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Table of Contents
2008 Outlook............................................................................................ 2-3
The 2008 Vandals
Head Coach Peter Showler..........................................................................4
Vandal Staff.................................................................................................. 5
Meet The Vandals........................................................................................6
2008 Roster.................................................................................................. 7
Sonja Baumgartner / Ali Buswell.................................................................8
Aimee Goss / Hayley Henry..........................................................................9
Michelle Jordan / Kelsey Manning............................................................ 10
Nicole McAllister / Britta Rustad................................................................ 11
Amanda Triller / Sari Morrison....................................................................12
Ashley Perez / Anna Sandman....................................................................13
Alli Arnold / Melissa Canite.........................................................................14
Anna Edmonds / Jennifer Eugenio.............................................................15
Jennifer Hull / Alison Page......................................................................... 16
Vandal Newcomers................................................................................ 17-18
All-Time Letterwinners.............................................................................. 18
Vandal History
2007 In Review........................................................................................... 19
Record Book...........................................................................................20-21
All-Time Yearly Results............................................................................... 22
Coaching History / All-Time Series Records.............................................. 23
2008 Opponents
Cal State Bakersfield / Gonzaga / Seattle.................................................. 24
Idaho State / Wyoming / Minnesota
Niagara / Robert Morris / Eastern Washington........................................ 25
Washington State / Utah Valley State / Montana
Utah State / Louisiana Tech / Boise State................................................. 26
Nevada / Fresno State / San Jose State
Hawai’i........................................................................................................ 27
The University of Idaho
Western Athletic Conference.................................................................... 27
University of Idaho.................................................................................... 28
City of Moscow / State of Idaho................................................................ 29
Academic Support / Athletic Training.......................................................30
Vandal Athletic Center................................................................................31
Vandal Soccer Facilities / Vandal Soccer Camps....................................... 32
Administration........................................................................................... 33
Pete’s Translations..................................................................................... 34
Soccer 101................................................................................................... 35
2008 Schedule............................................................................................36
Why ‘Vandals’?
Don’t use your dictionary to find Idaho’s definition of a Vandal. Idaho’s student-athletes earned the
nickname nearly a century ago by a basketball team coached by Idaho legend Hec Edmundson, whose
teams played with such ferocity that area sports writers said they “vandalized” their opponents.
In 1917, Harry Lloyd “Jazz” McCarty - a writer for the Argonaut, the student newspaper, wrote in a pregame
story, “The opening game with Whitman will mark a new epoch in Idaho basketball history, for the
present gang of ‘Vandals’ have the best material that has ever carried the ‘I’ into action.”
By 1921, McCarty and Edward Maslin Hulme, the dean of the College of Liberal Arts, succeeded in
their push to have the name officially adopted as the nickname for all Idaho teams.
Quick Facts
University Information:
Location..........................................Moscow, Idaho
Founded........................................................1889
Enrollment................................................. 11,739
Nickname..................................................Vandals
Colors..................................Silver and Vandal Gold
Conference...........................Western Athletic (WAC)
Interim President.............. Dr. Steven Daley-Laursen
Director of Athletics.......................... Dr. Rob Spear
Senior Woman Administrator..........Maureen Regan
Athletics Phone.............................(208) 885-0200
Athletics Fax..................................(208) 885-2862
Soccer Information:
Head Coach......................................Peter Showler
Alma Mater........................ Sunderland (U.K.), 1994
Office Phone................................... (208) 885-5047
Experience........................................ Fourth Season
Record at Idaho.............................................8-45-3
Career Record.................................................Same
Assistant Coach.................................Katie Schoene
Office Phone................................... (208) 885-9438
Graduate Assistant...........................Stephanie Beall
Athletic Trainer.................................Angela Sanchez
2007 Record..................................................5-12-1
2007 WAC Record/Finish.........................1-5-1/7th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost..........................18/6
Starters Returning/Lost...................................10/1
2008 Newcomers................................................. 6
Home Field.......................................Guy Wicks Field
First Year of Competition.................................1998
All-Time Record.............................. 49-120-18 (.310)
Media Information:
Asst. AD/Media Relations.....................Becky Paull
Office Phone................................. (208) 885-0245
Assistant (Soccer Contact)............... Spencer Farrin
Office Phone.................................(208) 885-7065
Cell Phone......................................(208) 310-9610
E-mail....................................spencerf@uidaho.edu
Assistant........................................................ Ian Klei
Office Phone..................................(208) 885-0211
Media Relations Fax.......................(208) 885-0255
Web site................................. www.GoVandals.com
Mailing Address:.........................University of Idaho
P.O. Box 442302
Kibbie Activity Center
Moscow, ID 83844-2302
Credits: The 2008 University of Idaho Soccer Media
Guide was written, designed and edited by Spencer
Farrin, with editing and design input from Becky
Paull and Ian Klei. Printing and inside covers by UI
Printing and Design. Outside covers designed by
Advantage Advertising. Action photography by
Larry Johnson and Bruce Mann. Head shot photos
by Jonathan Billings from Archer Photography.
Women’s Soccer
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2008 Season Outlook
The Idaho women improved by five
games from the 2006 season into
2007. In 2008, the Vandals will look
to take the next step in the team’s
development and get even better in
Head Coach Peter Showler’s fourth
season at the helm.
Since the 2007 squad had just
a pair of seniors, nearly the entire
Idaho squad will return to the pitch in
2008. All but one of last year’s starters
will be back, while 18 of its 24 letterwinners
will also return. Idaho also
adds six talented newcomers whom
Showler hopes will add an extra boost
to the solid group of veterans.
Particularly exciting for Showler is the fact that his team returns every
player who either scored a goal, assisted a goal or tallied a save
last season. The team’s top two goal-scorers, Jennifer Hull and Anna
Edmonds, are both just sophomores, while the team’s two assist
leaders, Britta Rustad and Hayley Henry, are both seniors.
Experience figures to be a factor for the 2008 Vandals, which enter
the season with a combined 302 starts to their credit, for an average
of 16.8 starts per returner. Compare that to 174 combined starts and
a 10.9 average from the 2007 squad.
After his freshman class jumped right in and contributed immediately
last season, Showler hopes the 2008 group can duplicate those
results this season.
The most important thing for the team to do this coming season,
according to Showler is to maintain
its consistency throughout games
and to continue to compete and
improve.
“Five wins isn’t fantastic, but it was
the most we’ve had in the last seven
seasons and it was a step in the
right direction,” Showler said. “Now
we’ve got to come out and expect to
be better consistently - week in and
week out.”
Showler’s stance regarding starting
spots has remained the same in each
of this three years at Idaho and for
the upcoming season, nothing has
changed.
“Every player here will be competing for a starting spot on August
7,” Showler said. “They’ve got two weeks before out first game to
prove that they belong in that starting 11.”
“I have no idea what my starting 11 will be, which is a good thing
because I want that in my team’s mind that they need to prove
themselves at every single practice and every single game.”
Goalkeepers
Few positions for Idaho look as
solid as goalkeeper does entering
the 2008 season. Not only do
the Vandals return junior Anna
Sandman, who set school records
in saves (92) and shutouts
(6) last season, but they also
add highly-regarded freshman
keeper Liz Boyden, who has experience
as a U.S. national team
member in the Olympic Development
Program. Senior Michelle
Jordan has also performed well
between the pipes for the past
three seasons and Showler said
that she continues to improve every season.
Sandman started off the season on a roll last year, allowing just
two goals in the first four games and earning three shutouts. Her
solid defense kept the Vandals in most games and her shutout of
San Jose State in a clutch game at the end of the season helped
keep Idaho in the hunt for a Western Athletic Conference tournament
berth.
As always, Showler says that there will always be competition for
that starting role protecting the Vandal net.
“Anna, based on last year, has a good shot at earning that spot
again, but she knows that she can’t rest on her laurels and that
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Women’s Soccer
she’s going to have to be on
her toes every day at practice,”
Showler said. “I expect our other
two keepers to push her every
day for the right to start.”
Forwards
Idaho’s forwards are young,
athletic and productive, which
could be bad news for the
Vandals’ opponents this season.
Sophomore Jennifer Hull, who
led the Vandals in scoring with
six goals and one assist last
season as a true freshman, showed that she doesn’t intend to slow
down, as she scored three more in Idaho’s four spring games. Hull’s
49 shots last season rank seventh in Idaho history, while her goal
total ties for fifth.
Hull will be joined on the front by seniors Nicole McAllister and
Sonja Baumgartner, junior Ashley Perez and occasionally sophomores
Anna Edmonds and Jenny Eugenio, who will split their time
between the offensive front and the midfield. McAllister has just one
career goal, but Showler said that he expects her senior season to be
much more productive. The Vandals missed Baumgartner’s presence
on the front last season, according to Showler, and the team should
benefit from her ‘creativity’ on the field. Perez has one assist in her
Idaho career and will look to improve on a solid spring.
Edmonds scored five goals last season to finish second on the
team and Showler will look to move her closer to the front to give her
a few more scoring opportunities. Eugenio spent all of her time last
season as a defender, even though it wasn’t her natural position.
“Jenny played left back last season out of necessity,” Showler said.
“She played primarily forward before she came here and she’s got
great pace at the front.”
Midfielders
The Vandal squad appears to have a glut of midfielders for the
2008 season, but in Showler’s eyes, he has both quality and quantity.
Idaho returns its entire starting
lineup at the midfield, including
Aimee Goss, Britta Rustad, Hayley
Henry and Mel Canite. The
group enters the season with 106
combined career starts. Seniors
Amanda Triller and Ali Buswell
also saw significant playing time
last season, as Triller started six
games and Buswell started seven.
Incoming freshmen Desirae Hull
and Dani Raczykowski should
also challenge for playing time.
2008 Outlook
Edmonds should factor into the position battles on both the midfield
and the forward positions.
“What I’m really pleased with,” Showler said. “Is the depth that we
have and knowing that the competition for those starting places is
hotter than ever.”
“It makes me feel really good and it gives the players a lot of confidence
knowing that if there’s a need to put someone else in during a
game, that we’ve got a player of equal quality,” Showler said.
The competition for starting spots in the midfield should be exciting.
Goss, Rustad and Canite started every game last season, but
that doesn’t mean they’re guaranteed a position.
Rustad led the team in assists with four last year, Edmonds was
second in goals and Canite was voted as the team’s Player of the
Year at the end of her freshman season last year. Goss, a senior,
has 32 career starts and has been named a team captain for the
upcoming year. Hull was a
three-time New Mexico All-State
honoree and led Los Alamos to
three straight district titles, while
Raczykowski won back-to-back
Washington club state titles
and helped lead the Spokane
Shadow to a U.S. Club Soccer
National Championship appearance.
Triller and Buswell, both
seniors, worked their way into
the starting lineup during the
season last year and will look to
keep contribute again this year.
Defenders
The back line is the lone position in which Idaho does not return
all of its starters, but that doesn’t mean it is a weak link. Team
captain and the player who Showler describes as “the rock of the
defense,” returns for her final year as a Vandal. Manning has started
43 consecutive games on the back line over the past three seasons.
Sophomore Alison “Larry” Page will look to build on a strong freshman
year in which she started 12 games before she was slowed
by an ankle injury. Eugenio, a nine-game starter at defender last
season, has moved to the front line. Junior Sari Morrison and sophomore
Alli Arnold will look to compete for time on the defense. Arnold
redshirted 2007, but had a strong spring, and Morrison worked her
way in for a pair of starts. Expect Rustad to factor into the starting
lineup as well, as she started on the back line last year, too.
Incoming freshmen Shelby Moriguchi and Danielle Hayward, along
with junior transfer Christie Richards will all be in the running for a
starting position. Moriguchi helped Kamehameha-Kapalma win three
straight Hawai’i state titles, while Hayward was a two-time All-Region
and First Team All-Central Valley Conference defender at South
Salem High School. Richards helped Clackamas C.C. set a school
record with 13 shutouts en route to a 2007 NWAAC title and also
tallied 11 assists off corner kicks during the 2007 season.

Pete Showler
Head Coach
Fourth Season
Sunderland (U.K.), 1994
Pete Showler was hired as the third head coach in the short history of the Idaho women’s soccer program on Jan. 26, 2005.
Showler, a native of England, brings more than 20 years of coaching experience to Idaho and holds a United States Soccer Federation
(USSF) ‘A’ coaching license, He began his coaching career in 1987 and was a player/coach for the University of Sunderland men’s first team
-- equivalent to NCAA Division I -- from 1989 to 1994. He started a women’s program at the university in 1990 and guided the squad to a National
Championship in 1990-91. He also served as the English Universities Women’s National Team head coach from 1992-94, winning the
Four Nations Cup in 1993-94 and remaining unbeaten during his tenure. Showler also has worked in the professional game for Everton F.C.
(English Premier League), Sunderland AFC (English Premier League), and Huddersfield Town F.C. (English Football League I).
In 1999, Showler headed to Oregon where he took on a variety of positions in the sport over the next five years. He began as Assistant Director
for Goal-Line Soccer Camps and was an Academy Coach for the FC Willamette Soccer Club in Eugene through 2001. He also was the
Head Coach and Director of Player Development for the Salem United Soccer Club until 2003.
In 2000, Showler began working with the Oregon Youth Soccer Association (OYSA) as the
head coach of the Olympic Development Program. He was awarded the OYSA/Nike Coach
of the Year award for his work in leading the team to the 2001 Regional Championship. His
work with the ODP team continued until 2004.
Showler gained more coaching experience in 2002 when he began working as a
Staff Coach for the USSF Region IV ODP Program. He is also currently head
coach of the Region IV 94 girls team.
In 2003, Showler signed on as an assistant coach at Portland State University
where he helped guide the Vikings to a Big Sky Championship in
2004. While coaching at PSU, Showler also filled his time as a team
head coach for the New Mexico Youth Soccer Association ODP Program,
as team head coach for the Lake Oswego Soccer Club, and as
a USSF License Clinician. In 2005, Showler earned a position as a
Region IV U19 Girls Assistant Coach.
As a player, Showler most recently suited up for the Cascade Surge,
playing in the PDL division of the United Soccer League. He played
college and semi-pro soccer in England before coming to the United
States in 1999.
Head Coach Pete Showler
University of Idaho

Katie Schoene
Assistant Coach
First Season
Portland State, 2007
Katie Schoene begins her first
season as an assistant coach at
Idaho. She comes to the Vandals
after one year as a coach at Oregon
and four years as a player at Portland State.
A midfielder by trade, Schoene played for Idaho Head Coach
Pete Showler for two years from 2003-04 while Showler was
an assistant for the Vikings. For her career, she played in 62
games with one goal and one assist. She was a 2004 All-Big
Sky Honorable Mention selection and a three-time Academic
All-Big Sky selection.
Angela Sanchez
Athletic Trainer
Angela Sanchez begins her second
season as a University of Idaho
Athletic Trainer.
Sanchez will be in her second year
working with the women’s soccer team. She came to Idaho
from Ogden, Utah, after graduating from Graceland University
in 2007 with a degree in Athletic Training.
Sanchez is pursuing a master’s degree in Sport Psychology at
Idaho.
She is a 2007 graduate of Portland State with a bachelor’s
degree in Communication Studies.
Stephanie Beall
Graduate Assistant
First Season
San Francisco, 2005
Stephanie Beall starts her first
season as a graduate assistant
goalkeepers coach for the Vandals.
Beall comes to Idaho from San Francisco, where she was an
assistant for one year in 2007 after a four-year playing career
at the school, where she compiled a 21-6 record with 13
shutouts as the keeper for the Dons from 2000-04.
A native of San Diego, Calif., Beall earned her bachelor’s
degree in Exercise and Sport Science from San Francisco
in 2004 and she is currently pursuing a master’s degree in
Leadership in Recreation and Physical Activity at Idaho.
Women’s Soccer
Vandal Staff
Joe Herold
Strength & Conditioning
Coach
Joe Herold is in his second season
as a strength and conditioning
coach for the University of Idaho.
In addition to working with the
Vandal soccer team, he also works
with volleyball, women’s basketball and track and field and
assists with men’s basketball and football.
Herold is a member of the National Strength & Conditioning
Assocation, is a USAW certified sports performance coach
and is a Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. Prior to
his time at Idaho, he served as a grad assistant, then Interim
Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at Belmont University
from 2005-07
A native of Omaha, Neb., he earned his bachelor’s degree in
Sports Management from Peru State College in 2004 and his
master’s in Sports Administration from Belmont in 2007.

