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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Table of Contents/Quick Facts...................................................................................... 2 

2011 Oregon Ducks 

Rosters / Team Breakdown........................................................................................ 4-5 

Taylor Jones......................................................................................................................... 6 

Cody Miles........................................................................................................................... 6 

Lindsay Parlee.................................................................................................................... 7 

Lauren Thompson............................................................................................................. 7 

Julie Armstrong................................................................................................................. 8 

Nicole Bakke....................................................................................................................... 8 

Mo Fitzgerald...................................................................................................................... 9 

Kelsey Hones...................................................................................................................... 9 

Scout Libke........................................................................................................................10 

Maddy Mercier.................................................................................................................10 

Casey Wilhelm..................................................................................................................11 

Achijah Berry....................................................................................................................11 

Brynne Konkel..................................................................................................................12 

Katie Kramer.....................................................................................................................12 

Ally Aschbacher...............................................................................................................13 

Kendall Brooke.................................................................................................................13 

Kiyomi Cook......................................................................................................................13 

Ryann Davie......................................................................................................................13 

Kelsey Foo..........................................................................................................................14 

Reilley Moore....................................................................................................................14 

Bri Pugh..............................................................................................................................14 

Allie Rodriguez.................................................................................................................14 

Shanelle Simien...............................................................................................................15 

Riley Smith.........................................................................................................................15 

Abby Steele.......................................................................................................................15 

Jessica Sunio.....................................................................................................................15 

Coaching Staff 

Head Coach Tara Erickson......................................................................................18-19 

Associate Head Coach Lauren Hanson...................................................................20 

Assistant Coach Mac Wilson........................................................................................21 

Support Staff....................................................................................................................22 

University of Oregon Administration 

University President Richard Lariviere.....................................................................24 

Athletics Director Rob Mullens..................................................................................25 

Oregon Athletics Administration..............................................................................26 

2011 Opponents 

Non-Conference Opponents......................................................................................28 

Pac-12 Conference Opponents..................................................................................29 

All-Time Series Histories...............................................................................................30 

Pac-12 Conference Information...........................................................................31-32 

2010 Review 

2010 Results / Statistics..........................................................................................34-35 

2010 Box Scores........................................................................................................36-40 

2010 Pac-10 Conference Review.........................................................................41-42 

Record Book 

Individual & Team Records....................................................................................44-52 

Miscelaneous Records.............................................................................................53-54 

Team Streaks...............................................................................................................55-56 

Year-by-Year Leaders......................................................................................................57 

Honors and Awards..................................................................................................58-59 

Letterwinners.............................................................................................................60-61 

Year-by-Year Results / Statistics............................................................................62-64 

TABLE OF CONTENTS / QUICK FACTS 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Name: ............................................................................................ University of Oregon 

Location: ...................................................................................................... Eugene, Ore. 

Founded: .....................................................................................................................1876 

Enrollment: ..............................................................................................................23,389 

Nickname: .................................................................................................................Ducks 

Colors: ......................... Green (Pantone 3425C) and Yellow (Pantone Yellow C) 

Field (capacity): ............................................................................... Pape’ Field (2,000) 

Press Row: ................................................................................................. 541-335-9158 

Conference: .............................................................................................................Pac-12 

President: ................................................................................. Dr. Richard W. Lariviere 

Athletics Director: ......................................................................................Rob Mullens 

Faculty Representative: ......................................................................James O’Fallon 

Athletic Department Phone: ............................................................(541) 346-4481 

Athletic Department TTY: ..................................................................(541) 346-1021 

History 

First Year of Soccer: ..................................................................................................1980 

All-Time Record: .......................................................................129-162-33 (16 years) 

All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: ..................................................................0-0-0 

All-Time AIAW Tournament Record: ...................................................................1-2-0 

Oregon Media Services 

Web Site: ......................................................................................... www.goducks.com 

Phone: ......................................................................................................... 541-346-5488 

Fax: ............................................................................................................... 541-346-5449 

Director, Exec. Assistant AD: ...............................................................Dave Williford 

Assistant Director/Soccer Contact: ................................................Chris Geraghty 

Phone: ................................................................................................... 541-346-7332 

Cell Phone: .......................................................................................... 541-335-9158 

E-mail: .....................................................................................chrisg@uoregon.edu 

Mailing Address:........................................................................ University of Oregon 

............................................................................................ 2727 Leo Harris Parkway, 

......................................................................................................... Eugene, OR 97401 

Oregon Soccer Office 

Head Coach:................................. Tara Erickson (Washington, 1996), Sixth Year 

Career Record (Years): ...........................................................83-90-23 (10 years) 

Oregon Record (Years): ........................................................54-52-13 (Six years) 

Phone: ................................................................................................... 541-346-5386 

Fax: ......................................................................................................... 541-346-2244 

Associate Head Coach: ...............................................Lauren Hanson (Third year) 

Assistant Coach: ................................................................... Mac Wilson (Third year) 

Volunteer Coach: .........................................................Chris Mackey (Second year) 

Strength and Conditioning Coach: .................................Mark Dillon (First year) 

Soccer Athletic Trainer:........................................... Heather Garris (Seventh year) 

Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer:.......................... Aimee Pascale (First year) 

Team Manager: ..................................Apolinar Montero-Sanchez (Second Year) 

Soccer Secretary: ................................................................. Janice Beck (Third Year) 

Credits: The 2011 Oregon Soccer Media Guide was produced by the Oregon 

Media Services Department. Graphic design and layout by Emily Rubalcava. 

Editing and layout by Ally Siebenmann. Photography by Eric Evans, John 

Giustina and Geoff Thurner.

taylor jones | defender

2011 ROSTERS 

2011 ROSTER 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (Previous School / College) 

0 Abby Steele GK 5-11 Fr.-HS Santa Rosa, Calif. (Ursuline HS) 

1 Cody Miles F 5-8 Sr.-3V Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS) 

2 Lauren Thompson D 5-8 RJr.-2V Edmonds, Wash. (King’s HS) 

3 Scout Libke M 5-7 Jr.-2V Portland, Ore. (Lincoln HS) 

4 Mo Fitzgerald M 5-3 Jr.-1V Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS) 

5 Bri Pugh F 5-5 Fr.-HS Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista HS) 

6 Achijah Berry D 5-4 So.-1V Seattle, Wash. (Seattle Academy for Arts and Sciences) 

7 Maddy Mercier M 5-7 Jr.-2V Edmonds, Wash. (Seattle Bishop Blanchet HS) 

9 Julie Armstrong M 5-10 Jr.-2V Delta, B.C. (Delta Secondary School) 

10 Kelsey Foo M 5-7 Fr.-HS San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty HS) 

11 Ally Aschbacher F 5-6 Fr.-HS Beaverton, Ore. (Beaverton HS) 

12 Reilley Moore D 5-10 Fr.-HS Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) 

14 Kiyomi Cook M 5-4 Fr.-HS Gresham, Ore. (Barlow HS) 

16 Riley Smith D 5-6 Fr.-HS Ashland, Ore. (Ashland HS) 

17 Brynne Konkel F 5-7 So.-1V Elk Grove, Calif. (Franklin HS) 

18 Shanelle Simien F 5-3 Fr.-HS Lakewood, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS) 

19 Katie Kramer M 5-5 So.-1V Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS) 

20 Kendall Brooke M 5-4 Fr.-HS West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 

21 Ryann Davie F 5-6 Fr.-HS Marietta, Ga. (Alan C. Pope HS) 

22 Taylor Jones D 5-6 Sr.-3V Newport Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei HS) 

23 Lindsay Parlee GK 5-6 Sr.-1V Tualatin, Ore. (Washington State / Tualatin HS) 

24 Kelsey Hones F 5-6 Jr.-2V Beaverton, Ore. (Southridge HS) 

25 Casey Wilhelm GK 5-8 RSo.-1V College Station, Tex. (A&M Consolidated HS) 

26 Allie Rodriguez D 5-6 Fr.-HS Pleasanton, Calif. (Foothill HS) 

27 Jessica Sunio D 5-5 Fr.-HS Cerritos, Calif. (Cerritos HS) 

28 Nicole Bakke M 5-10 Jr.-2V La Jolla, Calif. (La Jolla HS) 

Head Coach: .............................................................................................................................................. Tara Erickson, Seventh Year 

Associate Head Coach: ............................................................................................................................ Lauren Hanson, Third Year 

Assistant Coach: ............................................................................................................................................... Mac Wilson, Third Year 

Strength and Conditioning Coach: .............................................................................................................. Mark Dillon, First Year 

Athletic Trainer: ...................................................................................................................................... Heather Garris, Seventh Year 

Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: ...................................................................................................... Aimee Pascale, First Year 

Volunteer Coach: ...................................................................................................................................... Chris Mackey, Second Year 

Manager: .......................................................................................................................... Apolinar Montero-Sanchez, Second Year 

ALPHABETICAL 

No. Name Pos. 

9 Armstrong, Julie M 

11 Aschbacher, Ally F 

28 Bakke, Nicole M 

6 Berry, Achijah D 

20 Brooke, Kendall MF 

14 Cook, Kiyomi M 

21 Davie, Ryann F 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo M 

10 Foo, Kelsey M 

24 Hones, Kelsey F 

22 Jones, Taylor D 

17 Konkel, Brynne F 

19 Kramer, Katie M 

3 Libke, Scout M 

7 Mercier, Maddy M 

1 Miles, Cody F 

12 Moore, Reilley D 

23 Parlee, Lindsay GK 

5 Pugh, Bri F 

26 Rodriguez, Allie D 

18 Simien, Shanelle F 

16 Smith, Riley D 

0 Steele, Abby GK 

27 Sunio, Jessica D 

2 Thompson, Lauren D 

25 Wilhelm, Casey GK 

SQUAD BREAKDOWN 

By Position 

Forwards 7 

Midfielders 9 

Defenders 7 

Goalkeepers 3 

By Class 

Seniors 3 

Juniors 7 

Sophomores 4 

Freshmen 12 

By State/Province 

California 7 

Oregon 10 

Washington 3 

Colorado 2 

Texas 1 

British Columbia 1 

Georgia 1 

PRONUNCIATIONS 

Ally Aschbacher (ASH - bach - ur) 

Nicole Bakke 

(BAH - key) 

Achijah Berry (uh - KEY - uh) 

Kiyomi Cook (key - OH - me 

Kelsey Hones (sounds like phones) 

Maddy Mercier (mur-CEE-ur) 

Bri Pugh 

(pew) 

Shanelle Simien (SIM - ee - un) 

Jessica Sunio (SOO - neo) 

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2011 ROSTERS

Back Row - left to right: Lauren Hanson, Chris Mackey, Cody Miles, Lauren Thompson, Julie Armstrong, Lindsay Parlee, Abby Steele, Casey Wilhelm, 

Nicole Bakke, Reilley Moore, Brynne Konkel, Apolinar Montero-Sanchez, Mark Dillon. 

Middle Row - l to r: Mac Wilson, Tara Erickson, Scout Libke, Taylor Jones, Allie Rodriguez, Bri Pugh, Kelsey Hones, Maddy Mercier, Katie Kramer, Kelsey 

Foo, Ally Aschbacher, Heather Garris, Aimee Pascale. 

Front Row - l to r: Riley Smith, Kendall Brooke, Achijah Berry, Ryann Davie, Kiyomi Cook, Mo Fitzgerald, Jessica Sunio, Shanelle Simien. 

TEAM INFORMATION 

2010 Record:........................................................................................................ 7-10-3 

Pac-10 Record:..........................................................................................3-5-1 (T-7th) 

Letterwinners Returning / Lost:...................................................................... 13 / 6 

Starters Returning / Lost:......................................................................................6/ 5 

Newcomers:................................................................................................................. 12 

RETURNING PLAYERS (14) 

Field Players Yr. MP/MS G A P GWG Sh 

Taylor Jones, D Sr. 11/11 0 1 1 0 0 

Lauren Thompson, D RJr. 19/19 0 0 0 0 5 

Julie Armstrong, M Jr. 16/6 0 1 1 0 9 

Nicole Bakke, M Jr. 20/8 0 2 2 0 11 

Mo Fitzgerald, M Jr. 19/9 2 0 4 0 9 

Kelsey Hones, F Jr. 18/13 1 3 5 0 20 

Scout Libke, M Jr. 20/20 2 2 6 2 40 

Maddy Mercier, M Jr. 14/1 1 0 2 0 4 

Achijah Berry, D So. 16/13 0 1 1 0 1 

Brynne Konkel, F So. 17/5 2 2 6 2 16 

Katie Kramer, M So. 5/0 0 0 0 0 2 

Goalkeepers Yr. MP/MS Sv G GAA W-L-T SO 

Lindsay Parlee Sr. 13/13 55 18 1.36 5-6-2 2 

Casey Wilhelm RSo. 1/0 1 1 2 0-0-0 0 

** Cody Miles, F Sr. 8/7 28 9 1.27 2-4-1 1 

PLAYERS LOST (6) 

Field Players Yr. MP/MS G A P GWG Sh 

Kirstie Kuhns, M Sr. 18/18 4 2 10 0 15 

Rianna Mansfield, F Sr. 19/14 1 2 4 1 24 

Bree Rowe, D Sr. 18/18 0 1 1 0 4 

Jen Stoltenberg, F Sr. 20/20 12 5 29 2 89 

Mercedes Walters, D Sr. 18/17 3 4 10 0 14 

Tahne Apo, F So. 12/8 1 2 4 0 15 

NEWCOMERS (12) 

Player Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 

Ally Aschbacher Fr. Beaverton, Ore. (Beaverton HS) 

Kendall Brooke Fr. West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) 

Kiyomi Cook Fr. Gresham, Ore. (Barlow HS) 

Ryann Davie Fr. Marietta, Ga. (Alan C. Pope HS) 

Kelsey Foo Fr. San Jose, Calif (Archbishop Mitty HS) 

Reilley Moore Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Academy) 

Bri Pugh Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista HS) 

Allie Rodriguez Fr. Pleasanton, Calif. (Foothill HS) 

Shanelle Simien Fr. Lakewood, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS) 

Riley Smith Fr. Ashland, Ore. (Ashland HS) 

Abby Steele Fr. Santa Rosa, Calif. (Ursuline HS) 

Jessica Sunio Fr. Cerritos, Calif. (Cerritos HS) 

ROSTER BREAKDOWN 

** - Will play forward in 2011 

ROSTER BREAKDOWN 

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TAYLOR JONES 

KELSEY HONES 

DEFENDER | SENIOR | 5-6 

Newport Beach, Calif. • Mater Dei HS • Journalism 

CODY MILES 

KELSEY HONES 

FORWARD | SENIOR | 5-8 

Salem, Ore. • Sprague HS • Education 

PLAYER PROFILES 

CAREER STATISTICS 

Year G-S Shots SOG Goals Ast. Pts. GWG 

2008 8-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 

2009 15-3 2 2 0 1 1 0 

2010 11-11 0 0 0 1 1 0 

Career 34-14 3 3 0 2 2 0 

2010 (Junior) 

Received Honorable Mention Pac-10 All-Academic recognition ... Started 

and played in 11 games ... Missed final nine matches with a seasonending 

injury ... Played entire game seven times, four of which extended 

into overtime … Assisted lone goal in loss at Santa Clara (1-2, Sep, 

24) … Logged a total of 924 minutes for the season. 

2009 (Sophomore) 

Received Honorable Mention Pac-10 All-Academic recognition ... 

Played in 15 matches, a starter in three of those outings ... Started three 

consecutive matches in conference play, against Washington (Oct. 30), 

USC (Oct. 25) and UCLA (Oct. 23) ... Played the full 90 minutes of road 

game with the Trojans ... Recorded only assist of season in 4-1 neutralsite 

win over No. 21 Denver on Sept. 18. 

2008 (Freshman) 

Played in eight games ... Attempted her lone shot of the season (on 

goal) in 2-0 defeat of Saint Mary’s ... Her 129 minutes played were the 

most of any freshman field player on Oregon ... Played a season-high 27 

minutes in a 3-0 victory at Portland State. 

High School 

Led powerhouse Mater Dei to the CIF Championship in 2007 ... Mater 

Dei also won the Trinity League three consecutive years (2005-07) ... 

Named a scholar-athlete all four years ... Also ran track, where she was 

the 2006 league champion in the long jump (16 feet, 8 inches) and ran 

on the winning 400m relay team ... Played club soccer for Slammers FC. 

Personal 

Daughter of Scott and Michelle Jones ... Born Jan. 29, 1990 ... Major is 

journalism. 


Year G-S Min. Gls GAA Sav. W-L-T SHO 

2008 20-20 1845 31 1.51 76 9-9-2 6 

2009 15-13 1257 16 1.15 46 9-4-1 6 

2010 8-7 639 9 1.27 28 2-4-1 1 

Career 43-40 3741 56 1.31 150 20-16-4 13 

2010 (Junior) 

Played in eight matches, starting seven of those contests ... Posted 28 

saves and led the team in save percentage (.757) … Ranked in the Pac- 

10’s top 10 in save percentage (seventh), save GAA (eighth), and saves 

per game (ninth) … Posted shutouts against Boise State (2-0, Aug. 20) 

and Arizona (4-0, Oct. 29) … Played entirety of match on six occasions, 

two of which extended into overtime. 


A starter in 13 of 15 matches … Had a team-best 1.15 goals against 

average in playing a team-high 1257 minutes in goal … Posted a teambest 

five shutouts en route to a 9-4-1 record … Also led the team in 

saves (46), save percentage (.742) wins (nine) shots faced (130) … 

Ranked in the Pac-10’s top 10 in GAA (ninth), save percentage (10th), 

saves (ninth) and shutouts (t-fifth) … Played a season-high 107:25 minutes 

and recorded a season-best 10 saves in 1-0 overtime road win over 

Weber State on Oct. 3 … Had a stretch of allowing just one goal in six 

matches (Sept. 13 through Oct. 3) … Posted shutouts against Portland 

State (2-0, Sept. 25) and Dartmouth (1-0, Sept. 20) … Had second shutout 

of season in 1-0 home win over Seattle U. on Sept. 13 … Registered 

first shutout of season Aug. 30 in 2-0 road win over Fresno State. 


A Pac-10 All-Freshman Team selection ... Started all 20 games ... Ranked 

second on the team with 1845 minutes played in goal ... Had eight 

saves against the No. 2 team in the country, UCLA, and nine in a 3-3 

draw against Long Beach State ... Tallied six shutouts and posted a 1.51 

goals against average ... Registered 76 saves on the season, with seven 

or more saves in a game on three occasions. 

High School 

Led Sprague High School to the second round of the state playoffs ... 

Named the Central Valley Conference’s 2007 Co-Player of the Year and 

the Salem-Statesman Journal’s All-Region Player of the Year ... Had nine 

shutouts as a senior ... Also led her club team, Lake Oswego, to the 2007 

and 2008 state championships ... Was invited to the 2006 ODP U-16 National 

Camp in New Jersey. 

Personal 

Daughter of Brian and Cathie Miles ... Born March 9, 1990 ... Major is 

education. 

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PLAYER PROFILES

LINDSAY PARLEE 

KELSEY HONES 

GOALKEEPER | SENIOR | 5-6 

Tualatin, Ore. • Tualatin HS (Washington State) • Human Physiology 

LAUREN THOMPSON 

KELSEY HONES 

DEFENDER | JUNIOR | 5-8 

Edmonds, Wash. • King’s HS • Journalism: Public Relations 



2007 1-0 45 0 0.00 2 0-0-0 0 

2008 20-20 1753 18 0.92 99 10-5-4 6 

2009 Redshirt Season 

2010 13-13 1193 18 1.36 55 5-6-2 2 

Career 34-33 2991 36 1.14 156 15-11-6 8 

2010 (Junior) 

Started and played in 13 matches … Played duration of match on 12 

occasions, three that extended into overtime … Had 55 saves and a 

.753 save percentage which ranked eighth in the Pac-10 Conference … 

Faced a total of 145 shots … Ranked fourth in the Pac-10 for saves per 

game with an average of 4.23 … Played 1193 minutes in the season 

Washington State 

Ranks on WSU career top 10 lists in goals against average, win percentage, 

saves, wins, solo shutouts and minutes in goal … Earned Pac-10 

All-Conference second team recognition in sophomore season (2008) 

… Also an Pac-10 All-Academic team selection … Made 19 starts ... 

Ranked on WSU single-season lists in minutes (third-1,754), wins (Tfourth-10), 

saves (sixth-99), goals against average (seventh-0.92), solo 

shutouts (T-seventh-6) ... Pacific-10 Player of the Week for Sept. 23-29 

after making six saves in 1-0 win over Gonzaga and four saves in the 

first half of a 2-0 triumph over Idaho ... Ranked 38th nationally in save 

percentage at 84.6 ... Recorded a season-high 10 saves at No. 3 UCLA ... 

Posted a shutout in last three regular season matches ... Had four saves 

vs. No. 15 Texas in NCAA First Round … Appeared in one match as a 

freshman (2007), playing in the second half of a shutout at Idaho. 

High School/Club 

Played for FC Portland Maroon and helped them to three state titles … 

U.S. Club Soccer national semifinalist following freshman season … Her 

Tualatin High soccer team won league all four seasons ... A three-time 

Pac-9 Keeper of the Year ... Selected first team all-state and team captain 

of 6A state champion as a senior. 

Personal 

Daughter of Russell and Carol Parlee … Born Sept. 20, 1988 … Major is 

human physiology. 



2008 Redshirt Season 

2009 11-3 3 2 1 0 2 0 

2010 19-19 5 1 0 0 0 0 

Career 30-22 8 3 1 0 2 0 


A Pac-10 All-Academic Team honoree … Played in 20 matches, a 

starter in 19 of those contests ... Logged 1735 minutes … Started 

in eight Pac-10 games … Played the entire match 16 times, four of 

which resulted in overtime … Tallied five shots, one on goal … Helped 

anchor defense to shutouts over Boise St. (2-0, Aug. 20), Arizona (4-0, 

Oct. 29) and Arizona State (2-0, Oct. 31). 


Played in 11 matches, a starter in three of those outings … Logged 454 

minutes … Recorded all three starts in Pac-10 play (Oct. 11 vs. Stanford, 

Oct. 16 at Oregon State and Nov. 1 vs. Washington State) … Helped anchor 

defense to shutouts over Seattle U. (1-0, Sept. 13), Dartmouth (1-0, 

Sept. 20) and Portland State (2-0, Sept. 25) … Registered first career 

goal in Oct. 11 loss to top-ranked Stanford … Tallied three shots on the 

year, two on goal. 

2008 (Redshirt) 

Redshirted the season. 

High School 

A two-time all-league pick at King’s High School ... Led team to a pair of 

top-four state finishes ... Also played for the Fenix 89 Red club team and 

was invited to the 2006 Super ODP National Camp ... Helped King’s win 

the 2006 state girl’s basketball tournament ... Helped lead prep cross 

country squad to a second-place finish in 2004 ... Won the WIAA Sportsmanship 

Award at the 2006 WIAA State Basketball Tournament. 

Personal 

Daughter of Bradley and Linda Thompson ... Born Aug. 2, 1990 ... Major 

is journalism (public relations). 



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JULIE ARMSTRONG 

KELSEY HONES 

MIDFIELDER | JUNIOR | 5-10 

Delta, B.C. • Delta Secondary School • Sociology 

NICOLE BAKKE 

KELSEY HONES 


La Jolla, Calif. • La Jolla HS • Pre-Business Administration 




2009 18-13 20 9 3 6 12 0 

2010 16-6 9 4 0 1 1 0 

Career 34-19 29 13 3 7 13 0 


Played in 16 matches, starting six of those contests … Had nine total 

shots, four on goal …Registered one assist in win over Washington 

State … Played duration of match against Oklahoma State (0-1, Aug. 

27), Southern Methodist (0-0, Aug. 29), and Washington State (3-1, Oct. 

24). 


Played in 18 matches, starting 13 … Ranked second on the team with 

12 points (3 goals, 6 assists) … Tied for the team lead in assists … Was 

fourth in goals and shots taken (20) … Came off the bench to score a 

goal in Nov. 8 road game with Arizona State … Registered 10 of her 

12 points in the first six matches … Scored a goal and had two assists 

in 4-1 neutral-site win over No. 21 Denver on Sept. 18 … Had gamewinning 

assist in 1-0 home win over Seattle U. on Sept. 13 … Tallied a 

goal and an assist in Sept. 11 home win over Loyola Marymount … Had 

game-winning assist in 2-1 road win over No. 15 Colorado on Sept. 6 … 

Had an assist in first collegiate match, a 2-0 road win over Fresno State 

on Aug. 30. 

Canadian National Team 

A member of the Canadian National Team ... Earned first international 

cap at age 17 at Four Nations Tournament in Guagzhou, China ... Has six 

international caps ... Won gold medal with team Canada at 2008 CON- 

CACAF Women’s U-20 Championship in Puebla, Mexico. 

High School 

Played soccer, basketball and volleyball at Delta Secondary School 

where she was named 2006 athlete of the year. 

ODP/Club 

Played for both the Vancoucer Whitecaps and Surrey United Metro Club 

teams while prepping at Delta ... Still a member of the Whitecaps. 

Personal 

Daughter of Gordon and Susan Armstrong ... Born March 12, 1990 ... 

Signed with Oregon in 2008 but did not come to Eugene as she competed 

with the Canadian National Team ... Major is sociology. 



2009 20-18 4 1 0 0 0 0 

2010 20-8 11 5 0 2 2 0 

Career 40-26 15 6 0 2 2 0 


Received Honorable Mention Pac-10 All-Academic recognition … 

Played in all 20 matches, a starter in eight contests … Tied for fourth 

on the team in number of assists (2) … Assisted two goals in the blowout 

win over Butler (6-1, Sep. 19) … Took a total of 11 shots and five 

shots on goal … Played for a total of 919 minutes. 


Played in all 20 matches, a starter in 18 contests … Helped anchor back 

line to six shutouts … Played the duration of the match on 10 occasions 

… Recorded a season-best 110 minutes and a season-best two shots in 

Sept. 4 neutral-site draw with Colgate … Had one shot on goal in Nov. 

6 road win over Arizona. 

High School 

Played high school soccer for head coach Kristin Jones at La Jolla High 

School where she lined up at center mid, center back and outside mid 

... A San Diego Union-Tribune First Team honoree her final prep season 

... Helped lead La Jolla High to a CIF Title in her senior campaign and 

a second-place finish in junior year ... Named All-Southern Region Defender 

while playing prep soccer in Arizona for Salpointe High School 

... Also a standout track and field athlete ... Advanced to CIF track and 

field finals in 400m and 4x400m relay ... A four-time letterwinner in soccer 

and two-time letterwinner in track ... A two-time San Diego Union- 

Tribune Athlete Honor Roll selection. 

ODP/Club 

Took second place in state with Arizona club team TSA from 2005-2007 

... Finalists in Nomads College Showcase ... Won US Club Regional IV 

with Nomads ... Played in Arizona ODP from 2004-05. 

Personal 

Daughter of David and Laura Bakke ... Born Sept. 3, 1990 ... Major is prebusiness 

administration. 

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PLAYER PROFILES

MO FITZGERALD 

KELSEY HONES 


Beaverton, Ore. • Westview HS (Boise State) • Undeclared 

KELSEY HONES 

KELSEY HONES 

FORWARD | JUNIOR | 5-6 

Beaverton, Ore. • Southridge HS • Business Administration 



2010 19-9 9 3 2 0 4 0 

Career 19-9 9 3 2 0 4 0 


Played in 19 matches, a starter in nine … Played entire match on four 

occasions … Played 99 out of 110 minutes in draw with USC (1-1, Oct. 

17) … Scored two goals in blow-out win over Arizona (4-0, Oct. 29) ... 

Posted nine total shots with three shots on goal during the season … 

Logged 1065 minutes of playing time. 

2009 (Freshman / Boise State) 

One of three Broncos to start all 24 matches ... Led the team in assists 

(7) and ranked third on the team in total points (13) ... Was tied for third 

on the team in goals (3) ... Played 1880 total minutes which ranked fifth 

amongst BSU field players. 

Club 

Played for Lake Oswego Soccer Club ... Helped team to state championship 

in 2009. 

High School 

A four-year letterwinner at Beaverton’s Westview High School ... A 

three-time team MVP ... A three-time first team All-Metro League selection 

... A first team all-state honoree in 2008 ... Helped team to a state 

title game ... Also competed in track and field. 

Personal 

Daughter of Edward and Celia Fitzgerald ... Born Jan. 25, 1991 ... Major 

is undeclared. 



2009 20-6 7 5 1 2 4 0 

2010 18-13 20 8 1 3 5 0 

Career 38-19 27 13 2 5 9 0 


Received Honorable Mention Pac-10 All-Academic recognition … 

Played in 18 matches, a starter in 13 of those contests … Registered 

a goal and three assists … Tied for sixth on the team for points (5) … 

Ranked third on the team for assists (3) … Ranked fourth on the team 

for number of shots (20) and shots on goal (8) … Assisted the game 

winning goal against Boise State (2-0, Aug. 20) … Logged a total of 

1027 minutes for the season 


Played in all 20 matches, a starter in six contests … Registered a goal 

and two assists … Tied for sixth on the team for points (4) … Scored 

a goal and recorded an assist in Sept. 11 home win over Loyola Marymount 

… Had an assist in 2-0 road win over Fresno State on Aug. 30 … 

Played the full 90 minutes of first collegiate game against Portland on 

Aug. 22. 

High School 

A four-time letterwinner for head coach Jim Lim at forward and midfield 

... Part of a Metro League championship team as a senior ... Named 

2008 team MVP ... A two-time All-Metro League First Team selection ... 

Also a four-time letterwinner in track, running the 100m and 200m ... 

Helped lead Southridge to the 2009 State Track team championship ... 

Member of 2009 State Championship 4x400m relay team ... Named the 

2009 Track and Field Most Outstanding Athlete ... Was the 2008-09 Valley 

Times Overall Athlete of the Year ... Also named 2008 Metro League 

Track Athlete of the Year ... Earned 2008 and 2009 Metro League Championships 

in 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay and 4x400m relay ... Holds 

school-records at Southridge High School in the 100m, 200m and 

4x100m relay ... Named 2008 Metro League Most Outstanding Athlete 

... Named to Southridge honor roll in 2006-08. 

ODP/Club 

A 2008 ODP ‘91 Regional pool member ... A ODP ‘91 State Team member 

from 2005-08 ... A member of the 2006 and 2009 Oregon State Club 

Championship teams ... Participated in 2008 ODP Inter-regional tournament. 

Personal 

Daughter of Daniel and Susan Hones ... Born April 11, 1991 ... Major is 

business administration. 



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SCOUT LIBKE 

KELSEY HONES 


Portland, Ore. • Lincoln HS • Journalism: Public Relations 

MADDY MERCIER 

KELSEY HONES 


Edmonds, Wash. • Seattle Bishop Blanchet HS • Human Physiology 




2009 20-20 19 8 3 4 10 1 

2010 20-20 40 22 2 2 6 2 

Career 40-40 59 30 5 6 16 3 


A Pac-10 All-Academic Team honoree … Started all 20 matches … 

Ranked fourth on the team in scoring with six points (2 goals, 2 assists) 

… Fourth on the team for number of goals (2) … Ranked second on the 

team for shots (40) and shots on goal (22) … Registered an assist in the 

1-1 draw with USC (Oct. 17) … Played duration of match on 19 occasions, 

five of which extended into overtime … Logged a total of 1825 

minutes for the season … Scored game-winning goal in win over San 

Diego State (2-1, Sept. 17) and Arizona State (2-0, Oct. 31). 


A Pac-10 All-Freshman Team honoree … Started all 20 matches … 

Ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 10 points (3 goals, 4 assists) 

… Her three goals ranked third on the team … Ranked tied for third in 

assists … Had two goals and an assist in a 5-1 blowout win at Arizona 

on Nov. 6 (her five points tied for third at UO for the best single-game 

point performance) … Registered assists in conference matches against 

Washington (Oct. 30), Stanford, (Oct. 11) and California (Oc. 9) … Scored 

game-winning goal in 1-0 home win over Seattle U. on Sept. 13. 

High School 

A four-time letterwinner for head coach John Wallace at center mid ... 

Helped lead team to the 2007 and 2008 state championship ... Named 

PIL All-League First Team as a sophomore, junior and senior ... A First 

Team All-State selection in 2008. 

ODP/Club 

Won state club championship in 2005, 2007 and 2008 with FC Portland 

... Club team advanced to regional semifinals in 2005, the final in 2007 

and the quarterfinals in 2008 ... A member of the Oregon ODP state 

team from 2006-08 ... Played with the ‘91 ODP Regional Team from 

2007-08 ... Participated in 2008 ODP Inter-regional tournament. 

Personal 

Daughter of Peter and Andrea Libke ... Born April 30, 1991 ... Major is 

journalism (public relations) ... First name is Christina but prefers to be 

called Scout. 



2009 8-1 2 2 0 0 0 0 

2010 14-1 4 1 1 0 2 0 

Career 22-2 6 3 1 0 2 0 


A Pac-10 All-Academic Team honoree … Played in 14 matches, a starter 

in one … Had four shots during the season, one on goal … Scored one 

goal in blow out against Arizona (4-0, Oct. 29) … Played a total of 417 

minutes for the season. 


Played in eight matches, a starter in one … Had two shots on the year, 

both on goal … Lone start came in Oct. 25 road game with USC … 

Played a season-high 67 minutes in 1-0 overtime road win over Weber 

State on Oct. 3. 

