld eague... Competed with Canada at 27 FINA Super Final and 27 Pan American Games... Also was a member of Canada s Junior National Team for four years, competing at the Junior orld Championships and Junior Pan-American Games. HIGH SCHOO: Bekhazi won seven Canadian national championships playing club for DDO ater Polo... as named the MVP once and is a six-time All-Star at the national championships. PERSONA: Bekhazi is majoring in biological sciences and hopes to become a doctor... Parents are Michel and Diane... Has two siblings, Elie and Daniel... ists Canadian Olympian Cora Campbell as her biggest sports hero... Favorite foods are pasta and candy... Has always wanted to snowboard and skidive... Hopes to compete at the 22 Olympic Games and then return to school for her master s and PhD... Birthdate is April 27, 987. Nadia Dan Freshman Driver a Cañada, Calif. Harvard-estlake HS THIS SEASON: Nadia Dan enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Dan was selected the 28 CIF Division IV Player of the Year out of CIF finalist a Cañada High... Also a three-time All-CIF First Team pick... Named to A Daily News All-Area First Team... Played club for os Angeles PC... An honor student. PERSONA: Dan is majoring in business... Parents are Vlad and Irmgard... Has one sister, Ina... Father Vlad was a member of the Romanian National Team Handball team... Favorite food is sushi... Has always wanted to travel the world and would like to one day earn her MBA... orks in the summer as an A County lifeguard... Birthdate is Dec. 27, 989. Kara-eigh Huse 5- Freshman 2-Meter Pasadena, Calif. a Salle HS THIS SEASON: Kara-eigh Huse enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Huse was a three-time selection to the Pasadena Star News All-Area Team and was the MVP in 28 as a senior out of a Salle High... Earned 27 All-CIF Division IV First Team honors and named to All-CIF DIII Second Team in Named league MVP in th 26, 27 and Holds CIF record for most goals scored in a career (62), in a season (8 in 28 and 66 in 26) and in a game (4)... Played club for Commerce... An honor student. PERSONA: Huse has not decided on a major but would like to pursue a career in fashion design... Parents are illiam and Jennie... Mother Jennie player water at UC Santa Barbara... ists watching Commerce teammates Brenda Villa and Patty Cardenas win silver in Beijing as her most thrilling sports moment... ould like to some day visit Mexico, Spain and Paris... Birthdate is July, omen's ater Polo Media Guide

13 29 Newcomers Danielle Kim 5-9 Freshman Driver Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. Palos Verdes HS THIS SEASON: Danielle Kim enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Kim reached the CIF quarterfinals as a junior and senior at Palos Verdes High... Earned 28 all-league honors... team won league titles in 27 and Had a broken shoulder for most of her junior season... Played club for os Angeles PC and Palos Verdes PC... An honor student. PERSONA: Kim is majoring in economics and hopes to have a career in the financial industry... Parents are Al Kim and Barbara Bethke... Has one sister, Natalie, who played water at Princeton... Her father also attended... Enjoys sailing, going to the beach and scuba diving in her spare time... ists watching Michael Phelps win eight gold medals as the most thrilling sports moment... Hopes to travel to Europe after graduation and then pursue a master s degree... Birthdate is Dec. 27, 989. Rosanna Tomiuk Paige Squiller 5-9 Freshman Driver San Diego, Calif. University City HS THIS SEASON: Paige Squiller enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Squiller was a First Team All-CIF selection as a senior out of University City High in San Diego... Also a first team all-league and all-county pick in Team reached CIF semifinals in 25, 27 and Named to all-league second team in Also swam for four years and was team captain in 27 and Played club for Surge PC and San Diego Shores... An honor student. PERSONA: Squiller has not decided on a major... Parents are Robin Read and Dan Squiller... Has one sister, Brooke... Father Dan played tennis at Ohio... ists high school coach Ty ackey as her biggest sports hero... Enjoys reading, yoga and going to the beach in her spare time... ould like to some day travel to Antarctica and Egypt... An active member of Surfrider Birthdate is March 9, 99. Ilse 4 van der Meijden 5-9 Senior Utility Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada Beaconsfield HS/MU 6- Freshman Goalie Baarn, Netherlands Griftland College THIS SEASON: Rosanna Tomiuk enters her first season at and is pursuing a graduate degree while finishing her final season of eligibility. NATIONA TEAMS: Tomiuk is a member of the Canadian National Team... on silver medals at the Pan American Games and Commonwealth Games... on gold at the 2 Junior orld Championships. AT MU: Tomiuk played two seasons at MU and earned a degree in biology... In her first season, was a full-time starter and fourth on the team with 44 goals and added 27 steals and nine assists... Scored seven goals in the 25 NCAA Tournament to be named to the NCAA All-Tournament Second Team... Had multiple-goal games... Had a career-high three goals in five