2008 Roster
University of Idaho

2008 Team Roster
No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown / Previous School
1 Michelle Jordan GK 5-6 Sr. 3L Tumwater, Wash. / Tumwater HS
2 Anna Sandman GK 6-1 Jr. 2L Maple Valley, Wash. / Tahoma HS
3 Melissa Canite MF 5-1 So. 1L Mililani, Hawai`i / Hanalani Schools
4 Elizabeth Boyden GK 5-11 Fr. HS Spokane, Wash. / Ferris HS
5 Kelsey Manning D 5-5 Sr. 3L Snohomish, Wash. / Snohomish HS
6 Hayley Henry MF 5-2 Sr. 3L Mountlake Terrace, Wash. / Mountlake Terrace HS
7 Alison Page D 5-8 So. 1L Horsham, England / Millais School
8 Sari Morrison D 5-10 Jr. 2L Boise, Idaho / Timberline HS
9 Alli Arnold D 5-4 *So. 1L Richland, Wash. / Richland HS
10 Jennifer Eugenio MF/F 5-4 So. 1L Honolulu, Hawai’i/Kamehameha HS
11 Ashley Perez F 5-3 Jr. 2L Pasco, Wash. / Pasco HS
12 Anna Edmonds MF/F 5-7 So. 1L Salem, Ore. / South Salem HS
13 Aimee Goss MF 5-4 *Sr. 2L Corvallis, Ore. / University of Oregon
14 Nicole McAllister F 5-6 Sr. 2L Cheney, Wash. / Portland State
15 Britta Rustad MF/D 5-6 Sr. 3L Salt Spring Island, B.C. / Gulf Islands Secondary School
16 Danielle Hayward D 5-6 Fr. HS Salem, Ore. / South Salem HS
17 Jennifer Hull F 5-9 So. 1L Vancouver, Wash. / Skyview HS
20 Amanda Triller MF 5-7 Sr. 1L Albany, Ore. / Clackamas Community College
21 Christie Richards D 5-7 Jr. TR Junction City, Ore. / Clackamas Community College
22 Ali Buswell MF 5-5 *Sr. 1L Salem, Ore. / Corban College
23 Desirae Hull MF/D 5-10 Fr. HS Los Alamos, N.M. / Los Alamos HS
24 Sonja Baumgartner F 5-7 *Sr. 3L Zürich, Switzerland / Central HS
25 Shelby Moriguchi D 5-1 Fr. HS Kapolei, Hawai’i / Kamehameha Schools - Kapalma
26 Danielle Raczykowski MF 5-7 Fr. HS Spokane, Wash. / Cheney HS
* Player has used redshirt
Britta Rustad
Salt Spring Island,
British Columbia
Melissa Canite
Mililani, Hawai’i
Jennifer Eugenio
Honolulu, Hawai’i
Shelby Moriguchi
Kapolei, Hawai’i
The 2008 Vandal soccer team is a very diverse squad. The team features athletes from two
continents, four countries, five states and five different time zones.
Pacific Northwest (OR, WA, ID):
Alli Arnold, Liz Boyden, Ali Buswell, Anna Edmonds,
Jennifer Eugenio, Aimee Goss, Danielle Hayward, Hayley Henry, Jennifer Hull,
Michelle Jordan, Kelsey Manning, Nicole McAllister, Sari Morrison,
Ashley Perez, Dani Raczykowski, Christie Richards, Anna Sandman
Moscow,
Idaho
Desirae Hull
Los Alamos, N.M.
Alison Page
Horsham,
England
Sonja Baumgartner
Zürich, Switzerland
Squad
Breakdowns
By Position:
Forward (5)
Baumgartner, Perez,
Eugenio, J. Hull, McAllister
Midfield (9)
Canite, Edmonds,
Goss, Henry, D. Hull,
Raczykowski, Rustad,
Triller, Buswell
Defender (7)
Arnold, Hayward, Manning,
Moriguchi, Morrison, Page,
Richards
Goalkeeper (3)
Boyden, Jordan, Sandman
By State/Country:
Canada 1
England 1
Hawai`i 3
Idaho 1
New Mexico 1
Oregon 6
Switzerland 1
Washington 10
By Class:
Senior 9
Junior 4
Sophomore 6
Freshman 5
Pronunciation Guide
Canite
Can-EE-tay
Sari
SAIR-ee
Eugenio Yoo-JEEN-yo
Aimee
AY-may
Baumgartner BOM-gart-ner
Raczykowski Razz-i-KOS-key
Schoene
SHAY-nee
Showler ‘oh’ not ‘ow’
Women’s Soccer
2008 Roster

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Sonja Baumgartner
Senior
Forward/Midfield
Central High School (Ore.)
Zurich, Switzerland
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2005 18 4 2 0 4 6 1
2006 18 5 1 0 2 6 0
2007 ** Redshirted **
Totals 36 9 3 0 6 12 1
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Sonja redshirted last season, but came back
this spring with a lot of energy and creativity. I think we missed that
creativity last year at times, so I think she’ll add a little bit for us at the top
and will give defenses some problems, so we’re glad to have her back.”
2 0 0 7: B a u m g a r t n e r r e d s h i r t e d t h e 2 0 0 7 s e a s o n .
2006: Baumgartner continued as a force for Idaho as she
appeared in 18 games and scored one goal. She scored the lone
Idaho goal in a 1-1 tie at Boise State and managed six shots during
the season. She started five of the games in which she appeared.
2005: Baumgartner made a large impact in her first year as a Vandal,
playing in 18 games and scoring two goals. She earned Western
Athletic Conference Player of the Week honors by scoring two goals
on two shots, including the game winner vs. Northern Colorado. The
POW honor was the first for an Idaho player since the 2003 season.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Sonja Baumgartner spent her high school playing days
at Central High School at Independence, Ore. She played at the highest level of
the Swiss National League and trained for the Swiss National Team. Baumgartner
played for coach Showler in Oregon when he coached the Salem United club team.
Ali Buswell
Senior
Midfield
Corban College
Salem, Ore.
22
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2006 ** Redshirted **
2007 16 7 0 1 1 9 0
Totals 16 7 0 1 1 9 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Ali star ted last season ver y, ver y
well. She orchestrates things ver y well from the midfield
and we just want to see that more consistently this season.”
2007: Buswell started seven games and appeared in 16 for the Vandals. She
earned her first career assist in the win over Southern Utah. She finished
the season with nine shots and five shots on goal from her midfield position
2 0 0 6 : B u s w e l l w a s a w a r d e d a m e d i c a l r e d s h i r t .
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Buswell played in 42 games for Corban College
over the two seasons before transferring to Idaho. She scored five goals
and assisted on 12 others during her career at Corban. Buswell played
club soccer for coach Showler’s Salem United Soccer Club and also
spent two years as a member of the FC Portland squad. At West Salem
High School, she scored 30 goals and tallied 43 assists while earning
first team all-league and all-state honorable mention honors as a senior.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Russell and Cynthia Buswell. She has one
brother, Matthew, and one sister, Caitlyn. She is a majoring in Mathematics.
P E R S O N A L : S h e i s t h e d a u g h ter o f Rolf a n d E s t h e r
Baumgartner. She is majoring in Sport Science at Idaho.
Getting to know Sonja
Nickname:__________________________________________ “Son-Ha”
Major:________________________Secondary Education / Social Sciences
Career Plan:_____________ Become a high school teacher and soccer coach
Favorite Food:________________________________ Pizza and Lasagna
Favorite Athlete:_ __________________________________ Walter Payton
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:__________________________ Garth Brooks
Favorite Movie:______________________________ Remember The Titans
Favorite Book:_______________________________________ The Bible
Favorite Idaho Professor:_____________________________ Elsie Sakuma
Favorite TV Show:_________________________________Grey’s Anatomy
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:_______________________ Playing football
Getting to know Ali
Nickname:____________________________________________“Buzz”
Major:__________________________________________ Mathematics
Career Plan:___________Get on a reality TV show to pay off my student loans
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:_____________________Enya, Fleetwood Mac
Favorite Athlete:_ _______________ Sonja Baumgartner (Intramural Football)
Favorite Actor:____________________________________ Chuck Norris
Favorite Book:________________Harry Potter or books by Judith McNaught
Favorite Idaho Professor:______________ Monte Boisen and Arie Blalostocki
Favorite TV Show:____________________ Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d:_______________________Have a better GPA
Best Idaho soccer memory:______________ All of them. I love Idaho soccer.
Seniors
University of Idaho

Aimee Goss
Senior
Midfield
University of Oregon
Carlsbad, Calif.
13
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2005 ** Redshirted **
2006 14 14 0 0 0 11 0
2007 18 18 2 1 5 12 0
Totals 32 32 2 1 5 23 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Aimee is ‘Miss Consistency’ for us. You know what you’re
going to get every game with her. She’s consistent, she’s effective and we play very
well around her. She’s the quiet leader who gets it done both on and off the field.”
2007: Goss started all 18 games for the Vandals and knocked in a
pair of goals on just 12 total shots during the year for a .167 shot
percentage and also dished out one assist. She converted the team’s
only penalty kick of the season for a goal against Eastern Washington.
2006: Goss started all 14 before being sidelined with an injury. She still
managed to rank sixth on the team with 11 shots, six of which were on
goal. She was voted the Offensive Player of the Year by her teammates.
2 0 0 5 : G o s s w a s a w a r d e d a m e d i c a l r e d s h i r t .
COLLEGE/HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Goss transfered to Idaho from the
University of Oregon where she played in 10 games for the Ducks in 2004
and managed three shots. She is a 2004 graduate of La Costa Canyon High
School at La Costa, Calif., where her squad was ranked ninth nationally
in the spring of 2004. Goss also played three years of club soccer for
the San Diego Surf Club, where she was a team captain for two years.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Steven and Karen Goss and has two
sisters, Alyssa and Annisa. She is a double major in Accounting and Finance.
Hayley Henry
6
Senior
Midfield
Mountlake Terrace High School
Mountlake Terrace, Wash.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2005 7 0 0 0 0 2 0
2006 17 7 0 0 0 10 0
2007 17 12 0 2 2 7 0
Totals 41 19 0 2 2 19 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Hayley is a character, which shows well on and off the
field. When she imposes herself on the game up to her skill level, she can dictate
games. I expect her to do that more consistently coming into her senior year.”
2007: Henry appeared in 17 games with 12 starts and dished out a pair of
assists. She took seven shots, with two on goal, from her midfield position.
2006: Henry earned a regular spot on the field and appeared in 17 games. She started
seven contests and ranked seventh on the team with 10 shots during the season.
2005: Henry saw action in just seven games but made an impact with her first
career assist in a 3-1 loss to Gonzaga. She also managed two shots on the season.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: At Mountlake Terrace High School, Henry was
a second team all-WesCo 4A South selection as a senior and earned
first team all-WesCo 4A South and second team all-area selections
as a junior. She was chosen as the team captain during her senior
and junior years and was voted Most Valuable Player as a junior. She
was also team captain of the Northwest Nationals Volante club team.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Daniel and Jacqueline Henry and has one
sister, Ashley. She is majoring in Secondary Education with an emphasis in History.
Getting to know Aimee
Nickname:_______________________________________ “Aimay-may”
Major:__________________________________ Accounting and Finance
Career Plan:___________________Find a job at an accounting/finance firm
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:__________________________ George Strait
Favorite Movie:____________________________________ Martian Child
Favorite Book:__________________ The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Favorite Idaho Professor:_______________________________ Tom Liesz
Favorite TV Show:_________________________________Grey’s Anatomy
Favorite Actor/Actress:_________________________________ Brad Pitt
The best thing about Idaho:_____________ The Albertson School of Business
Best Idaho soccer memory:____My favorite ones are when we traveled as a team
Getting to know Hayley
Nickname:_________________________________________“Hummer”
Major:_________________ Secondary Education - History with an Art minor
Career Plan:_________________________ Teach abroad and coach soccer
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:____________________________Taylor Swift
Favorite Song:___________________________“Hey Jude” by The Beatles
Favorite Athlete:_ _________________________________ Amanda Triller
Favorite Movie:______________________________ Sweet Home Alabama
Favorite Book:_________________ The Bible and all the Harry Potter books
Favorite Idaho Professor:_____________________________Ian Chambers
Favorite TV Show:_________________ One Tree Hill, Survivor and The Office
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:______________________ Saving the world
Women’s Soccer
Seniors

Michelle Jordan
Senior
Goalkeeper
Tumwater High School
Tumwater, Wash.
1
Career Stats GP GS GA GAA Saves Sho. Min.
2005 1 0 0 0.00 0 0 8
2006 8 8 25 3.70 42 0 607
2007 3 1 6 3.00 11 0 180
Totals 12 9 31 3.51 53 0 795
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Michelle is coming into her senior season and she has
improved every year she’s been here. Her work ethic is fantastic, her one-on-one
is great and I expect her to push for playing time. There will be great competition
among the keepers this year and I know she will rise to the occasion.”
2007: Appeared in three games for the Vandals, including one start. Allowed
six goals in 180 minutes of play with 11 saves to compile an 0-1 record.
2006: Jordan moved from her backup role to make eight starts in the goal
for Idaho. She grabbed 42 saves and played 607 minutes during the season.
2005: Jordan filled the role of backup goalkeeper after walking
on in the fall. She saw action in one game, playing eight minutes.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Jordan was a two-sport athlete at Tumwater
High School, playing soccer and softball. As the team captain of her
soccer team as a senior she earned first team all-league and first
team all-area selections and was an all-state goalkeeper honorable
mention. She also spent time playing with the Blackhills Futebol Club.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Jeff and Cynthia Jordan and has one
brother, Stephen, and a twin sister, Meredith. She is majoring in General Studies.
Kelsey Manning
Senior
Defender
Snohomish High School
Snohomish, Wash.
5
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2005 12 9 0 0 0 3 0
2006 19 19 0 0 0 2 0
2007 18 18 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 49 46 0 0 0 7 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Kelsey is the rock of our defense, she’s the
team captain and she’s just a solid player all around. She’s a fantastic
leader and she leads the team by example, both on and off the field.”
2007: Idaho’s team captain extended her consecutive starts streak to
43 games as she started all 18 during the season and helped lead a
defensive resurgence for the Vandals. She also managed two shots on goal.
2006: Manning emerged as a leader for Idaho as she started all 19 games.
Her play earned her honors as Most Valuable Player, and Defensive Player
of the Year as voted by her teammates, and she also earned the Kathy
Clark Scholar-Athlete Award. She managed two shots on the season.
2005: Manning got comfortable in the Idaho defensive scheme by starting nine
of the 12 games in which she played. During the season, she managed three shots.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: At Snohomish High School, she was a first
team all-WesCo 4A North selection and team captain during her career.
She was also a team captain of her club team, the Northwest Nationals
Volante, and participated in the Olympic Development Program in 2001.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Greg and Kristin Manning and has three
brothers, Avery, Dylan and Sawyer. She is majoring in Physical Education.
Getting to know Michelle
Nickname:__________________________________________ “Meesh”
Major:________________________________________ General Studies
Plans after school:_ ___ Move back home and figure something out from there
Favorite Food:___________________________________ Happy Muffins
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:_________________________ Melissa Canite
Favorite Actor/Actress:________________________Larry, Jenny and Anna
Favorite Movie:_________________________________________ Tarzan
Favorite Idaho Professor:_____________________________Dr. Traci Craig
Favorite TV Show:__________________________________ American Idol
Best Idaho soccer memory:__ When Amanda Triller got scared in the locker room
The best thing about Idaho:________The people, especially my amazing sister
Getting to know Kelsey
Nickname:_________________________________________ “Schmee”
Major:______________________________________ Physical Education
Career Plan:___________________________________Become a teacher
Favorite Athlete:_ _____________________ #72 on the Vandal football team
Favorite Movie:______________________________ Ernest Goes Camping
Favorite Actor:___________________________________Dave Chappelle
Favorite Book:_________________________________ A Long Way Gone
Favorite Idaho Professor:_________________________________ Dr. Stoll
Favorite TV Show:____________________________________ Real World
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:_______________ Playing all the intramurals
The best thing about Idaho:________________ The college-town atmosphere
10 Seniors
University of Idaho