High School 

A three-time letterwinner for head coach Luciano Busilacchi at forward 

and mid ... A Seattle Times Player of the Week honoree in 2008 ... Also 

ran track and field, lettering four times ... Competed in the 400m, long 

jump and 4x400m relay ... Named 2006 track and field team MVP ... 

Member of the National Honor Society. 

ODP/Club 

Helped lead team to U-16/U-17 state championship matches ... A 2006 

Surf Cup finalist (Gold Division) ... Former club teammate of current 

Duck Lauren Thompson ... Participated in state ODP from 2004-08 ... A 

regional camp member from 2004-07. 

Personal 

Daughter of John and Mary Mercier ... Born Sept. 13, 1991 ... Major is 

human physiology. 

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PLAYER PROFILES

CASEY WILHELM 

KELSEY HONES 

GOALKEEPER | SOPHOMORE | 5-8 

College Station, Tex. • A&M Consolidated HS • Journalism 

ACHIJAH BERRY 

KELSEY HONES 

DEFENDER | SOPHOMORE | 5-4 

Seattle, Wash. • Seattle Academy for Arts & Sciences • Pre-Family & Human Services 



2010 1-0 45 1 2 1 0-0-0 0 

Career 1-0 45 1 2 1 0-0-0 0 


Played second half in Sept. 19 against Butler … Had one save and faced 

two shots. 

2009 (Redshirt) 

Redshirt season. 

High School 

A three-time letterwinner for head coach Stoney Pryor ... Named first 

team all-district and goalkeeper of the year as a senior ... A second team 

all-district as a junior and honorable mention all-district as a sophomore. 

ODP/Club 

A starter at goalkeeper for Lonestar ‘91 ODP ... A state pool member. 

Personal 

Daughter of Gordon and Terry Wilhelm ... Born Feb. 26, 1991 ... Major is 

journalism. 



2010 16-13 1 1 0 1 1 0 

Career 16-13 1 1 0 1 1 0 


Played in 16 matches, a starter in 13 contests … Recorded 1118 minutes 

of playing time for the season … Played the full amount of time in 

seven matches … Helped anchor defense in shutouts over Arizona (4-0, 

Oct. 29) and Arizona State (2-0, Oct. 31) 

Club 

Helped club team, Emerald City Futbol Club, to six state championships 

(2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) … Team won Region IV Championship 

in 2006 … Earned Silver Boot Award in 2005 … Named club team 

MVP in 2004 and 2005. 

ODP 

A Region IV Camp member in 2005, 2006 and 2007 … Washington state 

team member in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. 

High School 

Led Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences to state championships in 

2008 and 2009 … Also won three league championships from 2007-09 

… A two-time state all-star (2008, 2009) … Selected to King County 1A 

First Team in 2009 ... A first team league all-star all four years (2006-09) 

… Named league rookie of the year in 2006 … A three-sport athlete at 

SAAS, also competing in track and basketball … Led 4x200 and 4x400 

relay teams to the league, district and state championships in 2010 ... 

Also helped relay teams to league and state championships in 2007 

(4x100m, 4x400m). 

Personal 

Daughter of Howard and Rhonda Berry … Born Aug. 2, 1992 ... Major is 

pre-family and human services. 



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BRYNNE KONKEL 

KELSEY HONES 

FORWARD | SOPHOMORE | 5-7 

Elk Grove, Calif. • Franklin HS • Product Design 

KATIE KRAMER 

KELSEY HONES 

MIDFIELDER | SOPHOMORE | 5-5 

Clackamas, Ore. • Clackamas HS • Political Science 




2010 17-5 16 5 2 2 6 2 

Career 17-5 16 5 2 2 6 2 

(2010 Freshman) 

Played in 17 matches, a starter in five … Had two game-winning goals, 

one in the win over UC Davis (3-1, Sep. 3), and the other against Washington 

State (3-1, Oct. 24) … Ranked fifth on the team for shots (16) and 

shots on goal (5) … Assisted one goal against UC Davis, and another in 

the blow-out over Arizona (4-0, Oct. 29) … Logged a total of 837 minutes 

for the season. 

Club 

Played club soccer for Boca Juniors … Team won 2007 U.S. Soccer 

Region G Championship and Super Y League Championship … 

Ranked No. 2 in the nation by gotsoccer.com in 2007 … Won the 2006 

U.S. Club Soccer National Championship … Also won 2006 Pleasanton 

Rage College Showcase Championship. 

High School 

A two-time team MVP at Franklin High … A three-time All-Delta Team 

selection … A four-year Block F Recipient … Named River Cats Soccer 

Player of the Year and to the River Cats All-City Team … An Elk Grove 

Citizen All-Decades Team honoree … Participated in the 2009 ESPN 

Leaders of the Pack Spring Soccer. 

Personal 

Daughter of Brian and Kathy Konkel … Born October 22, 1991 … 

Major is product design. 



2010 5-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 

Career 5-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 


Played in five games … Had two shots, one on goal … Played for a 

total of 89 minutes. 

Club 

Played for Lake Oswego Dynasty … Part of the 2010 team that won 

the FC Portland Winter Showcase ... Also helped lead her team to the 

2010 Players Showcase Tournament championship in Las Vegas, Nev. ... 

Participated in the 2010 US Club Soccer National Cup IX Regional Tournament 

in Seattle, Wash. ... Team won the 2009 FC Portland Showcase 

tournament ... Also won the 2009 Temecula Valley Tournament and the 

Tacoma Showcase of Champions tournament ... Helped club team to a 

title in the THUSC Tournament and the Oswego Nike Cup Tournament. 

High School 

Earned four varsity letters in soccer while playing forward and midfielder 

at Clackamas High School ... Named MVP and team captain in 

2009 ... A second team all-league selection ... Helped team to the Three 

Rivers League title on three occasions ... Twice led her prep team to the 

state semifinals ... Also participated in track and field and swimming. 

Personal 

Daughter of John and Pamela Kramer … Born June 15, 1992 ... Major is 

political science. 

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PLAYER PROFILES

ALLY ASCHBACHER 

KELSEY HONES 

FORWARD | FRESHMAN | 5-6 

Beaverton, Ore. • Beaverton HS • Undeclared 

KENDALL BROOKE 

KELSEY HONES 

MIDFIELDER | FRESHMAN | 5-4 

West Linn, Ore. • West Linn HS • Undeclared 

High School 

A first team 6A All-Metro League selection her senior year at Beaverton 

High School … Named team captain as a senior … A four-year 

varsity player … Named to the Dairy Farmers of America Academic 

Soccer All-State 6A team all four years … A member of the National 

Honor Society her junior and senior years and carried a 3.8 cumulative 

GPA … Also an accomplished 800 meter runner on the track, she was 

named First team All-Metro League in that event her junior year. 

ODP/Club 

Played club ball for Westside Metros for most of her career and then 

joined OSSA during the U18 season … Also a member of the Oregon 

ODP ’93 team in 2009-10. 

Personal 

Daughter of Dana and Cindy Aschbacher ... Born May 7, 1993 ... Major 


High School 

A four-year starter at West Linn High School … Team captain senior 

year … Led the team to back-to-back league championships and a 

quarterfinal finish in the 2009 state high school playoffs … Named to 

the 2009 Dairy Farmers Academic 6A Soccer All-State team … Carried 

a 4.0 GPA and was a National Honor Society member in 2009 and 2010. 

ODP/Club 

Had two consecutive semifinalist appearances in the Oregon State Cup 

Championships, playing for FC Portland Green under the direction of 

head coach Brian Gant … Also enjoyed a successful stint with the Oregon 

ODP 1992 team. 

Personal 

Daughter of Richard and Nancy Brooke ... Born Dec. 2, 1992 ... Major is 

undeclared. 

KIYOMI COOK 

KELSEY HONES 


Gresham, Ore. • Barlow HS • Human Physiology 

RYANN DAVIE 

KELSEY HONES 


Marietta, Ga. • Alan C. Pope HS • Human Physiology 


High School 

Played at Sam Barlow High School where she was selected first team 

all-conference and second team all-state in 2008. 

ODP/Club 

Was on teams that won six Oregon State Cup Championships, three 

with youth club Eastside United and three consecutive with THUSC 

Neon … THUSC club teams, coached by Tom Atencio, advanced twice 

to the quarterfinals and once to the semifinals of the USYSA Far West 

Club Championships … Also enjoyed a very successful ODP career 

with the Oregon ’93 girls team … Selected to the Region IV ODP team 

in 2009 … Also invited to the 2007 National ID2 Camp. 

Personal 

Daughter of Karl and Carol Cook ... Born May 9, 1993 ... Major is human 

physiology. 

High School 

Completed high school career at Alan C. Pope High School … Named 

the offensive MVP three consecutive years … Selected to the Cobb 

County All-County Team for big high schools. 

ODP/Club 

Club team, Concorde Fire Elite, was one of the initial members of the 

nationwide organization consisting of the top 40 female club teams 

in the country, the Elite Club National League (ECNL) … Coached by 

Gregg Blasingame … Competed in the most prestigious showcase 

tournaments across the United States … Led her club team to the finals 

of the Georgia State Cup championship for four consecutive years 

… Led club team to the quarterfinals of the Region III Club Championships 

in 2009. 

Personal 

Daughter of Ronald and Babette Davie ... Born Feb. 4, 1993 ... Major is 

undeclared. 


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KELSEY FOO 

KELSEY HONES 


San Jose, Calif. • Archbishop Mitty HS • Undeclared 

REILLEY MOORE 

KELSEY HONES 

DEFENDER | FRESHMAN | 5-10 

Colorado Springs, Colo. • Air Academy • Undeclared 


High School 

Named as the No. 45 national recruit on the Top Drawer Soccer’s Top- 

100 Recruits for 2011. Competed at Archbishop Mitty High School … 

Led Archbishop Mitty High to a rare triple crown: WCAL league championship, 

WCAL tournament championship and CCS Div II championship 

… Was a four-year varsity member and was selected 2010 WCAL 

First Team All-Conference squad … Carried a 4.12 GPA and was named 

to the Honor Roll all four years of high school. 

ODP/Club 

Led MVLA Avalanche team to the 2011 Cal-North State Cup Championship 

(the team’s third state cup title) ... That team qualified for the 

Region IV far west regional tournament in … Enjoyed incredible success 

in the Cal-North and Region IV Olympic Development Programs 

(ODP), as well as with the USA Youth National Team … Selected to the 

Region IV ODP team five consecutive years and was honored to travel 

to Portugal to the prestigious Algarve Cup in 2010 as a Region IV team 

member … Invited to the USA Youth National Team camp in 2007 and 

to the full U15/16 USA National Team in 2008. 

Personal 

Daughter of Gabe and Akiko Foo ... Born Jan. 10, 1993 ... Major is undeclared. 

BRI PUGH 

KELSEY HONES 


Highlands Ranch, Colo. • Mountain Vista HS • Undeclared 

High School 

Attended the Air Academy in Colorado Springs … Was a three-year 

varsity player … Finished as state finalist in 2009 … Named team 

captain her senior year … Was selected first team all-league and first 

team all-area in 2010. 

ODP/Club 

Club team, Real Colorado National 92/93 coached by Lorne Donaldson, 

was an inaugural member of the Elite Club National League 

(ECNL) providing Moore with the opportunity to compete against the 

top club teams in the country … Club team won the Colorado State 

Cup Championship in 2008 … Was a member of the Colorado state 

ODP for three years and was selected for the Region IV Olympic Development 

Program pool twice in her career. 

Personal 

Daughter of Michael and Kirsten Hillstrom ... Born April 17, 1993 ... Major 


ALLIE RODRIGUEZ 

KELSEY HONES 


Pleasanton, Calif. • Foothill HS • Pre-Family & Human Services 

High School 

Ranked the No. 14 recruit in the Rocky Mountain Region… Led 

Mountain Vista High School to the Colorado State 5A Championship 

… Earned MVP honors in the championship match after scoring the 

go-ahead goal in the 85th minute … Reached the semifinals of the 

Colorado High School State Championships in her junior season … 

Carried 3.8 cumulative GPA. 

ODP/Club 

Club team, Real Colorado National 92/93, admitted to the initial ECNL 

group of the top 40 clubs in the country … Club team won a Colorado 

State Cup championship in her U15 year … Was selected to the 2010 

ECNL Fall Showcase All-Event Team … Was named to the Colorado 

state ODP team four consecutive years … Also named to the Region IV 

ODP team all four years. 

Personal 

Daughter of Horace and Karen Pugh ... Born Oct. 13, 1992 ... Major is 

undeclared. 

High School 

Played prep soccer at Foothill High School … A two-year letterwinner 

in playing both midfielder and forward ... Named team MVP in 2009- 

10 ... An honorable mention all-league selection in 2009-10 ... Also a 

standout track and field athlete ... A four-year letterwinner on the track 

... Named team MVP in 2009-10 ... An all-league honoree in the 400m, 

4x400m, 4x100m. 

Personal 

Daughter of Perry and Donna Rodriguez ... Born June 20, 1993 ... Major 

is pre-family and human services. 

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PLAYER PROFILES

SHANELLE SIMIEN 

KELSEY HONES 


Lakewood, Calif. • Los Alamitos HS • Pre-Business Administration 

RILEY SMITH 

KELSEY HONES 


Ashland, Ore. • Ashland HS • Pre-Education 

High School 

The No. 33 ranked national recruit and eighth-ranked recruit in Cal 

South … A four-year varsity player at Los Alamitos High where her 

team was a CIF Division I finalist and a two-time Sunset League 

Champion … Also selected All-CIF League, All-Sunset League, and All- 

League Orange County in 2008 and 2010 … Awarded the Los Alamitos 

Scholar-Athlete Award all four years … A member of the Honor Roll. 

ODP/Club 

Club team, Real So Cal coached by Kristy Walker, won the 2011 Southern 

California state title … Reached the semifinals twice and won the 

Cal South State Championship in 2008 and 2010 … Real So Cal went 

on to win the USYSA Far West Regional Club Championship in 2010 

and finished third at the club National Championship Final Four … 

Selected to the Cal South state team four consecutive years where she 

helped lead her team to two ODP Regional Championships in 2007 

and 2008 … Selected for the Region IV ODP team for three consecutive 

years where she represented the region in international competitions 

… Invited to the National ODP Invitational Camp three consecutive 

years … A member of the U14 and U 18 USA National Team pools. 

Personal 

Daughter of Darrell and Monica Simien ... Born June 5, 1993 ... Major is 

pre-business administration. 

ABBY STEELE 

KELSEY HONES 

GOALKEEPER | FRESHMAN | 5-11 

Santa Rosa, Calif. • Ursuline HS • Undeclared 

High School 

Played at Ashland High School … Was a four-year varsity player … 

Helped her team reach the Oregon 5A State Semifinals in 2008 … Was 

selected First Team All-Southern Sky Conference three consecutive 

years … Was named captain her senior year. 

ODP/Club 

Played for Rogue Valley Soccer Club and led team to the 2011 Oregon 

Club State Championship … She served as team captain the last two 

years with RVSC … Also the team leader in both goals and assists … 

Started club career for Ashland Soccer Club … Was selected to the 

Oregon ODP state pool for 1992 girls in 2008-09 … Was the only pool 

player from Southern Oregon on her ODP team. 

Personal 

Daughter of Bruce and Debi Smith ... Born Oct. 6, 1992 ... Major is preeducation. 

JESSICA SUNIO 

KELSEY HONES 


Cerritos, Calif. • Cerritos HS • Pre-Business Administration 


High School 

Played her senior season at Ursuline High School … Was selected to 

the 2010 NSCAA Youth All-Region soccer team … Was a Cum Laude 

student during every semester of her high school career. 

ODP/Club 

One of three goalkeepers invited to the U20 USA National Team camp 

in April of 2011 … Played for the U18 USA Women’s National Team … 

Was the No. 10 ranked recruit in Northern California … Played club 

ball for the Mustang SC Rampage under the tutelage of head coach 

Joe Owen … Led her team to unprecedented state, regional, and 

national success …Club team won the Cal North State Cup championship 

twice and was selected inaugural members of the Elite Club 

National League (ECNL) … Was the ECNL Challenge A League Champions 

as well as the ECNL National Champions in 2010 … Also won 

the Surf Cup championship in 2009 … Steele was one of three or four 

goalkeepers in the country to be invited to a pair of USA U18 Women’s 

National Team Camps in January and April 2009. 

Personal 

Daughter of Richard and Debra Steele ... Born Sept. 18, 1993 ... Major is 

undeclared. 

High School 

Played prep soccer at Cerritos High School ... A four-year letter winner 

and two-time team captain ... Also an accomplished runner in both 

cross country and track and field ... Helped track teams to 2009 and 

2010 league championships while running the 400m, 800m and 

1600m ... Named school’s Athlete of the Year. 

Personal 

Daughter of Joseph and Brenda Sunio ... Born Oct. 3, 1993 ... Major is 

pre-business administration. 


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PAPE’ FIELD 

The Sports Turf Managers Association (STMA) honored Oregon’s Pape’ Field with its prestgious 2008-09 Field of the Year Award for the university 

and college soccer division. Pape’ Field is maintained by the staff of the Oregon grounds crew, who’s work on the Kilkenny Practice Field previously 

won the 2007 Field of the Year Award for football. Back-to-back awards going to the same organization have occurred just a handful of times since 

the awards program was started in 1992, and the University of Oregon joins an elite class as a two-time FOY Award winner. 

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PAPE’ FIELD

tara erickson | head coach

COACH PROFILES 

TARA ERICKSON 

HEAD COACH • SEVENTH SEASON • WASHINGTON, ‘96 

Tara Erickson is entering her seventh season as head coach of the University 

of Oregon women’s soccer program, and 11th season overall as a head coach 

at the NCAA Division I level. Erickson, a former All-Pac-10 player and the 

2006 Pac-10 Coach of the Year, is UO’s all-time winningest coach with a sixyear 

mark of 54-52-13. She is 83-90-23 in 10 seasons overall as a head coach. 

Erickson’s coaching reach isn’t limited to the Pac-12 Conference, as she 

spent two years with the U.S. Under-18 Women’s National Team coaching 

staff from 2009-10. She also coached at the U.S. Super Team Camp in 2008, 

working with both the U-20 and U-18 teams at the Olympic Training Center 

in Chula Vista, Calif. 

Erickson redefined the Oregon soccer program in 2009 when she brought 

in assistant coaches Lauren Hanson and Mac Wilson. Hanson, the associate 

head coach, came from perennial power Portland where she won NCAA 

National Championships as both a player (2002) and a coach (2005). Wilson, 

a long-time fixture in the Oregon club, high school and ODP soccer communities, 

served both as head coach and director in all three settings. 

As a result of those hires, UO’s recruiting footprint has now expanded into 

seven states and provinces, recently tapping into Colorado, Georgia and 

Texas’ strong recruiting base. Over a third of those new Ducks have competed 

at an elite level with ODP and U.S./Canadian National Team programs. 

It was Erickson who found Scout Libke, a central midfielder from Portland, 

Ore., who was recently named to the U.S. Youth Soccer Olympic Development 

Program’s Under-19 team which played three games in Germany this 

past summer. Libke, a junior in 2011, has started all 40 available matches 

since becoming a Duck, being named to the conference’s all-freshman 

team in her first campaign. 

In 2010, Erickson led Oregon to its most league wins and best home record 

since the 2006 campaign. Erickson became the all-time wins leader 

in UO’s 2-1 non-league victory over San Diego State in September, passing 

Bill Steffen who had 49 wins in nine seasons at the helm. Senior forward 

Jen Stoltenberg had 12 goals and five assists for a school-record 29 total 

points, becoming UO’s all-time career points leader in the process. Stoltenberg 

earned first team all-conference honors for her play, the first Duck to 

receive those accolades since 2006 (Nicole Garbin). 

UO also had a banner year in the classroom, with 10 total players being recognized 

as part of the Pac-10 All-Academic teams, the most of any Ericksoncoached 

team. In addition, Stoltenberg was named a Third Team Scholar 

All-America by the NSCAA. 

During the 2009 season, Oregon won eight of its first 10 matches ranking 

the Ducks as high as No. 18 in the NCAA’s RPI report and No. 14 in the Soccer 

America Women’s Top 25 poll. UO’s strong non-conference mark (8-2- 

1) included wins over then No. 15 Colorado and No. 21 Denver. Libke was 

named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team and junior forward Jen Stoltenberg 

was named honorable mention all-conference for the second consecutive 

season. The Ducks also had eight student-athletes recognized as part 

of the Pac-10 Conference’s All-Academic teams. 

The Ducks went 9-9-2 in 2008, highlighted by seven consecutive matches 

without a loss where UO went 6-0-1 from Sept. 5 through Oct. 3. Six Oregon 

players were named to the Pac-10 Conference’s All-Academic First and 

Second teams, the most of any school. Senior defender Nicole Dobrzynski 

(Business Administration, 3.81 GPA) was named the Pac-10’s Female Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year. Sophomore forward Jen Stoltenberg was named 

honorable mention all-league, while freshman goalkeeper Cody Miles 

earned Pac-10 All-Freshman Team accolades. 

The 2007 squad saw the Ducks post their highest goal total in six years. The 

team’s 0-0 tie with No. 5 Stanford was a highlight to an 8-8-4 mark as Erickson 

coached defender Dylann Tharp to all-league honors. 

The 2006 season was a high mark in school history with the Ducks posting 

their best-ever finish in the Pac-10 -- second with a 6-1-2 record. The team 

also established strong defensive marks in allowing just 17 goals (0.81 GAA) 

and going 12-6-2 overall. Oregon defeated the highest-ranked program in 

school history -- No. 3 UCLA (2-1, 2OT) and toppled USC for the first time 

ever. Erickson also led the Ducks to its first Pac-10 road sweep (at Arizona 

and Arizona State) and mentored Pac-10 Player of the Year Nicole Garbin, 

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COACH PROFILES

ERICKSON FILE 

Coaching Career 

2001 Portland State 1-15-2 




2005 Oregon 9-9-1 

2006 Oregon 12-6-2 

2007 Oregon 8-8-4 

2008 Oregon 9-9-2 

2009 Oregon 9-10-1 

2010 Oregon 7-10-3 

Total 10 years 83-90-23 

also the school’s first. Defender Danielle Sweeney was named to the Pac- 

10 All-Freshman Team, while Jessie Chatfield, Nicole Dobrzynski and Darcie 

Gardner were all honored on the Pac-10’s All-Academic Team. 

Erickson’s first season, 2005, produced just the second non-losing record 

in program history (9-9-1) and the Ducks recorded their first wins ever 

over Washington and an Atlantic Coast Conference school (North Carolina 

State). The Ducks also posted an improvement of five games over the previous 

year’s 3-13-3 mark. 

Erickson also helped Garbin earn All-Pac-10 Second Team honors and goalkeeper 

Chatfield pick up Pac-10 All-Freshman recognition. 

Her student-athletes have done well in the classroom, with Caitlin Gamble 

earning the program’s first Academic All-America First Team award in 2005 

-- becoming just the fifth UO woman to accomplish that feat. Gamble was 

also a District and Pac-10 All-Academic First Team honoree. In six years, Erickson 

has amassed 19 Pac-10 All-Academic First and Second Team selections. 

The native of Puyallup, Wash., took over in Eugene after guiding a zero-win 

Portland State Viking program to a 13-5-4 mark in 2002 and a share of the 

Big Sky regular season title in 2004. 

Overall, she posted a 29-38-10 record in four seasons (2001-04) at PSU and 

was tabbed Big Sky Coach of the Year in 2002. Prior to that, she served as an 

assistant coach at Washington (1996-2000) following a decorated career as 

a Husky midfielder from 1992-96. 

In her four seasons with the Vikings, Erickson transformed one of the Big 

Sky’s least successful teams into one of its best. She inherited a team that 

went 5-31-0 the previous two years (1999-2000) and two seasons later, had 

PSU in the Big Sky tournament championship game. Her squad led the 

league in scoring and allowed the fewest goals against in becoming only 

the second PSU coach in any sport to receive the leagues’ coach of the year 

award. 

She coached the Vikings to a 13-5-4 record in 2002 and an 8-8-3 mark in 


2004, when she shared the regular season title with a 4-1-1 conference record. 

Individually, her players combined for 10 Big Sky First Team All-Conference 

honors (including five in 2002 and four in 2004), seven second team league 

honors, three newcomer of the year awards and 18 player of the week accolades 

(including a school record eight in 2004). 

In 2002, Katie Miyake became the first PSU player to win the Big Sky Golden 

Boot Award as the leading conference point-scorer, and Jamie Blakesley 

took the honor in 2004. In the classroom, her Portland State players were 

equally successful with 25 conference all-academic honors. 

In Oregon and Washington soccer circles, Erickson is well-known as former 

head coach for the Region IV Olympic Development Program (ODP), and 

head coach of the Washington State ODP U-16 team in 1997 and ‘98. She 

also served as head girl’s soccer coach at The Northwest School in Seattle in 

2000 and guided the team to the state playoffs. 

As a player at Washington, the former Tara Bilanski was a three-time team 

MVP, four-year letterwinner and captain during her collegiate career from 

1992-95. As a junior and senior, she was tabbed to the Pac-10 All-Conference 

First Team and All-America West Team, while helping the Huskies to 

the first two NCAA Tournament appearances in school history. 

She finished with school single-season records for goals (12), assists (6) and 

points (30), and notched a pair of hat tricks and three-assist games. She 

still ranks among the top five in school history in virtually every statistical 

category: third in goals (27), fourth in points (74), fifth in shots (175), assists 

(20), game-winning goals (7) and sixth in career starts (74). 

After college, she was a player-coach for the Washington State Select Women 

from 1997-99, and played professionally one season in Germany for FSV 

Frankfurt. 

She graduated from Washington with a bachelor’s degree in communications 

in 1996. Erickson (8-26-73) is married to Kraig Erickson. The couple 

have a son Maklain and a daughter Taj. 


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LAUREN HANSON 

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH • THIRD SEASON • PORTLAND, ‘03 

Lauren Hanson is in her third season with the University of Oregon women’s 

soccer program as associate head coach. Hanson assists in player development, 

specifically with the defense, while serving as the program’s recruiting 

coordinator. 

Hanson has made an immediate impact on UO’s recruiting efforts, landing 

several high-profile prospects since arriving on campus in 2009. She was 

instrumental in signing Kelsey Foo, Shanelle Simien and Abby Steele as part 

of the 2011 class, with all three boasting experience with junior U.S. National 

Teams. 

Southern California and Colorado are two areas of emphasis on the recruiting 

trail for Hanson. She nabbed 2011 newcomers Bri Pugh and Reilley 

Moore from the Denver and Colorado Springs areas respectively. And 

Simien, an elite player from Lakewood, Calif., was invited to the National 

ODP Invitational Camp three consecutive years and served as a member of 

the U14 and U18 USA National Team pool. 

Prior to UO, Hanson spent nine seasons as both a player and coach with the 

University of Portland women’s soccer program. Hanson spent the five seasons 

as an assistant coach at her alma mater, where she won NCAA National 

Championships as both a player (2002) and a coach (2005) with the Pilots. 

Hanson, who has her A coaching license, has worked extensively with club 

teams in the Portland area. As a member of the FC Portland coaching staff, 

she assisted the U-16 girls Maroon team to both the 2005 and 2006 state 

championship, and then to the regional finals. Hanson was the head coach 

of the girls U-14 FC Portland Sage team. She also mentored the FC Portland 

Purple team at the U-15 and U-16 levels, leading the squad to the state cup 

final as U-16s. 

A native of Newport Beach, Calif., she is replacing the departed Mike Smith 

who spent four seasons with Oregon women’s soccer. Smith left for a position 

with the Oregon Youth Soccer Association where he now serves as 

State Technical Director for Oregon. 

Hanson was a four-year starter for the Pilots at center back. She was a Hermann 

Trophy nominee in her senior season, a year she capped by winning 

a national title. She was named to Soccer America’s 11-player MVP team as 

a senior, while also earning first team NSCAA and Soccer Buzz All-American 

accolades that year. Hanson, who was a three-time All-West Coast Conference 

pick, was the WCC Defender of the Year in 2002. 

She was also a first team Soccer Buzz All-American and a NSCAA second 

team pick as a junior in 2001. 

Hanson was named the National Soccer Coaches Association of America 

(NSCAA) Assistant Coach of the Year in 2006. She was part of the coaching 

staff that led the Pilots to a 23-0-2 record en route to winning the 2005 

championship. The Pilots reached at least the third round of the playoffs in 

each of her seasons as an assistant. 

During the summer of 2006, Hanson worked as an assistant coach with the 

91 girls regional team in the Olympic Development Program. She also assisted 

at the U-14 girls National Team camp that year. She served on the 

coaching staff for the 92 girls regional squad in both 2007 and 2008. 

Following a stellar career at UP, Hanson was selected ninth overall in the 

2003 WUSA Draft by the New York Power. She also played at the highest 

level competitively as a member of the U.S. National Team (2001-02). She 

was with the U.S. U-21 National Team from 1999-00 and participated in the 

full-team camp in 2000. She played on the U-18 National Team (1998), in the 

U-16 National Team pool (1996) and on the Far West Region Team (1995-98). 

Hanson, formerly Lauren Orlandos, graduated from Portland in 2003 with a 

bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary. She is married to Travis Hanson and 

the couple have a son, Cole. 

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COACH PROFILES

MAC WILSON 

ASSISTANT COACH • THIRD SEASON • TAMPA, ‘92 

The 2011 season marks the third year for Mac Wilson as an assistant coach with 

the University of Oregon women’s soccer program. Wilson is responsible for the 

development of both goalkeepers and attacking forwards. He also oversees the 

program’s academics, travel and camps, while assisting with day-to-day operations. 

Wilson’s insight on club and ODP soccer in Oregon has paid dividends for the Ducks’ 

recruiting and the early identification of future prospects. As head coach of the Oregon 

ODP Region IV squad, his teams were finalists on three occasions, a rare feat 

for the state’s youth program. 

Wilson’s recruiting focus is Northern California, but his impact on the recruitment 

process is not limited to that region. Both Kelsey Foo and Abby Steele are notable 

prospects Wilson was largely responsible for signing as part of the 2011 recruiting 

class. 

Wilson took over as goalkeeper coach in 2010, and the program promptly posted 

its lowest goals against average (1.34 GAA) since 2006. The Ducks posted three consecutive 

league wins last season against Washington State (3-1), Arizona (4-0) and 

Arizona State (2-0), with UO’s goalkeepers allowing just one goal during that stretch 

of victories. 

In 2009, Wilson’s first season, the Ducks jumped out to an impressive start posting 

an 8-2-1 record through the non-conference portion of the schedule. UO ranked as 

high as No. 18 in the NCAA’s RPI report, and as high as No. 14 in the Soccer America 

Women’s Top 25 poll. 

Prior to UO, Wilson spent 15 years working in the Eugene/Springfield area, serving 

both as head coach and director in multiple settings including club, high school, 

and ODP. Wilson started his club coaching career as Director of Coaching for the 

Irish FC from 1998-00. Wilson then served first as a staff coach from 2001-03 and 

then as the Director of Youth Development for Oregon United Soccer Academy 

(OUSA) from 2003-05. Wilson was the founder of the Eugene Metro Futbol Club 

where he served as both Director of Coaching and as a team head coach from 

2005-08. 

During this period, Wilson guided the club as it grew from three initial teams into a 

state wide premier club with 15 competitive teams in addition to a thriving youth 

development program. Wilson was recognized as the 2006 Oregon Youth Soccer 

Association (OYSA) Girls Coach of the Year. 

In both 2007 and 2008, Wilson served first as Head Coach and then Co-Head Coach 

for the Eugene Metro FC U23 men’s team, which hosted and competed in two international 

friendly matches against the U21 teams from elite European clubs AC 

Milan and Juventus. The Eugene Metro U23 team was composed of mostly NCAA 

division I men’s college players. Wilson’s duties included identification and selection 

of players as well as running a two week preparatory training camp leading up to 

each match. 

Wilson has served as a Region IV Olympic Development Program staff coach for the 

last three years in which he has assisted in the coaching, evaluation, and development 

of the top state teams and individual players in the western region. Wilson has 

also been a Head Coach in Oregon’s Olympic Development Program for the last six 

years, working with the top male and female players from around the state. Wilson 

is currently serving as Head Coach of the Oregon ODP ’96 girls team. He guided 

his Oregon ’95 girls team to a third place finish in the Region IV ODP Championships 

in 2009, to a championship at the Nike ODP Friendship Cup in 2009, and to 

the championship match in the 2010 Region IV ODP Championships where they 

finished as runner-up. 

Wilson was head coach of the boys soccer team at Sheldon High School from 1997- 

2004, where 17 of his former players went on to compete at the NCAA Division I and 

II levels. In 2002, Wilson led the Irish to an undefeated season culminating in a 4A 

(biggest schools) state championship en route to earning Oregon School Activities 

Association (OSAA) State Boys Coach of the Year honors. Wilson was also named 

Midwestern League Coach of the Year six times during his tenure. 

As a player, Wilson enjoyed a successful career at the University of Tampa which 

has three NCAA Division II national championships in program history. He started 

over 60 matches (1988-91) at Tampa under legendary coach Tom Fitzgerald and 

served as captain during his senior year. Wilson helped lead the Spartans to four 

consecutive NCAA Division II Tournament berths, including a NCAA quarter-final 

appearance as a senior. He graduated from Tampa in 1992 with a bachelor’s degree 

in business management. 