different games... Named to 26 PA All-Tournament Second Team... Scored 25 goals with 2 assists and 2 steals as a sophomore... Did not compete in 27 at MU... Recipient of service and leadership awards at MU. HIGH SCHOO: Tomiuk attended Beaconsfield High... MVP at junior club nationals in May of Member of All-Star team at junior nationals in 24 and 2... Played club for Dollard PC. PERSONA: Rosanna Tomiuk is working on a master s of liberal studies... Parents are ynda and Jean Thomas and Olaf Tomiuk... Step-father, Jean, played water at Sir George illiam s University... has two brothers, Olaf and Marcus, and a sister, Daria... Enjoys singing and songwriting and anything adventurous in her free time... Birthdate is Oct., 984. THIS SEASON: Ilse Van der Meijden enters her first season at. NATIONA TEAMS: Van der Meijden won an Olympic gold medal with the Netherlands at the 28 Olympic Games... as the Netherlands top goalie in Beijing and had nine saves in the gold-medal game against the USA... Named the Best Goalie at the 27 Olympic Qualification Tournament and at the 24, 25 and 26 Junior European Championships... Named to 25 All-Star team at the Junior orld Championships. HIGH SCHOO: Van der Meijden played club in the Netherlands for Zu de Vuursche and Bzc Brandenburg. PERSONA: Van der Meijden has not decided on a major... Parents are Evert van der Meijden and Nella Joosten... Has one sister, Desiree... ists Dutch open water distance swimmer Maarten van der eijden as her biggest sports hero... Has always wanted to swim with dolphins... Hopes to teach kindergarden and train dogs after graduation... Birthdate is Oct. 22, omen's ater Polo Media Guide

14 29 Newcomers Brianna Vogelzang Kendall ootten 5-8 Freshman Driver ong Beach, Calif. ilson HS 5-6 Freshman Driver ong Beach, Calif. ilson HS THIS SEASON: Brianna Vogelzang enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: Vogelzang competed in water and was a member of the AllAmerican 2 free relay team in 27 at ilson High... An Academic All-American and honor student... Played club for B Shore Aquatics. PERSONA: Vogelzang is majoring in environmental studies... Parents are Robert and Kelly... Has one brother, Erik... Parents and grandparents also attended... Enjoys surfing and being at the beach in her spare time... ists former ilson coach Klaus Barth as her biggest sports hero... ould like to one day visit Paris... Birthdate is Oct., 99. THIS SEASON: Kendall ootten enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: ootten was a two-time All-CIF First Team selection out of ilson High... Named ong Beach Press Telegram s 26 and 27 Dream Team Player of the Year... Played club for B Shore Aquatics... An honor student. PERSONA: ootten has not decided on a major... Parents are Michael and Misty... Has one brother, Kyle, who played water at... Her mother and grandfather also attended... Enjoys reading and traveling in her spare time... ists former ilson coach Klaus Barth as her biggest sports hero... Birthdate is Feb. 27, 99. Sarah elty 5-5 Freshman Driver ong Beach, Calif. ilson HS THIS SEASON: Sarah elty enters her first season at. HIGH SCHOO: elty was an all-league first-teamer for three years at ilson High... Named to 27 and 28 ong Beach Press Telegram Dream Team and 27 and 28 All-CIF Second Team... Reached the CIF semifinals in her senior season... Played club for B Shore Aquatics... An honor student. PERSONA: elty is majoring in communications and hopes to go to grad school and pursue a career in the entertainment industry... Parents are Anne and Peter... Has three sisters, Katie, Maddie and Allie... Sisters Katie and Maddie also attended... Enjoys traveling with her family in her spare time... ists former ilson coach Klaus Barth as her biggest sports hero... Has always wanted to backpack through Europe..Birthdate is May 29, omen's ater Polo Media Guide 2

15 29 28 Results 2-8 Overall, -2 MPSF Second Place NCAA Tournament DATE OPPONENT RESUT SCORE SCORERS SAVES Feb. 2 # HARTICK 6- J. Anae 2, Davies 2, Stein 2, Riddle 2, ucas 2, T. Anae, Bartunkova 2, Dronberger, Kiss, Van Norman, Ray 2 Beckmann. Feb. 7 CA STATE SAN BERNARDINO 2-5 Bartunkova, Stein, Spataru, Nichols, Kiss 2, Morgan 9, Dronberger 2, Riddle 2, ucas 2, Van Norman 2, Ray 2 J. Anae. Feb. 9 ^#5 California 9- Bartunkova, Nichols, J. Anae, Kiss, Stein. T. Anae ^# Stanford 5-4 Bartunkova 2, J. Anae, ucas, Stein. Morgan 8 Feb. ^# Arizona State 8-5 ucas 2, Bartunkova, Dronberger, Stein. Morgan, T. Anae ^# UCA (Stanford Invite Championship) 8-4 ucas 2, Bartunkova, Davies. T. Anae Feb. 6 at # UC Irvine* - Stein 4, Kiss 2, Anae 2, Bartunkova, ucas. T. Anae Feb. 7 at #8 Arizona State* -5 Stein, Nichols 2, Bartunkova 2, ucas, J. Anae, T. Anae 5, Kiss, Spataru. Morgan 2 Feb. 2 %#5 Michigan (UC Irvine Invite) 5-7 Stein 5, ucas, Nichols, Dronberger, Kiss. Morgan 5, T. Anae 7 %# UC Davis (UC Irvine Invite) 2- ucas, Kiss 2, Stein 2, Spataru 2, Kutcher, Indvik, Riddle. T. Anae 9, Morgan 4 Feb. 24 %#2 Stanford (UC Irvine Invite) 7-6 (OT) Bartunkova, Davies, Riddle, Kiss, Stein, Dronberger. T. Anae %#5 California (UC Irvine Invite) 9-8 Bartunkova, Kiss 2, Spataru, Davies, Stein. T. Anae 8 Feb. 29 #9 OYOA MARYMOUNT -5 Bartunkova, Nichols, J. Anae 2, Stein 