14
Nicole McAllister
Senior
Forward
Portland State University
Cheney, Wash.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2006 18 9 1 0 2 18 0
2007 16 14 0 0 0 21 0
Totals 34 23 1 0 2 39 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Coming into her senior season, we’d like to
see Mac finish her career with a flourish. She’s got the talent, now we
want to see her turn that into more goals and scoring opportunities.”
2007: McAllister started in 14 games and appeared in 16 for the Vandals.
She ranked fifth on the team with 21 shots, nine of which were on goal.
2006: McAllister was a force on offense for Idaho as she scored one goal
was third on the team in shots with 18. Her goal came in a 2-1 loss at
Eastern Washington. She started nine of the 18 games in which she appeared
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: McAllister played in nine games as a freshman at
Portland State before transferring to Idaho, starting six of them. She went to
PSU from Cheney (Wash.) High School where she was a first team All-league
selection as a sophomore and second team All-league as a senior. She played
club soccer with the Spokane Vision, where she was the leading scorer. She
was also the only player in the Northwest to make the Regional Pool in 2003.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Carol King and Michael and
Jacke McAllister. She has five siblings, Alicia, Jaime, Danielle, Cade
and Rylee. She is majoring in Business and Accounting at Idaho.
Britta Rustad
15
Senior
Midfield
Gulf Islands Secondary
Salt Spring Island, B.C.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2005 17 8 0 0 0 4 0
2006 19 11 0 2 2 12 0
2007 18 18 0 4 4 15 0
Totals 54 37 0 6 6 31 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Britta has played in almost every game since
she arrived here. She’s played consistently, even after we moved her
position. She’s going to have some competition coming in at her spot, so
she just has to be as consistent on offense as she has been on defense.”
2007: Rustad was the team’s assist leader for the season with four.
She started all 18 games for the Vandals and took 15 shots with six on
goal. She also earned First-Team COSIDA Academic All-District honors.
2006: Rustad saw action in all 19 games and started 11. She led the
team in assists with two and also managed 12 shots. She was honored
as a COSIDA Academic All-District women’s soccer team selection.
2005: Rustad became a regular in the Idaho midfield, seeing action in
17 games and starting eight. She managed four shots on the season.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: At Gulf Islands Secondary School, she was selected
Most Valuable Player and team captain during her career. Rustad played as
a member of the British Columbia Provincial Team and her club experience
includes time as a member of the Nanaimo Premier Women’s soccer team.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Robert Rustad and Nancy McDonald and has
one sister, Clare, and one brother, Harley. Rustad is the third Canadian player to don
an Idaho soccer jersey. She is double-majoring in International Studies and French.
Getting to know Nicole
Nickname:____________________________________________ “Mac”
Major:____________________________________________Accounting
Career Plan:___________________________ Join the Harlem Globetrotters
Favorite Band:_ _______________________________ Simon & Garfunkel
Favorite Food:__________________________________________Sushi
Favorite Movie:_________________________________________Stick It
Favorite Book:___________________________________Where’s Waldo?
Favorite Idaho Professor:______________________ I love all my professors
Favorite TV Show:_____________________________________ Passions
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:____________ On America’s best dance crew
Best Idaho soccer memory:_________________ The trip home from Hawai’i
Getting to know Britta
Nickname:____________________________________________ “Bee”
Major:_____________________________International Studies and French
Career Plan:__________ Studying abroad in Africa, then grad school in Europe
Favorite Band:_ ________________________ The Beatles, Bob Marley, U2
Favorite Athlete:_ ________________ Pele, Wayne Gretzky, Dennis Bergkamp
Favorite Food:_____________________________Anything my dad makes
Favorite Movie:____________________The Lion King or Enemy at the Gates
Favorite Book:________To Kill a Mockingbird / Danny Champion of the World
Favorite Idaho Professor:_____________________________ Bob Goodrich
Best thing about Idaho:____________________The people and the campus
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:____________________ extremely unhappy
Women’s Soccer
Seniors
11

20
Amanda Triller
Senior
Midfield
Clackamas Community College
Albany, Ore.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 15 6 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 15 6 0 0 0 3 0
Sari Morrison8
Junior
Defender
Timberline High School
Boise, Idaho
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2006 17 8 1 0 2 13 0
2007 8 2 0 0 0 2 0
Totals 25 10 1 0 2 15 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Triller has gone from strength to strength every
year. She plays very confidently, which gives a spark to the whole team.
That spark is something that we want to have with our team from day one.”
2007: Morrison played in eight games and started two at the defender
position. She managed to move forward and take two shots during the season.
previous college/high school: Amanda Triller transferred to the
Idaho soccer program after two seasons at Clackamas Community College.
At ClCC, Triller was a two-time Southern Region all-star selection and earned
NWAACC All-Academic Team honors in 2005. She helped the Cougars to
back-to-back NWAACC Championships, scoring six goals in her career and
garnering nine assists in 2005. Before attending ClCC, Triller played at South
Albany (Oregon) High School and earned second team all-league honors.
P e r s o n a l : S h e i s t h e d a u g h t e r o f M i k e a n d
S u e Tr i l l e r. S h e i s m a j o r i n g i n G e n e r a l S t u d i e s .
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Sari has done a great job of improving her strengths.
She has matured both on and off the field and it really shows in her game. The
challenge for her this season is to step up and make her mark on a starting spot.”
2007: Morrison played in eight games and started two at the defender
position. She managed to move forward and take two shots during the season.
2006: Morrison saw playing time in 17 games and started eight. She scored one goal
in 7-2 loss at Cal State Northridge. She ranked fourth on the team with 14 shots and
earned All-Tournament honors at the Governor’s Cup Tournament at Boise, Idaho.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Morrison spent four years with the Idaho
State ODP team. She also helped the Boise Capitals Club Team
to six consecutive State Cup Championships and was an Allleague
honorable mention as a senior at Timberline High School.
P E R S O N A L : S h e i s the d a u g h ter o f Steve a n d C i n d y
M o r r i s o n . H e r o l d e r s i s ter M i ch a e l a i s a g o a l ke e p e r
for Boise State. She is majoring in Biology and Sports Science.
Getting to know Amanda
Nickname:__________________________________________ “Beavis”
Major:________________________________________ General Studies
Career Plan:___________ Either joining the Peace Corps or moving to Oregon
Favorite Band:_ _________________________Willie Nelson / George Strait
Favorite Song:________________“Tracks of my Tears” by Smokey Robinson
Favorite Athlete:_ _________________________________ Alex Rodriguez
Favorite Movie:________________________________ Fox and the Hound
Favorite Book:_____________________________________ Into Thin Air
Favorite TV Show:_________________________ Anything on Animal Planet
Favorite Actor:______________________________________Tom Hanks
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:___________________ A wild animal tamer
Getting to know Sari
Nickname:____________________________________________ “Sair”
Major:___________________________________ Health / Sport Science
Career Plan:_______________________I’d like to be a physician’s assistant
Favorite Song:_____________________________ “Wonderwall” by Oasis
Favorite Athlete:_ ________________________________ Kelsey Manning
Favorite Movie:__________________________________________ Juno
Favorite Actor:_______________________ Denzel Washington / Will Ferrell
Favorite Book:________________________________ My Sister’s Keeper
Favorite Idaho Professor:_________________________ Candi Heimgartner
Favorite TV Show:_______________________________Law & Order: SVU
Best Idaho soccer memory:_________________Summer workouts in Russia
12 Senior / Junior
University of Idaho

Ashley Perez
Junior
Midfield
Pasco High School
Pasco, Wash.
11
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2006 17 12 0 1 1 6 0
2007 9 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 26 12 0 1 1 7 0
Anna Sandman2
Junior
Goalkeeper
Tahoma High School
Maple Valley, Wash.
Career Stats GP GS GA GAA Saves Sho. Min.
2006 10 9 21 2.15 52 0 881
2007 17 17 34 2.09 92 6 1466
Totals 27 26 55 2.11 144 6 2347
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Ash was fantastic this spring. She played with a lot
of energy and a lot of passion. We need her to come back out and do that
for us in the fall, because she’s the type of player who can change games.”
2007: Perez saw action in nine games for Idaho and fired off one shot on goal.
2006: Perez saw regular time as a midfielder, playing in 17 games and starting
12. She earned one assist as she served up a goal by Nicole McAllister in a 2-1
loss at Eastern Washington. She also managed six shots during the season.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Perez spent five years as a member of the 3-Rivers
Club Team. She also was invited to play with the Washington State ODP
team in 2003 and was a first team All-conference selection as a senior
at Pasco High School. She also earned first team All-Area honors during
her senior season and is the all-time record holder for assists at PHS.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of John and Julie Perez. She has one brother,
Justin. She is majoring in Early Childhood Development and Education.
QUOTING SHOWLER: “I expect Anna to come back with a lot of confidence after
last season. She holds the starting position now after what she did last season,
but she knows that she’ll have to come in on her toes and compete for her spot.”
2007: Sandman took solid hold of the starting role and set new single-season
school records at Idaho for shutouts (6) and saves (92) and helped lead a
drastically improved Vandal defense. She played in and started 17 games,
compiling a 5-11-1 record. She allowed 34 goals in 1466 minutes of play with
a .730 save percentage. She helped get the Vandals going on the right foot,
as she shut out three of the team’s first four opponents to start the season.
2006: Sandman emerged as Idaho’s starting goalkeeper as she played in
the final 10 games of the season and started the last nine. She grabbed 52
saves in 881 minutes, including stopping a penalty kick vs. Gonzaga. Her
44 saves during Western Athletic Conference play ranked second overall.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Sandman spent time as a member of
the Washington State ODP team and helped the MV Marauders
C l u b Te a m t o a S t a t e C u p C h a m p i o n s h i p i n 2 0 0 4 .
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Jeff and Chris Sandman. She
has one brother, Mike. She is majoring in Sports Science at Idaho.
Getting to know Ashley
Nickname:___________________________________________ “P-Rez”
Major:____________________ Early Childhood Development and Education
Career Plan:________________________________ Be a speech therapist
Favorite Movie:_______________________________A Walk to Remember
Favorite TV Show:_________________________________Grey’s Anatomy
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:___________________________Rascal Flatts
Favorite Book:_______________________________ Something Borrowed
Favorite Idaho Professor:____________________________ Janice Fletcher
Favorite Athlete:_ _________________________________Michael Jordan
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:__________________________ Overweight
Best thing about Idaho:________________________________The people
Getting to know Anna
Nickname:_____________________________________ “The Sandman”
Major:__________________________________________Sport Science
Career Plan:________________________Physical Therapy school in Seattle
Favorite Movie:________________________ How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
Favorite Food:___________________________________ Hawaiian Pizza
Favorite TV Show:_____________________________ The Big Bang Theory
Favorite Song:____________________________ “Magic” by Colbie Caillat
Favorite Idaho Professor:_____________________________ Ivan Peterson
Favorite Athlete:_ _________________________________Abby Wambach
Best thing about Idaho:_______________________________ The sunsets
Best Idaho soccer memory:___________________Beating Gonzaga in 2007
Women’s Soccer
Juniors
13

9
Alli Arnold
Sophomore
Defender
Richland High School
Richland, Wash.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2006 8 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 ** Redshirted **
Totals 8 0 0 0 0 0 0
Melissa Canite3
Sophomore
Midfield
Hanalani Schools
Mililani, Hawai’i
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 18 18 1 1 3 25 0
Totals 18 18 1 1 3 25 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Alli redshirted last year, but her spring was
fantastic and we just want her to come in and play this fall like
she did in the spring—with a lot of confidence and consistency.”
2 0 0 7 : A r n o l d r e d s h i r t e d t h e 2 0 0 7 s e a s o n .
2006: Arnold saw limited action as a freshman as she played in eight contests.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Arnold was a member of the 2004 ODP National
Championship team and also helped her club team, the 3-Rivers
United, to a second-place finish at the 2004 State Cup. At Richland
High School, Arnold earned first team All-conference, first team All-Area,
and second team All-state honors as a senior. Her team finished 20-0
to win the State Championship in 2003 and was the Academic State
Champions with a 3.862 combined grade point average the same year.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of John and Ellen Arnold. She is
a Sports Science major with an emphasis on Pre-Physical Therapy.
Quoting Showler: “Mel was voted by her peers as our player of the
year. She had a phenomenal first season for us and the goal now is to
come in and maintain that and also improve it. She is a dynamo in the
midfield. She’s everywhere for us and she covers every blade of grass.”
2007: Canite had a dynamite freshman season for the Vandals, as she started
all 18 games, scored one goal, dished one assist and finished second on
the team with 25 shots from her midfield position. Her great play throughout
the season led to her teammates voting her as the team’s Most Valuable
Player for the year. She scored her first career goal at Loyola Marymount.
High School/Club: Helped Hanalani Schools win a Division II Hawaii
state championship and league championship her senior season ... was
a team captain her junior and senior years ... was a two-time all-league
honoree ... was invited to participate in the Hawaii senior all-star game
... also competed for the Leahi 90 Premier club team for three years,
helping that team to an Aloha International state championship in 2006.
Personal: She is the daughter of Michael and Charmaine Canite.
She has one brother and one sister. She is majoring in Engineering.
Getting to know Alli
Nickname:______________________________________________ “Al”
Major:__________________________________________Sport Science
Career Plans:______________________________Physical Therapy school
Favorite Song:__________________________ “Damaged” by Danity Kane
Favorite Movie:_____________________________The Notebook/Kingdom
Favorite TV Show:_________________________________ Project Runway
Favorite Athlete:_ ____________________________________ Tom Brady
Favorite Book:_______________________________ Something Borrowed
Favorite Band/Musical Artist:___________________________ Chris Brown
Favorite Idaho soccer memory:_________ Whitewater rafting for team building
Best thing about Idaho:________________________ My soccer teammates
Getting to know Melissa
Nickname:__________________________________________“Melford”
Major:________________________________________ Civil Engineering
Career Plan:________________ Get a job and possibly move to the mainland
Favorite Band:_ ________________Shawn McDonald and my sister, Melanie
Favorite Actor/Actress:___________________Johnny Depp/Amanda Bynes
Favorite Song:_________________“Dancing in the Moonlight” by Toploader
Favorite Movie:_________________________ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Favorite Book:_________________________________ The Rainbow Fish
Favorite TV Show:______________________________________ Friends
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d:_________________Surfing at home in Hawai’i
Best thing about Idaho:_________ Being here with my friends and teammates
14 Sophomores
University of Idaho