Wilson, a native of Miami Beach, Fla., earned a master’s degree in special education 

from the University of Oregon in 1995. He and his wife Kerry have two sons, Nic and 

Bailey. Wilson holds his United States Soccer Federation (USSF) “A” coaching license 

as well as his USSF National Goalkeeping license. 



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HEATHER GARRIS 

MARK DILLON 

AIMEE PASCALE 

CHRIS MACKEY 

ATHLETIC 

TRAINER 

SEVENTH YEAR 

STRENGTH & 

CONDITIONING 

FIRST YEAR 

GRAD. ASST. ATHLETIC 

TRAINER 

FIRST YEAR 

VOLUNTEER ASST. 

COACH 

SECOND YEAR 

OTHER SUPPORT STAFF (NO PIC AVAILABLE) 

Grounds Maintenance: .................................................................Steve DiNatale 

Grounds Maintenance: ...............................................................Kenny Hoffman 

Equipment Manager: .............................................................................Kenny Farr 

Soccer Secretary: ................................................................................... Janice Beck 

SUPPORT STAFF 

APOLINAR MONTERO-SANCHEZ 

TEAM 

MANAGER 

SECOND YEAR 

CHRIS GERAGHTY 

MEDIA SERVICES 

ASST. DIRECTOR 

THIRD YEAR 

OREGON SOCCER ACADEMIC TEAM 

LEANNE BROOKS 

ASST. A.D., 

ACADEMIC 

ELIGIBILITY 

14TH YEAR 

JENNIFER JACKSON 

ACADEMIC 

ADVISOR 

FOURTH YEAR 

The academic support team (Services for 

Student-Athletes) acts as a bridge between 

the student-athlete and campus resources, 

ensuring that they are aware of and use the 

resources the university has to offer. Functions 

include: 

• Advise and assist student-athletes with 

academic, pre-professional and career situations. 

• Organize and monitor a structured study 

hall. All first-year students are required to attend 

study sessions four nights each week. 

• Trace academic progress using information 

on attendance and performance 

submitted in mid-term grade reports by 

faculty. 

• Provide individual and group tutoring 

and other study sessions among students 

with similar needs, assuring questions are 

answered properly. 

• Assist with resumes and sharpening job 

interview skills. 

• Encourage students to approach its 

members with problems and questions. 

JOHN E. JAQUA ACADEMIC CENTER 

This John E. Jacqua Academic Center for Student-Athletes was completed 

in winter 2010. The first floor of the building, which is open to 

the public and academic community, will feature a coffee shop, auditorium, 

conference room and atrium space. The second and third floors 

are private space for the advising, instruction and tutoring of Oregon’s 

student-athletes. The space is operated by Services for Student-Athletes 

(SSA). 

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SUPPORT STAFF

scout libke | midfielder

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION 

RICHARD LARIVIERE 

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT • THIRD YEAR • IOWA, ‘72 

Richard Larivere is in his second year as president of the University of 

Oregon, the state’s flagship institution of higher education. He officially 

began his role as president of the Eugene university on July 1, 2009, 

following three years as executive vice chancellor and provost at the 

University of Kansas. 

Lariviere succeeded Dave Frohnmayer, who had served as president 

of the state’s largest university since 1994. As the chief academic officer 

at Kansas, Lariviere had overseen the reorganization of the KU graduate 

school and the School of Fine Arts, as well expansion efforts to KU’s School 

of Pharmacy and student recruitment tools. 

Prior to his tenure in Lawrence, Kan., Lariviere worked as dean of the 

College of Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin from 1999 to 2006. 

During his tenure heading the nation’s largest college of liberal arts, the 

college’s rate of external research funding doubled, a $120 million capital 

campaign was completed, and more than 230 faculty members were hired. 

country’s languages, histories, religions and culture. 

In 1978, he earned his doctorate in Sanskrit from the University of 

Pennsylvania. While he has published articles and several books on Indian 

legal history, he has also tackled subjects ranging from religion in India to 

matrimonial remedies for women in classical Hindu law. He reads eight 

languages and speaks French and Hindi. He has conducted research 

in London, Oxford, Calcutta, Poona Kathmandu, Tokyo, Beijing, Lahore, 

Munich, Colombo, and Madras, as well as a host of smaller cities in India. 

Lariviere is a Fellow of the IC2 Institute, a life member of the Council on 

Foreign Relations, a fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain, a 

life member of the American Oriental Society, and a founding member of 

the Society for Design and Process Science. In addition, he has augmented 

his experience in higher education by consulting for American and Indian 

companies in information technology and Business Process Outsourcing. 

He has also served on corporate boards in the IT industry. 

Lariviere’s scholarly roots extend around the world. After earning his 

bachelor’s degree in the history of religions from the University of Iowa 

in 1972, Lariviere and his wife, Janis, traveled to India for the first time. 

Lariviere eventually built an impressive academic career around the 

Lariviere’s wife, Jan Worcester Lariviere, has worked in science education 

at the University of Kansas and the University of Texas. The couple has one 

daughter, Anne Elizabeth, who graduated from Barnard College and lives in 

New York City. 

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION

ROB MULLENS 

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR • SECOND YEAR • WEST VIRGINIA, ‘91 

University of Oregon President Richard Lariviere named Rob Mullens 

director of intercollegiate athletics on July 15, 2010. Mullens arrived 

from the University of Kentucky, where he served as deputy director of 

athletics and managed day-to-day operations of Kentucky’s 22-sport 

athletics department, with an annual operating budget of $79 million. 

His background is in accounting and auditing, and he promoted sound 

fiscal management and self-sufficiency at the University of Kentucky. 

During his total of eight years at Kentucky, the athletic department’s 

operating budget expanded by nearly 70 percent. Fundraising for the 

department hit record levels each of the past seven years prior to his 

departure. 

Prior to being named deputy director of athletics at Kentucky, Mullens 

served as the university’s executive associate director of athletics from 

2002 to 2006. He served at the University of Maryland from 1996 to 2002, 

starting as assistant director of athletics for business and ultimately as 

executive senior associate director of athletics and chief of staff. 

The West Virginia native was senior athletics business manager at the 

University of Miami (Fla.) from 1994 to 1996, and prior to that he was an 

accountant/auditor at Ernst & Young in Raleigh, N.C. 

“Much will be expected of Rob Mullens as the university’s new athletics 

director, and based on his track record I am confident that he will be 

very successful at the University of Oregon,” Lariviere said. “Rob has 

been asked to develop a clear vision to maintain and advance the UO’s 

competitive advantages in fundraising, facilities development and 

recruitment and retention of student-athletes and staff. He will insure 

that the athletics department remains financially self-sufficient, while 

at the same time promoting an environment that helps each student 

athlete to succeed in the classroom as well as the field of competition. 

“This is a period of important growth and change for the athletics 

department. A new basketball arena will open within a year and 

additional improvements are on the way for other athletics facilities. 

It will be Rob’s role to not only oversee and promote future advances 

for the department, but to nurture the individual programs that will fill 

those outstanding venues.” 

Mullens (7/19/69) went to school at West Virginia University, where he 

earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s 

degree in sport management. He and his wife, Jane, have two sons - 

Cooper and Tanner. 

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION 

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION 

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Jim Bartko 

Exec. Sr. Assoc. AD 

22nd Year 

Jamie Moffitt 

Exec. Sr. Assoc. AD 

Second Year 

Bob Beals 

Assoc. AD 

14th Year 

Mike Duncan 

Sr. Assoc. AD 

Fourth Year 

Jeff Hawkins 

Sr. Assoc. AD 

11th Year 

Hal Abrams 

Assoc. AD 

11th Year 

Gary Gray 

Sr. Assoc. AD 

28th Year 

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION 

Vin Lananna 

Assoc. AD 

Seventh Year 

Leanne Brooks 

Asst. AD 

14th Year 

Bill Clever 

Exec. Asst. AD 

13th Year 

James Harris 

Asst. AD 

Fifth Year 

Herb Yamanaka 

Assoc. AD 

52nd Year 

Garrett Klassy 

Asst. AD 

Seventh Year 

Dave Williford 

Exec. Asst. AD 

27th Year 

Mark Ruckwardt 

Asst. AD 

Eighth Year 

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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

julie armstrong | midfielder

WYOMING 

Fri., Aug. 19 - Boise, Idaho, 1:30 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record..................... Oregon leads 2-0-0 

BOISE STATE 

Sun., Aug. 21 - Boise, Idaho, 1 p.m. (PT) 

G 1 G 2 


UNLV 

Sun., Aug. 28 - Eugene, Ore., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record..........................UNLV leads 1-0-0 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Fri., Sep. 2 - Eugene, Ore., 7 p.m. (PT) 

G 3 G 4 


NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

SANTA CLARA 

Sun., Sep. 4 - Eugene, Ore., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record..............Santa Clara leads 2-0-0 

ILLINOIS 

Sun., Sep. 11 - Baton Rouge, La., 9 a.m. (PT) 

Series Record.................................First meeting 

LSU 

Fri., Sep. 9 - Baton Rouge, La., 5:30 p.m. (PT) 

G 5 G 6 


UC DAVIS 

Fri., Sep. 16 - Corvallis, Ore., 4:30 p.m. (PT) 

G 7 G 8 

Series Record.....................Oregon leads 1-0-0 

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 

Sun., Sep. 18 - Corvallis, Ore., 11 a.m. (PT) 


G 9 

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NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

UTAH 

Fri., Sep. 23 - Eugene, Ore., 7 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record...........................Utah leads 4-1-1 

UCLA 

Fri., Sep. 30 - Los Angeles, Calif., 5 p.m. (PT) 

G 10 G 11 

Series Record.......................UCLA leads 12-2-0 

USC 

Sun., Oct. 2 - Los Angeles, Calif., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record..........................USC leads 13-1-1 

ARIZONA 

Fri., Oct. 7 - Tucson, Ariz., 7 p.m. (PT) 

G 12 G 13 


ARIZONA STATE 

Sun., Oct. 9 - Tempe, Ariz., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record..........Arizona State leads 7-6-2 

WASHINGTON 

Fri., Oct. 21 - Eugene, Ore., 7 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record......... Washington leads 12-2-1 

CALIFORNIA 

Fri., Oct. 28 - Eugene, Ore., 7 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record...............California leads 12-1-1 

G 14 G 15 

G 16 G 17 

G 18 

COLORADO 

Fri., Oct. 16 - Boulder, Colo., 12 p.m. (PT) 


WASHINGTON STATE 

Sun., Oct. 23 - Eugene, Ore., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record............Washington State 8-3-4 

STANFORD 

Sun., Oct. 30 - Eugene, Ore., 1 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record.................Stanford leads 13-0-1 

G 19 

PAC-12 CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

OREGON STATE 

Fri., Nov. 4 - Corvallis, Ore., 7 p.m. (PT) 

Series Record......................Series tied at 6-6-3 

CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS 

1993......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

1994................................................................................................................................None 

1995......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

1996......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

1997............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

1998................................................................................................UCLA, USC, California 

1999......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

2000.................................................................................................................. Washington 

2001............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2002......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

2003............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2004............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2005............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2006............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2007............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2008............................................................................................................................... UCLA 

2009......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

2010......................................................................................................................... Stanford 

PAC-12 CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

G 20 

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OPPONENT SERIES HISTORIES 

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ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORIES (129-162-33, 16 years) 

School UO Record vs. Meetings 

Air Force 0-1-0 1997 

ARIZONA 9-3-2 1997-10 

ARIZONA STATE 6-7-2 1996-10 

Auburn 1-0-0 1999 

Baylor 0-1-0 1997 

BOISE STATE 3-0-0 2003, 07, 10 

Butler 1-0-0 2010 

BYU 0-2-0 1996, 09 

CALIFORNIA 1-12-1 1997-10 

Cal State Fullerton 0-1-0 2003 

Cal State Northridge 2-1-0 1996-97, 99 

Central Connecticut State 0-1-0 2004 

Charlotte 1-0-0 1999 

Colgate 0-0-1 2009 

COLORADO 1-0-0 2009 

Connecticut 0-1-0 2004 

Davidson 0-1-0 1999 

Dartmouth 1-0-0 2009 

Denver 1-0-0 2009 

Duke 0-1-0 2000 

Eastern Washington 3-0-0 2001, 05-06 

Elon 1-0-0 2005 

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1-0-0 1998 

Florida State 0-2-0 2000, 02 

Fresno State 1-0-0 2009 

Gonzaga 4-1-2 1996, 01-02, 04-06 

Hawaii 0-1-0 1998 

Idaho 3-0-1 1999-01, 06 

Iona 1-0-0 2006 

ILLINOIS 0-0-0 2011 

Illinois State 1-0-0 2007 

James Madison 1-1-0 1997, 00 

Kansas 1-0-0 2010 

Long Beach State 0-1-1 2006, 08 

LOUISIANA STATE 1-0-0 2005 

Loyola Marymount 1-2-0 2003, 06, 09 

Montana 0-4-0 1996, 00-01, 07 

Nevada 3-1-0 2001, 05-07 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 1-0-0 2006 

North Carolina 0-2-0 2000, 02 

UNC Greensboro 1-1-0 1997-98 

North Carolina State 1-0-0 2005 

Oklahoma 2-0-0 1996, 08 

Oklahoma State 0-2-0 2008, 10 

OREGON STATE 6-6-3 1996-10 

Pacific 1-2-0 1996, 02-03 

Pacific (Ore.) 1-0-0 1996 

Portland 0-13-0 1998-10 

Portland State 7-3-1 1996-02, 04-09 

Purdue 0-2-0 2007-08 

Rice 1-0-0 2003 

Sacramento State 1-1-0 1996, 03 

Saint Mary’s 1-1-0 1999, 08 

San Diego 1-2-0 1998, 00, 01 

San Diego State 1-0-1 2004, 10 

San Francisco 2-0-1 1998, 99,03 

San Francisco State 1-0-0 1997 

San Jose State 2-2-0 1996, 99-01 

SANTA CLARA 0-2-0 2000, 10 

Seattle 1-0-0 2009 

South Dakota State 1-0-0 2005 

Southern Methodist 0-1-1 2003, 10 

STANFORD 0-13-1 1997-10 

Tennessee 1-0-0 1998 

Texas A&M 0-2-0 1997, 03 

UC DAVIS 1-0-0 2010 

UC Irvine 0-1-0 1996 

UC Riverside 2-1-0 2006-08 

UC Santa Barbara 0-1-0 2004 

UCLA 2-12-0 1997-10 

USC 1-13-1 1996-10 

UNLV 0-1-0 2010 

UTAH 1-4-1 1996-97, 02, 04, 07-08 

Utah State 2-0-0 2007-08 

Wake Forest 0-3-0 1998-99, 02 

WASHINGTON 2-12-1 1996-10 

WASHINGTON STATE 3-8-4 1996-10 

WEBER STATE 4-0-1 1997, 03-04, 08, 09 

Willamette 0-1-0 1996 

Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0-0 2002 

WYOMING 2-0-0 2004-05 

Xavier 0-1-0 2000 

OPPONENT SERIES HISTORIES 

America East (1-0-0) 

New Hampshire ............................1-0-0 

Atlantic Coast (1-8-0) 

Duke..................................................0-1-0 

Florida State....................................0-2-0 

North Carolina................................0-2-0 

North Caroilina State...................1-0-0 

Wake Forest ....................................0-3-0 

Atlantic 10 (1-1-0) 

Charlotte..........................................1-0-0 

Xavier.................................................0-1-0 

Big East (0-1-0) 

Connecticut.....................................0-1-0 

Big Sky (14-8-2) 

Eastern Washington.....................3-0-0 

Montana ..........................................0-4-0 

Portland State.................................7-3-1 

Sacramento State..........................1-1-0 

Weber State.....................................3-0-1 

Big Ten (0-2-0) 

Purdue...............................................0-2-0 

Big 12 (3-6-0) 

Baylor ...............................................0-1-0 

Kansas...............................................0-1-0 

Oklahoma .......................................2-0-0 

Oklahoma State.............................0-2-0 

Texas A&M ......................................0-2-0 

Big West (6-8-2) 

UC Davis...........................................1-0-0 

UC Irvine...........................................0-1-0 

UC Riverside....................................2-1-0 

UC Santa Barbara..........................0-1-0 

Cal State Fullerton........................0-1-0 

Cal State Northridge ...................2-1-0 

Long Beach State..........................0-1-1 

Pacific................................................1-2-1 

Colonial Athletic (1-1-0) 

James Madison .............................1-1-0 

Conference USA (1-1-1) 

Rice.....................................................1-0-0 

Southern Methodist.....................0-1-1 

Horizon League (2-0-0) 

Butler ................................................1-0-0 

Wisconsin-Green Bay ..................1-0-0 

Independents (2-0-0) 

South Dakota State......................1-0-0 

Seattle...............................................1-0-0 

Ivy (1-0-0) 

Dartmouth ......................................1-0-0 

Metro Atlantic Athletic (1-0-0) 

Iona ...................................................1-0-0 

VERSUS CONFERENCES 

Missouri Valley (1-0-0) 

Illinois State.....................................1-0-0 

Mountain West (4-8-2) 

Air Force...........................................0-1-0 

Brigham Young .............................0-2-0 

San Diego State.............................1-0-1 

UNLV..................................................0-1-0 

Wyoming..........................................2-0-0 

Northeast (0-1-0) 

Central Connecticut State..........0-1-0 

Pac-12 (30-86-15) 

Arizona..............................................9-3-2 

Arizona State..................................6-7-2 

California....................................... 1-12-1 

Colorado *........................................1-0-0 

Oregon State .................................6-6-3 

Stanford......................................... 0-13-1 

UCLA .............................................. 2-12-0 

USC ................................................. 1-13-1 

Utah *................................................1-4-1 

Washington ................................. 2-12-1 

Washington State..........................3-8-4 

* records before joining conference 

Patriot (0-0-1) 

Colgate..............................................0-0-0 

Southeastern (3-0-0) 

Auburn..............................................1-0-0 

Louisiana State...............................1-0-0 

Tennessee .......................................1-0-0 

Southern (2-2-0) 

Davidson..........................................0-1-0 

Elon....................................................1-0-0 

UNC Greensboro ..........................1-1-0 

Sun Belt (2-0-0) 

Denver...............................................1-0-0 

Florida International ...................1-0-0 

West Coast (10-20-3) 

Gonzaga...........................................5-1-2 

Loyola Marymount.......................1-2-0 

Portland ........................................ 0-13-0 

Saint Mary’s.....................................1-1-0 

San Diego.........................................1-2-0 

San Francisco..................................2-0-1 

Santa Clara.......................................0-2-0 

Western Athletic (14-4-1) 

Boise State.......................................3-0-0 

Fresno State....................................1-0-0 

Hawaii ..............................................0-1-0 

Idaho..................................................3-0-1 

Nevada..............................................3-1-0 

San Jose State ................................2-2-0 

Utah State........................................2-0-0

PAC-12 CONFERENCE OFFICE 

1350 Treat Boulevard, Suite 500 

Walnut Creek, CA 94597 

925-932-4411 • FAX 925-932-4601 

www.pac-12.org 

Built on a firm foundation of academic excellence and superior athletic 

performance, the Conference ushers in a new era with the additions of 

the University of Colorado and University of Utah, officially becoming the 

Pac-12 Conference on July 1, 2011. 

The Pac-12 rises above the rest, upholding its tradition as the “Conference 

of Champions” ®, claiming an incredible 180 NCAA team titles over 

the past two decades, including nine in 2010-11, averaging nearly nine 

championships per academic year. Even more impressive has been the 

breadth of the Pac-12’s success, with championships coming in 27 different 

men’s and women’s sports. The Pac-12 has led the nation in NCAA 

Championships in 45 of the last 51 years and finished second five times. 

Spanning nearly a century of outstanding athletics achievements, the 

Pac-12 was the first conference to reach 400 championships in 2010-11. 

With the inclusion of CU and UU, league teams have captured 442 NCAA 

titles (302 men’s, 140 women’s), outdistancing the next closest conference 

by nearly 200. 

The Conference’s reputation is further proven in the annual Learfield 

Sports Directors’ Cup competition, the prestigious award that honors the 

best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country. STANFORD continued 

its remarkable run and won its unprecedented 17th-consecutive 

Directors’ Cup in 2010-11. Six of the top 25 Division I programs were Pac-12 

member institutions: No. 1 STANFORD, No. 3 CALIFORNIA, No. 11 UCLA, 

No. 14 USC, No. 16 ARIZONA and No. 21 WASHINGTON. With two teams 

in the top five, it was the most of any conference. 

The 2010-11 campaign was marked by the 25-year anniversary of 

women’s sports in the Pac-10, with year-long focus on the milestone. And 

after commissioner Larry Scott made history at the end of his first year 

with the announcement of the expansion of the Conference to include the 

University of Colorado and the University of Utah, he put the Conference 

on the forefront, announcing a landmark television deal, which is set to 

go into affect in 2012-13, and established a Pac-12 Football Championship 

game in 2011. 

In 2010-11, the then-Pac-10 led the country with nine NCAA titles, 

with men’s and women’s programs sharing the wealth as the Conference 

claimed five NCAA women’s titles and four men’s crowns. 

CALIFORNIA, STANFORD and USC each won two NCAA Championships, 

while six different league institutions claimed titles. The Golden 

Bears swept the men’s and women’s swimming and diving crowns; the 

Cardinal hoisted the national championship trophy in men’s gymnastics 

and women’s water polo; and the Trojans were tops in men’s water polo 

and men’s tennis. 

Claiming titles in softball (ARIZONA STATE), women’s indoor track & 

field (OREGON), and women’s golf (UCLA), the Pac-10 also had runnersup 

in 10 NCAA Championship events: women’s volleyball (CALIFORNIA), 

women’s soccer (STANFORD), women’s gymnastics (UCLA), women’s 

rowing (STANFORD), women’s tennis (STANFORD), and women’s track 

& field (OREGON). It was an all-Pac-10 final in men’s and women’s water 

polo, as well. Overall, the Conference had 32 teams finish in the top four 

at 18 NCAA Championship events. 

Participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the 

Pac-10 in 2010-11. Of the 22 sports sponsored by the Conference, 16 

witnessed at least half its teams participating in NCAA or other postseason 

action. The men sent 66 of a possible 91 teams into the postseason (65.9 

percent), while the women sent 69 of a possible 99 teams (69.7 percent). 

The Conference experienced continued success in football as the 

league sent two teams to BCS Bowl games, with the Ducks earning a 

spot in the national championship bout. Overall, four went to bowls 

games. Oregon claimed its ninth Pac-10 crown in the sport, making 

its first-ever appearance in the BCS title game. Meanwhile, STANFORD 

(Discover Orange Bowl), ARIZONA (Valero Alamo Bowl), WASHINGTON 

(Holiday Bowl) also earned bowl bids. Oregon and Stanford were ranked 

in the top-5 of the Associated Press’ poll at season’s end, finishing third 

and fourth, respectively. 

Pac-10 regular-season champion ARIZONA, tournament champion 

WASHINGTON, UCLA and USC represented the Conference in the NCAA 

Men’s Basketball Tournament, and three others competed in other postseason 

events. The Wildcats’ run to the Elite Eight gave the league its 

22nd appearance in the last 24 years. The CBI title returned to the Pac-10 

after OREGON bested Creighton in a best-of-three series for the crown. 

On the women’s side, three teams competed in the NCAA Tournament 

and three others competed in postseason play. STANFORD made its 

fourth-consecutive NCAA Women’s Final Four appearance after winning 

its fifth-straight Pac-10 Tournament crown. UCLA made its first back-toback 

postseason outing for the first time since 1998-99. USC advanced 

to the WNIT championship game, while ARIZONA and CALIFORNIA were 

also invited to the event. 

Without question, the Conference has dominated the softball field, 

winning 23 national championships in the sport since 1982 and six in a 

row after ARIZONA STATE hoisted the 2011 NCAA trophy, its second in 

three years. Seven Pac-10 teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, with two 

advancing to the NCAA Women’s College World Series, including Pac-10 

Champion ASU and CALIFORNIA. 

Six Pac-10 baseball teams received NCAA Tournament bids in 2011. 

ARIZONA STATE, CALIFORNIA, OREGON STATE and STANFORD reached the 

Super Regionals, with Cal ultimately punching its ticket for the NCAA Men’s 

College World Series, its first appearance in the CWS since 1992. ARIZONA, 

and UCLA also represented the Conference in the postseason event. 

The Conference swept two men’s and women’s sports, capturing national 

championships in swimming & diving and water polo. CALIFORNIA 

took home both swimming & diving crowns. In water polo, USC was the 

top men’s teams and the STANFORD women were national champs. 

With the additions of Colorado and Utah, Pac-12 members have won 

302 NCAA team championships on the men’s side, 89 more than the next 

closest conference. Men’s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate 

for the Pac-12 - 16 basketball titles by six schools (more than any other conference), 

52 tennis titles, 44 outdoor track & field crowns, and 26 baseball 

titles. Pac-12 members have won 25 of 42 NCAA titles in volleyball, 37 of 

42 in water polo, and 22 in swimming & diving national championships. 

Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of 

NCAA men’s individual champions, as well, boasting 2,019 individual 

crowns. 

PAC-12 CONFERENCE 


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On the women’s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA began 

conducting women’s championships 30 years ago, Pac-12 members have 

claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 22 occasions, including 

2010-11. Overall, the Pac-12 has captured 140 NCAA women’s titles, 

easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second, with 77. Pac-10 members 

have dominated a number of sports, winning 23 softball titles, 19 tennis 

crowns, 13 of the last 21 volleyball titles, 14 of the last 22 trophies in golf, 

and 12 in swimming & diving. 

Pac-12 women student-athletes shine nationally on an individual basis, 

as well, having captured an unmatched 616 NCAA individual crowns, an 

average of nearly 21 championships per season. 

Pac-12 Conference History 

The roots of the Pac-12 Conference date back over 95 years to December 

2, 1915, when the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was founded at a meeting 

at the Oregon Hotel in Portland, Ore. The original membership consisted 

of four schools - the University of California at Berkeley, the University of 

Washington, the University of Oregon, and Oregon State College (now 

Oregon State University). All still are charter members of the Conference. 

Pacific Coast Conference play began in 1916 and, one year later, Washington 

State College (now Washington State University) was accepted into 

the league, with Stanford University following in 1918. 

In 1922, the PCC expanded to eight teams with the admission of the 

University of Southern California (USC) and the University of Idaho. In 1924, 

the University of Montana joined the league roster, and in 1928, the PCC 

grew to 10 members with the addition of UCLA. 

The Pacific Coast Conference competed as a 10-member league until 

1950, with the exception of 1943-45 when World War II curtailed intercollegiate 

athletic competition to a minimum. During that time, the league’s 

first commissioner was named. Edwin N. Atherton was Commissioner in 

1940 and was succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt in 1944. In 1950, Montana 

resigned from the Conference and joined the Mountain States Conference. 

The PCC continued as a nine-team Conference through 1958. 

In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and the Athletic Association of Western 

Universities was formed and Thomas J. Hamilton was appointed Commissioner 

of the new league. The original AAWU membership included California, 

Stanford, Southern California, UCLA and Washington. Washington 

State joined the membership in 1962, while Oregon and Oregon State 

joined in 1964. Under Hamilton’s watch, the name Pacific-8 Conference 

was adopted in 1968. In 1971, Wiles Hallock took over as Commissioner 

of the Pac-8. 

Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the University of Arizona and Arizona 

State University were admitted to the league and the Pacific-10 Conference 

became a reality. In 1986-87, the league took on a new look, 

expanding to include 10 women’s sports. Thomas C. Hansen was named 

the Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983, a role he would hold for 26 

years until 2009. Hansen was succeeded by current Commissioner Larry 

Scott, who took on the new role in July 2009. 

During the 2010-11 academic year, Scott helped deliver monumental 

changes that transformed the Conference into a modern 12-team 

league. The Conference expanded by adding the University of Colorado 

and the University of Utah, agreed to equal revenue sharing for 

the first time in Conference history, created two divisions, the North 

and the South, for football only, established a Football Championship 

Game for the first time ever, secured a landmark media rights deal that 

dramatically increased national exposure and revenue for each school 

and established the Pac-12 Network and Pac-12 Digital Network that 

guaranteed enhanced exposure across all sports. 

The University of Colorado accepted its invitation to join the Pac-12 

on June 11, 2010, and on June 17, 2010, the University of Utah agreed to 

join the Conference. The Buffaloes and Utes officially became the 11th 

and 12th members of the Conference July 1, 2011, the first additions 

to the league since 1978. During the 33 years between expansions, 

Conference teams claimed 258 NCAA titles, including 130 women’s 

and 128 men’s. 

Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men’s sports and 11 women’s 

sports. Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Mountain 

Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men’s sports and three 

women’s sports. 

The Pac-12 Conference offices are located 25 miles east of San Francisco 

in Walnut Creek, Calif. 

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PAC-12 CONFERENCE

lindsay parlee | goalkeeper

2010 RESULTS Overall: 7-10-3 Pac-10: 3-5-1 Home: 4-3-3 Away: 1-6 Neutral: 2-1 Overtime: 1-1-3 

2010 RESULTS / STATISTICS 

Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored 

Aug 20, 2010 BOISE STATE W 2-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 715 Stoltenberg, Jen (Hones, Kelsey) [#1] 

Apo, Tahne (Stoltenberg, Jen) 

Aug 27, 2010 #21 OKLAHOMA STATE L O2 0-1 1-1-0 0-0-0 618 - [#1] 

Aug 29, 2010 SOUTHERN METHODIST T O2 0-0 1-1-1 0-0-0 446 - [#23] 

Sep 03, 2010 UC DAVIS W 3-1 2-1-1 0-0-0 857 Hones, Kelsey (Stoltenberg, Jen) [#23] 

Konkel, Brynne (Apo, Tahne) 

Stoltenberg, Jen (Konkel, Brynne) 

Sep 05, 2010 PACIFIC T O2 1-1 2-1-2 0-0-0 802 Stoltenberg, Jen (unassisted) [#1] 

Sep 10, 2010 at UNLV L 0-1 2-2-2 0-0-0 438 - [#1] 

Sep 12, 2010 vs Kansas L 0-1 2-3-2 0-0-0 336 - [#23] 

Sep 17, 2010 vs San Diego State W OT 2-1 3-3-2 0-0-0 243 Stoltenberg, Jen (unassisted) [#23] 

Libke, Scout (Kuhns, Kirstie;Apo, Tahne) 

Sep 19, 2010 vs Butler W 6-1 4-3-2 0-0-0 137 Kuhns, Kirstie (Walters, Mercedes) [#1] 

Stoltenberg, Jen (Walters, Mercedes) 

Kuhns, Kirstie (Bakke, Nicole) 

Kuhns, Kirstie (Stoltenberg, Jen;Bakke, Nicole) 

Kuhns, Kirstie (Stoltenberg, Jen) 

Stoltenberg, Jen (Libke, Scout) 

Sep 24, 2010 at #10 Santa Clara L 1-2 4-4-2 0-0-0 1561 Stoltenberg, Jen (Jones, Taylor) [#1] 

Oct 01, 2010 at #4 Portland L 1-4 4-5-2 0-0-0 4458 Stoltenberg, Jen (unassisted) [#1] 

Oct 08, 2010 OREGON STATE L 2-3 4-6-2 0-1-0 1280 Stoltenberg, Jen (Hones, Kelsey) [#23] 

Walters, Mercedes (Berry, Achijah;Kuhns, Kirstie) 

Oct 15, 2010 #16 UCLA L 1-3 4-7-2 0-2-0 636 Walters, Mercedes (Mansfield, Rianna) [#23] 

Oct 17, 2010 #19 USC T O2 1-1 4-7-3 0-2-1 417 Stoltenberg, Jen (Libke, Scout) [#23] 

Oct 22, 2010 at Washington L 0-2 4-8-3 0-3-1 1614 - [#23] 

Oct 24, 2010 at Washington State W 3-1 5-8-3 1-3-1 311 Stoltenberg, Jen (unassisted) [#23] 

Konkel, Brynne (Hones, Kelsey) 

Stoltenberg, Jen (Armstrong, Julie) 

Oct 29, 2010 ARIZONA W 4-0 6-8-3 2-3-1 410 Mansfield, Rianna (unassisted) [#23] 

Fitzgerald, Mo (Walters, Mercedes) 

Fitzgerald, Mo (Stoltenberg, Jen;Konkel, Brynne) 

Mercier, Maddy (Walters, Mercedes) 

Oct 31, 2010 ARIZONA STATE W 2-0 7-8-3 3-3-1 376 Libke, Scout (Rowe, Bree) [#23] 

Walters, Mercedes (Mansfield, Rianna) 

Nov 05, 2010 at California L 0-2 7-9-3 3-4-1 347 - [#23] 

Nov 07, 2010 at #1 Stanford L 0-3 7-10-3 3-5-1 644 - [#23] 

2010 OREGON / OPPONENT STATISTICAL COMPARISON 

Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal Corners Fouls YC-RC/YC-RC Offside 

Aug 20, 2010 BOISE STATE 2-0 2/0 2/0 20/7 12/3 4/2 6/10 0-0/1-0 5/0 

Aug 27, 2010 OKLAHOMA STATE 0-1 0/1 0/0 8/17 2/8 4/6 8/12 0-1/0-1 2/2 

Aug 29, 2010 SOUTHERN METHODIST 0-0 0/0 0/0 22/3 5/2 5/1 15/11 0-0/3-0 1/1 

Sep 03, 2010 UC DAVIS 3-1 3/1 3/1 18/9 12/5 4/2 11/7 0-0/1-0 0/2 

Sep 05, 2010 PACIFIC 1-1 1/1 0/1 18/9 6/5 10/0 20/15 1-0/1-0 0/1 

Sep 10, 2010 at UNLV 0-1 0/1 0/1 14/12 8/6 8/3 11/10 0-0/0-0 3/4 

Sep 12, 2010 vs Kansas 0-1 0/1 0/1 25/13 11/5 5/1 4/2 0-0/0-0 2/3 

Sep 17, 2010 vs San Diego State 2-1 2/1 2/0 17/10 8/8 3/2 9/4 0-0/0-0 3/0 

Sep 19, 2010 vs Butler 6-1 6/1 7/1 16/6 10/4 1/6 12/6 1-0/0-0 1/0 

Sep 24, 2010 at Santa Clara 1-2 1/2 1/2 12/9 4/4 2/9 11/6 0-0/0-0 1/2 

Oct 01, 2010 at Portland 1-4 1/4 0/4 5/18 1/9 0/7 5/5 0-0/0-0 1/2 

Oct 08, 2010 OREGON STATE 2-3 2/3 3/4 9/10 5/5 4/5 4/11 0-0/2-0 3/2 

Oct 15, 2010 UCLA 1-3 1/3 1/3 8/15 5/10 2/4 1/2 0-0/0-0 0/0 

Oct 17, 2010 USC 1-1 1/1 1/0 16/12 6/3 7/11 6/8 2-0/0-0 0/1 

Oct 22, 2010 at Washington 0-2 0/2 0/1 13/12 4/8 3/7 5/7 1-0/1-0 0/2 

Oct 24, 2010 at Washington State 3-1 3/1 2/0 20/18 10/7 4/4 2/4 0-0/0-0 3/1 

Oct 29, 2010 ARIZONA 4-0 4/0 4/0 16/6 7/1 4/3 9/9 0-0/0-0 3/1 

Oct 31, 2010 ARIZONA STATE 2-0 2/0 2/0 4/10 3/2 2/5 13/12 1-0/0-0 0/2 

Nov 05, 2010 at California 0-2 0/2 0/1 11/13 6/7 3/5 4/9 0-0/0-0 0/1 

Nov 07, 2010 at Stanford 0-3 0/3 0/1 6/17 1/10 2/9 6/5 0-0/0-0 2/1 

Totals 29-28 29/28 28/21 278/226 126/112 77/92 162/155 6-1/9-1 30/28 

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2010 RESULTS / STATISTICS

TEAM STATS (ALL MATCHES / CONFERENCE ONLY) 

All Matches Oregon Opponent 

Goals-Shot attempts 29-278 28-226 

Goals scored per game 1.45 1.40 

Shot pct. .104 .124 

Shots on goal-Attempts 126-278 112-226 

SOG pct. .453 .496 

Shots/Game 13.9 11.3 

Assists 28 21 

Total Goals 29 28 

Penalty 0 1 

Unassisted 5 9 

Overtime 1 1 

Goals scored average 1.39 1.34 

Corner kicks 77 92 

Penalty kicks 0-0 1-2 

Offsides 30 28 

Fouls 162 155 

Yellow cards 6 9 

Red cards 1 1 

Total attendance 6557 9373 

Dates/Avg Per Date 10/656 7/1339 

Neutral Site #/Avg 3/239 

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 17 11 1 0 29 

Opponents 9 18 0 1 28 

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 116 143 12 7 278 

Opponents 102 117 2 5 226 

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 40 41 1 2 84 

Opponents 39 52 4 2 97 

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 34 40 1 2 77 

Opponents 45 46 0 1 92 

Conference Matches Oregon Opponent 

Goals-Shot attempts 13-103 15-113 

Goals scored per game 1.44 1.67 

Shot pct. .126 .133 

Shots on goal-Attempts 47-103 53-113 

SOG pct. .456 .469 

Shots/Game 11.4 12.6 

Assists 13 10 

Total Goals 13 15 

Penalty 0 1 

Unassisted 2 6 

Overtime 0 0 

Goals scored average 1.41 1.63 

Corner kicks 31 53 

Penalty kicks 0-0 1-2 

Offsides 11 11 

Fouls 50 67 

Yellow cards 4 3 

Red cards 0 0 

Total attendance 3119 2916 

Dates/Avg Per Date 5/624 4/729 

Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 5 8 0 0 13 

Opponents 6 9 0 0 15 

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 40 57 4 2 103 

Opponents 48 63 0 2 113 

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 15 23 0 0 38 

Opponents 11 20 2 1 34 

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

Oregon 10 20 1 0 31 

Opponents 28 24 0 1 53 

2010 STATISTICS 

Scout Libke led the team with 1,825 minutes played in 

starting all 20 matches for the Ducks in 2010. 