2, T. Anae 2, Van Norman 2, ucas. Morgan Mar. #4 CA STATE NORTHRIDGE* 2-4 ucas 2, Kiss 2, Davies 2, J. Anae 2, Van Norman, T. Anae 9, Stein, Spataru, Riddle. Morgan 2 Mar. 8 at # California* 8-7 Stein, Spataru 2, Dronberger, J. Anae, Kiss. T. Anae 2 Mar. 9 at Pacific* 8-4 Stein 4, Davies, Nichols 2, Kiss 2, Indvik 2, ucas, Morgan 5, Dronberger, J. Anae, Spataru, McCall. Ray Mar. 4 # UCA* 8-7 Bartunkova 2, Kiss 2, Dronberger, Stein, Davies. T. Anae 7 Mar. 28 #8 UC SANTA BARBARA* 7-6 Bartunkova 5, Nichols, Stein 2, Davies, Riddle, T. Anae, Kiss, Dronberger, Kutcher, Van Norman, McCall. Morgan Mar. 29 at #6 San Diego State* -8 Bartunkova 4, Davies 2, J. Anae 2, Stein 2, Dronberger, T. Anae Nichols, Riddle. Apr. 5 #2 STANFORD* 8-7 (OT) Stein 2, J. Anae, Davies, Bartunkova, Dronberger, Kiss. T. Anae Apr. 6 #9 SAN JOSE STATE* 5-4 Nichols 4, Van Norman 2, Spataru 2, Dronberger, T. Anae, ucas, Bartunkova, Davies, J. Anae, Kiss, Stein. Morgan 6 Apr. 2 #4 HAAI I* -8 Stein 4, Van Norman, Nichols, Bartunkova, ucas, T. Anae 8, Kiss, J. Anae, Kutcher. Morgan 4 Apr. 2 at #2 ong Beach State* -6 Bartunkova, Stein, Dronberger 2, Kiss 2. T. Anae 4, Morgan Apr. 25 &Arizona State (MPSF Tourn.) 2-6 Davies, Bartunkova, ucas 2, Stein 2, J. Anae, Kiss. T. Anae 8, Morgan Apr. 26 &Stanford (MPSF Tourn.) 5-4 (OT) Kiss 2, Bartunkova, Davies, Dronberger. T. Anae Apr. 27 &UCA (MPSF Tourn.) 8-7 Kiss, ucas, Bartunkova, Stein, J. Anae. T. Anae 4 May 9 $Michigan (NCAA Tourn.) 2- Van Norman 4, Bartunkova 4, Nichols, Kiss, T. Anae 4, J. Anae, Kutcher. Morgan 8 May $Stanford (NCAA Tourn.) -6 Kiss, Stein, Bartunkova, ucas, Van Norman, Davies. T. Anae May $UCA (NCAA Tourn.) 6- Bartunkova, Stein, Nichols. T. Anae 8 Player Goals Michelle Stein 56 Veronika Bartunkova 5 Alexandra Kiss 6 Kally ucas 27 Miranda Nichols 27 Jordan Anae 22 Forel Davies 2 Kristen Dronberger 8 Sarah Van Norman 7 Julie Spataru Alison Riddle 9 Jessica Kutcher 4 Katie Indvik Rebecca McCall 2 Tekla Beckmann TOTA 6 Home games in BOD CAPS ^ Stanford Invitational 2nd Place % UC Irvine Intivational 4th Place * MPSF game & MPSF Tournament 2nd Place! NCAA Tournament 2nd Place Period Saves 2 SPG4 Goals OT Agst TotalGAPG Goalie Goals by Games/Pds Tumua Anae 26 / Opponents hitney Morgan 5 / Courtney Ray 4/ Totals 29 games Goals by Period 69 Opponents OT 4 Total 6 64 Ave Games Mult-Goal Total Player Scored In Games Goals Michelle Stein Veronika Bartunkova 24 5 Alexandra Kiss 2 6 Kally ucas Jordan Anae Kristen Dronberger 4 8 Forel Davies Miranda Nichols Julie Spataru 8 4 Sarah Van Norman Alison Riddle Jessica Kutcher 4 4 Rebecca McCall 2 2 Katie Indvik Tekla Beckmann 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide

16 29 Honors & Awards 22 Sofia Konoukh 24 Moriah Van Norman MPSF Goalie of the Year 24 Kelly Graff had five athletes help the United States National Team qualify for the 28 Olympic Games: Patty Cardenas, Kami Craig, Erika Figge, Moriah Van Norman and auren enger all won gold at the Pan-American Games in July 27. Olympians 2 Sofia Konoukh (Russia) Bernice Orwig (USA) 24 Sofia Konoukh (Russia) Aniko Pelle (Hungary) 28 Ilse van der Meijden (Gold Netherlands) Patty Cardenas (Silver USA) Kami Craig (Silver USA) Brittany Hayes (Silver USA) Moriah Van Norman (Silver USA) auren enger (Silver USA) Aniko Pelle (Hungary) Sofia Konoukh (Russia) All-Americans 995 Cindy Clarke (first team, Division II) Kristie Cissell (second team, Division II) 997 Bernice Orwig (second team) Christina McCall (honorable mention) 998 Bernice Orwig (second team) Kellie Clarke (honorable mention) Jennifer Durley (honorable mention) Nicole Martin (honorable mention) 999 Bernice Orwig (first team, National Player of the Year) Aniko Pelle (first team) Jennifer Durley (second team) isa Saenz (third team) Sandra Milicev (honorable mention) Nina engst (honorable mention) 2 Aniko Pelle (first team) Nina engst (first team) Jennifer Durley (honorable mention) Katrin Dierolf (honorable mention) Sandra Milicev (honorable mention) 2 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Aniko Pelle (second team) Katrin Dierolf (third team) 22 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Aniko Pelle (second team) Nina engst (third team) 2 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Katrin Dierolf (second team) Moriah Van Norman (second team) Moriah Van Norman (first team) Kelly Graff (first team) Erika Figge (second team) Brittany Hayes (second team) Anna Pardo (second team) auren enger (honorable mention) Eszter Gyori (honorable mention) iz Simms (honorable mention) Brittany Hayes (first team) Moriah Van Norman (first team) auren enger (third team) Erika Figge (honorable mention) Moriah Van Norman (first team) auren enger (first team) Brittany Hayes (second team) Erika Figge (third team) Patty Cardenas (honorable mention) Kami Craig (honorable mention) hitney Morgan (honorable mention) Kami Craig (first team) Erika Figge (first team) Patty Cardenas (second team) Brittany Hayes (second team) Tumua Anae (first team) Veronika Bartunkova (first team) Miranda Nichols (second team) Michelle Stein (second team) All-MPSF 996 Cindy Clarke (second team) 997 Christina McCall (first team, Southern Division) Bernice Orwig (first team, Southern