Anna Edmonds
12
Sophomore
Midfield/Forward
South Salem High School
Salem, Ore.
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 18 11 5 1 11 22 2
Totals 18 11 5 1 11 22 2
10
Jennifer Eugenio
Sophomore
Defender
Kamehameha Schools
Honolulu, Hawai’i
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 11 9 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 11 9 0 0 0 3 0
Quoting Showler: “Anna had a fantastic first season for us.
She scored a lot of goals from the midfield. She’s strong on the ball
and she links up play really well. We’ll need her to come in and have
similar contributions this season and also continue to improve.”
2007: Edmonds debut season with the Vandals helped give fans a
glimpse of good things to come for Idaho soccer. She scored her first
career goal and Idaho’s first goal of the season with the game-winner
at Gonzaga, but didn’t stop there. She finished the season with five
goals, including two game-winners, to move into a ninth-place tie on
the Idaho single-season list. She played in all 18 games and started 11.
High School/Club: Edmonds was a two-time First Team All-State honoree
at South Salem High School ... Earned Valley League Offensive Player of the
Year honors in both 2006 and 2007 ... she scored 22 goals and 10 assists
as a senior ... was also a first team all-league selection and was named All-
Region Player of the Year by the Statesman Journal in both 2006 and 2007
... In 10 seasons with the Cascade FC “Tempest” club at Salem, Ore., she
scored over 100 goals and had 50 assists ... She was an ODP selection for
the Northwest Region and was invited to the ODP National Camp in 2006.
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Jenny started the season very well as a freshman,
and for her to have the impact that she did was tremendous. Unfortunately,
the injury she suffered forced her to miss the second half of the season. She
looked good this spring and I’m expecting good things from her in the fall.”
2007: Eugenio lived up to her reputation as a fiesty defender on the Idaho back
line, as she played in 11 games and started nine before her season was cut short by
a knee injury. She also managed to move forward for three shots during the season.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Won a pair of state championships with
Kamehameha Schools in 2006 and 2007 ... earned Honorable Mention
All-State honors in 2006 and First Team honors in 2007 ... also
helped the team earn ILH league championships in 2006 and 2007
...was also an honor roll student all four years of high school and
graduated with an Honors Diploma ... spent four years competing for
the Leahi 90 Premier club team with current teammate Melissa Canite.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Glenn and Anne Eugenio. She
has one sister, Karlee. Her major at Idaho is Civil Engineering.
Personal: She is the daughter of James and Sally Edmonds. She has
three sisters, Sarah, Erin and Emma. She is a Sport Science major.
Getting to know Anna
Nickname:___________________________________________ “Anner”
Major:____________________________________________ Undecided
Plans after school:_ ______________________________________Travel
Favorite Food:____________________________________ Frozen Yogurt
Favorite Song:______________ “Killin’ Me Softly” performed by Alison Page
Favorite Movie:______________________________________ Enchanted
Favorite TV Show:_____________________ Drake and Josh on Nickelodeon
Favorite Book:______________________________________ The Shack
Best thing about Idaho:_____________________________The soccer girls
Best Idaho soccer memory:______________Scaring Triller in the locker room
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:____________ Playing basketball somewhere
Getting to know Jennifer
Nickname:___________________________________________ “Jen-E”
Major:________________________________________ Civil Engineering
Plans after school:_ _____________________Become a structural engineer
Favorite Food:______________________________ Macaroni and Cheese
Favorite TV Show:_________________________ America’s Next Top Model
Favorite Book:_______________________________ The Templar Legacy
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:_________________ In Hawai’i getting a tan
Favorite Band:_ _____________________________________ Spice Girls
Favorite Movie:_________________________________________ Honey
Best thing about Idaho:_____________________________ My teammates
Favorite Song:___________________________“Lifetime Lover” by J Boog
Women’s Soccer
Sophomores
15

Jenn Hull17
Sophomore
Forward
Skyview High School
Vancouver, Wash.
Alison Page
Sophomore
Defender
Millais School
Horsham, England
7
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 16 16 6 1 13 49 2
Totals 16 16 6 1 13 49 2
Career Stats GP GS Goals Assists Points Shots GW
2007 12 12 0 0 0 3 0
Totals 12 12 0 0 0 3 0
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Jenn had a phenomenal first half of the season,
then teams started to figure out what they needed to do to slow her
down. Now we have to help her figure out how to break down defenses
better and use the players around her to be more effective. We’re hoping
for even more scoring opportunities and more goals from her this year.”
2007: Hull transitioned very well to the college game, as she led the Vandals
with six goals and 13 points in her freshman campaign. She played started 16
games for Idaho and took a team-high 49 shots with 26 on goal. Her six goals
tied for the fifth-most in Idaho history, while her 49 shots rank seventh, her 13
points rank ninth and her two game-winners rank third. She had two multi-goal
games as she netted two each against Southern Utah and Portland State.
Her first goal against Portland State was the quickest goal in Idaho history,
as she beat the keeper for the game-winner just 19 seconds into the match.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Was a Second Team All-State and First Team All-
Region honoree at Skyview High School her senior season after she scored
14 goals and had 7 assists ... Earned Offensive Player of the Year honors for
the Greater St. Helens League as a senior and was a First Team All-League
honoree both her junior and senior seasons ... was also a four year Scholar-
Athlete honoree ... played for the FC Portland Maroon club team from 2005-07.
QUOTING SHOWLER: “Larry was slowed by an injury later in the
season, but she started really well. If she can come out as strongly and
confidently as she did as a freshman, that will bode very well for us. “
2007: Page emerged as a standout defender for the Vandals before an ankle
injury cut her season short. She played in 12 games, all starts, and managed
three shots with one on goal. Her defensive help allowed the Vandals to get
off to their best start in years and shut out three of their first four opponents.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Page played four years with the Chelsea Ladies
Football Club where she was the 2005-06 Player of the Year. She also
played one year with the Crystal Palace LFC where she earned the
Manager’s Player of the Year Award, was the team captain and was awarded
a Trustees Curriculum 2000 Award for receiving good ‘A’ level results.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of Peter and Denise Page. She
has one sister, Katie. She is majoring in Biochemistry at Idaho.
PERSONAL: She is the daughter of John and Lee Ann Hull.
She has one brother, Tim. She is undecided on a major.
Getting to know Jenn
Nickname:________________________________________ “Glen-Coco”
Major:____________________________________________ Undecided
Plans after school:_ ___________ Move back to Vancouver and start a career
Favorite Actor:______________________________________Josh Lucas
Favorite TV Show:_________________________________Grey’s Anatomy
Favorite Food:______________________________________ Loco Grinz
Favorite Singer:_____________________________________ Alison Page
Favorite Movie:______________________________________ Mean Girls
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:__________________________ Really lazy
Best thing about Idaho:_____________________________The soccer girls
Favorite Song:________________________ “Sweetest Girl” by Wyclef Jean
Getting to know Alison
Nickname:___________________________________________ “Larry”
Major:______________________________________________ Biology
Plans after college:_______________________________________Travel
Favorite Food:______________________ Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich
Favorite TV Show:__________________________________ American Idol
Favorite Movie:______________________________ Remember The Titans
Favorite Idaho Professor:___________________________ Jennifer Stevens
If I wasn’t playing soccer, I’d be:__________________________ In England
Favorite Actor:__________________________________Morgan Freeman
Favorite Song:_______ “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” by The Temptations
Best Idaho soccer memory:____________________ Traveling with the team
16 Sophomores
University of Idaho

Freshman
Goalkeeper
Ferris HS
Spokane, Wash.
4
Elizabeth Boyden
Quoting Showler: “Liz was involved with the national squad
and she knows what it’s like to be at the top of the tree, so hopefully
that will rub off on some of the other players coming in. She’s a
quality goalkeeper who plays with a lot of confidence, is technically
very good and has got some very powerful tools to add to our team.”
High School/Club: Boyden was a two-time All-Greater Spokane
League First Team honoree and four-year starter for Ferris and helped
the team to a 2006 GSL co-championship. She helped the Spokane
Shadow club team win back-to-back Washington state championships
from 2006-07. She helped the Shadow win two Super Y-League Northwest
titles and earn a trip to the U.S. Club Soccer national title game in 2004.
She was a Northwest Region Olympic Development Program invitee
from 2004-06 and was a U.S. national ODP team qualifier in 2004.
Personal: Liz is the daughter of Bruce and Anita Boyden. She has two sisters,
Jennifer and Hillary. Her intended major is Resource Recreation and Tourism.
Freshman
Defender
South Salem HS
Salem, Ore.
16
Danielle Hayward
Quoting Showler: “Danielle is a feisty, athletic, quick attacking back who is
very single-minded and will add some quality to an area we have some good quality
players in. We’re bringing in immense depth and talent to what we already have.”
High School/Club: Hayward was a three-sport athlete for South Salem
High School in soccer, basketball and track and field. She earned All-Region
and First Team All-Central Valley Conference honors in both 2006 and 2007.
She managed to move up the field from her defender position and score
four goals her senior season. Hayward was a soccer team captain, as well
as an eight-time Oregon All-Academic Team honoree during her career.
Participated in the Oregon Olympic Development Program for three years. She
played her club ball with the Westside Metros and the Cascade Futbol Club.
Personal: Hayward is the daughter of Larry and Sue Hayward.
She has one brother, Ty, and two sisters, Heather and Alexandra.
Her father played football and wrestled at Western Oregon University,
while her mother was a swimmer for Willamette University.
Desirae Hull
Freshman
Midfielder/Defender
Los Alamos HS
Los Alamos, N.M.
23
Quoting Showler: “Des is a versatile player. She’s tall, strong and plays
any defensive position and any midfield position. She’s come from a very
successful program, having won four straight New Mexico state titles and she
just has an infectious winning mentality that will help us grow as a program.”
Freshman
Defender
Kamehameha Schools
Kapolei, Hawai’i
25
Shelby Moriguchi
Quoting Showler: “Shelby is a tenacious, quick, outside attacking
back. She has a fantastic work ethic and she’s another who has
had great success. She won three straight state titles in Hawai’i,
where every high school player is also involved in club teams.”
High School/Club: Hull’s senior season in 2007, she scored 23 goals and
had 11 assists for Los Alamos. She was named the 2007 District 2 Player of
the Year after she led Los Alamos to an 8-0 district record and the team’s thirdstraight
district title. She was a First Team All-State honoree in 2007, a Second
Team honoree in 2006 and Honorable Mention in 2005. The Hilltoppers earned
a 2006 state championship berth and state semifinal berths in 2004, 2005 and
2007. She helped the Rio Vista FC win four state titles in a row from 2004-07.
Her Rio Vista team made the Region IV semifinals in 2005 and the quarterfinals
in 2004. She was also a New Mexico Olympic Development Program invitee.
Personal: Hull is the daughter of Lawrence and Sandra
Hull. She intends to major in Mechanical Engineering at Idaho.
Women’s Soccer
Newcomers
High School/Club: Moriguchi helped Kamehameha Schools-Kapalma take
three straight Hawai’i state championships and three straight Interscholastic
League of Honolulu titles from 2006-08. In 2008, she was named to the
Division I All-Tournament Team after Kapalma cruised through the state
tournament without allowing a single goal. She played on the Leahi 90 club
team with current teammates Melissa Canite and Jennifer Eugenio for two
years and helped the team win back-to-back state titles in 2006 and 2007.
Personal: Moriguchi is the daughter of Alika and Phyllis Moriguchi. She has
one sister, Shyann, and one brother, Kyle. She intends to major in Biology at Idaho.
17

Freshman
Midfielder
Cheney HS
Spokane, Wash.
26
Dani Raczykowski
Quoting Showler: “Dani is a tough-tackling midfielder. She’s a ball-winner
and she brings that added bit of bite to the midfield. She’s composed on the
ball and her work ethic is fantastic.”
High School/Club: Raczykowski was a four-year starter between two high
schools. She played at Ferris High School in 2005-06 and at Cheney High
school in 2004 and 2007. She earned Honorable Mention All-Greater Northern
League in 2004 and 2007, then earned Honorable Mention All-Greater
Spokane League in 2005 and First Team All-GSL in 2006. She and current
teammate Liz Boyden helped the Spokane Shadow win state titles in 2006-07,
a 2005 Super Y-League Northwest Region title and a spot in the U.S. Club
Soccer national title game. She was a state Olympic Development Program
selection in 2006-07 and a Northwest Region ODP selection in 2006.
Personal: Raczykowski is the daughter of Daniel Raczykowski and Carol
King. She has three sisters, Alicia, Jaime and Nicole McAllister, who plays
soccer for the Vandals. She intends to major in Business at Idaho.
Junior
Defender
Clackamas CC
Junction City, Ore.
21
Christie Richards
Quoting Showler: “Christie is a smart, athletic defender who gets
up and down the line like a fiddlers elbow. She plays smart defense
and has an uncanny knack of joining the attack at the right times. She
has learned how to win at Clackamas with a Regional Championship
under her belt, and a winning mentality will lend itself well to what
we are continually striving to achieve here at the University of Idaho.”
Clackamas CC: Richards helped Clackamas to a 17-0-1 league record,
19-2-2 overall record and the 2007 NWAAC Championship. In 2006, she
helped lead the team to a 14-5-1 record and a third-place Regional finish.
As the designated corner-kicker for Clackamas, Richards tallied 11 assists
and one goal in 2007. As a defender, she helped the Cougars set a school
record for shutouts with 13 in 2007, with a 0.43 goals allowed average
in league games. In 2006, she helped lead the Cougars to 10 shutouts.
Personal: She is the daughter of Robert and Barbara Richards. She has three
brothers, Bobby, Brian and Eric. She intends to major in Business at Idaho.
All-Time Letterwinners
Sarah April..........................2001-04
Britta Anderson.........................1998
Christina Anderson.............. 1999-01
Alli Arnold.............................2006-
Sonja Baumgartner..........2005-06
Sara Best.................................1999
Brittney Beitel...........................2004
Morgan Bunday...................2003-04
Stephanie Burgmeier...........2000-01
Joanna Byrne...........................2007
Melissa Canite......................2007-
Kim Carey...........................2000-03
Kayla Constable...................2002-04
Ashley Cox...........................2001-04
Courtney Cross.........................1998
Megan Cummings............... 1998-01
Holly Davidson..................... 1998-01
Dee DeFord.........................1998-00
Jessica Dinneen..................1998-99
Tess Doherty.............................1998
Megan Dunn.......................2003-04
Anna Edmonds.....................2007-
Dana Elwell.........................2003-04
Jennifer Eugenio...................2007-
Amanda Findlay...................2002-04
Jennifer Frazier....................1998-99
Casey Hanrahan.......................1998
Tricia Haynes....................... 1998-01
Hayley Henry........................2005-
Crystal Herzog..................... 1999-01
Katie Hess................................1998
Christa Hornbeck.......1999, 2001-02
Jennifer Hull.........................2007-
Laura Humphreys................1999-02
Ashley Irish...............................2006
Tiffany Jensen.....................1999-00
Michelle Jordan....................2006-
Adriane Kehl........................2002-04
Caylee Ketchum........................2006
Jenny Kiebel........................1999-02
Lindsey Kihm...........................2004
Andrea (Lee) King................1998-00
Laura Lanting-Leonard.........2000-02
Maegan Levinthal................ 1998-01
Jamie Lewis.........................2000-03
Maria Madeira..........................2005
Kelsey Manning....................2005-
Blair Marsden......................2002-04
Sacha Martin............................1998
Melissa Martinazzi...............2001-04
Mandy McAlexander............2004-07
Nicole McAllister..................2006-
Maggie McCollum................1998-99
Polley McCune.....................1998-99
Sarah Melby.............................2001
Jenell Miller.........................1999-02
Casey Mills...............................1998
Mandi Mollerstuen...............1999-02
Sari Morrison........................2006-
Dawn Mueller...................... 1998-01
Emily Nelson.......................2000-03
Julia Nygaard.............1998-99, 2001
Katie Quinn.........................2002-04
Alison Page..........................2007-
Jaci Pelton........................... 1998-01
Ashley Perez.........................2006-
Cynthia Popich....................1998-99
Heather Reifsnyder..............2003-04
Christine Rennick................. 1998-01
Kelly Ridge................................2004
Lisa Rindt.................................1998
Kristi Robusto...........................2003
Britta Rustad........................2005-
Anna Sandman.....................2006-
Andrea Schumacher.................1999
Sarah Slingland........................1998
Lindsay Smith......................2002-04
Alyson South.......................2003-05
Jenny Springer.....................2003-04
Katie Swajkoski....................2001-04
Erika Teixeira............................2007
Amanda Triller......................2007-
Courtney Wells..........................2004
Caitlyn Wicks.......................2002-04
Dana Windley......................2006-07
All-Time by Home State/Province/Country
Washington...................................38
Idaho...........................................13
Oregon.........................................13
British Columbia.............................3
California........................................3
Alaska............................................2
Colorado........................................2
Hawai’i...........................................2
Illinois............................................2
Iowa...............................................2
Brazil..............................................1
England..........................................1
Montana.........................................1
Pennsylvania..................................1
Switzerland.....................................1
18 Newcomers / Letterwiners
University of Idaho