OREGON’S 2010 RECORD WHEN 

Scoring first:..............................................................5-1-2 

Opponent scores first:.......................................... 2-9-0 

No score......................................................................0-0-1 

Ahead at the half:....................................................5-0-2 

Behind at the half:..................................................0-6-0 

Tied at the half:........................................................2-4-1 

Out-shooting opponents:....................................6-4-3 

Being out-shot:........................................................1-6-0 

Tied in shots:.............................................................0-0-0 

Taking more corner kicks:....................................4-2-2 

Taking fewer corner kicks:....................................2-8-1 

Tied in corner kicks.................................................1-0-0 

Against NSCAA/adidas top-25 opponents:...0-5-1 

In August:...................................................................1-1-1 

In September:...........................................................3-3-1 

In October:.................................................................3-4-1 

In November:............................................................0-2-0 

vs. Big Sky Conference:.........................................0-0-0 

vs. Big 12 Conference:...........................................0-2-0 

vs. Big West Conference:.......................................1-0-1 

vs. Conference USA:...............................................0-0-1 

vs. Horizon League:................................................1-0-0 

vs. Mountain West Conference:.........................1-1-0 

vs. Pac-10 Conference...........................................3-5-1 

vs. West Coast Conference:..................................0-2-0 

vs. Western Athletic Conference:.......................1-0-0 

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2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (ALL MATCHES) 

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG Foul Corner 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 20-20 1718 12 5 29 89 .135 40 .449 2 0-0 3 0 0 4 0 1 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18-18 1591 4 2 10 15 .267 8 .533 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

21 Walters, Mercedes 18-17 1360 3 4 10 14 .214 8 .571 0 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 

3 Libke, Scout 20-20 1825 2 2 6 40 .050 22 .550 2 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 67 

17 Konkel, Brynne 17-5 837 2 2 6 16 .125 5 .312 2 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

24 Hones, Kelsey 18-13 1027 1 3 5 20 .050 8 .400 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 6 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo 19-9 1065 2 0 4 9 .222 3 .333 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 19-14 825 1 2 4 24 .042 12 .500 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

29 Apo, Tahne 12-8 804 1 2 4 15 .067 5 .333 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

7 Mercier, Maddy 14-1 417 1 0 2 4 .250 1 .250 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 

28 Bakke, Nicole 20-8 919 0 2 2 11 .000 5 .455 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 1 

9 Armstrong, Julie 16-6 779 0 1 1 9 .000 4 .444 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

5 Rowe, Bree 18-18 1684 0 1 1 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

6 Berry, Achijah 16-13 1118 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

22 Jones, Taylor 11-11 924 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2 Thompson, Lauren 19-19 1735 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

19 Kramer, Katie 5-0 89 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

23 Parlee, Lindsay 13-13 1193 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 20 20595 29 28 86 278 .104 126 .453 7 0-0 7 1 1 5 162 - 

Opponents 20 - 28 21 77 226 .124 112 .496 10 1-2 12 1 0 3 155 - 


## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Faced 

1 Miles, Cody 8-7 639:29 9 1.27 28 .757 2 4 1 1.0 77 

23 Parlee, Lindsay 13-13 1193:13 18 1.36 55 .753 5 6 2 2.0 145 

25 Wilhelm, Casey 1-0 45:00 1 2.00 1 .500 0 0 0 0.0 2 

TM Team 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 1.0 0 

Total 20 1877:42 28 1.34 84 .750 7 10 3 4 224 

Opponents 20 1877:42 29 1.39 97 .770 10 7 3 7 276 

2010 CATEGORY LEADERS 

## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 20 12 5 29 89 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18 4 2 10 15 

21 Walters, Mercedes 18 3 4 10 14 

3 Libke, Scout 20 2 2 6 40 

17 Konkel, Brynne 17 2 2 6 16 

24 Hones, Kelsey 18 1 3 5 20 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo 19 2 0 4 9 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 19 1 2 4 24 

29 Apo, Tahne 12 1 2 4 15 

7 Mercier, Maddy 14 1 0 2 4 

## SHOTS GP G A Sh Shot% 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 20 12 5 89 .135 

3 Libke, Scout 20 2 2 40 .050 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 19 1 2 24 .042 

24 Hones, Kelsey 18 1 3 20 .050 

17 Konkel, Brynne 17 2 2 16 .125 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18 4 2 15 .267 

29 Apo, Tahne 12 1 2 15 .067 

21 Walters, Mercedes 18 3 4 14 .214 

28 Bakke, Nicole 20 0 2 11 .000 

9 Armstrong, Julie 16 0 1 9 .000 

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## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots 


10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18 4 2 10 15 


3 Libke, Scout 20 2 2 6 40 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo 19 2 0 4 9 


24 Hones, Kelsey 18 1 3 5 20 


29 Apo, Tahne 12 1 2 4 15 

7 Mercier, Maddy 14 1 0 2 4 

## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots 



24 Hones, Kelsey 18 1 3 5 20 

3 Libke, Scout 20 2 2 6 40 


29 Apo, Tahne 12 1 2 4 15 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18 4 2 10 15 

28 Bakke, Nicole 20 0 2 2 11 


22 Jones, Taylor 11 0 1 1 0 


## SHOTS ON GOAL GP G A Sh SOG SOG% 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 20 12 5 89 40 .449 

3 Libke, Scout 20 2 2 40 22 .550 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 19 1 2 24 12 .500 

24 Hones, Kelsey 18 1 3 20 8 .400 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 18 4 2 15 8 .533 

21 Walters, Mercedes 18 3 4 14 8 .571 

17 Konkel, Brynne 17 2 2 16 5 .312 

29 Apo, Tahne 12 1 2 15 5 .333 

28 Bakke, Nicole 20 0 2 11 5 .455 

9 Armstrong, Julie 16 0 1 9 4 .444 

## GAME WINNING GOALS GP GWG 

3 Libke, Scout 20 2 

17 Konkel, Brynne 17 2 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 20 2 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 19 1

2010 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (CONFERENCE MATCHES ONLY) 

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG Foul Corner 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 9-9 787 4 1 9 26 .154 12 .462 0 0-0 1 0 0 2 0 0 

21 Walters, Mercedes 9-9 718 3 2 8 8 .375 6 .750 0 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo 9-8 699 2 0 4 6 .333 3 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 9-8 338 1 2 4 8 .125 2 .250 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

3 Libke, Scout 9-9 830 1 1 3 17 .059 9 .529 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 29 

17 Konkel, Brynne 9-0 434 1 1 3 9 .111 3 .333 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

7 Mercier, Maddy 7-1 248 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 

24 Hones, Kelsey 9-8 547 0 2 2 8 .000 2 .250 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 

9 Armstrong, Julie 8-2 329 0 1 1 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie 7-7 590 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

5 Rowe, Bree 9-9 830 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

6 Berry, Achijah 9-9 708 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

28 Bakke, Nicole 9-2 399 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

19 Kramer, Katie 2-0 31 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

2 Thompson, Lauren 8-8 722 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

29 Apo, Tahne 1-1 90 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

23 Parlee,Lindsay 9-9 809 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Total 9 9130 13 13 39 103 .126 47 .456 3 0-0 3 0 0 3 50 - 

Opponents 9 - 15 10 40 113 .133 53 .469 5 1-2 6 0 0 2 67 - 

## Goalkeeper GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Faced 

1 Miles, Cody 1-0 20:55 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 

23 Parlee,Lindsay 9-9 809:05 15 1.67 38 .717 3 5 1 1.0 110 

TM Team 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 1.0 0 

Total 9 830:00 15 1.63 38 .717 3 5 1 2 111 

Opponents 9 830:00 13 1.41 34 .723 5 3 1 3 101 

2010 OREGON - TEAM GAME HIGHS (ALL MATCHES) 

POINTS 19 vs Butler (Sep 19) 

12 vs Arizona (Oct 29) 

GOALS 6 vs Butler (Sep 19) 


ASSISTS 7 vs Butler (Sep 19) 


SHOTS 25 vs Kansas (Sep 12) 

22 vs Southern Methodist (Aug 29) 

SHOTS ON GOAL 12 vs UC Davis (Sep 03) 

12 vs Boise State (Aug 20) 

SAVES 7 Four times 

CORNER KICKS 10 vs Pacific (Sep 05) 

8 at UNLV (Sep 10) 

FOULS 20 vs Pacific (Sep 05) 

15 vs Southern Methodist (Aug 29) 

2010 OPPONENT - TEAM GAME HIGHS (ALL MATCHES) 

POINTS 12 at Portland (Oct 01) 

10 vs Oregon State (Oct 08) 

GOALS 4 at Portland (Oct 01) 

ASSISTS 4 vs Oregon State (Oct 08) 

4 at Portland (Oct 01) 

SHOTS 18 at Washington State (Oct 24) 

18 at Portland (Oct 01) 

SHOTS ON GOAL 10 at Stanford (Nov 07) 

10 vs UCLA (Oct 15) 

SAVES 11 vs Kansas (Sep 12) 

10 vs Boise State (Aug 20) 

CORNER KICKS 11 vs USC (Oct 17) 

9 at Stanford (Nov 07) 

9 at Santa Clara (Sep 24) 

FOULS 15 vs Pacific (Sep 05) 

12 vs Arizona State (Oct 31) 

12 vs Oklahoma State (Aug 27) 

2010 OREGON - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS (ALL MATCHES) 

POINTS 8 Kuhns, Kirstie vs Butler (Sep 19) 

6 Stoltenberg, Jen vs Butler (Sep 19) 

GOALS 4 Kuhns, Kirstie vs Butler (Sep 19) 

2 Fitzgerald, Mo vs Arizona (Oct 29) 

2 Stoltenberg, Jen at Washington State (Oct 24) 


ASSISTS 2 Walters, Mercedes vs Arizona (Oct 29) 

2 Walters, Mercedes vs Butler (Sep 19) 


2 Bakke, Nicole vs Butler (Sep 19) 

SHOTS 9 Stoltenberg, Jen vs Kansas (Sep 12) 

8 Stoltenberg, Jen at UNLV (Sep 10) 

8 Stoltenberg, Jen vs SMU (Aug 29) 

SHOTS ON GOAL 5 Kuhns, Kirstie vs Butler (Sep 19) 

5 Stoltenberg, Jen at UNLV (Sep 10) 

5 Stoltenberg, Jen vs UC Davis (Sep 03) 

5 Stoltenberg, Jen vs Boise State (Aug 20) 

SAVES 7 Parlee,Lindsay at Stanford (Nov 07) 

7 Parlee,Lindsay vs UCLA (Oct 15) 

7 Parlee,Lindsay vs San Diego State (Sep 17) 

7 Miles, Cody vs Oklahoma State (Aug 27) 



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Soccer Box Score (Final) 

2010 Oregon Soccer 

Boise State vs Oregon (Aug 20, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 



#21 Oklahoma State vs Oregon (Aug 27, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 

Boise State (0-1-0) vs. 

Oregon (1-0-0) 

Date: Aug 20, 2010 • Attendance: 715 

Weather: 76 degrees, clear skies 

Goals by period 1 2 Total 

Boise State 0 0 0 

Oregon 2 0 2 

Oklahoma State (2-0-0) vs. 



Weather: 68 degrees, partly cloudy 

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total 

Oklahoma State 0 0 0 1 1 

Oregon 0 0 0 0 0 

Boise State 

Po # Player Sh SO G A Min 

gk 1 Ruiz, Liz - - - - 90 

m 2 Walsh, Ashley - - - - 69 

d 3 Roberts, Lindsay - - - - 90 

m 8 Murray, Jayne - - - - 24 

m 11 Jones, Cheyenne - - - - 68 

f 13 Saxton, Shannon 3 1 - - 75 

m 20 Robinson, Chelsea - - - - 77 

m 22 Hickel, Mackenzie - - - - 90 

d 24 Hendrix, Malia - - - - 90 

f 26 Lucas, Kati 1 1 - - 37 

d 29 Hruby, Ashley - - - - 90 

-- Substitutes -- 

5 Hughes, Tylyn 1 - - - 30 

12 Wolverton, Rebe - - - - 47 

14 Neimann, Kallie - - - - 23 

16 Parks, Erica 2 1 - - 53 

17 Oehring, Katy - - - - 23 

27 Harris, Ebie - - - - 15 

Totals 7 3 0 0 

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 

1 Ruiz, Liz 90:00 2 10 

Shots by period 1 2 Total 


Oregon 12 8 20 

Corner kicks 1 2 Total 


Oregon 4 0 4 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 90 

d 2 Thompson, Lauren 1 - - - 90 

m 3 Libke, Scout 2 1 - - 90 

m 9 Armstrong, Julie - - - - 81 

m 10 Kuhns, Kirstie - - - - 90 

f 18 Mansfield, Rianna 3 2 - - 75 

m 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 7 5 1 1 90 

d 21 Walters, Mercedes - - - - 90 

d 22 Jones, Taylor - - - - 77 

f 24 Hones, Kelsey 5 3 - 1 69 

f 29 Apo, Tahne 1 1 1 - 66 


4 Fitzgerald, Mo - - - - 32 

7 Mercier, Maddy 1 - - - 29 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 21 

Totals 20 12 2 2 


1 Miles, Cody 90:00 0 3 

Saves by period 1 2 Total 


Oregon 2 1 3 

Fouls 1 2 Total 


Oregon 5 1 6 

Oklahoma State 


gk 23 Franch, Adrianna - - - - 104 

f 2 Lopez, Krista 1 1 - - 71 

d 4 Dougherty, Colleen 1 1 - - 101 

f 5 Treadwell, Kyndall 2 1 - - 51 

d 8 Leggett, Allyson - - - - 75 

m 9 Niemeier, Annika - - - - 32 

m 11 Wernimont, Whitney 2 2 1 - 91 

d 13 Michalowski, Carson 1 - - - 104 

m 14 Brown, Sarah - - - - 38 

f 16 Marchesano, Megan 2 1 - - 69 

d 19 Mercado, Melinda - - - - 104 


7 Richardson, Katie - - - - 34 

10 Mathews, Taylor 2 1 - - 43 

12 Kelley, Kristen 4 1 - - 60 

18 Parish, Catherine - - - - 35 

24 DeLozier, Elizabeth 2 - - - 65 

Totals 17 8 1 0 


23 Franch, Adrianna 103:34 0 2 

Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total 


Oregon 2 4 2 0 8 

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total 


Oregon 3 1 0 0 4 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 104 

d 2 Thompson, Lauren - - - - 104 

m 3 Libke, Scout 1 - - - 92 

m 9 Armstrong, Julie 1 - - - 104 



m 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 3 1 - - 104 


d 22 Jones, Taylor - - - - 104 

f 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 86 

f 29 Apo, Tahne 1 - - - 95 



28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 23 



1 Miles, Cody 103:34 1 7 

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total 


Oregon 2 3 1 1 7 

Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total 


Oregon 4 3 0 1 8 

2010 BOX SCORES 

Scoring summary: 

No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 

1. 11:46 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (1) Hones, Kelsey Cross from #24, one-timer by #20 

2. 36:17 ORE Apo, Tahne (1) Stoltenberg, Jen Cross from #20, one-timer by #29 

Cautions and ejections: 

YC-BSU #2 (62:47) 

Win-Miles, Cody (1-0-0). Loss-Ruiz, Liz (0-1-0). 

Stadium: Pape' Field 

Officials: Referee: Rich Wallace; Asst. Referee: Vineet Wahi; Desi Miller; 

Timekeeper: Mackenzie Harrington; Scorer: Chris Geraghty; 

Offsides: Boise State 0, Oregon 5. 

Official's signature 



Southern Methodist vs Oregon (Aug 29, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 



1. 103:34 OKST Wernimont, Whitney (1) (unassisted) Free kick just outside 18-yard box 


RC-ORE #21 (62:47); RC-OKST #5 (62:47) 

Win-Franch, Adrianna (2-0-0). Loss-Miles, Cody (1-1-0). 


Officials: Referee: Jeremy Hanson; Asst. Referee: Desi Miller; Lucas Brooks; 

Timekeeper: Bergen Houston; Scorer: Chris Geraghty; 

Offsides: Oklahoma State 2, Oregon 2. 




UC Davis vs Oregon (Sep 03, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 

Southern Methodist (1-1-1) vs. 



Weather: 67 degrees, mostly cloudy 

Southern Methodist 


gk 21 WEBB, Courtney - - - - 110 

d 2 COX, Katherine - - - - 110 

f 4 BURGARDT, Amanda 1 - - - 71 

m 9 MEDEIROS, Kristin - - - - 110 

d 11 SHEPHERD, Lauren - - - - 110 

f 12 REDMAN, Shelby 1 1 - - 93 

m 13 BAUM, Mallory - - - - 110 

f 14 HARTWECK, Shelby - - - - 73 

m 15 ROBINSON, Taylor - - - - 96 

d 17 EIDSON, Kaitlyn - - - - 110 

d 23 SMITH, Courtney - - - - 110 


10 MAY, Logan - - - - 2 

19 SCOVILL, Kenzie 1 1 - - 82 

22 CRAWFORD, Margare - - - - 1 

27 NIGH, Allegra - - - - 22 



21 WEBB, Courtney 110:00 0 5 


Southern Methodist 1 2 0 0 3 

Oregon 9 9 1 3 22 



Oregon 3 2 0 0 5 



Oregon 0 0 0 0 0 

Oregon 


gk 23 Parlee,Lindsay - - - - 110 


m 3 Libke, Scout 1 1 - - 110 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 110 

m 9 Armstrong, Julie 3 2 - - 110 

m 10 Kuhns, Kirstie 3 1 - - 107 

f 18 Mansfield, Rianna 2 - - - 51 

f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 8 1 - - 110 

d 22 Jones, Taylor - - - - 110 

d 28 Bakke, Nicole 2 - - - 88 

m 29 Apo, Tahne 1 - - - 95 


4 Fitzgerald, Mo 1 - - - 61 

7 Mercier, Maddy - - - - 32 

19 Kramer, Katie - - - - 7 

Totals 22 5 0 0 


23 Parlee,Lindsay 110:00 0 2 



Oregon 1 1 0 0 2 



Oregon 5 7 2 1 15 



UC Davis (1-1-0) vs. 


Date: Sep 03, 2010 • Attendance: 857 

Weather: 80 degrees and sunny, slight breeze 

UC Davis 


gk 1 Brandl, Kathleen - - - - 45 

d 8 Lott, Aisha - - - - 90 

f 9 Argente, Kiele 1 1 - - 63 

mf 13 Kemp, Lisa - - - - 81 

mf 14 Holmberg, Kirstin - - - - 78 

f 15 Knudtson, Alexis - - - - 45 

mf 16 Kahn, Rachel - - - - 70 

d 19 Faber, Samantha 2 1 - 1 90 

d 20 McMillan, Macie - - - - 90 

f 22 Kelly, Allison 3 2 - - 81 

mf 23 Mazurek, Mary Beth 1 1 1 - 90 


0 Magana, Maria - - - - 45 

6 Winbrock, Elise 2 - - - 40 

11 Jenkins, Jordan - - - - 13 

12 Edwards, Ashley - - - - 20 

17 Gatti, Alex - - - - 15 

18 Berman, Bridget - - - - 25 

25 Wilson, Annacy - - - - 9 



1 Brandl, Kathleen 45:00 1 5 

0 Magana, Maria 45:00 2 4 


UC Davis 5 4 9 




Oregon 2 2 4 



Oregon 1 2 3 

Oregon 




mf 3 Libke, Scout 3 2 - - 90 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 

mf 10 Kuhns, Kirstie - - - - 90 


f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 7 5 1 1 77 


mf 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 1 1 - 63 

d 28 Bakke, Nicole 1 1 - - 59 

mf 29 Apo, Tahne - - - 1 77 



6 Berry, Achijah - - - - 13 



19 Kramer, Katie - - - - 16 

Totals 18 12 3 3 





Oregon 3 1 4 



Oregon 5 6 11 

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YC-SMU #9 (42:20); YC-SMU #TM (54:01); YC-SMU #2 (65:38) 

Southern Methodist-WEBB, Courtney (1-1-1). Oregon-Parlee,Lindsay (0-0-1). 


Officials: Referee: David Grbavac; Asst. Referee: Drew Brooks; Cindy Brooks; 


Offsides: Southern Methodist 1, Oregon 1. 




1. 11:22 ORE Hones, Kelsey (1) Stoltenberg, Jen Stoltenberg springs Hones on run down ri 

beat keeper farside 

2. 61:54 ORE Konkel, Brynne (1) Apo, Tahne Cross into box, fired past keeper inside fa 

3. 75:09 UCD Mazurek, Mary Beth Faber, Samantha Corner kick feed went to top of box fired 

keeper 

4. 75:48 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (2) Konkel, Brynne Give and go with 17, fired in far side on k 


YC-UCD #13 (32:55) 


Win-Parlee,Lindsay (1-0-1). Loss-Brandl, Kathleen (0-1). 


Officials: Referee: Ryan Abbott; Asst. Referee: Vineet Whai; Abdou Oumar; 

Timekeeper: Bergen Houston; Scorer: Chad Twaro; 

Offsides: UC Davis 2, Oregon 0. 

Official's signature



Pacific vs Oregon (Sep 05, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 



Oregon vs UNLV (Sep 10, 2010 at Las Vegas, Nev.) 

Pacific (2-2-1) vs. 



Weather: Partly cloudy, 60s, wind N 7 mph 

Pacific 


gk 1 Medigovich, Jill - - - - 110 

d 3 Hogan, Laura 1 1 - - 110 

mf 5 Figueroa, Angelica 1 1 1 - 85 

f 6 Teramae, Sammi - - - - 42 

mf 8 Padilla, Maricela 1 - - - 76 

d 9 Beeman, Brittni - - - - 110 

d 10 Ah Choy, Kylee - - - - 110 

d 12 Topp, Alex 2 1 - - 86 

mf 13 Ramos, Nydia - - - - 51 

f 17 Olvera, Lauren - - - - 76 

mf 22 Alejado, Chyanne - - - - 104 


4 McFadden, Renae 1 1 - - 73 

11 Wavomba, Kristina 3 1 - 1 84 

14 Wong, Natalie - - - - 36 

16 Hernandez, Laura - - - - 29 

23 Hargrave, Kim - - - - 28 



1 Medigovich, Jill 110:00 1 5 


Pacific 2 5 1 1 9 

Oregon 4 10 2 2 18 


Pacific 0 0 0 0 0 

Oregon 2 6 0 2 10 


Pacific 0 1 0 0 1 

Oregon 1 0 0 0 1 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 110 


mf 3 Libke, Scout 4 - - - 110 

mf 4 Fitzgerald, Mo - - - - 72 

d 5 Rowe, Bree 1 - - - 110 

mf 10 Kuhns, Kirstie 1 - - - 110 


f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 5 2 1 - 102 

d 22 Jones, Taylor - - - - 110 

mf 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 1 - - 82 

mf 29 Apo, Tahne 2 1 - - 70 




17 Konkel, Brynne - - - - 62 

21 Walters, Mercedes 1 - - - 65 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 54 

Totals 18 6 1 0 


1 Miles, Cody 110:00 1 4 


Pacific 2 2 0 1 5 

Oregon 1 2 0 1 4 


Pacific 4 9 2 0 15 

Oregon 11 7 0 2 20 



1. 25:41 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (3) (unassisted) Turned on defender, drove to box and be Scoring summary: 

far 


2. 65:42 PAC Figueroa, Angelica (1) Wavomba, Kristina Through ball fed behind defense setting u 

one-on-one with keeper 

1. 78:36 UNLV NARANJO, Sarah (1) HARRISON, Macy Jo Long header off cross from right side 



YC-PAC #5 (85:55); YC-ORE #29 (86:35) 

Pacific-Medigovich, Jill (1-1-1). Oregon-Miles, Cody (1-1-1). 


Officials: Referee: Carlos Tercero; Asst. Referee: Carlos Perez; Michael Alben; 

Timekeeper: Riley Danford; Scorer: Chad Twaro; 

Offsides: Pacific 1, Oregon 0. 




Oregon vs Kansas (Sep 12, 2010 at Las Vegas, Nev.) 

Oregon (2-2-2) vs. 

UNLV (5-1) 


Weather: 85, clear skies, no wind 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 90 



d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 






mf 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 45 

mf 29 Apo, Tahne - - - - 77 



9 Armstrong, Julie 1 - - - 18 

17 Konkel, Brynne 1 1 - - 63 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 45 

Totals 14 8 0 0 


1 Miles, Cody 90:00 1 5 


Oregon 5 9 14 

UNLV 8 4 12 


Oregon 5 3 8 

UNLV 2 1 3 

Win-WASSELL, Kylie (5-1). Loss-Miles, Cody (1-2-1). 

Stadium: Peter Johann Field 

Officials: Referee: Brian Beyzaee; Asst. Referee: John Kennedy; Bob Singer; 

Alt. Official: Jeremy Young; Timekeeper: Dick Calvert; Scorer: Mark Wasik; 

Offsides: Oregon 3, UNLV 4. 

UNLV off to best-ever start at 5-1 


Oregon 0 0 0 

UNLV 0 1 1 

UNLV 


gk 00 WASSELL, Kylie - - - - 90 

d 3 ALLEN, Caitlin - - - - 90 

d 4 SAUDER, Justine - - - - 90 

mf 6 FORRESTER, Amanda 2 1 - - 83 

mf 8 ORELLANA, Katherin 1 1 - - 31 

f 11 SHOUGHRO, Ashleig 4 1 - - 90 

mf 12 NARANJO, Sarah 1 1 1 - 90 

mf 15 HARRISON, Macy Jo 2 - - 1 90 

d 18 FLORES, Brittney - - - - 90 

f 22 JEPSON, Colette - - - - 70 

d 23 ANGLIN, LaChere - - - - 52 


2 BOTELHO, Courtney - - - - 59 

5 GUIDA, Adrianna - - - - 0 

9 WOLFE, Jenn - - - - 24 

20 TILLOTSON, Jackie - - - - 38 

21 OWENS, Julie 1 1 - - 0 

26 BILLINGTON, Liz - - - - 0 

28 LARKIN, Jenna 1 1 - - 27 

Totals 12 6 1 1 


00 WASSELL, Kylie 90:00 0 8 


Oregon 4 1 5 

UNLV 3 5 8 


Oregon 6 5 11 

UNLV 4 6 10 


Soccer Box Score (OT Period [94:08]) 


Oregon vs San Diego State (Sep 17, 2010 at Corvallis, Ore.) 



Kansas (3-4) 


Weather: 85, sunny, no wind 


Oregon 0 0 0 

Kansas 0 1 1 


San Diego State (2-5-2) 


Weather: 70 degrees with light drizzle 

Goals by period 1 2 OT Total 

Oregon 1 0 1 2 

San Diego State 1 0 0 1 

Oregon 





d 5 Rowe, Bree 1 1 - - 90 


f 17 Konkel, Brynne 4 - - - 35 


d 21 Walters, Mercedes 2 1 - - 66 


d 28 Bakke, Nicole 1 - - - 90 

mf 29 Apo, Tahne 1 - - - 38 



6 Berry, Achijah 1 1 - - 48 

9 Armstrong, Julie - - - - 55 

24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 48 

Totals 25 11 0 0 

Kansas 


gk 0 Liebetrau, Kat - - - - 90 

mf 3 Robbins, Sarah - - - - 39 

f 7 Berry, Whitney 3 1 - - 90 

f 10 Kastor, Caroline 1 - - - 39 

d 12 Jackson, Lauren - - - - 90 

d 13 Noble, Caitlin - - - - 90 

mf 14 Hillis, Madi - - - - 39 

mf 16 Williamson, Shelby - - - - 90 

f 21 Cressy, Emily 6 3 1 1 88 

d 23 Magness, Geneva - - - - 90 

f 32 Cunningham, Kaitlyn - - - - 21 


4 Clifton, Kelsey - - - - 2 

5 Clifton, Kortney - - - - 55 

9 Perdue, Jordyn - - - - 55 

19 Grow, Amy 1 1 - - 47 

26 Lewis, Erin 2 - - - 53 

Totals 13 5 1 1 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 4 3 1 - 94 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 94 

d 6 Berry, Achijah - - - - 86 

m 9 Armstrong, Julie - - - - 22 

m 10 Kuhns, Kirstie - - - 1 94 

f 17 Konkel, Brynne - - - - 56 


d 21 Walters, Mercedes 2 - - - 82 




18 Mansfield, Rianna 1 1 - - 38 

24 Hones, Kelsey 1 1 - - 20 

28 Bakke, Nicole 1 - - - 13 

29 Apo, Tahne 4 2 - 1 48 

Totals 17 8 2 2 

San Diego State 


gk 13 SOUTHWICK, Aubree - - - - 94 

d 2 PALMER, Haley 1 1 - - 94 

f/m 8 JURADO, Megan 3 3 - - 94 

d 11 MCQUEENY, Megan - - - - 94 

f/m 12 HALVERSON, Sarah 3 2 1 - 57 

mf 17 JOHNSON, Carli - - - - 71 

mf 18 GOMEZ, Soledad - - - - 76 

d 21 MCGLINCHY, Rachael - - - - 94 

d/ 22 ERSKINE, Megan - - - - 94 

mf/ 25 DEJESUS, Michaela 2 1 - - 73 

d/f 26 BENNETT, Britney - - - - 94 


5 ROOTSAERT, Moniqu - - - - 18 

16 FRATICELLI, Marisa 1 1 - - 58 

20 SHEVLIN, Grace - - - - 23 

Totals 10 8 1 0 




0 Liebetrau, Kat 90:00 0 11 




13 SOUTHWICK, Aubree 94:08 2 6 



Kansas 4 9 13 


Oregon 1 3 4 

Kansas 3 8 11 

Shots by period 1 2 OT Total 

Oregon 5 9 3 17 


Saves by period 1 2 OT Total 




Oregon 3 2 5 

Kansas 1 0 1 


Oregon 2 2 4 

Kansas 1 1 2 

Corner kicks 1 2 OT Total 



Fouls 1 2 OT Total 





1. 84:37 KU Cressy, Emily (2) Cressy, Emily Unmarked in box, scored off cross 


Win-Liebetrau, Kat. Loss-Parlee,Lindsay. 