Division) Kristie Cissell (second team, Southern Division) 998 Bernice Orwig (second team) Jennifer Durley (third team) Kellie Clarke (honorable mention) 999 Jennifer Durley (first team) Bernice Orwig (first team) Aniko Pelle (first team) Sandra Milicev (honorable mention) Nina engst (honorable mention) 2 Aniko Pelle (first team) Nina engst (first team) Jennifer Durley (honorable mention) Sandra Milicev (honorable mention) 2 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Aniko Pelle (second team) Katrin Dierolf (second team) Nina engst (third team) 22 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Aniko Pelle (first team) Nina engst (second team) 2 Sofia Konoukh (first team) Katrin Dierolf (first team) Moriah Van Norman (second team) Kelly Graff (third team) 24 Moriah Van Norman (first team) Kelly Graff (first team) Peter J. Cutino Award 999 Bernice Orwig 2 Aniko Pelle 24 Moriah Van Norman 26 auren enger MPSF Player of the Year 997 Bernice Orwig (Southern Division; goalie) 999 Bernice Orwig 2 Aniko Pelle (Field Player) 2 Sofia Konoukh (co-poy) In 26, auren enger became the fourth woman to win collegiate water s highest honor the Peter J. Cutino Award along with fellow Trojan Juraj Zatovic. 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 4

17 29 Honors & Awards Anna Pardo (first team) Erika Figge (honorable mention, all-freshman) Eszter Gyori (honorable mention) Brittany Hayes (all-freshman) 25 Brittany Hayes (first team) Moriah Van Norman (second team) auren enger (second team) Miranda Nichols (all-freshman) 26 Moriah Van Norman (first team) auren enger (first team) Brittany Hayes (second team) Erika Figge (honorable mention) hitney Morgan (honorable mention, all-freshman) Kami Craig (all-freshman) 27 Kami Craig (first team) Erika Figge (first team) Brittany Hayes (second team) Patty Cardenas (third team) Forel Davies (all-freshman) Alexandra Kiss (all-freshman) 28 Tumua Anae (first team) Veronika Bartunkova (first team) Miranda Nichols (second team) Kristen Dronberger (all-freshman) All-National Collegiate Championships Team 997 Bernice Orwig (honorable mention) 998 Bernice Orwig (first team) Kellie Clarke (second team) Jennifer Durley (honorable mention) 999 Bernice Orwig (MVP) Aniko Pelle (first team) Sandra Milicev (second team) Jennifer Durley (honorable mention) Nina engst (honorable mention) 2 Aniko Pelle (first team) Nina engst (first team) All-NCAA Tournament Team 24 Brittany Hayes (MVP, first team) iz Simms (first team) Moriah Van Norman (first team) Kelly Graff (first team) Erika Figge (second team) auren enger (second team) 25 Brittany Hayes (first team) Moriah Van Norman (first team) auren enger (second team) 26 Moriah Van Norman (first team) auren enger (first team) Erika Figge (second team) Brittany Hayes (second team) 27 Erika Figge (first team) Patty Cardenas (second team) Kami Craig (second team) Brittany Hayes (second team) 28 Tumua Anae (first team) Veronika Bartunkova (first team) Miranda Nichols (first team) APCA All-Academic 996 Kristie Cissell, Christina Holler, Kathryn Kawazoe, Miranda im, Christina McCall, Krista Millard, Jennifer Simpson 997 Kristie Cissell, Cindy Clarke, Kellie Clarke, Maile au, Miranda im, Christina McCall, Jennifer Simpson 998 Jennifer Durley, ana Kraus, Miranda im, Jennifer Simpson 999 Kellie Clarke, Jennifer Durley, Aniko Pelle, Allison Speer 26 Veronica Bartunkova, Marina Mayer 27 Julie Spataru, Marina Mayer, Alexandra Kiss, Erika Figge, Brittany Hayes 28 Julie Spataru 28 Olympic silver-medalist Moriah Van Norman was the 24 MPSF Player of the Year, won the 24 Cutino Award and was a four-time All-American while at. HIGH HONORS s top national & international honors Olympic Medalists 2 Silver: Bernice Orwig (USA) 28 Gold: Ilse van der Meijden (Netherlands) Silver: Patty Cardenas, Kami Craig, Brittany Hayes, Moriah Van Norman, auren enger (USA) FINA orld Champions 25 Aniko Pelle (Hungary) 27 Patty Cardenas, Kami Craig, Brittany Hayes, Moriah Van Norman, auren enger (USA) FINA orld Championships Most Valuable Player 27 auren enger (USA) FINA orld Cup Champions 22 Aniko Pelle (Hungary) NCAA oman of the Year Finalist 27 Erika Figge USA ater Polo Female Athlete of the Year 27 auren enger Ilse van der Meijden played for the Netherlands at the 28 Olympic Games and comes to with an Olympic gold medal. Peter J. Cutino Award Finalists 999 Bernice Orwig (winner) 2 Aniko Pelle (winner) 24 Moriah Van Norman (winner) 25 Brittany Hayes 26 auren enger (winner) & Brittany Hayes 27 Erika Figge 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 5