TEAM STATISTICS UI OPP
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts 15-211 40-304
Goals scored average 0.82 2.19
Shot pct. .071 .132
Shots on goal-Attempts 106-211 145-304
SOG pct. .502 .477
Shots/Game 11.7 16.9
Assists 11 30
CORNER KICKS 50 89
PENALTY KICKS 1-1 3-3
PENALTIES
Yellow cards 11 6
Red cards 0 0
Individual Statistics
## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT
17 Jennifer Hull 16-16 6 1 13 49 .122 26 .531 2 0-0
12 Anna Edmonds 18-11 5 1 11 22 .227 11 .500 2 0-0
13 Aimee Goss 18-18 2 1 5 12 .167 7 .583 0 1-1
15 Britta Rustad 18-18 0 4 4 15 .000 6 .400 0 0-0
3 Melissa Canite 18-18 1 1 3 25 .040 12 .480 0 0-0
35 Erika Teixeira 17-3 1 0 2 22 .045 14 .636 1 0-0
6 Hayley Henry 17-12 0 2 2 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-0
22 Ali Buswell 16-7 0 1 1 9 .000 5 .556 0 0-0
14 Nicole McAllister 16-14 0 0 0 21 .000 9 .429 0 0-0
18 Joanna Byrne 9-1 0 0 0 7 .000 4 .571 0 0-0
26 Dana Windley 14-5 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0
20 Amanda Triller 15-6 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0
10 Jennifer Eugenio 11-9 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0
7 Alison Page 12-12 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0
23 Mandy McAlexander 18-10 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0
8 Sari Morrison 8-2 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0
5 Kelsey Manning 18-18 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0
11 Ashley Perez 9-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0
Total.................... 18 15 11 41 211 .071 106 .502 5 1-1
Opponents........... 18 40 30 110 304 .132 145 .477 12 3-3
Goalkeeper Statistics
## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho
2 Anna Sandman 17-17 1465:52 34 2.09 92 .730 5 11 1 6
1 Michelle Jordan 3-1 180:00 6 3.00 11 .647 0 1 0 0
Total.................... 18-18 1645:52 40 2.19 105 .724 5 12 1 6
Opponents........... 18-18 1645:52 15 0.82 91 .858 12 5 1 6
Team saves: 2
Team Statistics
ATTENDANCE
Total 1924 3936
Dates/Avg Per Date 7/275 9/437
Neutral Site #/Avg 2/142
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
Idaho 7 8 0 0 15
Opponents 18 20 1 1 40
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
Idaho 96 108 4 3 211
Opponents 153 140 8 3 304
SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
Idaho 57 44 3 1 105
Opponents 36 50 3 2 91
CORNER KICKS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
Idaho 22 26 2 0 50
Opponents 43 43 3 0 89
FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total
Idaho 115 118 2 1 236
Opponents 84 92 2 1 179
The Vandals In Action
W L T
Overall 5 12 1
WAC 1 5 1
At Wicks Field 1 6 0
Away 2 6 1
Neutral 2 0 0
After a Win 1 4 0
After a Loss 3 7 1
After a Tie 0 1 0
In Overtime 0 2 1
When Outshooting Opponent 3 0 1
When Outshot by Opponent 2 12 0
When Idaho scores first 5 4 0
When Opponent scores first 0 8 0
Team Leaders
Points
Jennifer Hull 13
Anna Edmonds 11
Aimee Goss 5
Britta Rustad 4
Melissa Canite 3
Erika Teixeira 2
Hayley Henry 2
Ali Buswell 1
Goals
Jennifer Hull 6
Anna Edmonds 5
Aimee Goss 2
Melissa Canite 1
Erika Teixeira 1
Assists
Britta Rustad 4
Hayley Henry 2
Jennifer Hull 1
Anna Edmonds 1
Aimee Goss 1
Melissa Canite 1
Ali Buswell 1
Shots
Jennifer Hull 49
Melissa Canite 25
Anna Edmonds 22
Erika Teixeira 22
Nicole McAllister 21
WAC Standings
Conference Overall
W L T PTS W L T
Hawai’i 6 1 0 18 15 5 2
Fresno State 5 1 1 16 13 7 1
Boise State 5 1 1 16 9 7 3
Utah State 5 2 0 15 10 11 0
Nevada 2 5 0 6 6 11 1
San Jose State 2 5 0 6 4 15 2
Idaho 1 5 1 4 5 12 1
Louisiana Tech 0 6 1 1 2 14 1
Women’s Soccer
2007 Final Stats
19

Single-Season Records
Goals
1. Megan Cummings 11 1999
2. Emily Nelson 9 2000
2. Sara Best 9 1999
4. Jennifer Frazier 8 1999
5. Jennifer Hull 6 2007
5. Emily Nelson 6 2003
5. Andrea (Lee) King 6 2000
5. Christina Anderson 6 2000
9. Anna Edmonds 5 2007
9. Sarah April 5 2002
9. Emily Nelson 5 2001
9. Andrea (Lee) King 5 1998
Assists
1. Emily Nelson 10 2000
2. Jennifer Frazier 9 1999
3. Sara Best 5 1999
4. Megan Cummings 5 1998
5. Britta Rustad 4 2007
5. Megan Cummings 4 1999
7. Adriane Kehl 3 2002
7. Megan Cummings 3 2001
7. Melissa Martinazzi 3 2001
7. Sarah Melby 3 2001
7. Jaci Pelton 3 2001
7. Andrea (Lee) King 3 2000
7. Jaci Pelton 3 2000
Shots
1. Emily Nelson 70 2002
2. Emily Nelson 57 2003
3. Megan Cummings 56 1999
4. Megan Cummings 54 2001
5. Emily Nelson 52 2001
6. Sara Best 50 1999
7. Jennifer Hull 49 2007
7. Jennifer Frazier 49 1999
Emily Nelson
9. Emily Nelson 45 2000
10. Andrea (Lee) King 44 1998
Points
1. Megan Cummings 26 1999
2. Jennifer Frazier 25 1999
3. Sara Best 23 1999
4. Emily Nelson 20 2000
5. Megan Cummings 18 2000
6. Andrea (Lee) King 15 2000
7. Emily Nelson 14 2003
7. Christina Anderson 14 2000
9. Jennifer Hull 13 2007
9. Megan Cummings 13 1998
Game-Winning Goals
1. Sara Best 4 1999
2. Melissa Martinazzi 3 2001
3. Anna Edmonds 2 2007
3. Jennifer Hull 2 2007
3. Eija Hodgin 2 2005
3. Emily Nelson 2 2001
3. Megan Cummings 2 2000
3. Andrea (Lee) King 2 2000
3. Christina Anderson 2 2000
3. Megan Cummings 2 1999
3. Jennifer Frazier 2 1999
3. Andrea (Lee) King 2 1998
Hat Tricks
Emily Nelson
9/22/2000 vs. Nevada
Megan Cummings 10/13/1999 vs. Carroll College
Megan Cummings 9/12/1999 vs. Eastern Wash.
Goalkeeper Records
Saves
1. Anna Sandman 92 2007
2. Lindsay Smith 91 2005
3. Lindsay Smith 87 2004
4. Tricia Haynes 85 1998
5. Jenell Miller 79 2002
6. Jenell Miller 72 2000
7. Lindsay Smith 70 2003
8. Jenell Miller 68 2001
9. Lindsay Smith 54 2002
10. Tricia Haynes 53 2001
Goals against (min 10 games played)
1. Jenell Miller 8 1999
2. Jenell Miller 11 2000
3. Tricia Haynes 12 2001
4. Tricia Haynes 14 1999
5. Jenell Miller 18 2001
6. Anna Sandman 21 2006
7. Jenell Miller 26 2002
8. Lindsay Smith 30 2003
9. Lindsay Smith 31 2004
9. Tricia Haynes 31 1998
Meagan Cummings
Goals Against Average (min 800 minutes)
1. Jenell Miller 0.83 1999
2. Jenell Miller 0.90 2000
3. Tricia Haynes 1.14 2001
4. Tricia Haynes 1.38 1999
5. Lindsay Smith 1.63 2002
6. Jenell Miller 1.68 2001
7. Lindsay Smith 1.72 2005
8. Lindsay Smith 1.86 2004
9. Anna Sandman 2.09 2007
10. Anna Sandman 2.15 2006
Shutouts
1. Anna Sandman 6 2007
2. Jenell Miller 4 2000
2. Jenell Miller 4 1999
4. Tricia Haynes 3.5 2000
5. Jenell Miller 3 2001
5. Tricia Haynes 3 1998
7. Tricia Haynes 2.5 2001
8. Lindsay Smith 2 2005
8. Tricia Haynes 2 1999
Minutes PLAYED
1. Lindsay Smith 1730 2005
2. Lindsay Smith 1498 2004
3. Anna Sandman 1466 2007
4. Tricia Haynes 1255 1998
5. Jenell Miller 1096 2000
6. Lindsay Smith 1075 2003
7. Jenell Miller 959 2002
8. Tricia Haynes 942 1999
9. Anna Sandman 880 2006
10. Jenell Miller 866 1999
20 Single-Season Records
University of Idaho

Career Records
Games Played
1. Jaci Pelton 76 1998-2001
2. Emily Nelson 75 2000-2003
2. Jennifer Kiebel 75 1999-2002
2. Dawn Mueller 75 1998-2001
2. Christine Rennick 75 1998-2001
6. Megan Cummings 74 1998-2001
7. Jaime Lewis 73 2000-2003
8. Ashley Cox 72 2001-2004
8. Katie Swajkoski 72 2001-2004
10. Aly South 71 2003-2005
10. Laura Humphreys 71 1999-2002
Games Started
1. Emily Nelson 75 2000-2003
2. Jennifer Kiebel 75 1999-2002
3. Dawn Mueller 71 1998-2001
4. Megan Cummings 70 1998-2001
5. Jaci Pelton 68 1998-2001
6. Christine Rennick 64 1998-2001
7. Jamie Lewis 62 2000-2003
8. Melissa Martinazzi 61 2001-2004
9. Megan Dunn 56 2003-2006
10. Katie Swajkoski 54 2001-2004
Goals
1. Emily Nelson 24 2000-2003
2. Megan Cummings 22 1998-2001
3. Andrea (Lee) King 13 1998-2000
4. Jennifer Kiebel 11 1999-2002
5. Sara Best 10 1999-2000
6. Jenny Springer 9 2003-2006
7. Adriane Kehl 8 2002-2005
7. Jennifer Frazier 8 1998-1999
9. Sarah April 7 2001-2004
9. Christina Anderson 7 1999-2001
Assists
1. Megan Cummings 22 1998-2001
2. Jennifer Frazier 9 1998-1999
3. Jaci Pelton 8 1998-2001
3. Andrea (Lee) King 8 1998-2000
5. Adriane Kehl 7 2002-2005
5. Sara Best 7 1999-2000
7. Britta Rustad 6 2005-Present
7. Emily Nelson 6 2000-2003
9. Melissa Martinazzi 5 2001-2004
9. Christina Anderson 5 1999-2001
9. Crystal Herzog 5 1999-2001
Shots
1. Emily Nelson 224 2000-2003
2. Megan Cummings 195 1998-2001
3. Andrea (Lee) King 106 1998-2000
Women’s Soccer
4. Jennifer Kiebel 104 1999-2002
5. Jaci Pelton 91 1998-2001
6. Melissa Martinazzi 80 2001-2004
7. Adriane Kehl 79 2002-2005
8. Jenny Springer 71 2003-2006
9. Jaime Lewis 62 2000-2003
10. Sara Best 61 1999-2000
Points
1. Megan Cummings 66 1998-2001
2. Emily Nelson 54 2000-2003
3. Andrea (Lee) King 34 1998-2000
4. Sara Best 27 1999-2000
5. Jennifer Kiebel 25 1999-2002
5. Jennifer Frazier 25 1998-1999
7. Jenny Springer 19 2003-2006
7. Adriane Kehl 19 2002-2005
7. Christina Anderson 19 1999-2001
10. Sarah April 18 2001-2004
Game-Winning Goals
1. Megan Cummings 6 1998-2001
2. Emily Nelson 4 2000-2003
3. Sara Best 4 1999-2000
4. Andrea (Lee) King 4 1998-2000
5. Jennifer Kiebel 3 1999-2002
6. Melissa Martinazzi 3 2001-2004
7. Eija Hodgin 2 2004-2006
8. Christina Anderson 2 1999-2001
9. Jennifer Frazier 2 1998-1999
10. 13 Players Tied 1
Hat Tricks
1. Megan Cummings 2 1998-2001
2. Emily Nelson 1 2000-2003
Goalkeeper Records
Games Played
1. Lindsay Smith 59 2002-2005
2. Jenell Miller 48 1999-2002
2. Tricia Haynes 48 1998-2001
4. Anna Sandman 27 2006-Present
5. Kim Carey 14 2000-2003
6. Michelle Jordan 12 2005-Present
7. Caylee Ketchum 5 2006-2007
8. Heather Reifsnyder 3 2003-2004
Games Started
1. Lindsay Smith 53 2002-2005
2. Jenell Miller 42 1999-2002
3. Tricia Haynes 39 1998-2001
4. Anna Sandman 26 2006-Present
5. Michelle Jordan 9 2005-Present
6. Kim Carey 6 2000-2003
Career Records
Saves
1. Lindsay Smith 302 2002-2005
2. Jenell Miller 263 1999-2002
3. Tricia Haynes 219 1998-2001
4. Anna Sandman 144 2006-Present
5. Kim Carey 66 2000-2003
6. Michelle Jordan 53 2005-Present
7. Caylee Ketchum 14 2006-2007
8. Heather Reifsnyder 3 2003-2004
Goals Against (min 40 games played)
1. Jenell Miller 11 1999-2002
2. Tricia Haynes 11 1998-2001
3. Lindsay Smith 109 2002-2005
Goals Against Avg. (min 3200 minutes)
1. Jenell Miller 1.46 1999-2002
2. Tricia Haynes 1.54 1998-2001
3. Lindsay Smith 1.91 2002-2005
Shutouts
1. Jenell Miller 11 1999-2002
2. Tricia Haynes 11 1998-2001
3. Anna Sandman 6 2006-Present
4. Lindsay Smith 4 2002-2005
5. Kim Carey 2 2000-2003
Minutes Played
1. Lindsay Smith 5129 2002-2005
2. Jenell Miller 3886 1999-2002
3. Tricia Haynes 3730 1998-2001
4. Anna Sandman 2347 2006-Present
5. Kim Carey 903 2000-2003
6. Michelle Jordan 796 2005-present
Team Records
Season Records:
Most Wins 2000 11
Most Goals 1999 40
Most Assists 1999 35
Most Goalie Saves 2002 137
Most Consecutive Wins 2000 4
Longest Unbeaten Streak 2001 7
Most Shutouts 2000 8
Most Consecutive Shutouts 2000, 2001 4
Single-Game Records:
Most Goals
vs. Carroll College 10-13-99 9
Most Shots
vs. Portland State 9-17-00 36
Most Assists
vs. Carroll College 10-13-99 9
Fewest Shots Allowed
vs. Portland State 9-17-00 0
Most Saves
at Cal Poly 11-2-03 16
21