Stadium: Peter Johann Field 

Officials: Referee: Jeremy Young; Asst. Referee: Steve Saterlie; John Kennedy; 

Alt. Official: Doug Clarke; Timekeeper: Dick Calvert; Scorer: Mark Wasik; 

Offsides: Oregon 2, Kansas 3. 

UNLV Nike Classic 




1. 15:19 SD HALVERSON, Sarah (unassisted) shot made center of the box into the top l 

corner 

2. 35:12 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (unassisted) shot was made from the middle of the bo 

top left corner 

3. 94:08 ORE Libke, Scout Kuhns, Kirstie Pass from right to center, goal top right of 

Apo, Tahne 


Win-Parlee,Lindsay (2-1-1). Loss-SOUTHWICK, Aubree. 

Stadium: Paul Lorenz Field 

Officials: Referee: Cesar Tercero; Asst. Referee: Kevin Watts; Drew Brooks; 

Offsides: Oregon 3, San Diego State 0. 



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Oregon vs Butler (Sep 19, 2010 at Corvallis, Ore.) 



Oregon vs #10 Santa Clara (Sep 24, 2010 at Santa Clara, Calif.) 


Butler (2-6-0) 


Weather: 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 45 


m 3 Libke, Scout 1 1 - 1 49 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 


m 10 Kuhns, Kirstie 5 5 4 - 46 

f 17 Konkel, Brynne 1 - - - 48 

f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 4 2 2 2 55 

d 21 Walters, Mercedes 1 1 - 2 48 


d 28 Bakke, Nicole 1 1 - 2 46 





18 Mansfield, Rianna 1 - - - 42 

19 Kramer, Katie - - - - 35 

24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 44 

25 Wilhelm, Casey - - - - 45 

29 Apo, Tahne - - - - 44 

Totals 16 10 6 7 


1 Miles, Cody 45:00 0 2 

25 Wilhelm, Casey 45:00 1 1 



Butler 4 2 6 


Oregon 1 0 1 

Butler 1 5 6 


Oregon 6 0 6 

Butler 0 1 1 

Butler 


gk 1 WALTER, Olivia - - - - 70 

d 2 PHELPS, Sarah - - - - 90 

f 6 MELENDEZ, Rachael - - - - 4 

f 7 GRISWOLD, Katie 2 1 1 - 58 

mf 11 HAFELE, Jackie 1 1 - 1 52 

mf/ 14 VENTIMIGLIA, Anna - - - - 74 

mf 15 COLOSIMO, Olivia 1 1 - - 90 

mf 17 ALLEN, Mary 1 1 - - 55 

d 18 BURCHETT, Cara - - - - 90 

mf 22 HAFELE, Nikki 1 - - - 90 

mf/ 24 GORKIS, Colleen - - - - 90 


3 SCOTT, Rachel - - - - 38 

13 KEISER, Heather - - - - 32 

20 MILAM, Claire - - - - 50 

21 BURTON, Julie - - - - 20 

25 BACKSCHEIDER, Ali - - - - 86 



1 WALTER, Olivia 70:14 6 4 

21 BURTON, Julie 19:46 0 0 


Oregon 2 1 3 

Butler 3 1 4 


Oregon 4 8 12 

Butler 2 4 6 


Santa Clara (7-1-2) 


Weather: warm, clear 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 90 


m 3 Libke, Scout - - - - 90 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 






d 22 Jones, Taylor - - - 1 90 

d 28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 34 




18 Mansfield, Rianna 1 1 - - 21 

29 Apo, Tahne 3 1 - - 56 

Totals 12 4 1 1 


1 Miles, Cody 90:00 2 2 


Oregon 3 9 12 

Santa Clara 5 4 9 


Oregon 0 2 2 



Oregon 0 1 1 


Santa Clara 


gk 1 HENNINGER, Bianca - - - - 90 

m 2 JOHNSTON, Julie 2 1 - - 63 

d 3 LaPONTE, Jenny - - - - 45 

f 6 MILLER, Bridgett - - - 1 19 

d 8 AOZASA, Margueritte 3 2 2 - 90 

m 9 POACH, Amanda 1 1 - - 75 

m 12 PERRY, Kendra 1 - - - 55 

d 14 JOHNSON, Lindsey - - - - 90 

f 15 GOYNES, Maxine - - - - 48 

f 16 PATTON, Anessa 1 - - - 38 

d 20 REIS, Cali - - - - 90 


4 RICE, Ellie - - - - 12 

7 JACKSON, Sarah 1 - - 1 59 

10 SHIM, Meleana - - - - 45 

17 AMBROSE, Nikki - - - - 21 

18 JENKS, Kelly - - - - 26 

21 KLEI, Olivia - - - - 50 

23 JEFFERS, Zoe - - - - 29 

24 MATHESON, Lauren - - - - 45 



1 HENNINGER, Bianca 90:00 1 3 


Oregon 1 1 2 



Oregon 4 7 11 





1. 3:36 ORE Kuhns, Kirstie (1) Walters, Mercedes Pass to middle from 21 and shot from mid 

to lower left 

2. 11:43 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (5) Walters, Mercedes 21 pass through defenders to 20 with sho 

right side to lower lef 

3. 14:35 ORE Kuhns, Kirstie (2) Bakke, Nicole 28 cross from right corner and 10 with go 

goalie misses 

4. 22:35 ORE Kuhns, Kirstie (3) Stoltenberg, Jen 28 long pass to 20 on right to 10 in middl 

Bakke, Nicole 

goal to righ side 

5. 26:26 ORE Kuhns, Kirstie (4) Stoltenberg, Jen ball kicked off goalie and into air, 10 head 

in to empty net 

6. 29:49 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (6) Libke, Scout 20 dribbled up and to the left past goalie f 

empty net goal 

7. 77:35 BU GRISWOLD, Katie HAFELE, Jackie ball was sent to middle and got past goali 

empty net goal 


YC-ORE #7 (34:31) 

Win-Miles, Cody (2-2-1). Loss-WALTER, Olivia (1-6-0). 

Stadium: Paul Lorenz Field 

Officials: Referee: Rich Wallace; Asst. Referee: Lucas Brooks; Chris Koll; 

Timekeeper: Chase Smith; Scorer: Ryan McCall; 

Offsides: Oregon 1, Butler 0. 




Oregon vs #4 Portland (Oct 01, 2010 at Portland, Ore.) 



1. 8:43 SCU AOZASA, Margueritte (1) MILLER, Bridgett headed in off corner 

2. 49:03 SCU AOZASA, Margueritte (2) JACKSON, Sarah corner kick bounced, finished off bounce 

3. 54:00 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (7) Jones, Taylor ball over top, one-timed into corner 


Win-HENNINGER, Bianca (7-1-2). Loss-Miles, Cody (2-3-1). 

Stadium: Buck Shaw Stadium 

Officials: Referee: Karen Swanner; Asst. Referee: Timothy Zils; Allyse Cope; 

Timekeeper: Julie Juarez; Scorer: Julie Juarez; 

Offsides: Oregon 1, Santa Clara 2. 




Oregon State vs Oregon (Oct 08, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 


Portland (11-1-0) 

Date: Oct 01, 2010 • Attendance: 4458 

Weather: Some clouds, warm 


Oregon 1 0 1 

Portland 1 3 4 

Oregon State (9-1-1, 1-0-0) vs. 

Oregon (4-6-2, 0-1-0) 


Weather: 73 degrees, light clouds 


Oregon State 1 2 3 

Oregon 0 2 2 

Oregon 


gk 1 Miles, Cody - - - - 90 


mf 3 Libke, Scout - - - - 90 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 





mf 21 Walters, Mercedes - - - - 88 


mf 28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 47 




18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - - 47 

24 Hones, Kelsey - - - - 23 

29 Apo, Tahne 1 - - - 48 



1 Miles, Cody 90:00 4 5 

Portland 


gk 0 DEES, Erin - - - - 90 

d 6 OLIVIER, Michelle - - - - 45 

d 7 REED, Elli - - - - 90 

f 9 FOXHOVEN, Danielle 1 - - - 45 

d 10 COLOHAN, Cloee - - - - 90 

mf 11 WINTERS, Keelin 1 - - - 87 

mf 13 SCHMIDT, Sophie 4 2 1 - 87 

f 14 KREMINSKI, Halley 4 2 1 - 62 

d 16 TSAO, Jessica 1 1 1 1 90 

f 19 CAPELLE, Micaela 4 3 - 2 68 

mf 22 PARKER, Ellen - - - - 29 


2 JACKMAN, Sara - - - - 10 

4 KELLY, Kristen - - - - 3 

5 BROOKE, Taylor - - - 1 35 

8 McCLUSKIE, Kassi - - - - 45 

12 BRIDGES, Sarah 1 - - - 61 

15 FRISBIE, Amanda - - - - 6 

20 CRUZ, Michelle 2 1 1 - 44 

21 NELSON, Emma - - - - 3 

Totals 18 9 4 4 


0 DEES, Erin 90:00 1 0 

Oregon State 


gk 5 Boyd,Colleen - - - - 90 

f 3 Richardson,Jenna 2 - - 2 90 

m 9 Ingalls,Melinda 1 1 - 1 90 

m 10 Seal,Ashley 1 1 1 - 81 

f 12 Buckland,Chelsea 5 3 2 - 90 

m 13 Drobney,Jacy - - - - 90 

d 14 Cabrera,Milan - - - - 90 

d 16 Wetzel,Courtney 1 - - - 90 

d 18 Folsom,Ashley - - - 1 37 

m 19 Meiggs,Linday - - - - 64 

d 22 Galindo,Brittany - - - - 90 


4 Uchacz,Erin - - - - 26 

15 Freud,Justyne - - - - 62 

Totals 10 5 3 4 


5 Boyd,Colleen 90:00 2 3 



Oregon 3 6 9 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 1 1 - - 90 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 

d 6 Berry, Achijah - - - 1 90 

m 10 Kuhns, Kirstie 1 - - 1 73 

f 18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - - 59 


m 21 Walters, Mercedes 1 1 1 - 90 

f 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - 1 71 

d 29 Apo, Tahne 1 - - - 90 




28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 9 






Oregon 1 1 2 


Oregon 4 1 5 



Oregon 4 1 5 




Oregon 1 3 4 



Oregon 1 3 4 


Oregon 0 0 0 



Oregon 2 3 5 




1. 6:07 POR KREMINSKI, Halley (4) TSAO, Jessica deflected by keeper off crossbar 

2. 7:39 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (8) (unassisted) break away, out of reach of diving keeper 

3. 53:56 POR TSAO, Jessica (1) CAPELLE, Micaela give and go in the six-yard box. 5-yards. 

4. 60:19 POR CRUZ, Michelle (2) BROOKE, Taylor pass into box, re-directed past keeper. 4- 

CAPELLE, Micaela 

5. 86:25 POR SCHMIDT, Sophie (4) (unassisted) free kick from 26-yards. 


Win-DEES, Erin (9-0-0). Loss-Miles, Cody (2-4-1). 

Stadium: Merlo Field 

Officials: Referee: Ryan Abbott; Asst. Referee: Cesar Tercero; Jason Perlewitz; 

Alt. Official: Ronald Lagraff; Scorer: Erik Oreschak; 

Offsides: Oregon 1, Portland 2. 




1. 35:40 OSU Buckland,Chelsea (5) Richardson,Jenna Scored just inside top of 18-yard box 

2. 45:33 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (9) Hones, Kelsey Break-away beat keeper 1v1 

3. 52:09 ORE Walters, Mercedes (1) Berry, Achijah Score from 16-yards out to right of GK 

Kuhns, Kirstie 

4. 74:52 OSU Seal,Ashley (1) Richardson,Jenna Shot from 18-yards on left side 

Ingalls,Melinda 

5. 85:16 OSU Buckland,Chelsea (6) Folsom,Ashley Header richocet of left post 


YC-OSU #12 (57:34); YC-OSU #16 (85:33) 

Win-Boyd,Colleen (9-1-1). Loss-Parlee,Lindsay (2-2-1). 


Officials: Referee: Will Niccolls; Asst. Referee: Marco Benavides; Ryan Abbott; 


Offsides: Oregon State 2, Oregon 3. 


4 0 ] 

2010 BOX SCORES

UCLA (9-4-1, 2-1-0) vs. 

Oregon (4-7-2, 0-2-0) 





#16 UCLA vs Oregon (Oct 15, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 

UCLA 


gk 27 Sandiford, Chante' - - - - 90 

f 2 Leroux, Sydney 5 3 2 - 76 

d 3 Barnes, Lauren - - - - 90 

m 4 Ledezma, Natalia 1 1 - - 61 

m 5 Bywaters, Zakiya 1 1 1 1 82 

f 7 Richmond, Jenna 3 2 - - 75 

m 10 Burk, Charney 2 1 - - 72 

d 17 Lee, Lucretia - - - - 90 

m 18 Wright, Kylie - - - - 90 

m 21 Britt, Elise - - - - 77 

d 22 Wall, Dana - - - - 57 


8 Williams, Summer 1 1 - - 19 

9 Smith, Ahsha 1 1 - 1 38 

11 Cline, Chelsea - - - - 18 

23 Martinez, Ariana 1 - - 1 38 

24 Bearde, Iman - - - - 17 

Totals 15 10 3 3 


27 Sandiford, Chante' 90:00 1 4 


UCLA 7 8 15 

Oregon 3 5 8 


UCLA 3 1 4 

Oregon 2 0 2 


UCLA 1 2 3 

Oregon 0 1 1 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 3 2 - - 90 

m 4 Fitzgerald, Mo - - - - 90 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 



f 18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - 1 50 

d 20 Stoltenberg, Jen - - - - 90 


f 24 Hones, Kelsey - - - - 48 




28 Bakke, Nicole 2 1 - - 52 





UCLA 1 3 4 

Oregon 2 5 7 


UCLA 1 1 2 

Oregon 1 0 1 



1. 34:51 UCLA Leroux, Sydney (8) Smith, Ahsha One-timed pass far post 

2. 67:36 ORE Walters, Mercedes (2) Mansfield, Rianna One-timed bouncing pass to near post 

3. 87:07 UCLA Leroux, Sydney (9) Bywaters, Zakiya Left-footed shot from 18-yards out 

4. 89:35 UCLA Bywaters, Zakiya (3) Martinez, Ariana Chipped keeper on break-away 


Win-Sandiford, Chante' (9-4-1). Loss-Parlee,Lindsay (2-3-1). 


Officials: Referee: Maurizio Laudani; Asst. Referee: Ronald Lagraff; Michael Alben; 

Timekeeper: Keith Stedman; Scorer: Chris Geraghty; 

Offsides: UCLA 0, Oregon 0. 




Oregon vs Washington (Oct 22, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) 



#19 USC vs Oregon (Oct 17, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 

USC (8-4-3, 1-2-1) vs. 

Oregon (4-7-3, 0-2-1) 



USC 


gk 1 Church, Shelby - - - - 110 

m 0 Altamirano, Autumn 2 1 - - 47 

d 2 Schloemer, Claire - - - - 110 

m 3 Davila, Alyssa 2 1 - - 73 

m 5 Kerridge, Brittany - - - - 74 

f 8 Eddy, Elizabeth 2 - - - 76 

m 10 Sandoval, Ashli 3 1 1 - 63 

d 11 Haug, Karter 1 - - - 110 

d 12 Morrow, Morgan - - - - 110 

d 15 Bruno, Mia - - - - 100 

f 19 Ohai, Megan - - - - 52 


4 Freyer, Ashley - - - - 46 

6 Boysen, Haley 1 - - - 36 

7 Butcher, Carly - - - - 60 

17 Johnson, Samantha - - - - 43 

18 Harrison, Allie 1 - - - 33 

23 Garcia, Courtney - - - - 50 

Totals 12 3 1 0 


1 Church, Shelby 110:00 1 4 

TM TEAM 0:00 0 1 


USC 4 6 0 2 12 

Oregon 3 7 4 2 16 


USC 6 4 0 1 11 

Oregon 1 5 1 0 7 


USC 0 1 0 0 1 

Oregon 1 0 0 0 1 

Oregon 



d 2 Thompson, Lauren 1 1 - - 110 

m 3 Libke, Scout 4 1 - 1 110 

m 4 Fitzgerald, Mo 1 - - - 99 

d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 110 


d 10 Kuhns, Kirstie - - - - 106 



m 21 Walters, Mercedes - - - - 91 

f 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 32 





28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 72 

Totals 16 6 1 1 




USC 1 1 2 1 5 

Oregon 1 1 0 0 2 


USC 2 3 0 3 8 

Oregon 1 4 1 0 6 



1. 29:33 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (10) Libke, Scout Through-ball from #3, break-away goal 

2. 80:50 USC Sandoval, Ashli (4) Penalty kick 


YC-ORE #23 (68:19); YC-ORE #TM (96:54) 

USC-Church, Shelby (8-4-3). Oregon-Parlee,Lindsay (2-3-2). 


Officials: Referee: Allen Chapman; Asst. Referee: Rich Wallace; David Grbavac; 

Timekeeper: Keith Stedman; Scorer: Chris Geraghty; 

Offsides: USC 1, Oregon 0. 




Oregon vs Washington State (Oct 24, 2010 at Pullman, Wash.) 


Oregon (4-8-3, 0-3-1) vs. 

Washington (10-5-1, 3-2-0) 


Weather: cold, clear 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 3 1 - - 90 


d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 



f 18 Mansfield, Rianna 3 - - - 40 


m 21 Walters, Mercedes - - - - 82 

m 28 Bakke, Nicole 1 1 - - 59 


7 Mercier, Maddy 1 - - - 14 



24 Hones, Kelsey - - - - 62 

Totals 13 4 0 0 




Oregon 7 6 13 

Washington 5 7 12 


Oregon 1 2 3 



Oregon 0 0 0 


Washington 


gk 1 Lafontaine-Kussman, - - - - 90 

mf 2 Deines,Kate 1 - - - 90 

d 3 Greig,Hannah - - - - 90 

f 5 Martinez,Sarah 3 1 - - 73 

d 6 Bos,Lindsey - - - - 90 

mf 7 Joswick,Kellye 2 1 1 - 90 

d 10 Pele,Kendyl - - - - 90 

f 12 Mitchell,Jane - - - - 90 

f 14 Waitley,Mckenna - - - 1 70 

mf 21 Elston,Lindsay 1 1 - - 90 

d 25 Boyd,Molly - - - - 90 


13 Webber,Alex 5 5 1 - 32 

15 Beahan,Allie - - - - 6 

18 Boross,Dani - - - - 0 

Totals 12 8 2 1 


1 Lafontaine-Kussman,J 90:00 0 4 


Oregon 3 3 6 



Oregon 3 2 5 




1. 50:01 WASH Webber,Alex (2) (unassisted) scored off of defender deflection on her o 

2. 80:48 WASH Joswick,Kellye (4) Waitley,Mckenna shot on left side just in front of goal on cr 


YC-ORE #10 (60:20); YC-WASH #12 (78:34) 

Win-Lafontaine-Kussman,J (7-5-1-). Loss-Parlee,Lindsay (2-4-2). 

Stadium: Husky Soccer Stadium 

Officials: Referee: Felisha Mariscal; Asst. Referee: Zachary Pendt; Mat Wells; 

Offsides: Oregon 0, Washington 2. 


Oregon (5-8-3, 1-3-1 Pac-10) vs. 

Washington State (6-11-0, 1-5-0 Pac-10) 


Weather: Cloudy, 47 

Oregon 



3 Libke, Scout - - - - 90 

4 Fitzgerald, Mo 2 1 - - 90 

5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 


9 Armstrong, Julie 3 2 - 1 90 

10 Kuhns, Kirstie - - - - 90 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 7 4 2 - 79 

21 Walters, Mercedes - - - - 62 

24 Hones, Kelsey 3 2 - 1 84 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 41 



17 Konkel, Brynne 3 1 1 - 38 

18 Mansfield, Rianna 1 - - - 30 

19 Kramer, Katie 1 - - - 16 

Totals 20 10 3 2 





Washington State 5 13 18 


Oregon 2 2 4 



Oregon 1 2 3 


Washington State 


gk 28 Byrd, Ariana - - - - 90 

2 Vega, Brandi 4 3 - - 90 

4 Doyle, Rachael - - - - 59 

6 Fox, Mallory 1 - - - 82 

8 Castain, Micaela 4 1 - - 90 

10 Maes, Eileen 6 3 1 - 86 

12 Fenter, Ali - - - - 65 

13 Cameron, Mariah 1 - - - 90 

15 Johnson, Ashley - - - - 90 

25 McFadden, Shannon - - - - 88 

29 Stolz, Emma 1 - - - 55 


7 Roth, Jaquelyn 1 - - - 56 

9 Castain, Morgan - - - - 21 

17 Johnson, Kayla - - - - 7 

18 Turney, Katie - - - - 19 

26 Garrity, Megan - - - - 2 

Totals 18 7 1 0 


28 Byrd, Ariana 90:00 3 6 

TM TEAM 0:00 0 1 


Oregon 1 5 6 



Oregon 0 2 2 




1. 22:36 WSU Maes, Eileen (5) (unassisted) Won battle for ball in the box, beat GK to 

left post 

2. 27:55 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (11) (unassisted) Failed clearance by defender, shot from 2 

3. 62:12 ORE Konkel, Brynne (2) Hones, Kelsey Cross from the right into box 

4. 63:40 ORE Stoltenberg, Jen (12) Armstrong, Julie Rebound after initial shot hit crossbar 


Win-Parlee,Lindsay (3-4-2). Loss-Byrd, Ariana (1-5-0). 

Stadium: Lower Soccer Field 

Officials: Referee: Colin Arblaster; Asst. Referee: Saeed Askar; David Hamlin; 

Timekeeper: Mike McCabe; Scorer: Craig Lawson; 

Offsides: Oregon 3, Washington State 1. 



[ 4 1



Arizona vs Oregon (Oct 29, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 



Arizona State vs Oregon (Oct 31, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 

Arizona (5-10-2, 1-5-0) vs. 

Oregon (6-8-3, 2-3-1) 




Arizona 0 0 0 

Oregon 2 2 4 

Arizona State (8-6-3, 2-4-1) vs. 

Oregon (7-8-3, 3-3-1) 


Weather: 52 degrees, mostly cloudy 

Arizona State 


gk 1 Alyssa Gillmore - - - - 90 

f 4 Jill Shoquist 1 - - - 56 

d 5 Josie Graybeal - - - - 48 

f 6 Miah Mollay - - - - 44 

f 8 Devin Marshall 1 1 - - 69 

m 13 Alexandra Elston 3 - - - 83 

m 15 Holland Crook - - - - 45 

d 19 Kari Shane - - - - 72 

d 24 Kaitlyn Pavlovich - - - - 90 

m 28 Taylor McCarter - - - - 90 

d 33 Sierra Joseph 1 - - - 90 


2 Lindsey Johns - - - - 7 

3 Sierra Cook 2 1 - - 39 

10 Jasmine Roth - - - - 42 

12 Alyssa Freeman - - - - 3 

16 Blair Alderson - - - - 45 

27 Karin Volpe 2 - - - 46 

29 Nicki Stone - - - - 13 

32 Kiara Williams - - - - 18 

Totals 10 2 0 0 


Arizona State 0 0 0 

Oregon 1 1 2 

Arizona 


gk 29 Jett, Ashley - - - - 90 

m 3 Montoya, Ana 1 - - - 90 

d 4 Smith, Alex - - - - 90 

m 7 Skinner, Jensen - - - - 60 

f 8 Ponce, Jazmin 3 1 - - 90 

d 16 Magyar, Kristyn 2 - - - 90 

f 17 Davis, Alex - - - - 26 

m 18 Mutz, Macke - - - - 90 

d 20 Lindeman, Gabrielle - - - - 90 

m 21 Heinzler, Shannon - - - - 79 

d 24 Barry, Becky - - - - 90 


9 Strother, Kristin - - - - 30 

11 Cole, Brittany - - - - 11 

15 Boulicault, Ariel - - - - 64 



29 Jett, Ashley 90:00 4 3 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 1 - - - 90 

m 4 Fitzgerald, Mo 3 2 2 - 68 

d 5 Rowe, Bree 1 1 - - 90 



f 18 Mansfield, Rianna 3 1 1 - 26 

f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 2 1 - 1 67 

m 21 Walters, Mercedes - - - 2 62 

m 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 71 


1 Miles, Cody - - - - 21 

7 Mercier, Maddy 2 1 1 - 44 

9 Armstrong, Julie 1 - - - 44 

17 Konkel, Brynne - - - 1 64 

19 Kramer, Katie 1 1 - - 15 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 34 

Totals 16 7 4 4 



1 Miles, Cody 20:55 0 0 

TM Team 0:00 0 0 


1 Alyssa Gillmore 90:00 2 1 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout 1 1 1 - 90 


d 5 Rowe, Bree - - - 1 90 



f 18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - 1 37 

f 20 Stoltenberg, Jen - - - - 90 


f 24 Hones, Kelsey - - - - 46 




17 Konkel, Brynne 1 - - - 53 

28 Bakke, Nicole 1 1 - - 53 





Arizona 2 4 6 

Oregon 7 9 16 


Arizona 0 3 3 

Oregon 1 0 1 



Oregon 1 3 4 



Oregon 1 1 2 


Arizona 1 2 3 

Oregon 2 2 4 


Arizona 5 4 9 

Oregon 7 2 9 



Oregon 0 2 2 



Oregon 7 6 13 






1. 2:08 ORE Mansfield, Rianna (1) (unassisted) Keeper spilled ball, scored on open net 1. 6:23 ORE Libke, Scout (2) Rowe, Bree Lefty 30-yarder to upper-right far post 

2. 13:29 ORE Fitzgerald, Mo (1) Walters, Mercedes Crossing pass by #21, one-timed by #4 2. 76:20 ORE Walters, Mercedes (3) Mansfield, Rianna Beat keeper lower left from 22-yards out 

3. 48:52 ORE Fitzgerald, Mo (2) Stoltenberg, Jen Crossing pass by #20, one-timed by #4 

Konkel, Brynne 


4. 70:23 ORE Mercier, Maddy (1) Walters, Mercedes #21 cross into box, finished into empty n YC-ORE #28 (58:58) 


Win-Parlee,Lindsay (4-4-2). Loss-Jett, Ashley (5-8-2). 


Officials: Referee: Will Nichols; Asst. Referee: Ryan Abbott; Desi Miller; 

Timekeeper: Mackenzie Harrington; Scorer: Chris Geraghty; 

Offsides: Arizona 1, Oregon 3. 




Oregon vs California (Nov 05, 2010 at Berkeley, CA) 

Win-Parlee,Lindsay (5-4-2). Loss-Alyssa Gillmore (8-5-3). 


Officials: Referee: Mike Rottersman; Asst. Referee: Cesar Tercero; Carlos Tercero; 


Offsides: Arizona State 2, Oregon 0. 




Oregon vs #1 Stanford (Nov 07, 2010 at Stanford, Calif.) 

Oregon (7-9-3/3-4-1) vs. 

California (8-5-5/3-4-1) 

Date: Nov 05, 2010 • Attendance: 347 

Weather: low 70s, sunny, slight breeze 

Oregon 



2 Thompson, Lauren - - - - 90 

3 Libke, Scout 4 3 - - 90 


5 Rowe, Bree - - - - 90 



18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - - 28 

20 Stoltenberg, Jen 2 1 - - 90 

21 Walters, Mercedes 3 2 - - 90 

24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 70 




28 Bakke, Nicole 1 - - - 43 

Totals 11 6 0 0 




Oregon 6 5 11 

California 7 6 13 


Oregon 1 2 3 



Oregon 0 0 0 


California 


gk 00 Kruger, Emily - - - - 90 

3 Benz, Katie 1 - - - 26 

4 Lawson, Emi - - - - 68 

5 Suits, Katie 1 1 - - 41 

7 Shibata, Emily - - - - 90 

8 Glass, Amanda - - - - 45 

10 Hassett, Betsy 1 1 - - 63 

11 Omarsdottir, Katrin 2 1 - - 90 

12 Walker, Samantha - - - 1 90 

22 Brunache, Danielle 1 1 - - 90 

30 Jesolva, Megan 2 - - - 90 


6 Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn 1 1 1 - 42 

14 Bennett, Kate - - - - 41 

16 Battung, Lauren 4 2 1 - 64 

18 DeBack, Mekenna - - - - 7 

24 Daughetee, Genesse - - - - 54 

Totals 13 7 2 1 


00 Kruger, Emily 90:00 0 6 


Oregon 1 4 5 



Oregon 2 2 4 




1. 23:24 CAL Fitzpatrick, Kaitlyn (1) Walker, Samantha shot to back left, cross from near side 

2. 82:21 CAL Battung, Lauren (7) (unassisted) got own rebound, chipped around left pos 


Win-Kruger, Emily (5-4-4). Loss-Parlee,Lindsay (5-5-2). 

Stadium: Edwards Stadium 

Officials: Referee: Daniel Radford; Asst. Referee: Eli Aguilar; Miguel Zapata; 

Offsides: Oregon 0, California 1. 


Oregon (7-10-3, 3-5-1) vs. 

Stanford (18-0-2, 9-0) 

Date: Nov 07, 2010 • Attendance: 644 

Weather: rainy, 58 degrees at kickoff 

Oregon 




m 3 Libke, Scout - - - - 90 


d 5 Rowe, Bree 1 - - - 90 


m 7 Mercier, Maddy - - - - 62 

f 18 Mansfield, Rianna - - - - 27 

d 20 Stoltenberg, Jen 1 - - - 81 

m 21 Walters, Mercedes 2 1 - - 90 

m 24 Hones, Kelsey 1 - - - 63 



17 Konkel, Brynne 1 - - - 27 

28 Bakke, Nicole - - - - 36 





Oregon 1 5 6 

Stanford 7 10 17 


Oregon 0 2 2 



Oregon 0 0 0 


Stanford 


gk 1 Maker, Kira - - - - 90 

f 2 Levin, Camille 5 3 1 - 90 

d 4 Garciamendez, Alina - - - - 63 

d 5 Verloo, Courtney - - - - 45 

m 7 Noyola, Teresa 2 2 1 - 60 

d 11 Quon, Rachel 1 1 1 - 79 

m 20 Nogueira, Mariah 1 - - - 69 

m 22 McCann, Allison - - - - 72 

f 23 Press, Christen 3 2 - - 60 

f 24 Redman, Morgan - - - 1 61 

d 26 Case, Annie - - - - 90 


3 Griffen, Natalie 1 - - - 22 

6 Payne, Shelby - - - - 11 

10 Payne, Sydney 1 1 - - 26 

13 McCann, Taylor 2 - - - 11 

14 Watkins, Nina - - - - 27 

17 Taylor, Lindsay - - - - 54 

18 Zurmuhlen, Kristy - - - - 29 

27 Hing-Glover, Marjani 1 1 - - 30 

Totals 17 10 3 1 


1 Maker, Kira 90:00 0 1 


Oregon 4 3 7 



Oregon 3 3 6 




1. 15:39 STAN Levin, Camille (1) Redman, Morgan pass to top of box, right-footed shot from 

yards inside left post 

2. 17:06 STAN Quon, Rachel (2) (unassisted) header, after Noyola's shot was deflected 

crossbar 

3. 61:01 STAN Noyola, Teresa (9) (unassisted) free kick from 22 yards, right foot to upp 

corner 


4 2 ] 


Win-Maker, Kira (3-0-2). Loss-Parlee,Lindsay (5-6-2). 

Stadium: Cagan Stadium 

Officials: Referee: Ian Anderson; Asst. Referee: Said Ravantar; Andy Hanks; 

Timekeeper: Brian Casho; Scorer: David Kiefer; 

Offsides: Oregon 2, Stanford 1. 