18 29 Honors & Awards s 28 Olympic silver-medalists: (front) Brittany Hayes and Patty Cardenas, (back) Kami Craig, auren enger and Moriah Van Norman. Most Valuable Player 995 Cindy Clarke and Christina McCall 996 Christina McCall 997 Bernice Orwig 998 Bernice Orwig 999 Bernice Orwig 2 Aniko Pelle and Nina engst 2 Sofia Konoukh 22 Sofia Konoukh 2 Moriah Van Norman 24 Moriah Van Norman and Kelly Graff 25 auren enger 26 Moriah Van Norman and auren enger 27 Erika Figge Most Improved 995 Monique Nourbakhsh 996 Melanie Chiang 997 Jacqueline Favreau and Miranda im 998 ana Kraus and Selah Mapes 999 Shelli inza and isa Saenz 2 Suzannah Johnson 2 Julie Henn 22 Sarah Mix 2 Kelly Graff 24 Eszter Gyori and Erika Figge 25 Sarah Mix 26 Patty Cardenas 27 Veronika Bartunkova Most Inspirational 995 Karen Shipman 996 Kristie Cissell 997 Kellie Clarke 998 Kellie Clarke 999 Kellie Clarke 2 Selah Mapes 2 Jennifer Durley 22 Nina engst 2 Kelly Graff 24 iz Simms 25 Erika Figge 26 Erika Figge 27 Julie Spataru Most Valuable Freshman 995 Miranda im 996 Elizabeth Atondo 997 Selah Mapes 998 Jennifer Durley 999 Aniko Pelle 2 Katrin Dierolf 2 Courtney ee 22 Eszter Gyori 2 auren enger 24 Brittany Hayes 25 Miranda Nichols 26 Kami Craig 27 Forel Davies 28 Olympic silver-medalist auren enger was s MVP and Most Valuable Defender in 25. Most Valuable Defender 2 Sofia Konoukh 24 auren enger 25 auren enger 26 Miranda Nichols 27 Miranda Nichols Captain(s) 995 Catherine Rau 996 Catherine Rau 997 Catherine Rau 998 Kellie Clarke and Bernice Orwig 999 Kellie Clarke and Bernice Orwig 2 Jennifer Durley and Selah Mapes 2 Jennifer Durley 22 Aniko Pelle and Nina engst 2 Kelly Graff and iz Simms 24 Kelly Graff and iz Simms 25 Eszter Gyori and auren enger 26 Moriah Van Norman and auren enger 27 Erika Figge and Brittany Hayes Coach s Award 999 Christine Zador 2 Jennifer Durley 2 Katrin Dierolf 22 aura Trunk 2 Katrin Dierolf 24 Anna Pardo 25 Allison Riddle and Julie Spataru 26 hitney Morgan 27 Patty Cardenas 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 6

19 29 etterwinners Jennie Adams Jordan Anae... 26, 7, 8 Tumua Anae... 27, 8 auren Arthur... 22, Christine Atondo , 96 Elizabeth Atondo , 97 Veronika Bartunkova...25, 6, 7, 8 Adrian Beaney... 2 Teckla Beckmann Emily Booth , 96 Kendra Browne...998, 99, 2, Shannon Buckner... 2 Patty Cardenas... 26, 7 Sylvia Cardim Jennifer Carlisle , 2 Juli Castle Melanie Chiang Kristie Cissell , 96, 97 Cindy Clarke , 96, 97 Kellie Clarke , 98, 99 Kimberly Comacho...998, 99, 2, Carolyn Conway... 26, 7 Mary Cousineau Kami Craig... 26, 7 Forel Davies... 27, 8 Christy Decker Katrin Dierolf...2,, 2, Kristen Dronberger...28 Jennifer Durley...998, 99, 2, Amber El-Hajj , 2 Erin Esbensen... 2 Atoosa Favier Jacqueline Favreau , 98 Erika Figge...24, 5, 6, 7 Angie Giancaterino Kelly Graff... 2, 2, Eszter Gyori...22,, 4, 5 Brittany Hayes...24, 5, 6, 7 Julie Henn...2,, 2, Christina Holler , 97 Katie Indvik indsay Jacks Suzannah Johnson...999,,, 2 Kim Juran , 98 Tiffany Kahnen... 2 Kathryn Kawazoe Sheva Khalafbeigi... 2 Alexandra Kiss... 27, 8 Sofia Konoukh... 2, 2, Katay Kocsis... 2, 2, ana Kraus Jessica Kutcher Maile au Courtney ee... 2 Shauna etvin...28 Miranda im...995, 96, 97, 98 Shelli inza...999, 2,, 2 Alex opez... 25, 6 Kally ucas... 27, 8 Denise Madrid...24, 5, 6, 7 Melissa Madrid...22,, 4, 5 Jocelyn Manderino...2,, 2, Selah Mapes...997, 98, 99, 2 Nicole Martin , 98 Marina Mayer...24, 5, 6, 7 Christina McCall , 96, 97 Rebecca McCall Alison McGookin Eden McMullen Sandra Milicev...999, 2,, 2 Krista Millard Sarah Mix...22,, 4, 5 Kelly Moore hitney Morgan... 26, 7, 8 Anne-Marie Munk Kim Neale-May aura Neri Miranda Nichols...25, 6, 7, 8 Monique Nourbakhsh Erin O Donnell Kory O Rourke Bernice Orwig , 98, 99 Anna Pardo... 24, 5, 6 Aniko Pelle...999, 2,, 2 Sarah Percey Marin Pietrzak , 99 Yvonne Ralph Sarah Ramsey , 2 Roxanne Rapan Catherine Rau , 96, 97 Courtney Ray...28 Alison Riddle...25, 6, 7, 8 Ashley Rothweiler Ashley Ryan isa Saenz , 2 Ellen Sevigny isa Shepard Karen Shipman iz Simms... 2, 4 Bianca Simonetti... 24, 5, 6 Jennifer Simpson...995, 96, 97, 98 Sarah Smith... 2, Julie Spataru...25, 6, 7, 8 Allison Speer Michelle Stein... 26, 7, 8 Brigitte Steinmetz Allison Stewart... 2 Megan Thomas... 2 aura Trunk... 2, 2, indsey Urquhart Bree Valbuena Moriah Van Norman...2, 4, 5, 6 Sarah Van Norman...28 Emily alker Jillian einstein Jana enger... 24, 5, 7 auren enger...2, 4, 5, 6 Nina engst...999, 2,, 2 Erin ilson...22,, 4, 5 Christine Zador Bold indicates current player. 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 7

20 29 All-Time Goal Scorers 998 Nicole Martin... 4 Jennifer Durley Selah Mapes... 2 Kellie Clarke Brigitte Steinmetz... 2 Kimberly Comacho... 7 Jennifer Simpson... 5 ana Kraus... Miranda im... Juli Castle... 8 Kim Juran... 8 Kim Neale-May... Jennie Adams... 2 Jacqueline Favreau... Jillian einstein... Two-time Olympian Aniko Pelle is s alltime leading scorer with 254 career goals. 995 Alison McGookin... Cindy Clarke... Christina McCall... Kristie Cissell... Catherine Rau Monique Nourbakhsh... Jennifer Simpson... 5 Miranda im... Sarah Percey... Karen Shipman... 2 Christine Atondo... Kelly Moore... Anne-Marie Munk... aura Neri Christina McCall... 5 Cindy Clarke... 8 Kristie Cissell... 2 Miranda im... 4 Catherine Rau... Jennifer Simpson... Elizabeth Atondo... 5 Christine Atondo Christina McCall Kellie Clarke... Kristie Cissell Nicole Martin... 2 Cindy Clarke... 2 Miranda im... 6 Selah Mapes... 5 Jennifer Simpson... Catherine Rau... 2 Maile au... 7 Jacqueline Favreau... 5 Kim Juran... 4 Elizabeth Atondo... Bernice Orwig Aniko Pelle... 5 Nina engst... 4 Sandra Milicev... Jennifer Durley... 2 isa Saenz... 2 Suzannah Johnson Christine Zador... 8 Shelli inza... 4 Selah Mapes... 6 Kellie Clarke... 9 Kimberly Comacho... 5 Kory O Rourke... Jennifer Carlisle... Sarah Ramsey... Ashley Ryan... 2 Aniko Pelle Nina engst... 