1998: 4-13-1
BWC: 0-9-0 (10th)
Coach: Larry Foster
Date Opponent Score
9/1 at Portland State L, 1-2
9/5 #Eastern Washington W, 1-0
9/7 #Idaho State W, 2-1 (2ot)
9/11 Northwest Nazarene W, 4-0
9/13 at Gonzaga T, 1-1
9/19 &Colorado College L, 1-3
9/20 &Montana L, 0-3
9/25 UC Santa Barbara* L, 0-1
9/27 Cal Poly* L, 0-6
9/30 Oregon State L, 0-2
10/2 at Pacific* L, 0-8
10/4 at Long Beach State* L, 0-2
10/11 Boise State* L, 0-1
10/16 Utah State* L, 1-2
10/18 North Texas* L, 0-5
10/23 at Cal State Fullerton* L, 0-3
10/25 at UC Irvine* L, 0-2
10/31 Eastern Washington W, 1-0
# Governor’s Cup, Boise, Idaho
& Univ. of Montana Tournament
* Big West Conference Game
1999: 9-8-2
BWC: 2-6-1 (10th)
Coach: Larry Foster
Date Opponent Score
9/1 Whitworth W, 4-0
9/4 #Idaho State T, 0-0
9/6 #Washington State W, 2-1
9/10 Northwest Nazarene W, 4-0
9/12 at Eastern Washington W, 3-0
9/17 at Oregon State L, 2-3
9/19 at Oregon L, 1-2
9/24 at Cal Poly* L, 0-1
9/26 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 0-1 (2ot)
10/1 Long Beach State* W, 2-1 (ot)
10/3 Pacific* L, 0-1
10/7 Eastern Washington W, 3-1
10/10 at Boise State* L, 1-2
10/13 Carroll College W, 9-0
10/15 at North Texas* L, 2-3
10/17 at Utah State* L, 2-3
10/22 UC Irvine* W, 1-0 (ot)
10/24 Cal State Fullerton* T, 2-2
10/31 Gonzaga W, 2-1
# Governor’s Cup, Moscow, Idaho
* Big West Conference games
2000: 11-6-2
BWC: 4-2-2 (t-3rd)
Coach: Larry Foster
Date Opponent Score
8/27 at Oregon L, 1-4
8/29 at Oregon State L, 1-2
9/2 #Weber State W, 4-3 (2ot)
9/4 #Idaho State L, 0-2
9/7 $UNLV L, 2-3
9/9 $Bowling Green State W, 2-0
9/17 Portland State W, 5-0
9/21 Eastern Washington W, 3-0
9/22 Nevada W, 5-0
9/28 Utah State* L, 0-1
10/1 Western Washington W, 2-0
10/6 at Cal-State Fullerton* W, 2-1 (2ot)
10/8 at UC Irvine* L, 0-2
10/13 UC Santa Barbara* W, 3-1
10/15 Cal Poly* W, 1-0 (ot)
10/20 at Pacific* T, 1-1
10/22 at Long Beach State* T, 0-0
10/29 Boise State* W, 2-0
11/5 at Gonzaga W, 3-1
# Governor’s Cup, Pocatello, Idaho
$ UNLV Classic
* Big West Conference Game
2001: 9-8-3
BWC: 3-5-1 (t-6th)
Coach: Larry Foster
Date Opponent Score
8/31 at Boise State L, 2-4
9/1 vs. Weber State W, 2-1
9/5 Oregon T, 1-1
9/7 Hawai`i L, 1-2
9/9 at Washington L, 0-4
9/14 UNLV canceled
9/17 at Portland State W, 1-0
9/21 Oregon State T, 3-3
9/23 Sacramento State W, 3-0
9/26 at E. Washington W, 2-0
9/28 Montana W, 2-0
9/30 at Nevada W, 2-0
10/5 at UC Irvine* T, 2-2
10/7 at Long Beach St.* L, 0-3
10/12 Cal State Fullerton* L, 0-2
10/14 UC Riverside* L, 1-0
10/19 at Cal Poly* L, 1-3
10/21 at UC Santa Barbara* L, 0-2
10/26 Cal St. Northridge* W, 1-0
10/28 Pacific* W, 2-0
11/4 at Utah State* W, 3-2
* Big West Conference Game
2002: 2-14-3
BWC: 0-8-1 (10th)
Coach: Arby Busey
Date Opponent Score
8/31 at Boise State W, 2-1
9/4 E. Washington W, 1-0
9/8 at Washington State L, 0-2
9/13 at Iowa L, 1-2
9/15 at Depaul L, 0-1
9/20 at Sacramento State L, 2-3
9/22 at San Francisco L, 1-2
9/27 San Jose State T, 1-1
9/29 Idaho State T, 2-2
10/4 UC Irvine* L, 1-2
10/6 Long Beach St.* T, 2-2
10/11 at Cal State Fullerton* L, 1-4
10/13 at UC Riverside* L, 0-2
10/18 Cal Poly* L, 1-2
10/20 UC Santa Barbara* L, 0-6
10/25 at Cal State Northridge* L, 1-3
10/27 at Pacific* L, 0-4
10/31 Gonzaga L, 0-1
11/3 Utah State* L, 0-3
* Big West Conference Game
2003: 3-12-4
BWC: 1-8-0 (10th)
Coach: Arby Busey
Date Opponent Score
8/29 at Northern Arizona T, 2-2
8/31 vs. Central Michigan T, 1-1
9/5 Montana W, 4-2
9/7 at Oregon State L, 2-4
9/10 Portland State L, 1-3
9/12 Boise State W, 2-1
9/14 at Idaho State T, 1-1
9/19 at Gonzaga L, 1-4
9/21 New Mexico L, 0-1
9/26 Air Force T, 1-1
10/3 Pacific* L, 1-2
10/5 Cal State Northridge* L, 0-1
10/12 at Utah State* L, 0-1
10/17 at UC Irvine* L, 1-2
10/19 at Long Beach State* L, 1-3
10/24 UC Riverside* L, 0-2
10/26 Cal State Fullerton* W, 2-0
10/31 at UC Santa Barbara L, 0-8
11/2 at Cal Poly* L, 0-3
* Big West Conference Game
2004: 3-14-0
BWC: 1-8-0 (10th)
Coach: Arby Busey
Date Opponent Score
8/27 at Montana L, 1-2
8/29 vs. Denver L, 0-1
9/3 at Air Force Academy W, 2-0
9/5 at Colorado College L, 2-4
9/15 at Eastern Washington L, 0-1
9/17 Idaho State W, 2-1
9/19 Pepperdine canceled
9/24 at Boise State L, 0-1
10/1 at Pacific* L, 0-2
10/3 Cal State Northridge* L, 0-3
10/8 Gonzaga L, 1-2 (2OT)
10/10 Utah State* L, 0-3
10/15 UC Irvine* L, 2-3
10/17 Long Beach State* W, 3-1
10/22 at UC Riverside* L, 1-2
10/24 at Cal State Fullerton* L, 0-4
10/29 UC Santa Barbara* L, 0-1
10/31 Cal Poly* L, 1-3
* Big West Conference Game
2005: 3-16-0
WAC: 1-6-0 (7th)
Coach: Pete Showler
Date Opponent Score
8/28 Washington State L, 0-1 (OT)
9/2 at Portland State W, 1-0
9/4 at No. 22 Utah L, 1-4
9/9 Northern Colorado W, 2-1
9/11 at Idaho State L, 1-3
9/15 at Weber State L, 1-2
9/18 Montana L, 0-2
9/25 at New Mexico L, 0-1
9/27 at Sacramento State L, 1-2
9/30 at Gonzaga L, 1-3
10/2 Eastern Washington L, 0-1
10/7 at Hawai`i* L, 0-4
10/9 at San Jose State* L, 0-2
10/14 Fresno State* L, 0-1
10/16 Nevada* L, 0-1 (2OT)
10/18 at #25 Long Beach State L, 0-2
10/23 Boise State* L, 0-1
10/28 at Louisiana Tech* W, 2-0
10/30 at Utah State* L, 0-2
* Western Athletic Conference Game
2006: 0-17-2
WAC: 1-5-2 (7th)
Coach: Pete Showler
Date Opponent Score
8/25 at #20 Pepperdine L, 0-5
8/27 at #15 Cal State Fullerton L, 0-4
9/1 vs. Idaho State L, 0-3
9/3 vs. Montana L, 0-4
9/8 Sacramento State L, 0-6
9/10 at San Diego L, 0-3
9/12 at Cal State Northridge L, 2-7
9/15 Utah Valley State L, 0-2
9/17 at Washington State L, 0-2
9/22 Gonzaga L, 0-3
9/24 at Oregon L, 0-2
10/3 at Eastern Washington L, 1-2
10/6 Hawai`i* L, 0-4
10/8 San Jose State* L, 0-1
10/13 at Fresno State* L, 0-2
10/15 at Nevada* L, 1-5
10/22 at Boise State* T, 1-1
10/27 Louisiana Tech* T, 1-1
10/29 Utah State* L, 1-3
* Western Athletic Conference Game
2007: 5-12-1
WAC: 1-5-1 (7th)
Coach: Pete Showler
Date Opponent Score
8/31 at Gonzaga W, 2-0
9/7 vs Southern Utah# W, 2-0
9/9 at Idaho State# L, 0-2
9/13 Portland State W, 2-0
9/16 Cal State-Bakersfield L, 1-2 (OT)
9/21 at UTEP^ L, 1-4
9/23 vs North Dakota State^ W, 1-0
9/28 at Loyola Marymount L, 1-3
9/30 at Oregon State L, 1-2 (2OT)
10/5 #25 Washington State L, 0-4
10/7 Eastern Washington L, 1-2
10/12 Utah State* L, 0-4
10/14 at Louisiana Tech* T, 0-0
10/21 at Boise State* L, 1-5
10/26 Nevada* L, 1-2
10/28 Fresno State* L, 0-3
11/2 at San Jose State W, 1-0
11/4 at Hawai’i L, 0-7
# Governor’s Cup, Pocatello, Idaho
^ UTEP Border Shootout
* Western Athletic Conference Game
22 All-Time Results
University of Idaho

Idaho Coaching Records
Larry Foster
1998-2001
Overall Record: 33-35-8
1998 Larry Foster 4-13-1 .250
1999 Larry Foster 9--8-2 .526
2000 Larry Foster 11-6-2 .632
2001 Larry Foster 9-8-3 .525
Arby Busey
2002-2004
Overall Record: 8-40-7
2002 Arby Busey 2-14-3 .184
2003 Arby Busey 3-12-4 .263
2004 Arby Busey 3-14-0 .176
Pete Showler
2005-Present
Overall Record: 8-45-3
2005 Pete Showler 3-16-0 .158
2006 Pete Showler 0-17-2 .053
2007 Pete Showler 5-12-1 .306
1998-07 10 Seasons 49-120-18 .310
All-Time Series Records
Opponent First Meeting Record
Air Force 2003 1-0-1
Boise State 1998 3-6-1
Bowling Green 2000 1-0-0
Cal Poly 1998 1-6-0
Cal State Bakersfield 2007 0-1-0
Cal State Fullerton 1998 2-5-1
Cal State Northridge 2001 1-4-0
Carroll College 1999 1-0-0
Central Michigan 2003 0-0-1
Colorado College 1998 0-2-0
Denver 2004 0-1-0
Depaul 2002 0-1-0
Eastern Washington 1998 7-4-0
Fresno State 2005 0-3-0
Gonzaga 1998 3-5-1
Hawai`i 2001 0-4-0
Idaho State 1998 2-4-3
Iowa 2002 0-1-0
Long Beach State 1998 2-4-2
Louisiana Tech 2005 1-0-2
Loyola Marymount 2007 0-1-0
Minnesota 2008 First Meeting
Montana 1998 2-4-0
Nevada 2000 2-3-0
New Mexico 2003 0-2-0
Niagara 2008 First Meeting
North Dakota State 2007 1-0-0
North Texas 1998 0-2-0
Northern Arizona 2003 0-0-1
Northern Colorado 2005 1-0-0
Northwest Nazarene 1998 2-0-0
Oregon 1999 0-3-1
Oregon State 1998 0-5-1
Pacific 1998 1-5-1
Pepperdine 2004 0-1-0
Portland State 1998 4-2-0
Robert Morris 2008 First Meeting
Sacramento State 2001 1-3-0
San Diego 2006 0-1-0
San Francisco 2002 0-1-0
San Jose State 2002 1-2-1
Seattle University 2008 First Meeting
Southern Utah 2007 1-0-0
UC Irvine 1998 1-5-1
UC Riverside 2001 0-4-0
UC Santa Barbara 1998 1-6-0
UNLV 2000 0-1-0
Utah 2005 0-1-0
Utah State 1998 1-9-0
Utah Valley State 2006 0-1-0
UTEP 2007 0-1-0
Washington 2001 0-1-0
Washington State 1999 1-4-0
Weber State 2000 2-1-0
Western Washington 2000 1-0-0
Whitworth College 1999 1-0-0
Wyoming 2008 First Meeting
bold indicates 2008 opponent
Women’s Soccer
All-Time Coaching / Series Records
23

Cal State-Bakersfield
Roadrunners
Quick Facts
Location:
Bakersfield, Calif.
Enrollment: 8,000
Founded: 1970
Colors:
Blue and Gold
Conference:
Independent
President:
Dr. Horace Mitchell
Athletic Director:
Rudy Carvajal
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Nicole Van Dyke
Career Record:
47-41-12 (Four Years)
Record at Bakersfield: 12-22-5 (Two Years)
2007 Record: 5-13-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: N/A
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/7
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/4
Newcomers: 11
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Marshall Fey
E-mail:
mfey@csub.edu
Phone: (661) 654-3071
Fax: (913) 604-4686
Web Site:
www.gorunners.com
Gonzaga
Bulldogs
Quick Facts
Location:
Spokane, Wash.
Enrollment: 6,375
Founded: 1887
Colors:
Blue, White and Red
Conference:
West Coast
President:
Fr. Robert J. Spitzer, S.J.
Athletic Director:
Mike Roth
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Shannon Stiles
Career Record:
72-93-8 (Nine Years)
Record at Gonzaga:
Same
2007 Record: 12-7-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 3-4-0 (5th)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/5
Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5
Newcomers: 4
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Bobby Alworth
E-mail:
alworth@athletics.gonzaga.edu
Phone: (509) 313-4227
Fax: (509) 313-5730
Web Site:
www.gozags.com
Seattle
Redhawks
Quick Facts
Location:
Seattle, Wash.
Enrollment: 7,259
Founded: 1891
Colors:
Red and White
Conference:
Independent
President:
Fr. Stephen Sundborg
Athletic Director:
William Hogan
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Julie Woodward
Career Record:
163-52-19 (11 Years)
Record at Seattle:
Same
2007 Record: 17-3-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 12-2-0/2nd
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/8
Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5
Newcomers: 10
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Jason Behenna
E-mail:
behennaj@seattleu.edu
Phone: (206) 296-5915
Fax: (206) 296-2154
Web Site:
www.goseattleu.com
Idaho State
Bengals
Quick Facts
Location:
Pocatello, Idaho
Enrollment: 13,929
Founded: 1901
Colors:
Orange and Black
Conference:
Big Sky
President:
Dr. Arthur Vailas
Interim Athletic Director:
Jeff Tingey
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Alison Gibson
Career Record:
17-14-7 (Two Years)
Record at Idaho State:
Same
2007 Record: 7-5-6
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 2-2-3/6th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/5
Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5
Newcomers: 10
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Katie Zigars
E-mail:
zigakath@isu.edu
Phone: (208) 282-3651
Fax: (208) 282-3659
Web Site:
www.isubengals.com
Wyoming
Cowgirls
Quick Facts
Location:
Laramie, Wyo.
Enrollment: 13,207
Founded: 1886
Colors:
Brown and Gold
Conference:
Mountain West
President:
Tom Buchanan
Athletic Director:
Tom Burman
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Danny Sanchez
Career Record:
128-11-7 (Six Years)
Record at Wyoming:
First Season
2007 Record: 9-10-0
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 4-3-0/4th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/6
Starters Returning/Lost: 7/3
Newcomers: 3
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Sean McKinney
E-mail:
smckinne@uwyo.edu
Phone: (307) 766-2256
Fax: (307) 766-2346
Web Site:
www.wyomingathletics.com
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Quick Facts
Location:
Minneapolis, Minn.
Enrollment: 50,402
Founded: 1851
Colors:
Maroon and Gold
Conference:
Big Ten
President:
Robert H. Bruininks
Athletic Director:
Joel Maturi
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Mikki Denney Wright
Career Record:
34-35-6 (Four Years)
Record at Minnesota:
Same
2007 Record: 9-8-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 5-5-1/T-5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1
Newcomers: 5
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Doug Vose
E-mail:
vosej004@umn.edu
Phone: (612) 624-4345
Fax: (612) 625-0359
Web Site:
www.gophersports.com
24 2008 Opponents
University of Idaho