Stanford wins second consecutive Pac-10 title 

Official's signature

2010 CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

Standings Pac-10 Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA 

Stanford * 9-0-0 1.000 25 2 22-0-2 .958 72 11 

Oregon State 7-2-0 .778 13 5 16-4-1 .786 38 12 

USC 5-3-1 .611 18 13 13-6-3 .659 39 25 

UCLA 5-4-0 .556 10 8 13-8-2 .609 34 20 

California 4-4-1 .500 13 13 9-6-5 .575 41 26 

Washington 4-5-0 .444 12 11 13-9-2 .583 40 23 

Oregon 3-5-1 .389 13 15 7-10-3 .425 29 28 

Arizona State 3-5-1 .389 7 12 9-8-3 .525 27 27 

Washington State 2-7-0 .222 6 18 7-13-0 .350 23 31 

Arizona 1-8-0 .111 3 23 5-13-2 .300 19 47 

CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADES 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

Christen Press, Sr., Forward, Stanford 

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 

Jenna Richardson, Fr., Forward, Oregon State 

COACH OF THE YEAR 

Paul Ratcliffe, Stanford 

* - Conference Champion 

ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS 

First Team Pos. Yr. School 

Christen Press* F Sr. Stanford 

Sydney Leroux F Jr. UCLA 

Alex Morgan*** F Sr. California 

Teresa Noyola* M Jr. Stanford 

Kate Deines M Jr. Washington 

Kylie Wright M Sr. UCLA 

Jen Stoltenberg D/F Sr. Oregon 

Rachel Quon* D So. Stanford 

Lauren Barnes D Sr. UCLA 

Lindsey Taylor* F Jr. Stanford 

Colleen Boyd GK Jr. Oregon State 

* two-time All-Pac-10 honoree 

*** four-time All-Pac-10 honoree 

Second Team Pos. Year School 

Jenna Richardson F Fr. Oregon State 

Chelsea Buckland F So. Oregon State 

Megan Ohai F/M Sr. USC 

Megan Jesolva M Sr. California 

Taylor McCarter M So. Arizona State 

Mariah Nogueira M So. Stanford 

Courtney Verloo D So. Stanford 

Karter Haug D Sr. USC 

Courtney Wetzel D Sr. Oregon State 

Alexandra Elston M Sr. Arizona State 

Jorde LaFontaine-Kussmann GK Jr. Washington 

Honorable Mention All-Pac 10 

Lauren Battung (CAL, So., F/MF); Zakiya Bywaters (UCLA, So., F); Micaela 

Castain (WSU, Fr., F); Alyssa Davila (USC, Sr., MF); Alina Garciamendez 

(STAN, So., D); Camille Levin (STAN, Jr., F); Devin Marshall (ASU, Fr., F); Sarah 

Martinez (WASH, Jr., F); Emily Oliver (STAN, Fr., GK); Jazmin Ponce (ARIZ, Fr., 

F/MF); Jenna Richmond (UCLA, Fr., MF); Ashli Sandoval (USC, RS JR, MF/D); 

Brandi Vega (WSU, So., F). 

All-Freshman Team Pos. School 

Jenna Richardson F Oregon State 

Elizabeth Eddy F/M USC 

Jenna Richmond M UCLA 

Emily Oliver GK Stanford 

Devin Marshall F Arizona State 

Lindsay Elston M Washington 

Jazmin Ponce F/M Arizona 

Emi Lawson D California 

Micaela Castain F Washington State 

Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick M California 

Natalia Ledezma M UCLA 

Jen Stoltenberg received 2010 first team all-conference accolades. 

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS 

First Team School Year GPA Major 

Meghan Berlingo WSU Sr. 3.71 Psychology 

Elise Britt UCLA Sr. 3.65 Psychobiology 

Ariana Byrd WSU So. 3.80 Undeclared 

Alexandra Elston ASU Sr. 3.89 Speech and Hearing 

Lauren Hein CAL So. 3.95 Undeclared 

Lindsey Johns ASU Sr. 3.83 Marketing 

Ashley Johnson WSU Sr. 3.78 Movement Studies 

Tiara Pittman WSU Jr. 3.78 Psychology 

Christen Press STAN Sr. 3.61 Communications 

Jessie Richardson ASU R-Jr. 3.73 Secondary Education (Math) 

Nicki Stone ASU R-Fr. 4.00 Tourism Dev. & Management 

Kristin Strother ARIZ So. 4.00 Psychology 

Second Team School Year GPA Major 

Colleen Boyd OSU Jr. 3.58 Pre-Education 

Mariah Cameron WSU So. 3.74 Undeclared 

Sierra Cook ASU So. 3.78 Nursing 

Kate Deines WASH Jr. 3.65 Pre-Social Science 

Alyssa Gillmore ASU So. 3.64 Parks & Rec. Management 

Betsy Hassett CAL So. 3.66 Undeclared 

Kayla Johnson WSU R-Fr. 3.73 Undeclared 

Teresa Noyola STAN Jr. 3.59 Math & Computational Science 

Jen Stoltenberg ORE Sr. 3.49 Business Administration 

Emma Stolz WSU Sr. 3.58 Psychology 

Dana Wall UCLA Sr. 3.57 Communications Studies 

Honorable Mention (Oregon only) 

Kirstie Kuhns, Rianna Mansfield, Mercedes Walters, Taylor Jones, Nicole 

Bakke, Kelsey Hones, Scout Libke, Maddy Mercier and Lauren Thompson 

2010 IN THE CONFERENCE 

2010 IN THE CONFERENCE 

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CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS 

POINTS 

Rk Player GP G A Points Avg/G 

1. Press, Christen-STAN 24 26 8 60 2.50 

2. Noyola, Teresa-STAN 24 10 12 32 1.33 

3. Morgan, Alex-CAL 12 14 2 30 2.50 

4. Stoltenberg, Jen-ORE 20 12 5 29 1.45 

5. Leroux, Sydney-UCLA 20 13 1 27 1.35 

6. Taylor, Lindsay-STAN 24 10 6 26 1.08 

7. Richardson,Jenna-OSU 19 9 5 23 1.21 

8. Buckland,Chelsea-OSU 20 10 2 22 1.10 

9. Volpe, Karin-ASU 20 9 1 19 0.95 

Deines, Kate-WASH 24 9 1 19 0.79 

GOALS 

Rk Player GP No. Avg/G 

1. Press, Christen-STAN 24 26 1.08 

2. Morgan, Alex-CAL 12 14 1.17 

3. Leroux, Sydney-UCLA 20 13 0.65 

4. Stoltenberg, Jen-ORE 20 12 0.60 

5. Buckland,Chelsea-OSU 20 10 0.50 

Taylor, Lindsay-STAN 24 10 0.42 

Noyola, Teresa-STAN 24 10 0.42 

8. Richardson,Jenna-OSU 19 9 0.47 

Volpe, Karin-ASU 20 9 0.45 

Deines, Kate-WASH 24 9 0.38 

GAME-WINNING GOALS 





Buckland,Chelsea-OSU 20 4 0.20 

Volpe, Karin-ASU 20 4 0.20 

Ingalls,Melinda-OSU 21 4 0.19 


ASSISTS 


1. Wetzel,Courtney-OSU 20 12 0.60 


3. Levin, Camille-STAN 24 11 0.46 


5. Case, Annie-STAN 18 6 0.33 

Jesolva, Megan-CAL 19 6 0.32 

Haug, Karter-USC 22 6 0.27 

Barnes, Lauren-UCLA 22 6 0.27 

Taylor, Lindsay-STAN 24 6 0.25 


Stoltenberg, Jen-ORE 20 5 0.25 

Elston, Lindsay-WASH 24 5 0.21 

Quon, Rachel-STAN 24 5 0.21 

SHOTS 



2. Stoltenberg, Jen-ORE 20 89 4.45 


4. Wetzel,Courtney-OSU 20 74 3.70 

5. Buckland,Chelsea-OSU 20 67 3.35 

6. Taylor, Lindsay-STAN 24 65 2.71 

7. Morgan, Alex-CAL 12 64 5.33 

8. Noyola, Teresa-STAN 24 61 2.54 


10. Volpe, Karin-ASU 20 53 2.65 

GOALKEEPER - GAA 

Rk Player GP GA Min. GAA 

1. Oliver, Emily-STAN 19 5 1565:28 0.29 

2. Boyd,Colleen-OSU 21 12 1925:36 0.56 

3. Sandiford, Chante’-UCLA 23 20 2115:23 0.85 

4. LaFontaine-Kussman,J-WASH 21 21 1959:50 0.96 

5. Church, Shelby-USC 22 25 2050:10 1.10 

6. Berlingo, Meghan-WSU 11 12 914:44 1.18 

7. Gillmore, Alyssa-ASU 20 25 1800:13 1.25 

8. Miles, Cody-ORE 8 9 639:29 1.27 

9. Kruger, Emily-CAL 17 20 1359:45 1.32 

10. Parlee, Lindsay-ORE 13 18 1193:13 1.36 

SAVES 


1. Jett, Ashley-ARIZ 18 104 5.78 

2. LaFontaine-Kussman,J-WASH 21 94 4.48 

3. Church, Shelby-USC 22 82 3.73 

4. Boyd,Colleen-OSU 21 76 3.62 

5. Gillmore, Alyssa-ASU 20 67 3.35 

6. Sandiford, Chante’-UCLA 23 63 2.74 

7. Kruger, Emily-CAL 17 60 3.53 

8. Parlee, Lindsay-ORE 13 55 4.23 

9. Berlingo, Meghan-WSU 11 50 4.55 

10. Byrd, Ariana-WSU 11 44 4.00 

SAVES PER GAME 


1. Jett, Ashley-ARIZ 18 104 5.78 


3. LaFontaine-Kussman,J-WASH 21 94 4.48 


5. Byrd, Ariana-WSU 11 44 4.00 




9. Miles, Cody-ORE 8 28 3.50 

10. Gillmore, Alyssa-ASU 20 67 3.35 

SHUTOUTS 



2. Oliver, Emily-STAN 19 9 0.47 

3. Sandiford, Chante’-UCLA 23 8 0.35 


LaFontaine-Kussman,J-WASH 21 7 0.33 


Gillmore, Alyssa-ASU 20 5 0.25 



Davidson, Kari-WASH 3 2 0.67 

Jett, Ashley-ARIZ 18 2 0.11 

Lindsay Parlee ranked fourth amongst conference players for saves per game (4.23 spg). 

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CONFERENCE STATISTICAL LEADERS

jen stoltenberg | forward

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

GOALS* 

Rk Name Opponent Year Goals 

1. Kirstie Kuhns Butler 2010 4 

Michele Potestio Puget Sound 1980 4 

Julie Ray Evergreen State 1980 4 

3. Michelle Potestio Portland 1980 3 

Rebecca Sawyer Portland 1980 3 

Chalise Baysa Tennessee 1998 3 

Chalise Baysa Auburn 1999 3 

7. 47 times by 29 different players 2 

* 1980-present. All other records are 1996-present. 

PENALTY KICK GOALS 

Rk Name Opponent Year Goals 


ASSISTS 

Rk Name Opponent Year Assists 

1. Chalise Baysa Arizona State 2001 3 

Teresa Bowns Gonzaga 2007 3 

3. Stacy Herbert Utah 1996 2 

Karen DePorter San Francisco State 1997 2 

Jori Gangness Air Force 1997 2 

Erin Anderson Oregon State 1998 2 

Jori Gangness Arizona 1998 2 

Crystal David San Jose State 2000 2 

Ann Westermark Eastern Washington 2001 2 

Sarah Denner Washington State 2001 2 

Lindsey Werdell Pacific 2003 2 

Nicole Garbin California 2003 2 

Allison Newton Idaho 2006 2 

Teresa Bowns Oklahoma 2008 2 

Jen Stoltenberg UC Riverside 2008 2 

Julie Armstrong Denver 2009 2 

Jen Stoltenberg Portland State 2009 2 

Bree Rowe Arizona 2009 2 

Mercedes Walters Arizona 2010 2 

Mercedes Walters Butler 2010 2 

Jen Stolenberg Butler 2010 2 

Nicole Bakke Butler 2010 2 

POINTS 

Rk Name Opponent Year Points 

1. Kirstie Kuhns Butler 2010 8 (4G, 0A) 

2. Jen Stoltenberg Butler 2010 6 (2G, 2A) 

Chalise Baysa Tennessee 1998 6 (3G, 0A) 

Chalise Baysa Auburn 1999 6 (3G, 0A) 

5. Megan Huss Oklahoma 1996 5 (2G, 1A) 

Sierra Marsh San Francisco State 1997 5 (2G, 1A) 

Erin Anderson San Francisco 1999 5 (2G, 1A) 

Nicole Garbin Sacramento State 2003 5 (2G, 1A) 

Danielle Sweeney UC Riverside 2007 5 (2G, 1A) 

Teresa Bowns Gonzaga 2007 5 (1G. 3A) 

Jen Stoltenberg Arizona 2009 5 (2G, 1A) 

Scout Libke Arizona 2009 5 (2G, 1A) 

SHOTS 

Rk Name Opponent Year Shots 

1. Beth Bowler Portland State 2001 11 

2. Jen Stoltenberg Kansas 2010 9 

Nicole Garbin Boise State 2003 9 

Jen Stoltenberg Colgate 2009 9 

5. Jen Stoltenberg UNLV 2010 8 

Jen Stoltenberg Southern Methodist 2010 8 

Beth Bowler Gonzaga 2001 8 

Nicole Garbin Pacific 2003 8 

Teresa Bowns Illinois State 2007 8 

Teresa Bowns UC Riverside 2008 8 

SAVES 

Rk Name Opponent Year Saves 

1. Sarah Peters Washington 2001 15 

Domenique Lainez Texas A&M 2003 15 

3. Amanda Fox Weber State 1997 14 

4. Amanda Fox Baylor 1997 13 

5. Jessie Chatfield California 2005 12 

Jessie Chatfield Stanford 2007 12 

7. Amanda Fox Montana 1996 11 

Amanda Fox Wake Forest 1998 11 

Sarah Peters Xavier 2000 11 

Sarah Peters James Madison 2000 11 

Sarah Peters Oregon State 2000 11 

Sarah Peters Stanford 2001 11 

Domenique Lainez Portland 2004 11 

Jessie Chatfield USC 2005 11 

GOALKEEPER ASSISTS 

Rk Name Opponent Year Assists 

1. Sarah Peters Gonzaga 2001 1 

Sarah Peters Arizona 2001 1 

Kirstie Kuhns holds the Oregon school record for points in a 

game (8), scoring four goals in a match against Butler in 2010. 

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

GOALS* 

Rk Name Year G Go. 

1. Michele Potestio 1980 17 22 

2. Jen Stoltenberg 2010 20 12 

Nicole Garbin 2006 20 12 

4. Nicole Garbin 2005 19 10 

Jen Stoltenberg 2008 20 10 


7. Erin Anderson 1996 18 9 

Chalise Baysa 1998 18 9 

9. Julie Ray 1980 17 8 




Rk Name Year G GWG 





Tiffany Smith 2007 20 4 


7. Andrea Valadez 2003 20 3 



Rk Name Year G G 

1. Lindsey Werdell 2002 18 2 


Lindsey Werdell 2003 19 2 


Danielle Sweeney 2007 20 2 

6. Allyssa White 1997 20 1 

Carrie McLanahan 1997 18 1 


Christine Mintz 2004 18 1 

Cristan Higa 2004 19 1 

Kirstie Kuhns 2008 19 1 

ASSISTS 

Rk Name Year G A 


2. Sierra Marsh 1997 20 7 


Teresa Bowns 2007 20 6 


Julie Armstrong 2009 18 6 


Carlie Ashcraft 2003 20 5 

Andrea Valadez 2003 20 5 




Danielle Sweeney 2007 20 4 

POINTS 

Rk Name Year G P 







7. Chalise Baysa 2001 18 20 



10. Chalise Baysa 1998 18 18 


SHOTS 

Rk Name Year G Shots 



3. Beth Bowler 2001 18 70 





8. Teresa Bowns 2008 20 60 


10. Teresa Bowns 2007 20 54 

MULTI-GOAL GAMES 

Rk Name Year G MGG 



3. Julie Ray 1980 17 2 

Iris Simmons 1980 17 2 







INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 

* 1980-present. All other records are 1996-present unless otherwise indicated. 

Erin Anderson recorded three multi-goal games during the 1996 season. 


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MULTI-ASSIST GAMES 

Rk Name Year G MAG 

1. Mercedes Walters 2010 18 2 


3. Many tied 1 

SAVES 

Rk Name Year G Saves 

1. Amanda Fox 1997 20 138 

2. Sarah Peters 2000 19 131 

3. Amanda Fox 1998 18 121 

4. Sarah Peters 2001 18 101 

5. Sarah Peters 2002 18 99 

6. Jessie Chatfield (Proulx) 2005 19 96 

7. Domenique Lainez 2003 20 90 

8. Amanda Fox 1999 19 89 


10. Amanda Fox 1996 18 86 

SHUTOUTS 

Rk Name Year G SO 


2. Cody Miles 2008 20 6 

3. Cody Miles 2009 15 5 

Jessie Chatfield (Proulx) 2006 15 5 

5. Amanda Fox 1998 18 4 


7. Amanda Fox 1996 18 3 

Sarah Peters 2001 18 3 

Domenique Lainez 2003 20 3 

Emily Zaler 2006 5 3 

GOALS ALLOWED AVERAGE 

(min. 10 games/900 min.) 

Rk Name Year Min GAA 

1. Jessie Chatfield (Proulx) 2006 1428 0.82 

2. Cody Miles 2009 1257 1.15 

3. Lindsay Parlee 2010 1193 1.36 


5. Amanda Fox 1999 1728 1.41 

6. Sarah Peters 2001 1618 1.45 

7. Cody Miles 2008 1845 1.51 

8. Amanda Fox 1998 1682 1.55 


10. Amanda Fox 1996 1704 2.01 

GOALS ALLOWED 


Rk Name Year G GA 


2. Cody Miles 2009 15 16 

3. Lindsay Parlee 2010 13 18 


5. Amanda Fox 1999 19 27 

6. Amanda Fox 1998 18 29 


8. Cody Miles 2008 20 31 


10. Sarah Peters 2002 18 37 

GOALKEEPER WINS 

Rk Name Year G W 



Cody Miles 2008 20 9 

Cody Miles 2009 15 9 




8. Amanda Fox 1999 19 7 

9. Amanda Fox 1998 18 6 


Amanda Fox 1996 18 5 

Amanda Fox 1997 20 5 


Rk Name Year G A 


YELLOW CARDS 

Rk Name Year G YC 

1. Stacy Hebert 1996 18 4 

Beth Bowler 2001 18 4 

3. Megan Huss 1996 18 3 


Christine Mintz 2004 18 3 



8. 15 times by 12 players 2 

RED CARDS 

Rk Name Year G RC 



Amanda Fox holds UO’s single-season record for saves with 138. 

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

GOALS * 

Rk Name Years GAMES GOALS 

1. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 34 

2. Jen Stoltenberg 2007-10 80 33 

3. Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 31 


5. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 21 

6. Allison Newton 2005-08 76 13 

Teresa Bowns 2006-09 80 13 

8. Sierra Marsh 1996-99 73 12 

9. Kristi Morris 1996-99 74 10 

10. Beth Bowler 1998-01 56 9 

Caitlin Gamble 2002-05 49 9 

Andrea Valadez 2003-05 55 9 

Tiffany Smith 2005-07 54 9 


Rk Name Years G GWG 

1. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 22 


3. Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 7 


5. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 6 

6. Sierra Marsh 1996-99 73 5 

7. Caitlin Gamble 2002-05 49 3 



Allison Newton 2005-08 76 3 


Rk Name Years GAMES GOALS 

1. Lindsey Werdell 2000-03 68 4 

Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 4 

3. Danielle Sweeney 2006-09 80 2 

4. Allyssa White 1997-00 76 1 

Carrie McLanahan 1996-99 64 1 

Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 1 

Christine Mintz 2002-04 56 1 

Cristan Higa 2002-05 73 1 

Kirstie Kuhns 2007-10 71 1 

ASSISTS 

Rk Name Years G A 


2. Teresa Bowns 2006-09 80 16 

3. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 15 


Danielle Sweeney 2006-09 80 12 

6. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 11 

Sierra Marsh 1996-99 73 11 

8. Jori Gangnes 1996-99 70 8 

Carlie Ashcraft 2002-04 54 8 


POINTS 

Rk Name Years G-A P 

1. Jen Stoltenberg 2007-10 33-18 84 

2. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 34-15 83 

3. Chalise Baysa 1998-01 31-7 69 

4. Erin Anderson 1996-99 21-11 53 

5. Teresa Bowns 2006-09 13-16 42 

6. Allison Newton 2005-08 13-12 38 

7. Sierra Marsh 1996-99 12-11 35 

8. Andrea Valadez 2003-05 9-8 26 

9. Beth Bowler 1998-01 9-7 25 

10. Kristi Morris 1996-99 10-4 24 

SHOTS 

Rk Name Years G S 

1. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 257 


3. Teresa Bowns 2006-09 80 180 

4. Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 168 

5. Sierra Marsh 1996-99 73 122 

6. Beth Bowler 1998-01 56 114 

7. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 100 

8. Andrea Valadez 2003-05 55 89 


10. Mele French 2002-04 47 82 

MULTI-GOAL GAMES* 

Rk Name Years G MGG 


2. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 6 

Jen Stoltenberg 2007-10 80 6 

4. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 4 

Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 4 

6. Teresa Bowns 2006-09 80 3 

7. Julie Ray 1980 17 2 

Iris Simmons 1980 17 2 

Kristi Morris 1996-99 74 2 

10. 16 players tied 1 

MULTI-ASSIST GAMES 

Rk Name Years G MAG 


2. Jori Gangness 1996-99 70 2 

Mercedes Walters 2007-10 67 2 

4. 16 players tied 1 

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 


Jen Stoltenberg has the most career assists of any UO player (18). 


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SAVES 

Rk Name Years G Saves 

1. Amanda Fox 1996-99 75 434 

2. Sarah Peters 1999-02 57 334 

3. Jessie Chatfield (Proulx) 2005-07, 09 61 253 

4. Domenique Lainez 2001-05 40 180 

5. Cody Miles 2008-10 43 150 


7. Jeanine Norstad 2000 7 20 

8. Emily Zaler 2006 5 15 

9. Emily Marrer 2003-04 4 10 

10. Tori Johnson 2007-09 5 3 

SHUTOUTS 

Rk Name Years G Sho. 


2. Cody Miles 2008-10 43 12 

3. Amanda Fox 1996-99 75 11 


5. Sarah Peters 1999-02 57 3 

Emily Zaler 2006 5 3 

GOALS ALLOWED AVERAGE 


Rk Name Years Min GAA 

1. Cody Miles 2008-10 3741 1.33 

2. Jessie Chatfield (Proulx) 2005-07, 09 5571 1.48 

3. Amanda Fox 1996-99 6964 1.93 

4. Sarah Peters 1999-02 4854 2.08 

5. Domenique Lainez 2002-04 3486 2.17 

GOALKEEPER WINS 

Rk Name Years G W 


2. Amanda Fox 1996-99 75 23 

3. Cody Miles 2008-10 43 20 

4. Sarah Peters 1999-02 57 13 



7. Emily Zaler 2006 5 4 


Rk Name Years G A 

1. Sarah Peters 1999-02 57 2 

GAMES PLAYED 

Rk Name Years G 

1. Teresa Bowns 2006-09 80 

Dani Oster 2006-09 80 

Danielle Sweeney 2006-09 80 

Jen Stoltenberg 2007-10 80 

5. Nicole Dobrzynski 2005-08 77 

6. Allyssa White 1997-00 76 

Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 

Allison Newton 2005-08 76 

9. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 

Amanda Fox 1996-99 75 

Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 

GAMES STARTED 

Rk Name Years G 

1. Danielle Sweeney 2006-09 80 

2. Nicole Dobrzynski 2005-08 77 

3. Allison Newton 2005-08 76 

4. Erin Anderson 1996-99 75 

Amanda Fox 1996-99 75 

Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 

7. Stacy Hebert 1996-99 74 

8. Sierra Marsh 1996-99 73 

Dylann Tharp 2004-07 73 

10. Kristi Morris 1996-99 72 

YELLOW CARDS 

Rk Name Year G YC 

1. Nicole Garbin 2001-06 76 10 

2. Stacy Hebert 1996-99 74 9 

3. Dylann Tharp 2004-07 74 6 

4. Chalise Baysa 1998-01 75 4 

Beth Bowler 1998-01 56 4 

Christine Mintz 2002-04 56 4 

Darcie Gardner 2005-08 71 4 

Danielle Sweeney 2006-09 80 4 

9. Katie Odishoo 1996-97 28 3 

Megan Huss 1996-98 39 3 

Lindsey Peterson 1999-02 55 3 

Arlene Tuttle 2001-02 26 3 

Nicole Dobrzynski 2005-08 77 3 

RED CARDS 

Rk Name Year G RC 


Danielle Sweeney started in 80 consecutive matches during her 

four-year career at Oregon. 

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

GOALS* 

Game 

9 at Portland, 10/26/80 

9 at Puget Sound, 10/3/81 

Season 

62 1980, 17 games 

ASSISTS 

Game 

7 Butler, 9/19/10 

Season 

31 2009, 20 games 

POINTS 

Game 

19 San Francisco State (7G, 5A), 8/29/97 

Season 

93 2001 (32G, 29A), 18 games 

SHOTS 

Game 

39 Portland State 10/7/01 

Season 

348 2001, 18 games 

OPPONENT TEAM GOALS 

Game 

8 UCLA, 10/15/00 

Season 

64 2000, 20 games 

OPPONENT TEAM ASSISTS 

Game 

8 at UCLA, 10/23/2009 

Season 

55 2000, 20 games 

OPPONENT TEAM POINTS 

Game 

23 UCLA (8G, 7A), 10/15/00 

Season 

183 2000, 20 games 

OPPONENT TEAM SHOTS 

Game 

35 Weber State, 10/5/97; 

35 UCLA, 10/15/00 

Season 

397 2000, 20 games 

OPPONENT TEAM FEWEST SHOTS 

Game 

1 Idaho, 9/24/06 

Season 

209 2009, 20 games 

FEWEST SHOTS 

Game 

1 vs. James Madison, 9/26/97 

1 Stanford, 9/2/97 

1 at Portland, 10/13/98 

1 at Stanford, 10/20/02 

Season 

147 2002, 18 games 

SAVES 

Game 

15 at Washington 11/9/01; 

15 vs. Texas A&M 9/9/03 

Season 

151 2000, 20 games 

FOULS 

Game 

23 Oregon State 10/20/2000; 

23 Eastern Washington, 9/30/2001; 

23 Oregon State, 11/2/2007 

Season 

248 2006, 20 games 

* 1980-present. All other records are 1996-present unless 

otherwise indicated. 

OPPONENT TEAM SAVES 

Game 

15 Portland State, 10/7/01 

Season 

126 2001, 18 games 

OPPONENT TEAM FOULS 

Game 

23 Oregon State, 10/10/03; 

23 Oregon State, 10/21/05 

Season 

256 2005, 19 games 

OPPONENT TEAM FEWEST FOULS 

Game 

1 Stanford, 11/8/98 

Season 

149 1998, 18 games 

OPPONENT TEAM CORNER KICKS 

Game 

15 North Carolina, 9/10/00 

Season 

135 1997, 20 games 

OPPONENT TEAM YELLOW CARDS 

Game 

6 Oregon State 10/21/05 

Season 

18 2008, 20 games 

FEWEST FOULS 

Game 

1 Florida State, 11/6/00; 

1 UCLA, 10/14/05 

1 UCLA, 10/15/10 

Season 

142 1998, 18 games 

CORNER KICKS 

Game 

15 Portland State, 10/3/98; 

15 at San Jose State, 9/18/01 

Season 

108 2003, 20 games 

YELLOW CARDS 

Game 

4 at Gonzaga, 9/27/96 

Season 

19 2001, 18 games 

RED CARDS 

Game 

2 at Washington State, 10/17/03 

2 vs. Oregon State, 10/15/04 

Season 

3 2004, 19 games 

OPPONENT TEAM RED CARDS 

Game 

1 Four times 

Season 

1 Four times 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GOALS 

Game 

5 Christine Sinclair, Portland, 8/31/05 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS 

Game 

3 Jena Kluegel, North Carolina, 9/10/00; 

3 Regina Holan, California, 11/5/00; 

3 Chrsitine Sinclair, Portland, 9/24/04 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL POINTS 

Game 

11 Christine Sinclair (5G, 1A), Portland, 8/31/05 

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL SHOTS 

Game 

10 Courtney Saunders, Baylor, 9/19/97; 

10 Marcia Ward, Stanford, 10/20/02; 

10 Lauren Cheney, UCLA, 11/3/06 

OPPONENT SAVES 

Game 

15 Gretchen Pietras, Portland St., 10/7/01 

TEAM / OPPONENT RECORDS 

TEAM / OPPONENT RECORDS 

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TEAM RECORDS 

GOALS* 

Game 

1. 9 at Portland, 10/29/1980 

9 at Puget Sound, 10/3/1981 

3. 8 Puget Sound, 10/5/1980 

8 at Evergreen State, 10/11/1980 

5. 7 Washington State, 9/26/1981 

7 San Francisco State, 8/29/1997 

Season 

1. 62 1980, 17 games 

2. 32 2001, 18 games 

3. 30 2007, 20 games 

4. 29 2010, 20 games 

5. 28 2003, 20 games 

* 1980-present. All other records are 

1996-present unless otherwise indicated. 