6 Katrin Dierolf Sandra Milicev... Jennifer Durley Selah Mapes... 9 Christine Zador... 7 isa Saenz... 5 Jocelyn Manderino... 8 Shelli inza... 7 Kimberly Comacho... 5 Julie Henn... 5 Sarah Ramsey... 2 Jennifer Carlisle Sofia Konoukh... 4 Aniko Pelle... 8 Katrin Dierolf Nina engst Sandra Milicev Shelli inza Jennifer Durley... 2 Suzannah Johnson... Julie Henn... 8 Jocelyn Manderino... 5 aura Trunk... 4 Kimberly Comacho... Katay Kocsis... Megan Thomas... Erin Esbensen... Sarah Smith... Tiffany O Farriell... Shannon Buckner Sofia Konoukh... 7 Aniko Pelle Katrin Dierolf... 5 Nina engst... 5 Eszter Gyori Sandra Milicev Suzannah Johnson... Shelli inza... Melissa Madrid... 7 aura Trunk... 7 Eden McMullen... 7 Katay Kocsis... 5 Julie Henn... 5 Erin ilson... auren Arthur... 2 Christy Decker... 2 Moriah Van Norman Sofia Konoukh Katrin Dierolf iz Simms auren enger Eszter Gyori... 7 Allison Stewart... aura Trunk... Melissa Madrid... 9 Erin ilson... 8 Katay Kocsis... 8 Julie Henn... 6 Sheva Khalafbeigi... 4 Adrian Beaney... Jocelyn Manderino... auren Arthur... Tiffany Kahnen Brittany Hayes Moriah Van Norman Eszter Gyori... 4 Anna Pardo... 6 Erika Figge... Erin ilson... 2 auren enger iz Simms... 9 Jana enger... 9 Marina Mayer... 4 Melissa Madrid... Denise Madrid omen's ater Polo Media Guide 8

21 29 Three-time Olympian Sofia Konoukh ranks No. 2 all-time in scoring at with 224 career goals. 25 Brittany Hayes auren enger Moriah Van Norman... 4 Erika Figge Eszter Gyori... Anna Pardo Erin ilson Melissa Madrid... 7 Miranda Nichols Veronika Bartunkova... 9 Jana enger... 9 Marina Mayer... 7 Julie Spataru... 5 Denise Madrid... Alison Riddle Ashley Rothweiler... 2 Ellen Sevigny.... Erin O Donnell Erika Figge... 5 Brittany Hayes Kami Craig... 8 Alexandra Kiss... 6 Patty Cardenas... 2 Michelle Stein... Miranda Nichols... Veronika Bartunkova Forel Davies... 7 Jana enger... 6 Kally ucas... 5 Carolyn Conway... Marina Mayer... Alison Riddle... 9 Jordan Anae... 8 Mary Cousineau... Julie Spataru... Denise Madrid Michelle Stein Veronika Bartunkova... 5 Alexandra Kiss... 6 Kally ucas Miranda Nichols Jordan Anae Forel Davies... 2 Kristen Dronberger... 8 Sarah Van Norman... 7 Julie Spataru... Alison Riddle Jessica Kutcher... 4 Katie Indvik... Rebecca McCall... 2 Tekla Beckmann... Career Scoring eaders. Aniko Pelle Sofia Konoukh Moriah Van Norman Nina engst Brittany Hayes Katrin Dierolf Christina McCall Erika Figge auren enger Jennifer Durley Year-by-Year Records Year Total (College games only) % Nat l Finish th (DII) th th 2.98 st nd st rd nd rd nd *NCAA Championship began in 2. Note: Goals recorded in college games only. 26 Brittany Hayes Moriah Van Norman Patty Cardenas... 4 Kami Craig... 8 auren enger... 7 Erika Figge Anna Pardo... 2 Veronika Bartunkova... 2 Jana enger... 8 Miranda Nichols... 5 Marina Mayer... Carolyn Conway... 9 Michelle Stein... 8 Jordan Anae... 8 Alison Riddle... 7 Bianca Simonetti... 5 Julie Spataru... Denise Madrid omen's ater Polo Media Guide 9

22 29 Year-by-Year Results 995 (8- overall) J27 UC Irvine F #^ Commerce F # California F4 # UC Irvine F4 #^ Club F8 $ San Diego State F8 $ UC San Diego F9 $ UC Irvine F9 $^ Sunset B Club F9 $^ Commerce F24 UCA F26 at Cal Poly SO M %^ San Diego All-Star M % UC San Diego M4 % Claremont M5 % Redlands M UC Riverside M7 Claremont M8 Redlands M24 & Massachusetts M24 & Occidental M25 & UC Santa Barbara M25 & Claremont M26 & Redlands M at oyola Marymount A6 San Diego A at UCA Claremont Pomona-Pitzer Occidental A27 at Pomona-Pitzer M5! Pomona-Pitzer M5! Occidental M6! UC Santa Cruz M6! Claremont M7! Occidental ^ Non-college contest # inter Nationals $ UC San Diego Tournament % Commerce Tournament & Pomona Tournament estern Regional Qualifying st! Div. II National Championships rd (-8 overall, -6 MPSF) J26 UC Irvine F * at UC Santa Barbara F6 $ UCA F6 $ UC San Diego F7 $ UC Davis F7 $ UC Santa Barbara F8 $^ Sunset Development 2/2 * at UCA F29 * UC Santa Barbara M at Claremont M8 %^ Golden est %^ Sunset B Team %^ Outsiders M %^ Shore T M5 * San Diego State Occidental M2 & Massachusetts M2 & Redlands M24 & Pomona-Pitzer M25 & UC San Diego M28 oyola Marymount M29 * UCA A5 * at San Diego State A6 Redlands A2 # California A2 # San Diego State A # Pacific A # UC Santa Barbara UC Irvine UCA Stanford UC Davis UC Santa Barbara * MPSF contest ^ Non-college contest $ UC San Diego Tournament 8th % Commerce Tournament & Claremont Tournament 2nd # MPSF Championships estern Regional Qualifying 8th National Champions won its first national championship in 999 in the program s only -win season to date, beating Stanford 7-6 after five overtimes. 