Niagara
Purple Eagles
Quick Facts
Location:
Niagara University, N.Y.
Enrollment: 3,853
Founded: 1856
Colors:
Purple and White
Conference:
Metro Atlantic Athletic
President:
Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M.
Athletic Director:
Ed McLaughlin
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Peter Veltri
Career Record:
90-73-11 (10 Years)
Record at Niagara:
Same
2007 Record: 10-7-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 5-2-2/4th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/5
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
Newcomers: 10
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Chris Smith
E-mail:
csmith@niagara.edu
Phone: (716) 286-8724
Fax: (716) 286-8582
Web Site:
www.purpleeagles.com
Robert Morris
Colonials
Quick Facts
Location:
Moon Township, Pa.
Enrollment: 5,000
Founded: 1921
Colors:
Blue, White and Red
Conference:
Northeast
President:
Gregory G. Dell’Orno, Ph.D.
Athletic Director:
Craig Coleman, M.D.
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
John Kowalski
Career Record:
34-90-8 (Seven Years)
Record at Robert Morris:
Same
2007 Record: 7-10-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 4-4-1/7th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/5
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
Newcomers: 8
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Ken Baker
E-mail:
baker@rmu.edu
Phone: (412) 397-5887
Fax: (412) 397-5857
Web Site:
www.rmucolonials.com
Eastern Washington
Eagles
Quick Facts
Location:
Cheney, Wash.
Enrollment: 9,841
Founded: 1882
Colors:
Red and White
Conference:
Big Sky
President:
Dr. Rodolfo Arévalo
Athletic Director:
Bill Chaves
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
George Hageage
Career Record:
48-118-9 (10 Years)
Record at Eastern Washington: 45-87-9 (Eight Years)
2007 Record: 9-8-0
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 3-4-0/5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/5
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
Newcomers: 22
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Matt MacDonald
E-mail:
mmacdonald@mail.ewu.edu
Phone: (509) 359-6333
Fax: (509) 359-2828
Web Site:
www.goeags.com
Washington State
Cougars
Quick Facts
Location:
Pullman, Wash.
Enrollment: 23,300
Founded: 1892
Colors:
Crimson and Gray
Conference:
Pac-10
President:
Elson S. Floyd
Athletic Director:
Jim Sterk
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Matt Potter
Career Record:
45-37-15 (Five Years)
Record at Washington State:
Same
2007 Record: 11-5-3
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 4-4-1/T-5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/8
Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6
Newcomers: 9
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Craig Lawson
E-mail:
craigl@wsu.edu
Phone: (509) 335-0265
Fax: (509) 335-0267
Web Site:
www.wsucougars.com
Utah Valley
Wolverines
Quick Facts
Location:
Orem, Utah
Enrollment: 23,840
Founded: 1941
Colors:
Green and Gold
Conference:
United Soccer Conference
President:
Dr. William A. Sederburg
Athletic Director:
Michael V. Jacobsen
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Brent Anderson
Career Record:
13-24-2 (Two Years)
Record at UVSU:
Same
2007 Record: 6-13-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: N/A
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 11/0
Newcomers: 8
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Clint Burgi
E-mail:
burgicl@uvsc.edu
Phone: (801) 863-8644
Fax: (801) 863-8813
Web Site:
www.wolverinegreen.com
Montana
Grizzlies
Quick Facts
Location:
Missoula, Mont.
Enrollment: 13,858
Founded: 1893
Colors:
Maroon and Silver
Conference:
Big Sky
President:
Dr. George Dennison
Athletic Director:
Jim O’Day
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Neil Sedgewick
Career Record:
43-56-7 (Six Years)
Record at Montana:
24-41-7 (Four Years)
2007 Record: 3-12-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 1-4-2 (8th)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/7
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/4
Newcomers: 13
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Joel Carlson
E-mail:
joel.carlson@mso.umt.edu
Phone: (406) 243-5414
Fax: (406) 243-6859
Web Site:
www.montanagrizzlies.com
Women’s Soccer
2008 Opponents
25

Utah State
Aggies
Quick Facts
Location:
Logan, Utah
Enrollment: 24,421
Founded: 1888
Colors:
Navy Blue and White
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. Stan Albrecht
Athletic Director:
Scott Barnes
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Heather Cairns
Career Record:
43-46-9 (Five Years)
Record at Utah State:
Same
2007 Record: 10-11
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 5-2/4th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/6
Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4
Newcomers: 10
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Ashley McWilliams
E-mail:
ashley.mcwilliams@usu.edu
Phone: (435) 797-1361
Fax: (435) 797-2615
Web Site:
www.utahstateaggies.com
Louisiana Tech
Lady Techsters
Quick Facts
Location:
Ruston, La.
Enrollment: 11,500
Founded: 1894
Colors:
Red and Blue
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. Daniel Reneau
Athletic Director:
Derek Dooley
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Kevin Sherry
Career Record:
75-43-15 (Seven Years)
Record at Louisiana Tech: 2-14-1 (One Year)
2007 Record: 2-14-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 0-6-1/8th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/9
Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3
Newcomers: 17
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Wes Todd
E-mail:
wtodd@latech.edu
Phone: (318) 257-3144
Fax: (318) 257-3757
Web Site:
www.latechsports.com
Boise State
Broncos
Quick Facts
Location:
Boise, Idaho
Enrollment: 18,876
Founded: 1932
Colors:
Blue and Orange
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. Robert W. Kustra
Athletic Director:
Gene Blaymaier
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Steve Lucas
Career Record:
62-71-16 (Eight Years)
Record at Boise State:
Same
2007 Record: 9-7-3
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 5-1-1/T-2nd
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/15
Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6
Newcomers: 15
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Doug Link
E-mail:
dlink@boisestate.edu
Phone: (208) 426-1027
Fax: (208) 426-3361
Web Site:
www.broncosports.com
Nevada
Wolf Pack
Quick Facts
Location:
Reno, Nev.
Enrollment: 17,000
Founded: 1874
Colors:
Navy Blue and Silver
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. Milton Glick
Athletic Director:
Cary Groth
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Jaime Frias
Career Record:
36-17-3 (Three Years)
Record at Nevada:
First Season
2007 Record: 6-11-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 2-5-1/T-5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2
Newcomers: 7
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Kristen Saibini
E-mail:
ksaibini@unr.edu
Phone: (775) 682-6985
Fax: (775) 784-4386
Web Site:
www.nevadawolfpack.com
Fresno State
Bulldogs
Quick Facts
Location:
Fresno, Calif.
Enrollment: 21,053
Founded: 1911
Colors:
Red and Blue
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. John D. Welty
Athletic Director:
Thomas Boeh
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Steve Springthorpe
Career Record:
41-31-10 (Four Years)
Record at Fresno State:
Same
2007 Record: 13-7-1
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 5-1-1/T-2nd
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/9
Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5
Newcomers: 9
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Theresa Kurtz
E-mail:
tkurtz@csufresno.edu
Phone: (559) 278-2509
Fax: (559) 278-4689
Web Site:
www.gobulldogs.com
San Jose State
Spartans
Quick Facts
Location:
San Jose, Calif.
Enrollment: 31,906
Founded: 1857
Colors:
Gold, White and Blue
Conference:
Western Athletic
President:
Dr. Jon S. Whitmore
Athletic Director:
Tom Bowen
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Jeff Leightman
Career Record:
102-66-1 (10 Years)
Record at San Jose State:
First Season
2007 Record: 4-15-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 2-5/T-5th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/11
Starters Returning/Lost: 4/7
Newcomers: 4
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Richard Stern
E-mail:
rstern@email.sjsu.edu
Phone: (408) 924-1208
Fax: (408) 924-1291
Web Site:
www.sjsuspartans.com
26 2008 Opponents
University of Idaho

Hawai’i
Rainbow Wahine
Quick Facts
Location:
Honolulu, Hawai’i
Enrollment: 20,051
Founded: 1907
Colors:
Green, Black, Silver and White
Conference:
Western Athletic
Chancellor:
Virginia Hinshaw
Athletic Director:
Jim Donovan
Soccer Information
Head Coach:
Pinsoom Tenzing
Career Record:
124-125-22 (14 Years)
Record at Hawai’i:
Same
2007 Record: 15-5-2
2007 Conference Record/Finish: 6-1-0/1st
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/6
Starters Returning/Lost: 9/3
Newcomers: 7
Media Information
Soccer SID:
Ryan Reggiani
E-mail:
reggiani@hawaii.edu
Phone: (808) 956-4480
Fax: (808) 956-4470
Web Site:
www.hawaiiathletics.com
Western Athletic Conference Members
Fresno State Boise State
Utah State San Jose State
New Mexico State Idaho
Hawai’i
Nevada
Louisiana Tech
Conference Staff
Commissioner...........................................................................Karl Benson
Senior Associate Commissioner..................................................... Jeff Hurd
Associate Commissioner / SWA..............................................Darlene Bailey
Asst. Commissioner / Communications & Technology..............David Chaffin
Asst. Commissioner / Compliance.....................................Anthony Archbald
Director of Marketing & Promotions...........................................Conor Caloia
Director of Graphic Design & Publications................................... Vicky Foster
Director of Media Relations....................................................Jason Erickson
Director of Championships.................................................Elizabeth Kampfe
Director of Business & Operations..........................................Mollie Lehman
Supervisor of Soccer Officials...................................................Dan Keohane
The Vandals accepted an invitation to join the Western Athletic Conference
in June 2004 and the 2005 season marked Idaho’s first season with the conference
as an all-sports member. The WAC features nine schools, including Idaho,
Boise State, Fresno State, Hawai’i, Utah State, New Mexico State, San Jose
State, Nevada and Louisiana Tech.
The 2008 season marks the WAC’s 47th year of existence, making it the
sixth-oldest conference in all of college sports. The WAC is also one of the most
diverse conferences with schools in California, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Louisiana and Hawai’i.
Before July 1, 1990, the WAC sponsored championships only in men’s sports.
However, a merger with the High Country Athletic Conference formed a single
conference under one administrative structure, and the 1990-91 athletic year was
the first in which both men and women competed under the WAC name.
Presently the WAC crowns team and individual champions in 18 sports – eight
men’s and 10 women’s. For the men, there are championships in baseball, basketball,
cross country, football, golf, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track
and field. Championships for women are held in basketball, cross country, golf,
soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track
and field and volleyball.
Hawai’i took home both the regular-season and tournament titles last season
with a 6-1 WAC record and 1-0 victory over Fresno State in the championship
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game. The Rainbow Wahine earned their first-ever NCAA Tournament bid, but fell to Colorado in the first round by a score of 2-0.
The WAC is 12-11 all-time in the NCAA Tournament, while current teams are 0-5.
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The
University
Founded: 1889
Location: Moscow, Idaho
Enrollment: 11,739
Faculty: 871
Staff: 1,409
Interim President: Steven Daley-Laursen
Nickname: Vandals
School Colors: Silver and Vandal Gold
The University of Idaho offers more than 140 undergraduate
degree programs, from agribusiness to virtual
technology and design.
UI awards bachelor’s, master’s, Ph. D., juris doctorate
and specialists degrees. Certificates of completion are
offered in 16 areas of study.
• College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• College of Art and Architecture
• College of Business and Economics
• College of Education
• College of Engineering
• College of Law
• College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences
• College of Natural Resources
• College of Science
• College of Graduate Studies
• UI Boise
• UI Coeur d’Alene
• UI Idaho Falls
Moscow Campus
• 1,585 acres
•253 buildings with a
replacement value of $812 million
•10 miles of street
•20 miles of sidewalks
•3.4 miles of utility tunnels
•49 acres of parking lots
•1.22 miles of bike paths
•46.5 acres of roof
•22 computer labs
•150-acre golf course
•80 acres of arboreta
•860 acres of farms
Statewide
14,491 acres
•Facilities in Aberdeen, Boise,
Caldwell, Coeur d’Alene,
Genessee, Hagerman, Idaho Falls,
Kimberly, McCall, Parma, Pierce,
Post Falls, Salmon, Sandpoint,
Tetonia
of
idaho
28 The University of Idaho
University of Idaho