ASSISTS 

Game 

1. 7 Butler, 9/19/2010 

2. 6 Arizona, 10/30/1998 

6 San Jose State, 8/25/2000 

4. 5 Seven times 

Season 

1. 31 2009, 20 games 

2. 29 2001, 18 games 

29 2003, 20 games 

4. 28 2010, 20 games 

5. 24 2007, 20 games 

POINTS 

Game 

1. 19 San Francisco St. (7G, 5A), 8/29/1997 

19 Butler (6 G, 7 A), 9/19/2010 

3. 16 San Jose State (5G, 6A), 8/25/2000 

4. 15 Eastern Wash. (5G, 5A), 9/30/2001 

15 at Arizona, 11/6/2009 

Season 

1. 93 2001 (32G, 29A), 18 games 

2. 86 2010 (29 G, 28A), 20 games 

3. 85 2003 (28G, 29A), 20 games 

85 2009 (27 G, 31 A), 20 games 

5. 84 2007 (30G, 24A), 20 games 

SHOTS 

Game 

1. 39 Portland State, 10/7/2001 

2. 32 UC Riverside, 9/12/2008 

3. 30 Gonzaga, 8/31/2001 

4. 29 Oregon State, 10/20/2000 

5. 28 vs. Wisc.-Green Bay, 9/22/2002 

28 at Oregon State, 10/10/2003 

Season 

1. 348 2001, 18 games 

2. 284 2008, 20 games 

3. 278 2010, 20 games 

4. 277 2003, 20 games 

5. 261 2000, 20 games 

FEWEST SHOTS 

Game 

1. 1 vs. James Madison, 9/26/1997 

1 Stanford, 9/2/1997 

1 at Portland, 10/13/1998 

1 at Stanford, 10/20/2002 

5. 2 UC Irvine, 9/3/1996 

2 at Stanford, 11/8/1998 

2 at North Carolina, 10/10/2000 

2 at UCLA, 11/1/2002 

2 Portland, 8/31/2005 

Season 

1. 147 2002, 18 games 

2. 175 1996, 18 games 

3. 176 1997, 20 games 

176 1998, 18 games 

5. 189 2004, 19 games 

SAVES 

Game 

1. 15 at Washington, 11/9/2001 

15 vs. Texas A&M 9/9/2003 

3. 14 at Weber State, 10/5/1997 

14 at UCLA, 10/15/2000 

5. 13 vs. Baylor, 9/19/1997 

Season 

1. 151 2000, 20 games 

2. 137 1997, 20 games 

3. 121 1998, 18 games 

4. 107 2001, 18 games 

5. 105 2002, 18 games 

FOULS 

Game 

1. 23 Oregon State, 10/20/2000 

23 Eastern Washington, 9/30/2001 


4. 20 at Southern Methodist, 9/21/2003 

20 Washington, 10/24/2004 

20 at Portland, 10/1/2006 

20 at California, 10/27/2006 

20 Pacific, 9/5/2010 

Season 

1. 248 2006, 20 games 

2. 227 2005, 19 games 

3. 217 2001, 18 games 

4. 215 2003, 19 games 

5. 204 1997, 20 games 

FEWEST FOULS 

Game 

1. 1 Florida State, 11/6/2000 

1 UCLA, 10/14/2005 

1 UCLA, 10/15/2010 

4. 2 Pacific (Ore.), 9/16/1996 

2 Stanford, 10/10/2008 

Season 

1. 142 1998, 18 games 

2. 159 2009, 20 games 

3. 160 1999, 19 games 

4. 162 1996, 18 games 

162 2010, 20 games 

CORNER KICKS 

Game 

1. 15 Portland State, 10/3/1998 


3. 13 at Oregon State, 10/10/2003 

4. 12 Utah State, 8/29/2008 

5. 10 Oklahoma, 10/20/1996 

10 Stanford, 10/8/1999 

10 Oregon State, 10/20/2006 

10 Pacific, 9/5/2010 

Season 

1. 108 2003, 20 games 

2. 90 2001, 18 games 

3. 87 2000, 20 games 

4. 85 1999, 19 games 

85 2008, 20 games 

YELLOW CARDS 

Game 

1. 4 at Gonzaga, 9/27/1996 

2. 3 at Montana, 9/7/2001 



Season 

1. 19 2001, 18 games 

2. 13 2006, 20 games 

3. 11 1996, 18 games 

11 2004, 19 games 

5. 10 2005, 19 games 

10 2009, 20 games 

RED CARDS 

Game 

1. 2 at Washington State, 10/17/2003 

2 vs. Oregon State, 10/15/2004 

Season 

1. 3 2004, 19 games 

2. 2 1996, 18 games 

2 2003, 20 games 

TOP PAPE’ FIELD CROWDS 

Game 

1. 2,055 Oregon State (10/15/2004) 

2. 1,937 Portland (10/5/2007) 

3. 1,588 North Carolina (9/29/2002) 

4. 1,280 Oregon State (10/8/2010) 

5. 1,279 Portland (8/22/2009) 

6. 1,243 Oregon State (10/20/2006) 

7. 1,239 Ghana National Team (9/3/2003) 

8. 1,139 Washington (10/11/2002) 

9. 1,129 Portland (8/31/2005) 

1,129 Washington (10/13/2006) 

Season 

1. 6,557 2010, 10 games 

2. 6,506 2005, 10 games 

3. 6,100 2006, 8 games 

4. 5,938 2004, 9 games 

5. 5,805 2002, 9 games 

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TEAM RECORDS

FASTEST GOALS 

Oregon 

0:23 Own goal vs. Saint Mary’s, 9/7/2008+ 

0:24 Jen Stoltenberg vs. Arizona State, 10/31/2008 

1:00 Kristi Morris vs. Oklahoma, 10/20/1996+ 

1:13 Chalise Baysa vs. Arizona State, 10/6/2000 

Opponent 

0:18 Caroline Lea, California, 10/31/2004 

0:27 Micone, Arizona, 10/30/1998 

0:39 Kathleen Celio, Santa Clara, 9/1/2000+ 

0:53 Megan Orach, USC, 10/19/1997 

1:00 Megan Orach, USC, 10/25/1998+ 

+Game-winning goal 

LATEST GOALS IN REGULATION 

Oregon 

89:56 Caitlin Gamble vs. South Dakota State, 9/23/2005 

88:55 Nicole Garbin vs. UCLA, 11/9/2003% 

88:51 Kristi Morris at Utah, 10/3/1997 

88:30 Allyssa White vs. San Francisco State, 8/29/1997 

88:00 Jamie Kawamura at USC. 9/15/1996 

87:53 Sierra Marsh at Arizona, 10/24/1997+ 

Opponent 

89:59 Erin Coley, Xavier, 9/22/2000 

89:55 Christy Stoffel, Stanford, 11/2/1997 

89:43 Emily Patterson, Portland, 9/22/1999 

89:33 Joline Charlton, Wake Forest, 9/10/1999 

89:33 Sophia Mundy, Portland State, 9/26/2004 

89:30 Sarah Smart, Portland State, 9/4/2005% 

89:18 Liz Costa, James Madison, 9/26/1997 

89:05 Tami Pivnick, California, 11/6/1998% 

89:00 Paula Thorrington, USC, 9/15/1996 

89:00 Karey Dyson, Oregon State, 11/10/1996 

+Game-winning goal 

%Game-tying goal 

SHORTEST TIME BETWEEN GOALS 

Oregon 

0:45 vs. UC Riverside, 9/7/2007 (47:09-47:54) 

1:04 vs. Iona, 9/10/2006 (77:30-78:34) 

1:11 vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, 9/22/2002 (12:59-14:10) 

1:25 vs. Weber State, 10/5/2003 (62:00-63:25) 

1:42 vs. San Diego, 9/28/2001 (73:27-75:09) 

Opponent 

0:27 Portland State, 10/4/2002 (59:20-59:47) 

0:28 UCLA, 10/15/2000 (51:31-51:59) 

0:37 San Diego, 8/29/2000 (31:58-32:35) 

0:41 Central Connecticut State, 9/17/2004 (38:49-39:30) 

0:46 North Carolina, 9/29/2002 (62:46-63:32) 

0:54 UCLA, 10/15/2000 (51:59-52:53) 

Opposing Teams 

0:08 Florida State at 7:16 and Oregon at 7:24, 9/1/2002 

0:12 California at 80:24 and Oregon at 80:36, 10/12/2008 

0:20 Stanford at 30:43 and Oregon at 31:43, 10/14/2001 

0:21 Oregon at 4:13 and Purdue at 4:34, 9/21/2007 

0:24 Oregon at 30:24 and Utah at 30:48, 11/15/2002 

0:37 Texas A&M at 38:40 and Oregon at 39:17, 9/21/1997 

0:38 San Francisco State at 54:07 and Oregon at 54:45, 8/29/1997 

0:47 San Jose State at 55:41 and Oregon at 56:28, 8/25/2000 

0:49 Oregon State at 51:58 and Oregon at 52:47, 10/20/2000 

SHORTEST THREE-GOAL SPAN 

Oregon 

3:46 vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, 9/22/2002 (10:24-14:10) 

7:44 at Washington State, 11/11/2001 (57:48-65:32) 

9:50 at San Jose State, 9/18/2001 (27:38-37:28) 

8:56 vs. Iona, 9/10/2006 (69:38-78:34) 

10:34 at Illinois State, 9/23/2007 (16:12-26:46) 

Opponent 

1:21 UCLA, 10/15/2000 (51:31-52:53) 

3:44 UCLA, 10/17/1997 (43:22-47:06) 

4:35 UCLA, 10/17/1997 (45:25-50:00) 

6:12 Stanford, 10/11/2009 (16:17-22:29) 

6:20 UC Irvine, 9/3/1996 (33:18-39:38) 

7:37 San Diego, 8/29/2000 (16:22-23:59) 

SHORTEST FOUR-GOAL SPAN 

Oregon 

14:43 vs. Butler, 9/19/2010 (11:43-26:26) 

15:14 vs. Butler, 9/19/2010 (14:35-29:49) 

18:59 vs. Butler, 9/19/2010 (3:36-22:35) 

24:56 at Illinois State, 9/23/2007 (16:12-41:08) 

33:45 vs. San Francisco State, 8/29/1997 (54:45-88:30) 

Opponent 

6:38 UCLA 10/17/1997 (43:22-50:00) 

9:57 San Diego, 8/29/2000 (22:38-32:35) 

11:34 Sacramento State, 10/26/1996 (7:49-19:23) 

15:36 San Diego, 8/29/2000 (16:22-31:58) 

GOLDEN GOALS (1998-present) 

Oregon 

Julie McLellan at Washington State, 10/22/1999 (2-1, 91:59) 

Annie Murphy at Arizona State, 10/21/2001 (3-2, 102:33) 

Mele French at Oregon State, 10/10/2003 (4-3, 92:25) 

Caitlin Gamble at Weber State, 9/3/2004 (3-2, 98:48) 

Katie Abrahamson vs. Gonzaga, 10/3/2004 (1-0, 93:15) 

Nicole Garbin vs. Portland State, 9/4/2005 (2-1, 94:57) 

Tiffany Smith at Portland State, 9/29/2006 (1-0, 106:53) 

Nicole Garbin vs. Oregon State, 10/20/2006 (2-1, 93:50) 

Nicole Garbin vs. UCLA, 11/3/2006 (2-1, 107:16) 

Teresa Bowns vs. UC Riverside, 10/12/2008 (3-2, 105:30) 

Kirstie Kuhns vs. Weber State, 10/3/2009 (1-0, 107:20) 

Scout Libke vs. San Diego State, 9/17/2010 (1-0, 94:08) 

Opponent 

Meghan Suddes, Wake Forest, 9/12/1998 (3-2, 92:08) 

Tami Pivnick, California, 11/6/1998 (2-1, 92:25) 

Theresa Wagner, Washington, 10/24/1999 (1-0, 118:50) 

Summer Vilkins, Saint Mary’s, 9/1/1999 (3-2, 106:46) 

Ali Fennell, USC, 11/3/2002 (1-0, 95:12) 

Iris Mora, UCLA, 11/9/2003 (3-2, 103:43) 

Alix Rustrum, Washington State, 10/30/2005 (1-0, 91:33) 

Carly Dobratz, Washington State, 10/24/2008 (2-1, 101:30) 

Whitney Wernimont, Oklahoma State, 8/27/2010 (1-0, 103:34) 

MISCELANEOUS RECORDS 


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OVERTIME GOALS (1996-1997) 

Oregon 

Sierra Marsh vs. Pacific (Ore.), 9/16/1996 (2-0, 115:04) 

Joni Abel vs. Pacific (Ore.), 9/16/1996 (2-0, 117:58) 

Jori Gangness at Gonzaga, 9/27/1996 (3-3, 109:00) 

Opponent 

Kiera Silva, Gonzaga, 9/27/1996 (3-3, 110:00) 

Britt Talley, Baylor, 9/19/1997 (2-1, 93:16) 

Note: Overtimes consisted of two 15-minute periods from 1996-2001, and 

were shortened to two 10-minute periods beginning in 2002. The “Golden 

Goal” or “Sudden Victory” rule was adopted prior to the 1998 season. 

MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN A WIN 

3 vs. San Jose State, 8/25/2000 (5-3); 

3 at Oregon State, 10/10/2003 (4-3 OT) 

MOST GOALS SCORED IN A LOSS 

3 vs. Harvard, 11/22/1981 (4-3 OT); 

3 at Utah, 10/17/1997 (4-3) 

HIGHEST SCORE IN A TIE 

3-3 at Gonzaga, 10/4/1996 

3-3 at Long Beach State, 9/14/2008 

LOWEST SCORE IN A TIE 

0-0 vs. Western Washington, 10/17/1981; 

0-0 at Washington, 10/25/1981; 

0-0 at Arizona, 11/7/1999; 

0-0 vs. Washington State, 10/15/2006; 

0-0 at California, 10/21/2006; 

0-0 vs. Stanford, 11/9/2007 

0-0 vs. Oregon State, 10/17/2008 

0-0 vs. SMU, 8/29/10 

MOST GOALS, BOTH TEAMS* 

10 Oregon (9) at Puget Sound (1), 10/3/1981 


MOST ASSISTS, BOTH TEAMS 

9 Oregon (1) vs. UCLA (8), 10/23/2009 

8 Oregon (6) vs. San Jose State (2), 11/25/2000; 

8 Oregon (3) vs. UCLA (5), 11/9/2003 

8 Oregon (7) vs. Butler (1), 9/19/2010 

MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS 

24 (9G, 6A), Oregon (7G, 5A) vs. San Francisco State (2G, 1A), 11/29/1997; 

24 (8G, 8A), Oregon (5G, 6A), vs. San Jose State (3G, 2A), 11/25/2000 

MOST SAVES, BOTH TEAMS 

23 Oregon (12) vs. Oregon State (11), 10/20/2000 

MOST YELLOW CARDS, BOTH TEAMS 

9 Oregon (3) at Oregon State (6), 10/21/2005 

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY* 

9 (9-0) at Portland, 10/26/1980 


LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT* 

8 (8-0) at UCLA, 10/15/2000 


MISCELLANEOUS SEASON 

Most Games 20 1997, 2000, ‘03, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 

Most Wins 13 1980, 1981 

Most Losses 15 2000 

Most Ties 4 2007 

Fewest Wins 2 2002 

Fewest Losses 1 1980 

Fewest Ties 0 2003 

Most Home Wins 7 1980 

Most Home Losses 6 2002 

Most Road Wins 6 1980 

Most Road Losses 8 2000 

Most Conference Wins 6 2006 

Most Conference Losses 8 2005, 2009 

Most Conference Ties 4 2007 

Most Shutouts 8 2006 

Most Games Being Shutout 10 2000, 2004 

Most Overtimes Games 5 2004, 2006 

Most Overtime Wins 3 2006 

Most Overtime Losses 2 1998, 1999 

Jessie Chatfield Proulx recorded eight shutouts during the 2006 season. 

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MISCELANEOUS RECORDS

WINS 

Rk No. Streak Dates 

1. 10 11/15/1980-10/13/1981 

2. 6 9/4/2005-10/2/2005 

6 9/6/2009-9/25/2009 

4. 5 8/29/2003-9/14/2003 

5 11/3/2006-9/7/2007 

6. 4 9/28/1980-10/11/1980 

4 10/31/1981-11/15/1981 

4 9/18/2001-9/30/2001 

4 9/8/2006-9/17/2006 

UNBEATEN 


1. 21 (17-0-4), 11/18/1980-11/15/1981 

2. 10 (8-0-2), 9/28/1980-11/1/1980 

3. 8 (7-0-1), 8/30/2009-9/25/2009 

4. 7 (6-0-1), 9/2/2005-10/2/2005 

7 (6-0-1), 9/5/2008-10/3/2008 

6. 6 (4-0-2), 10/6/2006-10/27/2006 

5 (5-0-0), 8/29/2003-9/14/2003 

5 (5-0-0), 11/3/2006-9/7/2007 

LOSSES 


1. 7 8/29/2000-9/22/2000 

7 10/9/2009-11/1/2009 

3. 6 10/30/2005-9/3/2006 

4. 5 10/25/1996-11/8/1996 

5 9/19/1997-10/3/1997 

5 10/13/1998-10/25/1998 

5 9/19/2003-10/3/2003 

5 9/5/2004-9/26/2004 

5 10/7/2005-10/21/2005 

MATCHES WITHOUT A WIN 


1. 10 (0-9-1), 9/19/1997-10/19/1997 

2. 9 (0-7-2), 10/8/2004-11/7/2004 

3. 7 (0-7-0), 8/29/2000-9/22/2000 

7 (0-6-1), 10/13/2000-11/5/2000 

7 (0-6-1), 9/29/2002-10/20/2002 

7 (0-7-0), 10/9/2009-11/1/2009 

TIES 


1. 2 9/21/1996-9/27/1996 

2 10/2/1998-10/3/1998 

2 10/21/2007-10/26/2007 

2 11/2/2007-11/9/2007 

HOME WINS 


1. 7 11/15/1980-10/11/1981 

2. 4 9/28/1980-11/9/1980 

4 10/20/2006-9/7/2007 

4. 3 10/30/1998-9/19/1999 

3 10/31/1999-8/27/2000 

3 8/31/2001-9/30/2001 

3 8/29/2003-9/7/2003 

3 9/11/2009-9/25/2009 

HOME UNBEATEN 


1. 15 (13-0-2), 9/28/1980-10/18/1981 

2. 7 (6-0-1), 9/24/2006-9/7/2007 

3. 5 (3-0-2), 9/4/1998-10/9/1998 

4. 4 (2-0-2), 10/7/2007-11/9/2007 

5. 3 (3-0-0), 10/30/1998-9/19/1999 

3 (3-0-0), 10/31/1999-8/27/2000 

3 (3-0-0), 8/31/2001-9/30/2001 

3 (3-0-0), 8/29/2003-9/7/2003 

3 (2-0-1), 9/2/2005-9/23/2005 

HOME LOSSES 


1. 6 10/14/2005-9/22/2006 

2. 5 10/12/2001-9/6/2002 

3. 4 10/17/1997-11/2/1997 

4 10/9/2009-11/1/2009 

HOME WITHOUT A WIN 


1. 10 (0-8-2), 10/12/2001-10/13/2002 

2. 6 (0-6-0), 10/14/2005-9/22/2006 

3. 5 (0-3-2), 10/15/2004-11/7/2004 

5 (0-4-1), 10/17/2008-11/9/2008 

5. 4 (0-4-0), 10/17/1997-11/2/1997 

4 (0-3-1), 10/3/1999-10/19/1999 

4 (0-3-1), 11/7/2003-8/29/2004 

4 (0-4-0), 10/9/2009-11/1/2009 

ROAD WINS 


1. 4 11/8/1980-10/13/1981 

2. 3 9/9/2005-10/2/2005 

3 9/15/2006-9/29/2006 

4. 2 10/18/1980-10/19/1980 

2 10/26/1980-11/1/1980 

2 10/16/1999-10/22/1999 

2 9/12/2003-9/14/2003 

2 10/6/2006-10/8/2006 

2 8/31/2007-9/14/2007 

2 8/30/2009-9/6/2009 

ROAD UNBEATEN 


1. 7 (5-0-2), 10/11/1980-11/1/1980 

2. 6 (5-0-1), 11/8/1980-10/31/1981 

3. 3 (3-0-0), 9/9/2005-10/2/2005 

3 (3-0-0), 9/15/2006-9/29/2006 

3 (2-0-1), 10/6/2006-10/27/2006 

ROAD LOSSES 


1. 8 10/25/1997-11/8/1998 

8 8/29/2000-11/5/2000 

8 9/5/2004-10/31/2004 

4. 6 9/1/2002-11/3/2002 

ROAD WITHOUT A WIN 


1. 13 (0-11-2), 10/24/1999-9/7/2001 

2. 8 (0-8-0), 10/25/1997-11/8/1998 

8 (0-8-0), 9/5/2004-10/31/2004 

4. 7 (0-6-1), 8/31/1997-10/12/1997 

5. 6 (0-6-0), 9/1/2002-11/3/2002 

TEAM STREAKS 

TEAM STREAKS 

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TEAM / INDIVIDUAL STREAKS 

CONFERENCE WINS 


1. 3 10/6/2006-10/13/2006 

3 10/24/2010-10/31/2010 

3. 2 11/9/1997-10/9/1998 

2 10/30/1998-11/1/1998 

2 10/16/1999-10/22/1999 

2 11/3/2006-11/5/2006 

CONFERENCE UNBEATEN 


1. 6 (4-0-2), 10/6/2006-10/27/2006 

2. 3 (1-0-2), 10/19/2007-10/26/2007 

3. 2 (2-0-0), 11/9/1997-10/9/1998 

2 (2-0-0), 10/30/1998-11/1/1998 

2 (2-0-0), 10/16/1999-10/22/1999 

2 (1-0-1), 11/9/2001-11/11/2001 

2 (2-0-0), 11/3/2006-11/5/2006 

CONFERENCE LOSSES 


1. 7 10/27/2000-10/19/2001 

7 10/9/2009-11/1/2009 

2. 6 11/7/2004-10/21/2005 

3. 5 11/7/2003-10/15/2004 

CONFERENCE WITHOUT A WIN 


1. 16 (0-14-2), 11/7/2003-10/21/2005 

2. 10 (0-9-1), 10/13/2000-10/19/2001 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING A GOAL 


1. 25 9/28/1980-10/13/1981 

2. 11 9/23/2008-10/5/2008 

3. 8 11/10/1996-9/21/1997 

8 9/2/2005-10/7/2005 

8 9/3/2006-9/29/2006 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES ALLOWING A GOAL 


1. 19 8/30/2002-8/29/2003 

2. 16 9/19/1997-9/4/1998 

3. 13 9/7/2003-10/24/2003 

4. 12 8/25/2000-10/6/2000 

5. 11 11/7/2003-10/1/2004 

11 9/7/2007-10/14/2007 

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS 


1. 3 10/5/1980-10/11/1980 

3 10/10/1981-10/11/1981 

3 10/17/1980-10/25/1981 

3 9/9/2005-9/23/2005 

3 9/19/2008-10/3/2008 

5. 2 Seven times 

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES 


1. 355:47 9/4/2005-9/30/2005 

2. 314:33 11/5/2006-9/7/2007 

3. 280:13 9/14/2008-10/5/2008 

4. 265:00 9/10/2006-9/22/2006 

5. 262:01 9/22/2006-10/1/2006 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL 

Rk No. Player, Streak Dates 

1. 5 Jen Stoltenberg, 9/17/2010-10/8/2010 

2. 4 Michele Potestio, 11/11/1980-11/22/1980 

3. 3 Michele Potestio, 10/18/1980-10/25/1980 

3 Erin Anderson, 9/19/1996-9/27/1996 

3 Nicole Garbin, 9/4/2005-9/11/2005 

3 Nicole Garbin, 10/6/2006-10/13/2006 

3 Jen Stoltenberg, 9/6/2009-9/13/2009 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST 


1. 5 Sierra Marsh, 9/4/1997-9/21/1997 

2. 3 Erin Anderson, 9/4/1998-9/12/1998 

3 Andrea Valadez, 8/29/2003-9/7/2003 

3 Julie Armstrong, 9/11/2009-9/18/2009 

4. 2 12 times by 10 players 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT 


1. 8 Jen Stoltenberg, 8/30/2009-9/25/2009 (6 G, 4 A) 

2. 5 Jen Stoltenberg, 9/17/2010-10/8/2010 

5 Sierra Marsh, 9/4/1997-9/21/1997 (0G, 5A) 

4. 4 Erin Anderson, 11/9/1997-9/12/1998 (1G, 3A) 

4 Nicole Garbin, 9/18/2001-9/30/2001 (4G, 2A) 

4 Andrea Valadez, 8/29/2003-9/12/2003 (1G, 3A) 

4 Nicole Garbin, 9/15/2006-9/24/2006 (3G, 1A) 

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS 


1. 3 Jessie Chatfield, 9/9/2005-9/23/2005 

2. 2 Six times 

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT MINUTES 

Rk No. Player , Streak Dates 

1. 355:47 Jessie Chatfield, 9/4/2005-9/30/2005 



4. 265:00 Emily Zaler, 9/10/2006-9/22/2006 

5. 264:28 Amanda Fox, 10/30/1998-11/6/1998 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED 

Rk No. Player 

1. 80 Teresa Bowns, 2006-2009 

80 Danielle Sweeney, 2006-2009 

80 Dani Oster, 2006-2009 

80 Jen Stoltenberg, 2007-10 

5. 77 Nicole Dobrzynski, 2005-2008 

6. 76 Allison Newton, 2005-2008 

7. 75 Erin Anderson, 1996-1999 

75 Amanda Fox, 1996-1999 

75 Chalise Baysa, 1998-2001 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED 

Rk No. Player 

1. 80 Danielle Sweeney, 2006-2009 

2. 77 Nicole Dobrzynski, 2005-2008 

3. 76 Allison Newton, 2005-2008 

4. 75 Erin Anderson, 1996-1999 

75 Amanda Fox, 1996-1999 

75 Chalise Baysa, 1998-2001 

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TEAM / INDIVIDUAL STREAKS

GOALS* 

Yr. Player GP GS Goals 

1980 Michele Potestio 17 17 22 

1996 Erin Anderson 18 18 9 

1997 Sierra Marsh 20 20 5 

Kristi Morris 20 20 5 

1998 Chalise Baysa 18 17 9 




2002 Sarah Denner 18 16 2 

Mele French 17 3 2 

Amanda Orand 18 9 2 

Arlene Tuttle 17 12 2 

2003 Nicole Garbin 19 19 7 


2004 Kami Kapaku 19 19 4 



2007 Teresa Bowns 20 17 5 

Allison Newton 20 20 5 

2008 Jen Stoltenberg 20 20 10 



* 1980-present. All other records are 1996-present 

unless otherwise indicated. 

ASSISTS 

Yr. Player GP GS A 

1996 Stacey Hebert 17 17 4 

Megan Huss 18 16 4 




2000 Crystal David 16 9 3 


2002 Cristan Higa 18 18 2 

Amanda Orand 18 9 2 


2004 Carlie Ashcraft 16 11 2 

2005 Tiffany Smith 19 19 3 

2006 Allison Newton 20 20 4 




2009 Julie Armstrong 18 13 6 



POINTS 

Yr. Player GP GS P 







2002 Amanda Orand 18 9 6 


2004 Kami Kapaku 19 19 9 







SHOTS 

Year Name GP GS Shots 





Sierra Marsh 17 17 39 

2000 Ann Westermark 20 11 37 

2001 Beth Bowler 18 18 70 

2002 Mele French 17 3 21 


2004 Kami Kapaku 19 19 37 









Year Name GP GS GWG 





Julie McLellan 19 17 2 



2002 Amanda Orand 18 9 1 

Arlene Tuttle 17 12 1 


2004 Katie Abrahamson 19 16 1 

Caitlin Gamble 4 4 1 

Kami Kapaku 19 19 1 



2007 Tiffany Smith 20 19 4 



2010 Scout Libke 20 20 2 


Brynne Konkel 17 5 2 

GOALKEEPER MINUTES 

1996 Amanda Fox 1704 




2000 Sarah Peters 1543 



2003 Domenique Lainez 1803 


2005 Jessie Chatfield 1737 



2008 Cody Miles 1845 


2010 Lindsay Parlee 1193 

SAVES 
















GOALS AGAINST 

(Min. 500 minutes played) 
















GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 

(Min. 500 minutes played) 

1996 Amanda Fox 2.01 




2000 Sarah Peters 2.86 



2003 Domenique Lainez 2.05 

2004 Domenique Lainez 2.29 

2005 Jessie Chatfield 1.71 



2008 Cody Miles 1.51 



SHUTOUTS 





2000 None 0 


2002 None 0 









YEAR - BY - YEAR LEADERS 

YEAR - BY - YEAR LEADERS 

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HONORS AND AWARDS 

CONFERENCE HONORS 

Pac-10 Player of the Year 

2006 Nicole Garbin, F 

Pac-10 Coach of the Year 

2006 Tara Erickson 

All-Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (NWCSC) 

1980 Therese Bottomly, F First Team 

Michele Potestio, F 

First Team 

Victoria Taylor, M 

First Team 

Louise Later, D 

Honorable Mention 

1981 Charlene Carter, D First Team 

Patti DiVito, D 

First Team 

Peggy Fisher, D 

First Team 

Lori Kats, GK 

First Team 

Meg Metz, D 

First Team 


First Team 

Pac-10 All-Conference 

1998 Chalise Baysa, F Second Team 


2000 Chalise Baysa, F Honorable Mention 

Beth Bowler, F 


Starr Johnson, D 


Julie McLellan, F 


Allyssa White, M 



2002 Sarah Peters, GK Honorable Mention 

2003 Nicole Garbin, F Second Team 


Jessie Chatfield, GK 


2006 Nicole Garbin, F First Team 

Danielle Sweeney, D 


Dylann Tharp, D 


2007 Dylann Tharp, D Second Team 

2008 Jen Stoltenberg, F Honorable Mention 

2009 Jen Stoltenberg, F Honorable Mention 

2010 Jen Stoltenberg, F First Team 

Pac-10 All-Freshman 

2005 Jessie Chatfield, GK First Team 

2006 Danielle Sweeney, D First Team 

2008 Cody Miles, GK ------------- 

2009 Scout Libke, M ------------- 

Pac-10 Player of the Week 

1998 Chalise Baysa, F (Sept. 8) 

2003 Nicole Garbin, F (Sept. 16) 

2005 Jessie Chatfield, GK (Sept. 27) 

2006 Emily Zaler (Sept. 19) 

Nicole Garbin (Oct. 10) 

Nicole Garbin (Oct. 24) 

Nicole Garbin (Nov. 7) 

2008 Jen Stoltenberg (Nov. 4) 

Pac-10 Medal Winner 

(annual top senior female student-athlete at each institution) 

2001-02 Chalise Baysa, F 

2005-06 Caitlin Gamble, M 

2006-07 Nicole Garbin, F 

Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

2008-09 Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Administration 3.81 GPA 

NATIONAL HONORS 

National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-America 

1980 Michele Potestio, F Second Team 

1981 Meg Metz, D First Team 


Third Team 

AIAW All-Tournament Team 

1981 Becky Treick, F 

Soccer America National Player of the Week 

2006 Nicole Garbin, F (Nov. 8) 

Soccer America National Team of the Week 

2006 Nicole Garbin, F (Oct. 11) 

Nicole Garbin, F (Nov. 8) 

Soccer Buzz National Team of the Week 

2001 Chalise Baysa, F (Oct. 1) 

2006 Nicole Garbin, F (Oct. 10) 

Nicole Garbin, F (Nov. 7) 

REGIONAL HONORS 

NSCAA West Region Coach of the Year 


Soccer Buzz West Region Coach of the Year 


NSCAA All-West Region Team 


Soccer Buzz All-West Region Team 

2006 Nicole Garbin, F First Team 

Soccer Buzz All Freshman West 

1998 Chalise Baysa, F First Team 

2006 Danielle Sweeney, D First Team 

Chalise Baysa was a three-time Pac-10 All-Conference selection. 

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HONORS AND AWARDS

TEAM AWARDS 

1980 Michele Potestio Team MVP 

1996 Melissa Sherman Offensive MVP 

Katie Odishoo 

Defensive MVP 

1997 Sierra Marsh Offensive MVP 

Amanda Fox 

Defensive MVP 

1998 Chalise Baysa Offensive MVP 

Amanda Fox 

Defensive MVP 


Amanda Fox 

Defensive MVP 

Sierra Marsh 

Coaches Award 


Starr Johnson 

Defensive MVP 


Angela Romero, Lindsey Peterson Defensive co-MVP 

2002 Sarah Denner Offensive MVP 

Sarah Peters, Lindsey Peterson 

Defensive co-MVP 

2003 Nicole Garbin Offensive MVP 

Sarah Peters, Christine Mintz 

Defensive co-MVP 

2004 Kami Kapaku Offensive MVP 

Christine Mintz 

Defensive MVP 

Kelly Baird 

Most Inspirational 

2005 Nicole Gamble Offensive MVP 

Katie Abrahamson 

Defensive MVP 

Cristan Higa 


Jessie Chatfield 

Rookie of the Year 

2006 Nicole Garbin Offensive MVP 

Dylann Tharp 

Defensive MVP 



Darcie Gardner 

Most Improved 

Danielle Sweeney 


2007 Tiffany Smith Offensive MVP 

Dylann Tharp 

Defensive MVP 



Mercedes Walters 

Most Improved 

Jen Stoltenberg 


2008 Jen Stoltenberg Offensive MVP 

Nicole Dobrzynski 

Defensive MVP 



Kirstie Kuhns 

Unsung Hero 

Cody Miles 


Carrie Holland 

Most Improved 



Defensive MVP 



Scout Libke 


Taylor Jones 

Most Improved 


Lauren Thompson 

Defensive MVP 

Lindsay Parlee 


Achijah Berry 


Mo Fitzgerald 

Most Improved 

ACADEMIC HONORS 

CoSIDA District 8 All-Academic 

2000 Kristi Morris, M, Psychology/Envr. Studies First Team 

2003 Carlie Ashcraft, M, Psychology Second Team 

Caitlin Gamble, M, Biology 

First Team 

Christine Mintz, D, Psychology 

First Team 

2004 Carlie Ashcraft, M, Psychology First Team 


Second Team 

2005 Caitlin Gamble, M, Biology First Team 

2006 Darcie Gardner, D, Undeclared First Team 

Jessie Chatfield, GK, Physical Education Second Team 

Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. Second Team 

2007 Darcie Gardner, D, Human Physiology Second Team 

Jessie Chatfield, GK, Mathematics 

Third Team 

Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. Third Team 

2008 Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. First Team 

Allison Newton, M, History 

Second Team 

Jen Stoltenberg, F, Business Admin. 