997 (5-2 overall, -6 MPSF) F8 * UC Santa Barbara 4-5 F4 $ UCA - F5 $ California 4- F5 $ UC Santa Barbara 5- F6 $ UC Davis -4 F6 $ UC San Diego 9- F22 * at San Diego State 2-6 M % Michigan - M % California -7 M2 %^ Shores Club 9-6 M2 % UC Santa Barbara 4-6 (ot) M4 at Hawai i 6-4 M6 * UCA 4-7 Massachusetts -5 M2 * San Diego State 6-9 M2 & Harvard 26-6 M2 & Indiana 8- M22 & Occidental 9-2 M22 & Massachusetts 4-5 (ot) M2 & Pacific 5-4 M25 Maryland 7-5 M29 * at UC Santa Barbara 2-4 A4 * at UCA 2-7 A # Stanford 4-8 A # San Diego State 5-7 A2 # Pacific 9- A # UC Santa Barbara 7-4 ashington 4-2 California - Stanford 2-4 UC Santa Barbara -4 UC Davis 2-! Massachusetts 9-7! California 6-9 M! UC Santa Barbara 2-6 M! UC San Diego 8-6 (ot) * MPSF contest ^ Non-college contest $ UC San DiegoTournament 7th % UC Santa Barbara Tournament & Pomona Tournament rd # MPSF Championships estern Regional Qualifying 7th! National Championships 7th 998 (22-6 overall, -6 MPSF) F5 * at San Diego State 5-7 (ot) F7 $ Stanford -9 F7 $ California -7 F8 $ UC Davis 7-8 F8 $ UC San Diego 5-2 F4 * Hawai i 4-5 (ot) F2 * UC Santa Barbara -2 F28 % ong Beach State - F28 % California -6 M % UC Davis 4- M % San Diego State -5 M5 * UCA - M7 * at ong Beach State -2 M4 * San Jose State 8- M6 UMass 6-5 M2 & Princeton - M2 & estern ashington 27- M2 & Indiana 9-4 M2 & Maryland 8-7 (ot) M22 & UMass 2-5 M24 Maryland 4-2 M27 * at California - M28 * at Pacific 2-5 A2 * Stanford - A # California 6-9 A # Hawai i 6-5 A # ong Beach State 8- A # Stanford 6-8 A2 # UC Santa Barbara -2 ashington -2 Hawai i 5-7 ong Beach State - UC Davis 6-2 San Diego State 6-7 M8! Indiana 5- M8! California -7! UMass 8-4 M! UC Santa Barbara 4-2 * MPSF contest $ UC San DiegoTournament 7th % UC Santa Barbara Tournament 5th & Pomona Tournament 2nd # MPSF Championships estern Regional Qualifying 6th! National Championships 5th 999 (-2 overall, 8- MPSF) National Champions F2 $ ong Beach State F $ Hawai i F $ UC Davis F4 $ UCA F4 $ California F2 * at UC Santa Barbara F26 * California F27 % Cal State Bakersfield F27 % UC Santa Barbara F28 % UCA F28 % Stanford M5 * ong Beach State M6 * at UCA M * San Diego State M6 * at Hawai i & San Diego State M2 & Hawai i M2 & ong Beach State M29 * Pacific A2 * at San Jose State A * at Stanford A9 # San Jose State A9 # Hawai i A # ong Beach State A # UCA A # California San Diego State UCA M7! Indiana M7! UC Santa Barbara M8! UCA! Stanford * MPSF contest $ UC San Diego Tournament st % UC Santa Barbara Tournament st & Hawai i Rainbow Challenge st # MPSF Championships So. Calif. Regional Qualifying st! National Championships st Goal Scoring Aniko Pelle 5 Nina engst 4 Sandra Milicev Jennifer Durley 2 isa Saenz 2 Suzannah Johnson 24 Christine Zador 8 Shelli inza 4 Selah Mapes 6 Kellie Clarke 9 Kimberly Comacho 5 Kory O Rourke Jennifer Carlisle Sarah Ramsey Ashley Ryan Total 28 Opponent Total 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide (ot) (5ot)

23 29 Year-by-Year Results 2 (2-9 overall, 6- MPSF) F * at San Diego State 2-8 F $ San Diego State 7-6 F $ UC Davis -8 F2 $ ong Beach State 4-8 F2 $ California 7-5 F $ UCA - F Stanford 5-4 F9 * UC Santa Barbara -4 F2 * at ong Beach State 8-2 F24 * Hawai i -7 F26 % Redlands 6-2 F26 % Hawai i 2-5 F27 % California 8-9 F27 % UCA 2-5 M2 * San Jose State -5 M * Stanford 6-7 (4ot) * UCA 8- M24 * at California 6-7 (ot) M25 * at Pacific -5 A5 oyola Marymount -7 A7 # ong Beach State -2 A7 # UC Santa Barbara - A8 # San Jose State -5 A8 # California 4-5 A9 # UCA 4-7 oyola Marymount -7 San Diego State -8 UCA 9-7 M5! oyola Marymount - M5! Massachusetts -7 M6! Stanford -5 M7! UCA 4- * MPSF contest $ UC San Diego Tournament rd % UC Santa Barbara Tournament 4th # MPSF Championships So. Calif. Regional Qualifying st! National Championships 2nd 2 (29-4 overall, 8-2 MPSF) F $ UC Santa Barbara 2-5 F $ UC San Diego -9 F $ Cal Baptist - F $ UC Santa Barbara -4 F7 * at UC Santa Barbara 2-5 F8 * ong Beach State 9-4 F24 % Michigan 7-2 F24 % San Jose State -2 F25 % Stanford 2- (ot) F25 % California -8 M2 * at Stanford 6- M * at San Jose State -6 * at UCA 6- M5 * at Hawaii -6 M6 & ashington (Club) 9- M6 & Cal Baptist 8-4 M7 % Hawaii 4-6 M22 Massachusetts 6-2 M28 * California -8 M * Pacific 2-9 A7 San Diego State 9-4 A8 * UC Irvine 6- A4 ^ UC Santa Cruz 25- A4 ^ UC Irvine 7- A4 ^ Cal Baptist 6- A5 ^ San Diego State 2-6 A5 ^ UC Santa Barbara -5 A5 ^ ong Beach State 5-6 A2 at UC Irvine 2- A2 vs. UC San Diego 8- Hawaii 2- UCA 8-9 (ot) California -8 * MPSF contest $ UC San Diego Tournament st % UC Santa Barbara Tournament rd & Rainbow ahine Challenge st ^ ong Beach Tournament MPSF Championships rd 24 NCAA Champions 24 (29- overall, - MPSF) NCAA National Champions F7 $ San Jose State -7 F7 $ Stanford -8 F8 $ Michigan 4- F8 $ UCA 2-4 F2 Hartwick 2-6 F4 * at California 9-4 F5 * at Pacific 9- F2 * at UC Santa Barbara - F28 % Michigan 6-4 F29 % ong Beach State 9-6 F29 % Stanford 9-5 * at UC Irvine - M * UCA 9-4 M24 oyola Marymount 9-4 M27 * at ong Beach State 2- (OT) A2 * San Jose State 9-7 A * Stanford 8-4 A9 * at San Diego State 8- A * at Arizona State -4 A6 * Hawaii 2-5 A7 & UC San Diego 4-6 A7 & Cal State Northridge 2-6 & UC Irvine 8-5 In 24, posted the first undefeated season in NCAA history to A8 A8 & San Diego State - win its second national title with a -8 win over oyola Marymount. A # UC Santa Barbara 9-5 M # ong Beach State 8-5 M2 # Stanford (OT) (26-4 overall, - MPSF) (24-4 overall, 9- MPSF)! Hartwick 2-4 F2 oyola Marymount -5 F oyola Marymount 8-4 M8! oyola Marymount -8 F6 Cal Baptist 8-5 F2 *at UC Santa Barbara -9 F9 $UC Santa Barbara -7 F8 $ UC Santa Cruz 26- * MPSF contest F9 $UC Santa Barbara 5-8 F8 $ UCA 4-8 $ Stanford Tournament st F $UC Davis 2- F9 $ Hawaii 9-5 % UC Santa Barbara Tournament st F $California 7-5 F9 $ California 9- & ong Beach State Tournament st F5 *at UC Irvine 9- F5 *San Diego State -7 # MPSF Championship st F6 *at ong Beach State -8 F2 *at UCA 8-6! NCAA Championship (at Stanford) st F2 %Michigan 8-7 M *ong Beach State 9-4 Saves F2 %oyola Marymount -6 M2 *Pacific 2-9 Goalie Games / Periods 27 / 27 F24 %UCA 2-4 M8 % UC Irvine 2-7 Kelly Graff F24 %California 9-4 M8 San Diego State -4 Alexandra opez 4/8 7 M2 *California -7 % UCA -7 Sarah Mix 6/8 M *Pacific - % ong Beach State -5 Goal Scoring M7 *San Jose State -5 M4 *California M5 Hawai i 5- M2 *at Hawaii 8-4 Brittany Hayes 58 M22 *Cal State Northridge 6- M29 *at Stanford -5 Moriah Van Norman Eszter Gyori 4 M2 *San Diego State -8 M *at San Jose State - Anna Pardo 6 M *Stanford 7-6 A9 *UC Irvine -6 Erika Figge A5 *UCA 8-9 A2 & Occidental 2-2 Erin ilson 2 A6 *UC Santa Barbara 4-6 A2 & Arizona State 2-5 auren enger 9 A2 *Hawai i 9- A2 & Pacific 7-5 iz Simms 9 A ^Occidental 8-4 A & San Diego State -5 Jana enger 9 A ^Cal Baptist 2- A & ong Beach State 6-5 Marina Mayer 4 A4 ^UC San Diego 8-4 A9 at oyola Marymount 7-6 Melissa Madrid A4 ^San Diego State 5-5 San Diego State -5 Denise Madrid 2 A2 oyola Marymount 8- UCA 7-6 Total 48 Diego State 8-4 (OT-SV) Opponent Total 6-7 ong Beach State -5 Goals by Period 2 4 OT Total Beach State -8 * MPSF contest * MPSF contest $ Stanford Tournament rd Opponents $ Stanford Tournament rd % UC Santa Barbara Tournament rd Notes: becomes the first team in the four% UC Santa Barbara Tournament rd & ong Beach Tournament st year history of the NCAA Championship to go ^ ong Beach Tournament MPSF Championships rd undefeated through the MPSF Championships rd 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 2

24 29 Year-by-Year Results 25 (25-5 overall, - MPSF) F5 *at Cal State Northridge F5 Cal State San Bernardino F2 $ Hawaii F2 $ Cal F $ Indiana F $ UCA F8 *San Diego State F9 *Cal F25 % Santa Clara F26 % UC Irvine F26 % UC Santa Barbara F27 % Stanford F27 % UCA M5 *at UCA M *Pacific M Cal State Bakersfield M25 *at San Jose State M26 *at Stanford A9 *ong Beach State A9 *UC Irvine A5 at oyola Marymount A5 *Arizona State A6 *at UC Santa Barbara A24 *at Hawaii A29 # San Diego State A # Stanford M # Hawaii M! Redlands M4! Stanford M5! Hawaii * MPSF contest $ Stanford Tournament 2nd % UC Santa Barbara Tournament 2nd # MPSF Championship rd! NCAA Tournament (Ann Arbor, Mich.) rd (OT) (OT) (27- overall, 2- MPSF) F5 Hartwick F5 Cal State Bakersfield F ^ San Jose State F ^ Stanford F2 ^ Michigan F2 ^ UCA F7 *at California F8 *at Pacific F25 % Brown F25 % San Diego State F26 % Hawai i F6 % Stanford M *Cal State Northridge M4 oyola Marymount *Stanford M *San Jose State M25 *at ong Beach State M26 *at Arizona State M *at UC Irvine A *at San Diego State A at UC San Diego A8 *UCA A4 *Hawai i A2 *UC Santa Barbara A28 & San Diego State A29 & Hawai i A & UCA M2 $ Claremont-Mudd-Scripps M $ Hawai i M4 $ UCA * MPSF game ^ Stanford Invitational st % Gaucho Invitational st & MPSF Tournament 4th $ NCAA Tournament (Davis, Calif.) 2nd (22-6 overall, -2 MPSF) F at MU 8-9 F ^ Arizona State 2-4 F ^ Stanford 8-6 F4 ^ San Jose St. -6 F4 ^ UCA - F8 *at Cal State Northridge 6-8 F7 *at Stanford -8 (OT) F8 *at San Jose State 2-5 F24 % ong Beach State 4-5 F24 % UC Davis 5-2 F25 % Stanford -8 F25 % California 5-9 M *UC Irvine 2-8 *Pacific 24-2 M7 *at Hawai i 9-6 M24 *Arizona State 5-8 M *ong Beach State 6- A7 *at UCA 8-7 A *California 2-7 A4 *San Diego State 7-5 A5 Hartwick 9-5 A2 *at UC Santa Barbara 7-6 A27 & San Jose State 4-4 A28 & UCA -9 A29 & Hawai i 4-7 M $ Hartwick 2-5 M2 $ UCA 7-6 M $ San Diego State -6 * MPSF game ^ Stanford Invitational 2nd % UC Irvine Invitational rd & MPSF Tournament rd $ NCAA Tournament (Davis, Calif.) rd F2 F7 F9 28 (2-8 overall, -2 MPSF) Hartwick 6- Cal State San Bernardino 2-5 ^ California 9- ^ Stanford 5-4 F ^ Arizona State 8-5 ^ UCA 8-4 F6 *at UC Irvine - F7 *at Arizona State -5 F2 % Michigan 5-7 % UC Davis 2- F24 % Stanford 7-6 (OT) % California 9-8 F29 oyola Marymount -5 M *Cal State Northridge 2-4 M8 *at California 8-7 *at Pacific 8-4 M4 *UCA 8-7 M28 *UC Santa Barbara 7-6 M29 *at San Diego State -8 A5 *Stanford 8-7 (OT) A6 *San Jose State 5-4 A2 *Hawai i -8 A2 *at ong Beach State -6 A25 & Arizona State 2-6 A26 & Stanford 5-4 (OT) A27 & UCA 8-7 $ Michigan 2- M $ Stanford -6 M $ UCA 6- * MPSF game ^ Stanford Invitational 2nd % UC Irvine Invitational 4th & MPSF Tournament 2nd $ NCAA Tournament (Palo Alto, Calif.) 2nd All-Time Records vs. Opponents (College games only) Opponent Arizona State Brown Cal Baptist Cal Poly SO Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Northridge Cal State San Bernardino California Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Hartwick Harvard Hawai i Indiana ong Beach State oyola Marymount Maryland Massachussetts Michigan Occidental Pacific Pomona-Pitzer Princeton Redlands San Diego San Diego State San Jose State Santa Clara Stanford UC Davis UC Irvine UCA UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara UC Santa Cruz ashington estern ashington Totals Bold indicates scheduled 29 opponent 29 omen's ater Polo Media Guide 22 (Streak) (2) () (5) () () (6) (2) () (2) (6) () (4) (5) (27) (6) () () (8) (8) (5) (4) () (6) () (25) (8) () (2) (7) (5) () () (8) (9) () (2) ()