Second Team 

CoSIDA Academic All-America 

2003 Caitlin Gamble, M, Biology Third Team 


NSCAA Academic All-America 

2010 Jen Stoltenberg, F, Business Administration Third Team 

Pacific-10 Scholar Athlete of the Year 

2008-09 Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. 3.81 GPA 

Pacific-10 All-Academic 

(First and second team only) 

1997 Amanda Fox, GK, Fine & Applied Arts Second Team 

Sierra Marsh, M, History 

First Team 

Kristi Morris, M, Psychology 

First Team 

1998 Erin Anderson, F, Political Science First Team 

Amanda Fox, GK, Fine & Applied Arts First Team 


Second Team 


First Team 

1999 Erin Anderson, F, Political Science First Team 

Laurie Durkhoop, M, Exercise Science First Team 

Amanda Fox, GK, Fine & Applied Arts First Team 


First Team 


First Team 

Aly Hill, M, Ethnic Studies 

Second Team 

Alyssa White, Spanish 

Second Team 

2000 Starr Johnson, D, Ethnic Studies First Team 

2001 Starr Johnson, D, Ethnic Studies First Team 

2002 Christine Mintz, M, Psychology First Team 

Amanda Orand, F, International Business Second Team 

Dara Wone, D, Business Administration First Team 


Jessica Fetzer, D, Ethnic Studies 

Second Team 


First Team 

Elise Minvielle, M, Pre-Psychology 

Second Team 


First Team 

Dara Wone, D, Business Administration First Team 



First Team 


First Team 


2006 Jessie Chatfield, GK, Physical Education First Team 

Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. First Team 

Darcie Gardner, D, Undeclared 

First Team 

2007 Jessie Chatfield, GK, Mathematics First Team 

Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. First Team 

Darcie Gardner, D, Human Physiology First Team 


Second Team 

Dani Oster, M, Business Administration Second Team 

2008 Nicole Dobrzynski, D, Business Admin. First Team 


First Team 

Darcie Gardner, D, Human Physiology Second Team 

Jessica Goodell, M, Marine Biology 

Second Team 

Dani Oster, M, Business Administration Second Team 

Sara Plutko, M, Business Administration Second Team 

2009 Dani Oster, D, Business Administration First Team 

Adriana Montes, F, Curriculum and Teaching Second Team 

Jen Stoltenberg, F, Business Administration Second Team 

2010 Jen Stoltenberg, F, Business Administration Second Team 

TEAM AWARDS / ACADEMIC HONORS 

TEAM AWARDS / ACADEMIC HONORS 

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 

6 0 ] 

A 

Field Players MP G A P 

Joni Abel: 96 8 2 0 4 

Abrahamson, Katie: 02, 03, 04, 05 71 4 3 11 

Anderson, Erin: 96, 97, 98, 99 75 21 11 53 

Apo, Tahne: 09, 10 26 1 3 5 

Armstrong, Julie: 09, 10 34 3 7 13 

Ashcraft, Carlie: 02, 03, 04 54 2 8 12 

B 


Baird, Kelly: 01, 02, 03, 04 67 1 1 3 

Baker, Jenny: 07 8 0 0 0 

Bakke, Nicole: 09, 10 40 0 2 2 

Bartlett, Valerie: 80 - 4 - - 

Baysa, Chalise: 98, 99, 00, 01 75 31 7 69 

Berry, Achijah: 10 16 0 1 1 

Blocker, Barbara: 06, 07 33 1 2 4 

Bottomly, Therese: 80, 81 - 6 - - 

Bowler, Beth: 98, 99, 00, 01 56 9 7 25 

Bowns, Teresa: 06, 07, 08 80 13 16 42 

Bradbury, Shonna: 81 - - - - 

Buich, Melissa: 06, 07 22 0 1 1 

Burk, Bethany: 96, 97 27 0 1 1 

Burnham, Becca: 01, 02 10 0 0 0 

C 


Callan, Taylor: 05, 06 19 0 0 0 

Cameron, Jen: 04, 06, 07 43 1 3 5 

Carter, Charlene: 80, 81 - 0 - - 

Cascio, Mary: 00 19 1 1 3 

Cheek, Madison: 05 16 0 1 1 

D 


Danner, Emily: 04 17 0 0 0 

David, Crystal: 00, 01 34 5 5 15 

DeMonte, Sabrina: 03, 04, 05 54 1 2 4 

Denner, Sarah: 01, 02 35 3 4 10 

Denney, Cameron: 80 - 0 - - 

DePorter, Karen: 97, 98, 99 9 0 2 2 

DePorter, Kathryn: 96, 97 20 1 0 2 

DeVito, Patti: 81 - - - - 

Didier, Lauren: 96 7 0 0 0 

Dobrzynski, Nicole: 05, 06, 07, 08 77 0 2 2 

Doty, Mackenzie: 08 12 0 0 0 

Duhrkoop, Laurie: 98, 99 37 4 0 8 

E 


Engelhardt, Erin: 03 16 1 1 3 

F 


Farris, Laura: 96, 97 9 0 0 0 

Farstad, Elisabeth: 80 - 0 - - 

Fetzer, Jessica: 02, 03 24 0 1 1 

Fisher, Peggy: 80, 81 - 0 - - 

Fitzgerald, Mo: 10 19 2 0 4 

Fox, Gennaka: 04 8 1 0 2 

Franson, Leighann: 96 14 0 0 0 

French, Mele: 02, 03, 04 47 8 3 19 

Fritzlen, Marla: 80 - 0 - - 


G 


Gamble, Caitlin: 02, 03, 04, 05 49 9 2 20 

Gangnes, Jori: 96, 97, 98, 99 70 3 8 14 

Garbin, Nicole: 01, 03, 05, 06 76 34 15 83 

Gardner, Darcie: 05, 06, 07, 08 71 3 2 8 

Goodell, Jessica: 07, 08 40 7 2 16 

Goss, Aimee: 04 10 0 0 0 

Grushkin, Rachel: 03, 04, 05, 06 42 0 1 1 

Gordon, Pamela: 96, 97, 98, 99 62 0 1 1 

H 


Hebert, Stacy: 96, 97, 98, 99 74 3 5 11 

Hege, Karen: 81 - - - - 

Heisler, Stephanie: 80 - 1 - - 

Hibshman, Naomi: 96 1 0 0 0 

Higa, Cristan: 02, 03, 04, 05 73 4 5 13 

Hill, Aly: 98, 99 37 0 2 2 

Holland, Carrie: 08 16 0 0 0 

Hones, Kelsey: 09, 10 38 2 5 9 

Huss, Megan: 96, 97, 98 39 2 4 8 

J 


Jensen, Jill: 07 15 2 1 5 

Johnson, Starr: 98, 99, 00, 01 69 2 0 4 

Johnson, T.J.: 97, 98, 99, 00 49 4 2 10 

Jones, Taylor: 08, 09, 10 38 0 2 2 

K 


Kapaku, Kami: 04 19 4 1 9 

Karia, Salina: 02, 03, 04 19 0 0 0 

Kawamura, Jamie: 96 15 1 1 3 

Kirchner, Elyce: 96 18 0 0 0 

Kolb, Cassidy: 03 5 0 0 0 

Konkel, Brynne: 10 17 2 2 6 

Konopka, Kristen: 01, 02 8 0 0 0 

Kramer, Katie: 10 5 0 0 0 

Kuhns, Kirstie: 07, 08, 09, 10 71 8 5 21 

L 


Lakos, Louisa: 96, 97 36 2 1 5 

Larkin, Sara: 97 8 0 0 0 

Later, Louise: 80 - 0 - - 

Libke, Scout: 09, 10 40 5 6 16 

M 


Mansfield, Rianna: 06, 08, 09, 10 59 3 3 9 

Marsh, Sierra: 96, 97, 98, 99 73 12 11 35 

Mayer, Valerie: 02, 03, 04, 05 60 1 1 3 

McCartan, Kelli: 96 1 0 0 0 

McEwen, Kirsten: 01, 02 7 0 0 0 

McLanahan, Carrie: 96, 97, 98, 99 64 2 6 10 

McLellan, Julie: 99, 00, 01 54 5 5 15 

Merrill, Amy: 00 3 0 0 0 

Mercier, Maddy: 10 14 1 0 2 

Metz, Meg: 81 - - - - 

Mintz, Christine: 02, 03, 04 56 2 3 7 

Minvielle, Elise: 01, 02, 03 42 0 0 0 

Mithen, Felicity: 80, 81 - 3 - - 

Montes, Adriana: 06, 07, 09 27 0 0 0 

Morris, Kristi: 96, 97, 98, 99 74 10 4 24 

Morishige, Sara: 96 12 0 1 1 

Murphy, Annie 99, 00, 01 52 4 3 11

N 


Nelson, Kate: 05 13 0 2 2 

Newton, Allison: 05, 06, 07, 08 76 13 12 38 

O 


Odishoo, Katie: 96, 97 28 0 0 0 

Orand, Amanda: 01, 02 29 2 3 7 

Oster, Dani: 06, 07, 08, 09 80 1 5 7 

Osterman, Traci: 80, 81 - 1 - - 

P 


Parker, Melissa: 98, 99, 00 56 3 2 8 

* Peters, Sarah: 99, 00, 01, 02 57 0 2 2 

Peterson, Lee Ann: 02 2 0 0 0 

Peterson, Lindsey: 99, 00, 01, 02 55 0 0 0 

Plutko, Sara: 07, 08 24 0 0 0 

Potestio, Michele: 80, 81 - 22 - - 

Q 


Quinlan, Leigh: 06 16 1 1 3 

R 


Rael, Marissa: 07 1 0 0 0 

Ray, Julie: 80 - 8 - - 

Renna, Nicole: 01 3 0 0 0 

Refvem, Sharon: 80 - 5 - - 

Richardson, Dana: 03, 04 36 0 0 0 

Romero, Angela: 00, 01 38 0 1 1 

Rose, Tiffany: 97 1 0 0 0 

Rowe, Bree: 07, 08, 09, 10 54 0 5 5 

Allison Newton played and started in 76 career games at Oregon. 

S 


Sawyer, Rebecca: 80 - 3 - - 

Selby, Marie: 00 13 0 1 1 

Shekell, Peggy: 80 - 1 - - 

Shelstad, Dawn: 81 - - - - 

Sherman, Melissa: 96, 97, 98 47 0 3 3 

Simmons, Iris: 80 - 6 - - 

Sims, Ellen: 99, 00 11 0 0 0 

Smith, Heidi: 97, 98, 99 19 0 0 0 

Smith, Tiffany: 05, 06, 07 54 9 5 23 

Smith, Tracey: 99 4 0 0 0 

Stemp, Molly: 98, 99, 00 17 0 1 1 

Stoltenberg, Jen: 07, 08, 09, 10 80 33 18 84 

Strinsky, Sue: 81 - - - - 

Sweeney, Danielle: 06, 07, 08, 09 80 6 12 24 

T 


Taylor, Victoria: 80, 81 - 2 - - 

Tedford, Lisa: 04 9 0 0 0 

Tharp, Dylan: 04, 05, 06, 07 74 0 3 3 

Thayer, Robi: 01, 02 33 0 0 0 

Thompson, Lauren: 09, 10 30 1 0 2 

Treick, Becky: 81 - - - - 

Tuttle, Arlene: 01, 02 26 2 0 4 

V 


Valadez, Andrea: 03, 04, 05 55 9 8 26 

W 


Walters, Mercedes: 07, 08, 09, 10 67 4 6 14 

Watson, Megan: 06 14 1 0 2 

Werdell, Lindsey: 00, 01, 02, 03 68 5 4 14 

Westermark, Ann: 00, 01 38 6 5 17 

White, Allyssa: 97, 98, 99, 00 76 6 3 15 

Winther, Kaily: 03 3 0 0 0 

Wone, Dara: 00, 02, 03 42 0 1 1 

Y 


Yoro, Sarah: 05 12 0 1 1 

*Goalkeeper with assists 

GOALKEEPERS 

Name Record MP GA SAV GAA 

Chatfield, Jessie: 05, 06, 07, 09 25-28-6 61 90 253 1.53 

Etter, Mary: 02, 03 0-0-0 2 2 1 4.74 

Fox, Amanda: 96, 97, 98, 99 23-46-6 75 149 434 1.93 

Hesser, Michelle: 96, 97, 98 0-0-0 3 1 1 4.74 

Johnson, Tori: 07, 08 0-0-1 5 0 1 0.00 

Kats, Lori: 81 NA - - - - 

Lainez, Domenique: 01, 03, 04 11-24-3 40 84 180 2.17 

Marrer, Emily: 03, 04 1-0-0 4 6 10 2.99 

Miles, Cody: 08, 09, 10 20-17-4 43 56 150 1.30 

Norstad, Jeanine: 00 1-1-0 7 15 20 4.70 

Parlee, Lindsay: 10 5-6-2 13 18 55 1.36 

Peters, Sarah: 99, 00, 01, 02 13-36-5 57 112 334 2.08 

Rowland, Robin: 81 NA - - - - 

Scarci, Patricia: 80 NA - - - - 

Wasp, Patricia: 80 NA - - - - 

Zaler, Emily: 06 4-1-0 5 4 15 0.80 



[ 6 1

YEAR - BY - YEAR STATISTICS / RECORDS 

6 2 ] 

OREGON ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

Year Coach Overall Conference 

1980 John Feeney 13-1-3 9-1-3* 

1981 Manfred Tschan 13-2-3 8-0-2* 

1996 Bill Steffen 5-11-2 NA 

1997 Bill Steffen 5-14-1 2-7-0 

1998 Bill Steffen 6-10-2 3-6-0 

1999 Bill Steffen 7-11-1 3-5-1 

2000 Bill Steffen 4-15-1 1-7-1 

2001 Bill Steffen 8-8-2 2-6-1 

2002 Bill Steffen 2-14-2 1-7-1 

2003 Bill Steffen 9-11-0 3-6-0 

2004 Bill Steffen 3-13-3 0-7-2 

Steffen’s 9-year totals 49-107-14 15-51-6 

2005 Tara Erickson 9-9-1 1-8-0 

2006 Tara Erickson 12-6-2 6-1-2 

2007 Tara Erickson 8-8-4 1-4-4 

2008 Tara Erickson 9-9-2 2-6-1 

2009 Tara Erickson 9-10-1 1-9-0 

2010 Tara Erickson 7-10-3 3-5-1 

Erickson’s 6-year totals 54-52-13 14-33-8 

* Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (NWCSC) 

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS 

Oregon 

Year Overall Pac-10 G A Pts Sh SOG CK YC-RC PK-ATT Fouls Min GA Avg. Saves Pct. Sho Att./Avg. 

1980 13-1-3 9-1-3* 62 - - - - - - - - 1560 14 0.81 - - - 6 

1981 13-2-3 8-0-2* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

1996 5-11-2 NA 21 18 60 175 NA 63 11-2 1-1 162 1710 39 2.05 86 .688 3 2384/265 

1997 5-14-1 2-7-0 (T-7th) 27 19 73 223 NA 43 7-0 2-2 204 1860 55 2.66 139 .711 2 1209/242 

1998 6-10-2 3-6-0 (8th) 22 23 67 176 NA 68 4-0 1-1 142 1685 29 1.55 121 .807 4 4583/509 

1999 7-11-1 3-5-1 (7th) 25 11 61 223 NA 85 3-0 1-1 160 1788 27 1.36 92 .773 4 5085/636 

2000 4-15-1 1-7-1 (8th) 21 17 59 261 NA 87 2-0 0-0 193 1830 64 3.15 151 .702 1 4740/527 

2001 8-8-2 2-6-1 (T-7th) 32 29 93 348 NA 90 19-0 0-1 217 1693 28 1.49 107 .793 4 4936/494 

2002 2-14-2 1-7-1 (8th) 13 11 37 147 68 48 5-1 1-1 176 1665 39 2.11 105 .729 0 5805/645 

2003 9-11-0 3-6-0 (7th) 28 29 85 277 124 108 9-2 5-6 215 1816 42 2.08 91 .684 3 5256/525 

2004 3-13-3 0-7-2 (10th) 14 8 36 189 108 62 11-3 2-3 200 1782 46 2.32 104 .693 1 5938/660 

2005 9-9-1 1-8-0 (9th) 20 19 59 227 104 68 10-1 2-3 227 1737 33 1.71 100 .752 7 6506/651 

2006 12-6-2 6-2-1 (2nd) 24 23 71 250 112 77 13-1 0-0 248 1878 17 0.81 78 .821 8 6100/762 

2007 8-8-4 1-4-4 (T-7th) 30 24 84 240 115 68 4-0 2-3 189 1880 29 1.39 80 .734 4 5683/631 

2008 9-9-2 2-6-1 (T-7th) 26 21 73 284 130 85 9-0 1-1 177 1867 31 1.49 78 .716 8 5553/555 

2009 9-10-1 1-9-0 (T-9th) 27 31 85 248 115 83 10-0 0-0 159 1837 32 1.57 70 .686 5 4871/609 

2010 7-10-3 3-5-2 (T-7th) 29 28 86 278 126 77 7-1 0-0 162 1877 28 1.34 84 .750 4 6557/656 

Opponents 

Year ----- ----- G A Pts Sh SOG CK YC-RC PK-ATT Fouls Min GA Avg. Saves Pct. Sho Att./Avg. 

1980 ----- ----- 14 - - - - - - - - 1560 62 3.58 - - 0 - 

1981 ----- ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 

1996 ----- ----- 39 27 105 223 NA 81 6-0 0-1 215 1710 21 1.11 78 .788 8 1171/195 

1997 ----- ----- 55 39 149 370 NA 135 6-0 0-0 226 1860 27 1.30 82 .752 7 4809/401 

1998 ----- ----- 29 28 84 278 NA 94 3-0 1-1 149 1685 22 1.18 66 .750 6 4002/445 

1999 ----- ----- 27 23 77 211 NA 85 5-0 1-1 171 1788 25 1.26 113 .819 7 5902/537 

2000 ----- ----- 64 55 183 397 NA 115 8-0 2-2 208 1830 21 1.03 100 .826 10 11467/1042 

2001 ----- ----- 28 21 77 280 NA 84 11-0 0-0 213 1693 32 1.70 126 .797 5 3959/495 

2002 ----- ----- 39 28 106 263 144 78 5-0 1-1 199 1665 13 0.70 55 .809 9 3930/437 

2003 ----- ----- 42 42 126 263 133 68 11-0 1-1 245 1816 28 1.39 95 .772 7 4727/430 

2004 ----- ----- 46 39 131 277 150 83 17-1 3-3 226 1782 14 0.71 94 .870 10 7091/709 

2005 ----- ----- 33 29 95 267 133 64 16-1 2-3 256 1737 20 1.04 84 .808 6 3735/415 

2006 ----- ----- 17 21 55 226 95 70 14-1 0-1 218 1878 24 1.15 88 .786 6 7987/799 

2007 ----- ----- 29 27 85 251 109 71 13-1 3-4 248 1880 30 1.44 85 .739 8 7890/717 

2008 ----- ----- 31 23 85 241 110 93 18-0 2-2 209 1867 26 1.25 104 .800 4 10196/1133 

2009 ----- ----- 32 30 94 209 102 66 8-0 0-0 159 1837 32 1.32 88 .765 5 8813/979 

2010 ----- ----- 28 21 77 226 112 92 9-1 1-2 155 1877 29 1.39 97 .770 7 9373/1339 

* Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (NWCSC) 

YEAR - BY - YEAR STATISTICS / RECORDS 

ALL-TIME RECORD VERSUS NSCAA* TOP 25 

1996 0-0-0 

1997 0-2-0 

1998 0-2-0 

1999 1-2-0 

2000 0-8-0 

2001 0-4-1 

2002 0-7-1 

2003 0-4-0 

2004 0-4-0 

2005 0-3-0 

2006 2-2-0 

2007 0-5-1 

2008 0-7-0 

2009 2-6-0 

2010 0-5-1 

All-time 5-61-4 

OREGON WINS VERSUS NSCAA* TOP 25 TEAMS 

Oregon 2, No. 20 UCLA 1 10/31/1999 

Oregon 2, No. 24 Arizona 1 10/6/2006 

Oregon 2, No. 3 UCLA 1 (OT) 11/3/2006 

Oregon 2, No. 15 Colorado 1 9/6/2009 

Oregon 4, No. 21 Denver 1 9/18/2009 

OREGON TIES VERSUS NSCAA* TOP 25 TEAMS 

Oregon 1, No. 13 Washington 1 11/9/2001 

Oregon 1, No. 23 Utah 1 9/15/2002 

Oregon 0, No. 5 Stanford 0 11/9/2007 

Oregon 1, No. 19 USC 1 10/17/2010 

* National Soccer Coaches Association of America

1980 

Coach: John Feeney 

Record: 13-1-3, NWCSC (1st) 

NWCSC Champions 

S 28 Portland W 5-1 

O 5 * Puget Sound W 8-0 

O 7 * Lewis & Clark W 1-0 

O 11 at Evergreen State W 8-0 

O 12 * at Washington T 1-1 (OT) 

O 18 * at Whitman W 5-1 

O 19 * at Washington State W 5-2 

O 25 * at Lewis & Clark T 1-1 (OT) 

O 26 at Portland W 9-0 

N 1 * at Puget Sound W 4-1 

N 2 * at W. Washington L 1-2 

N 8 * at Oregon State W 4-0 

N 9 * Washington W 2-1 

N 11 * Oregon State T 2-2 (OT) 

N 15 * Whitman W 3-1 

N 16 Evergreen State W 1-0 

N 22 * W. Washington W 2-1 

1981 

Coach: Manfred Tschan 

Record: 12-2-3, NWCSC (1st) 

NWCSC Champions/AIAW National Tournament 

S 26 * Washington State W 7-0 

S 30 Lewis & Clark W NA 

O 3 * at Puget Sound W 9-1 

O 4 * at W. Washington W 3-1 

O 10 * Washington W 6-0 

O 10 * Oregon State W 5-0 

O 11 British Columbia W 2-0 

O 13 * at Oregon State W 4-2 

O 17 * W. Washington T 0-0 (OT) 

O 18 * Puget Sound W 3-0 

O 25 * at Washington T 0-0 (OT) 

O 31 * at Washington State W 5-1 

N 14 Pacific Lutheran 1 W 6-0 

N 15 Linfield 1 W NA 

N 15 Western Washington 1 T + 1-1 (OT) 

N 20 Connecticut 2 L 1-3 (OT) 

N 21 Massachusetts 2 W 1-0 

N 22 Harvard 2 L 3-4 (OT) 

1 

NWCSC Regional Tournament, Eugene, Ore. 

2 

AIAW National Tournament, Chapel Hill, N.C. 

+ 

W. Washington won on penalty kicks, 2-1 

1996 

Coach: Bill Steffen 

Record: 5-11-2, Independent 

S 3 UC Irvine L 0-5 

S 6 Pacific (Ore.) W 2-0 (OT) 

S 8 at Willamette L 0-1 

S 13 at Cal State Northridge W 3-1 

S 15 at USC L 1-5 

S 19 Brigham Young L 2-5 

S 21 Arizona State T 1-1 (OT) 

S 27 at Gonzaga T 3-3 (OT) 

S 28 vs. Montana 1 L 0-2 

O 4 Gonzaga W 1-0 

O 6 Utah L 2-3 

O 20 Oklahoma W 4-0 

O 25 at Pacific L 0-2 

O 27 vs. Sacramento State 2 L 0-5 

N 1 Washington L 0-2 

N 3 at Portland State L 0-1 

N 8 at Washington State L 0-2 

N 10 Oregon State W 2-1 

1 

Spokane, Wash. 

2 

Stockton, Calif. 

1997 


Record: 5-14-1, 2-7-0 Pac-10 (7th-tie) 

A 29 at San Francisco State W 7-2 

A 31 at San Jose State L 1-4 

S 4 Portland State W 1-0 

S 12 vs. Air Force 1 L 2-3 

S 14 vs. Cal State Northridge 1 W 3-0 

S 19 vs. Baylor 2 L 1-2 (OT) 

S 21 at No. 4 Texas A&M L 1-3 

S 26 vs. James Madison 3 L 0-4 

S 28 at UNC Greensboro L 0-6 

O 3 at Utah L 3-4 

O 5 at Weber State T 1-1 (OT) 

O 10 * at Washington L 0-3 

O 12 * at Washington State L 1-3 

O 17 * UCLA L 0-6 

O 19 * No. 18 USC L 1-5 

O 24 * at Arizona W 2-1 

O 25 * at Arizona State L 0-2 

O 31 * California L 0-1 

N 2 * Stanford L 0-4 

N 9 * at Oregon State W 3-1 

1 

Portland, Ore. 

2 

College Station, Texas 

3 

Greensboro, N.C. 

1998 


Record: 6-10-2, 3-6-0 Pac-10 (8th) 

S 4 Tennessee W 3-1 

S 7 UNC Greensboro W 2-0 

S 12 vs. Wake Forest 1 L 2-3 (OT) 

S 13 vs. Florida International 1 W 1-0 

S 18 at Hawaii L 1-2 

S 19 vs. San Diego 2 L 0-2 

O 2 San Francisco T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 3 Portland State T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 9 * Oregon State W 3-0 

O 13 at No. 7 Portland L 0-1 

O 16 * Washington L 2-3 

O 18 * Washington State L 0-1 

O 23 * at No. 19 UCLA L 0-2 

O 25 * at USC L 0-4 

O 30 * Arizona W 4-2 

N 1 * Arizona State W 1-0 

N 6 * at California L 1-2 (OT) 

N 8 * at Stanford L 0-4 

1 

Portland, Ore. 

2 

Honolulu, Hawaii 

1999 


Record: 7-11-1, 3-5-1 Pac-10 (7th) 

A 27 at San Francisco W 3-0 

A 29 at San Jose State L 0-3 

S 1 at Saint Mary’s L 2-3 (OT) 

S 7 at Davidson L 1-2 

S 10 at Wake Forest L 0-2 

S 12 vs. UNC Charlotte 1 W 2-1 

S 19 Idaho W 2-1 

S 22 Portland L 0-2 

O 1 Auburn W 4-0 

O 3 Cal State Northridge L 1-3 

O 8 * No. 20 Stanford L 0-1 

O 10 * California L 0-1 

O 16 * at Oregon State W 4-0 

O 22 * at Washington State W 2-1 (OT) 

O 24 * at Washington L 0-1 (2OT) 

O 29 * No. 10 USC L 1-3 

YEAR - BY - YEAR RESULTS 

O 31 * No. 20 UCLA W 1-2 

N 5 * at Arizona State L 1-2 

N 7 * at Arizona T 0-0 (2OT) 

1 

Winston-Salem, N.C. 

2000 


Record: 4-15-1, 1-7-1 Pac-10 (8th) 

A 25 San Jose State W 5-3 

A 27 Idaho W 4-1 

A 29 at San Diego L 1-6 

S 1 at Santa Clara L 0-6 

S 4 at Portland L 0-3 

S 8 vs. No. 17 Duke 1 L 0-1 

S 10 at No. 1 North Carolina L 0-6 

S 17 Montana L 0-1 

S 22 vs. Xavier 2 L 1-3 

S 24 vs. James Madison 2 W 3-2 

O 1 No. 21 Florida State L 0-1 

O 6 * Arizona State L 1-2 


O 13 * at No. 13 USC L 0-3 

O 15 * at No. 7 UCLA L 0-8 

O 20 * Oregon State T 2-2 (2OT) 

O 27 * Washington State L 1-2 

O 29 * No. 2 Washington L 1-6 

N 3 * at No. 15 Stanford L 0-4 

N 5 * at No. 8 California L 0-4 

1 

Chapel Hill, N.C. 

2 

Knoxville, Tenn. 

2001 



A 31 Gonzaga W 1-0 

S 5 at Idaho T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 7 at Montana L 0-1 

S 18 at San Jose State W 5-2 

S 23 Nevada W 2-1 

S 28 San Diego W 3-0 

S 30 Eastern Washington W 5-0 

O 3 No. 4 Portland L 0-3 

O 7 Portland State W 4-2 

O 12 * No. 17 California L 0-3 

O 14 * No. 9 Stanford L 1-3 

O 19 * at Arizona L 1-2 

O 21 * at Arizona State W 3-2 (OT) 

O 26 * No. 3 UCLA L 0-2 

O 28 * USC L 0-1 

N 4 * at Oregon State L 1-4 

N 9 * at No. 13 Washington T 1-1 (2OT) 

N 11 * at Washington State W 4-0 

2002 


Record: 2-14-2, 1-7-1 Pac-10 (9th) 

A 30 vs. Wake Forest 1 L 0-3 

S 1 at No. 17 Florida State L 1-2 

S 6 Gonzaga L 0-1 

S 15 No. 23 Utah T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 20 vs. Pacific 2 L 0-4 

S 22 vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay 2 W 4-2 

S 29 No. 1 North Carolina L 0-3 

O 4 Portland State L 1-3 



O 13 * Washington State T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 18 * at No. 11 California L 0-2 

O 20 * at No. 1 Stanford L 0-3 



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6 4 ] 

O 27 * No. 20 Arizona State L 1-2 

N 1 * at No. 6 UCLA L 0-2 

N 3 * at No. 16 USC L 0-1 (OT) 

N 8 * Oregon State L 1-2 

1 

Tallahassee, Fla. 

2 

Corvallis, Ore. 

2003 


Record: 9-11-0, 3-6-0 Pac-10 (7th) 

A 29 Boise State W 4-1 

A 31 Rice W 1-0 

S 7 San Francisco W 2-1 

S 12 at Pacific W 2-1 

S 14 at Sacramento State W 3-1 

S 19 vs. No. 4 Texas A&M 1 L 0-4 

S 21 at Southern Methodist L 0-2 

S 26 at Loyola Marymount L 0-5 

S 28 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-5 


O 5 Weber State W 3-2 

O 10 * at Oregon State W 4-3 (OT) 

O 17 * at Washington State L 0-2 

O19 * at No. 10 Washington L 0-2 

O 24 * Stanford L 1-3 

O 26 * California W 2-0 


N 2 * at Arizona W 1-0 

N 7 * USC L 1-3 

N 9 * No. 2 UCLA L 2-3 (OT) 

1 

Dallas, Texas 

2004 


Record: 3-13-3, 0-7-2 Pac-10 (10th) 

A 27 UC Santa Barbara L 0-2 

A 29 San Diego State T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 3 vs. Weber State 1 W 3-2 (OT) 

S 5 at Utah L 0-2 

S 17 vs. C. Connecticut State 2 L 0-4 

S 19 at Connecticut L 0-1 

S 24 at No. 6 Portland L 2-5 

S 26 at Portland State L 0-2 

O 1 Wyoming W 3-1 

O 3 Gonzaga W 1-0 (OT) 

O 8 * at USC L 0-2 

O 10 * at No. 8 UCLA L 0-6 

O 15 * Oregon State L 0-3 

O 22 * Washngton State T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 24 * No. 15 Washington L 1-4 


O 31 * at California L 1-5 

N 5 * Arizona State T 1-1 (2OT) 

N 7 * No. 15 Arizona L 0-2 

1 

Salt Lake City, Utah 

2 

Storrs, Conn. 

2005 

Coach: Tara Erickson 

Record: 9-9-1, 1-8-0 Pac-10 (9th) 

A 26 Eastern Washington W 1-0 

A 28 Louisiana State W 2-0 

A 31 No. 7 Portland L 0-6 

S 2 Gonzaga T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 4 Portland State W 2-1 (OT) 

S 9 at Elon W 2-0 

S 11 at North Carolina State W 1-0 

S 23 South Dakota State W 2-0 

S 30 vs. Nevada 1 W 2-1 

O 2 at Wyoming W 1-0 

O 7 * at Arizona L 2-4 


O 14 * No. 4 UCLA L 0-3 

O 16 * USC L 1-2 

O 21 * at Oregon State L 2-4 

O 28 * at Washington W 1-0 

O 30 * at Washington State L 0-1 (OT) 

N 4 * No. 9 California L 0-5 

N 6 * Stanford L 0-2 

1 

Laramie, Wyo. 

2006 


Record: 12-6-2, 6-1-2 Pac-10 (2nd) 

A 25 Long Beach State L 0-1 

S 1 at UC Riverside L 0-1 

S 3 at Loyola Marymount L 1-2 

S 8 vs. New Hampshire 1 W 1-0 

S 10 vs. Iona 1 W 3-2 

S 15 at Gonzaga W 1-0 

S 17 at Eastern Washington W 1-0 

S 22 Nevada L 1-2 

S 24 Idaho W 2-0 

S 29 at Portland State W 1-0 (2OT) 


O 6 * at No. 24 Arizona W 2-1 

O 8 * at Arizona State W 1-0 

O 13 * Washington W 1-0 

O 15 * Washington State T 0-0 (2OT) 

O 20 * Oregon State W 2-1 (OT) 

O 27 * at California T 0-0 (2OT) 


N 3 * No. 3 UCLA W 2-1 (2OT) 

N 5 * USC W 3-1 

1 


2007 



A 31 at Nevada W 1-0 

S 2 vs. Boise State 1 W 3-0 

S 7 UC Riverside W 5-1 

S 9 Montana L 0-1 

S 14 at Utah State W 2-1 

S 16 at Utah L 0-2 

S 21 at No. 15 Purdue L 2-3 

S 23 at Illinois State W 5-1 



O 7 Gonzaga W 4-1 

O 12 * at No. 13 USC L 0-1 

O 14 * at No. 1 UCLA L 0-3 

O 19 * Arizona State W 1-0 

O 21 * Arizona T 2-2 (2OT) 

O 26 * at Washington State T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 28 * at Washington L 0-2 

N 2 * at Oregon State T 2-2 (2OT) 

N 9 * No. 5 Stanford T 0-0 (2OT) 

N 11 * No. 19 California L 0-3 

1 

Reno, Nev. 

2008 



A 23 at No. 6 Portland L 1-3 

A 29 Utah State W 1-0 

A 31 No. 25 Purdue L 1-3 

S 5 Utah W 3-2 

S 7 Saint Mary’s W 2-0 

S 12 at UC Riverside W 3-2 (2OT) 

S 12 at Long Beach State T 3-3 (2OT) 


S 19 vs. Portland State 1 W 3-0 

S 28 Weber State W 1-0 

O 3 at Oklahoma W 2-0 

O 5 at No. 12 Oklahoma St. L 1-3 


O 12 * at No. 19 California L 1-5 

O 17 * Oregon State T 0-0 (2OT) 

O 24 * No. 22 Washington St. L 1-2 (2OT) 


O 31 * at Arizona State W 1-0 

N 2 * at Arizona W 1-0 

N 7 * No. 9 USC L 0-1 

N 9 * No. 2 UCLA L 0-2 

1 

Tualatin, Ore. 

2009 



A 22 No. 4 Portland L 0-3 

A 30 at Fresno State W 2-0 

S 4 vs. Colgate 1 T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 6 at No. 15 Colorado W 2-1 

S 11 Loyola Marymount W 3-2 

S 13 Seattle W 1-0 

S 18 vs. No. 21 Denver 2 W 4-1 

S 20 vs. Dartmouth 2 W 1-0 


O 1 at BYU L 0-1 

O 3 at Weber State W 1-0 (2OT) 

O 9 No. 21 California L 1-2 

O 11 No. 1 Stanford L 1-5 

O 16 at Oregon State L 0-2 

O 23 at No. 4 UCLA L 1-5 

O 25 at No. 14 USC L 0-1 

O 30 Washington L 1-3 

N 1 No. 21 Washington State L 0-2 

N 6 at Arizona W 5-1 

N 8 at Arizona State L 1-2 

1 

Boulder, Colo. 

2 


2010 



A 20 Boise State W 2-0 

A 27 No. 21 Oklahoma State L 0-1 (2OT) 

A 29 SMU T 0-0 (2OT) 

S 3 UC Davis W 3-1 

S 5 Pacific T 1-1 (2OT) 

S 10 at UNLV L 0-1 

S 12 vs. Kansas 1 L 0-1 

S 17 vs. San Diego State 2 W 2-1 (OT) 

S 19 vs. Butler 2 W 6-1 

S 24 at No. 10 Santa Clara L 1-2 


O 8 Oregon State L 2-3 

O 15 No. 16 UCLA L 1-3 

O 17 No. 19 USC T 1-1 (2OT) 

O 22 at Washington L 0-2 

O 24 at Washington State W 3-1 

O 29 Arizona W 4-0 

O 31 Arizona State W 2-0 

N 5 at California L 0-2 

N 7 at No. 1 Stanford L 0-3 

1 

Las Vegas, Nev. 

2 

Corvallis, Ore.

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