moscow, 83843
More than 130 years after it was settled, Moscow is a small yet vibrant community with a penchant for the arts and the
University of Idaho.
Moscow is the perfect example of the old adage: Don’t judge a book by its cover.
Small though it may be, Moscow has plenty to offer.
Every year people come from around the world to take part in events such as the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival
or the Renaissance Fair. So much so, the city was named one of the top 100 small art towns in America.
The city’s 22,000 residents are a bright and diverse group of people. The city offers many of the advantages of a big city
while retaining its small town friendliness. Crime in Moscow is almost non-existent.
For entertainment, choices abound whether they be indoor or out.
Outdoor lovers might believe they’ve landed in paradise. Since Moscow is nestled between the rolling hills of the Palouse
on one side and Moscow Mountain on the other, opportunities abound for outdoor entertainment. Camping, skiing, snowmobiling, hunting and fishing locales can
all be found within a few short miles from town.
state of Idaho
If you’re the sort who prefers more urban forms of entertainment Moscow offers a broad assortment of activities typical of a small
town influenced largely by its resident university. Add to those, a variety of theatrical presentations and concerts on the Idaho campus,
and just about every choice of entertainment can be found.
At 2,500 feet above sea level, Moscow has a mild climate despite it being located in the northern United States. Temperatures
rarely drop below 24 degrees during the winter and the summer months won’t get much hotter than 87 degrees for a pleasant yearround
climate.
Moscow is:
• One of the top 100 Small Arts Towns
• Host of the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival
• Largest of the 27 Moscows in the United States
• A U.S. Small Arts Center
• An Idaho “Gem Community”
When someone says “Idaho” what comes to mind? Potatoes? Or Napoleon Dynamite? There’s a lot more to
Idaho.
Idaho was settled during the gold rush of the 1800s. Veins of silver and gold were found in the mountains of
central Idaho and it wasn’t long before thousands of pioneers had settled all over the territory in an attempt to get
rich. As the pioneers mined for gold, they happened upon a pleasant surprise. In addition to the silver and gold,
Idaho was abundant in gems such as topaz and jade. Hence Idaho’s nickname: the Gem State.
Idaho is one of the most scenic states in the nation. It holds claim to numerous world famous sites. Here are
just a few of the many wonders Idaho offers:
• Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in the U.S. –
8,000 feet deep at some points.
• Shoshone Falls (36 feet taller than Niagara falls)
• Soda Springs (largest man-made geyser)
• The Sawtooth Mountains in central Idaho
• The world famous Lava Hot Springs
• The “Craters of the Moon” in south-central Idaho
• Sun Valley Resort, where the movie stars play
• Coeur d’Alene, playground of the Pacific Northwest
• Bruneau Dunes, the largest sand dunes in North America
Geographically, Idaho is one of the most diverse in the country. From the rolling deserts of southern Idaho and the forested mountains of central Idaho to the
rolling plains of the Palouse, this state has it all. If you’re into river rafting, Idaho has the Salmon River, nicknamed “The River
of No Return.” If you like water sports, Idaho has more than 2,000 lakes with names, and many more without. One of the most
famous is Pend Oreille, which is more than 1,100 feet deep in some parts. The Navy has tested some of its submarines at Lake
Pend Oreille.
Idaho is an outdoorsman’s dream come true. The state offers thousands of miles of trails for backpackers. Hunting and fishing
locales are abundant all over the state. Idaho is home to part of the famous Lewis and Clark Trail. You can learn first-hand how
the expedition was saved from certain starvation by the Nez Pierce Indian tribe.
Idaho is the 13 th largest state in the nation, but is sparsely populated with 1.3 million residents. The benefit of this is low crime
rates and a healthy lifestyle.
Last but certainly not least, Idaho indeed does have great potatoes. In 1937, the Idaho Potato Commission was formed. The staterun
agency’s responsibilities include researching and expanding the Idaho potato market.
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Academic Services
Idaho’s student-athletes strive for excellence both on the field and in the classroom.
Since Idaho joined the Western Athletic Conference, Vandal soccer players have
earned 39 WAC All-Academic Team honors and two ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA
Academic All-District honors. In 2007, the soccer team had a combined GPA of 3.28,
while the average for all student-athletes at Idaho was 3.01.
The Academic Services department consists of four full-time staff members and one
graduate assistant, led by Director, Matthew I. Leituala. The academic coordinator for
the women’s soccer team is Ana Tuiaea-Ruud.
Director of Academic Services
Matthew I. Leituala
Matthew Leituala was hired as the Director of Academic Services at
Idaho in October 2006. He is charged with coordinating the Academic
Services department and also monitors academic progress for football
and volleyball.
He graduated from Idaho in 2001 with a degree in Education and is
currently pursuing a master’s degree in Education.
He and his wife Melanie were married in 1998. They have three
children, Noa, Elsie and Li’i.
Academic Coordinator
Ana Tuiaea-Ruud
Ana Tuiaea-Ruud was hired as an Academic Coordinator in 2007.
She provides general academic counseling and tutoring for student-athletes
and monitors academic progress for Women’s Basketball, Soccer
and Swimming. She is also the Tutor Coordinator.
She earned her bachelor’s degree in Art in 2000 and her master’s degree
in Athletic Administration in 2007, both from Central Washington.
She married Jason Ruud in 1998 and they have one daughter, Malia.
All-Academic Teams
Big West Conference:
2002: Sarah April, Ashley Cox, Jennifer Kiebel, Jamie Lewis, Melissa Martinazzi,
Emily Nelson, Katie Swajkoski
2003: Sarah April, Kayla Constable, Ashley Cox, Adriane Kehl, Jamie Lewis,
Blair Marsden, Melissa Martinazzi, Emily Nelson, Katie Quinn, Lindsay
Smith, Aly South, Katie Swajkoski, Caitlyn Wicks
2004: Sarah April, Kayla Constable, Ashley Cox, Dana Elwell, Melissa
Martinazzi, Kelly Ridge, Lindsay Smith, Aly South, Jennifer Springer, Katie
Swajkoski, Caitlyn Wicks
Western Athletic Conference:
2005: Sonja Baumgartner, Kayla Constable, Megan Dunn, Courtney Evans,
Amanda Findlay, Eija Sumner, Maria Madeira, Kelsey Manning, Amanda
McAlexander, Katie Quinn, Britta Rustad, Lindsay Smith, Aly South, Jennifer
Springer, Caitlyn Wicks
2006: Sonja Baumgartner, Megan Dunn, Aimee Goss, Hayley Henry, Kelsey
Manning, Amanda McAlexander, Britta Rustad, Jennifer Springer, Eija
Sumner
2007: Ali Buswell, Joanna Byrne, Melissa Canite, Anna Edmonds, Jennifer
Eugenio, Hayley Henry, Jennifer Hull, Kelsey Manning, Amanda McAlexander,
Alison Page, Ashley Perez, Britta Rustad, Dana Windley
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District:
2006: Britta Rustad (First Team)
2007: Britta Rustad (First Team)
Student-Athlete Services
With the number one goal being prevention, University of Idaho athletic services
provides not only strength and conditioning and preventative athletic training
measures, but coordinates with sports nutritionists and sports psychologists for the
overall well-being of Vandal student-athletes.
“We approach our jobs first from a prevention standpoint,” head athletic trainer
Barrie Steele said. “But injuries do occur in athletics and when they do, we make
sure our student-athletes receive the finest in immediate and follow-up care. When
they return to competition, our goal is to have them in better condition than before
the injury and with a reduced chance of re-injury.”
Director of Student-Athlete Services/
Head Athletic Trainer
Barrie Steele
Barrie Steele has been the head athletic trainer at Idaho
since 1986. He oversees a full staff of certified athletic trainers
and works hand-in-hand with Idaho’s team physicians: Dr. Steve
Pennington, Dr. David Rych and Dr. Ed Tingstad.
Making the job easier for the Steele and the Idaho Athletic Training staff will be the total overhaul of
the athletic training and equipment room areas over the summer of 2008. The locker rooms received a
‘facelift’ of new flooring and tiling, while two new individual team rooms, one new computer lab and one
auditorium-style meeting room were also added. After the renovation, the equipment room has nearly
doubled in size and totally new washer/dryer systems have been added to drastically cut down cleaning
times. The athletic training area has also been expanded greatly with new offices and work areas to create
more space for in-house treatment and rehab.
Athletic Training Philosophy
Statement:
The purpose of the athletic training room and staff is
for the prevention, care and rehabilitation of athletic
injuries. All student-athletes, regardless of sport affiliation,
race or gender, have equal access to the training
room and the services provided therein.
The athletic training room ‘facelift,’ which will be completed in early
September, will give the staff nearly 50 percent more working space,
while the equipment room gains nearly 60 percent more working area.
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University of Idaho

Iverson Strength & Conditioning Center
The University of Idaho’s commitment to its student-athletes can be seen in the
continuing enhancement and growth of its athletic training, and strength and conditioning
services – the most notable the Norman and Becky Iverson Strength and Conditioning
Center. The $3.3 million center was dedicated on April 30, 2004.
“The Vandal Athletic Center is a huge bonus for our players,” Idaho soccer coach
Pete Showler said. “The facility is second to none. That, combined with the experience
of the Vandal Strength and Conditioning staff, gives us a great head start before we even
step on the pitch. The players can work on improving stamina, power, flexibility, and core
areas, as well as improving speed and agility; all key areas for our game.”
The floor-to-ceiling glass that fronts the building and extends down the sides provides a
spacious view of UI’s main campus. Inside, the Center is equipped with a full complement
of strength-training equipment.
As much as it has everything a student-athlete needs to remain in top condition, it
has the best in rehabilitation equipment. Among the most notable is a hydrotherapy pool,
which features a floor that can be raised and lowered depending on the need at the time.
The 8,000 square foot facility was opened for student-athlete use on March 19, 2004. It is approximately three times as large as the previous training
facility and includes a 7,000 square foot first floor used for day-to-day strength and conditioning needs. It also includes a 1,000 square foot mezzanine level
filled with cardiovascular equipment used for warm-up, conditioning and rehabilitation.
Weight Training Equipment:
· Five 9’ full cage squat racks
· Five 9’ half rack/6’x 8’ Olympic platform combo stations
· Five 8’x 8’ Olympic platforms
· Six 9’ half rack with adjustable benches
· Eight adjustable benches
· Two plate loaded reverse hyper stations
· Three prone leg curl machines
· Three dual-pulley pulldown machines
· Two cable cross-over machines
· One selectorized leg press
· One plate loaded leg press
· One 4-way hip machine
· 16 York Olympic power bars
· 10 York Olympic training bars
· 10,000 lbs. of metal weights
· 4,000 lbs. of bumper plates
· 4,000 lbs. of dumbbells from 5 lb. to 130 lb.
· Two row stations
· Two upper body endurance stations
· One Woodway treadmill
Cardiovascular Equipment:
· Six elliptical trainers
· Six upright bikes
· Four versa-climber stations
· Two recumbent bikes
· HydroWorx therapy pool allows injured athletes to
train in a nearly weightless environment, which helps
reduce recovery times.
· Cameras installed below the surface allow trainers
to monitor workouts.
· Computer system controls pools jet speed,
platform height and treadmill speed.
· Can be used by up to four people at once.
· Fewer than six comparable units west of the
Mississippi
Aquatic Rehabilitation Center
(ARC)
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Sprinturf Practice Fields
The latest addition to Idaho’s practice facilities is the Sprinturf practice field on the east side of the ASUI
Kibbie Dome. The field is split into two 75-yard sections with a 10-yard open area in between. The $1.2
million project included lighting and fencing in addition to the infill artificial turf.
What it means to the Idaho intercollegiate, club and intramural sports programs, as well as student
groups and Moscow residents, is that a grass field that previously had just 300 useable hours annually
now has as many as 2,000 hours of use per year.
“We’re taking what had been an intercollegiate athletics-only field and opening it to everyone,” said Rob
Spear, Director of Athletics. “This is a win-win-win. There won’t be any more rain-outs. It won’t make any
difference what time it gets dark. We won’t have to keep people off of the field to maintain it.”
The two 75-yard sections are separated by a 10-yard section of Sprinturf. The 75-yard length was chosen
because it will allow enough space for both the Vandal football team and women’s soccer team to hold full
practices and it will be enough space for multiple intramural competitions, but it is also short enough that
two fields will fit. There are football goal posts at the north and south ends and the corners are marked for soccer.
“The Sprinturf gives us a great facility to use when the weather turns,” Idaho soccer coach Pete Showler said. “It is a fantastic, true surface. It is the nearest thing to grass
in terms of how ‘natural’ it is and in rebound resilience. The players are lucky to have such a tremendous facility available to them right on their doorstep.”
Infill artificial turf was first installed at the University of Nebraska in 1997. Sprinturf is the surface used by the Philadelphia Eagles in their practice facility.
Guy Wicks Field
The home of Vandal soccer, Guy Wicks Field is located north of the Kibbie Dome along Paradise Path. The
home field for Idaho’s women since the soccer program’s first season in 1998, it can hold up to 500 fans.
The University of Idaho women’s soccer program has hosted summer
soccer camps every year since its inception in 1998. The youth camps have
helped the development of young players in the Washington and Idaho
communities.
The Vandal staff is committed to providing a positive, educational soccer
experience for all the players who attend.
Vandal Individual Camp
The individual camp is designed to help players learn new skills and to
help further develop the skills they already possess. The emphasis will be
on creating a fun environment where players can learn new skills according
to their own ability levels. Players will be instructed in the dribbling, passing,
receiving and shooting.
Players are placed into age/ability appropriate groups to enhance their
learning experience and each day of the camp concludes with a series of
games in which players can showcase their skills.
Vandal High School Team Camp
The team camp has been a fixture since the summer of 2006. It is a
residential team camp for high school and graduated eighth-grade players.
Players from all around the area are invited, either with their team or as an
individual.
The camp is designed to help players develop within a team setting. Each
player will be trained in individual technical skills, as well as team-oriented
tactical strategies. In the evenings, the teams will compete against other
Vandal Soccer Camps
teams from around the area.
In addition to team training by the Idaho soccer staff, the Vandal Strength
and Conditioning coaches will supervise and instruct conditioning and
weight training sessions.
Players will stay for three nights in the residence halls and receive three
meals per day on the Idaho campus. There is also a non-residential option
to allow players to commute to the camp. In this instance, the players will
not stay overnight on campus, but will eat lunch with the rest of the campers.
Vandal Goalkeeping Camp
The goalkeeping camp will be held for three hours each day. During the
course of the camp, goalkeepers will be trained in ball-handling techniques,
shot-stopping, breakaways and in handling crosses/high balls.
For more information, contact Idaho assistant coach Katie Schoene at
kschoene@uidaho.edu, (208) 885-9438 or visit www.GoVandals.com
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University of Idaho

Interim President
Steven Daley-Laursen was appointed interim president of the University of Idaho in
June 2008.
He has 28 years of experience working in land grant universities. He began his career
as a research associate at the University of Idaho in 1979. He joined Montana State
University and the University of Montana in 1984 as an assistant professor and natural
resources extension specialist.
From 1988 to 2002, he worked at the University of Minnesota in several capacities,
including extension professor, director and co-founder of the Interdisciplinary Center for
Environmental Learning and Leadership, director of the statewide Regional Sustainable
Development Partnerships Program, director of the Sea Grant College, program leader
for Natural Resources and Environmental Programs with the University of Minnesota Extension
Service, special assistant to the President, and associate dean in the College of
Natural Resources.
His areas of academic and administrative concentration are leadership theory in natural
resource management and environmental education; technology transfer processes
between scientists and management agencies; and organizational and institutional design
for sustainable development and sustainability. He has worked throughout the United States and in 11 other countries.
In 2002, Dr. Daley-Laursen became dean and professor for the College of Natural Resources at the University of Idaho.
He oversees a college with more than 800 graduate and undergraduate students, 140 faculty and staff, and leading research,
education and outreach initiatives with impact in Idaho, the West and the world. The college just established the nation’s first
undergraduate wildland fire ecology and management program.
Daley-Laursen received the Secretary’s National Honor Award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for his work on an
environmental science education program on the White Earth Indian Reservation. He was an inaugural fellow in the Mondale
Emerging Leaders Public Policy Program at the University of Minnesota, and an inaugural fellow in the Kellogg Foundation
National Leadership Program at the University of Wisconsin. He currently is the national public policy chair for the National Association
of University Forest Resources Programs and has held several leadership positions at the national, state and local levels
in the Society of American
Foresters and the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges.
Daley Laursen studied international relations at the College of William and Mary, and earned a bachelor’s in conservation and
resource development from the University of Maryland. He earned a master’s in forest resources management and a doctorate in
forest science from the University of Idaho in 1979 and 1984, respectively.
He and his wife, Dianne, have two children – Anna and Kieren.
Director of Athletics
Rob Spear assumed the lead of the University of Idaho athletic department during a
crucial juncture in its storied history.
The Vandals were seeking solidification of their conference status and their facilities
were in need of modernization. They needed a leader with vision and passion. Spear fit
the bill.
First was securing a home in the Western Athletic Conference, a league that preserves
historic rivalries and offers the benefits of a Division I association. Next was rebuilding
the Vandals’ home. He was on hand to oversee the final stages of the construction of the
Iverson Speed and Strength Center. Next were the playing surfaces – inside and out. The
Vandals now have a SprinTurf practice facility outdoors and RealGrass Pro inside the Kibbie
Dome. The football, men’s and women’s basketball, and swimming locker rooms were
renovated into modern, stylish facilities for the student-athletes.
Ready this fall will be renovated athletic training and equipment rooms as well as
state-of-the-art classrooms and meeting rooms. Those projects, however, are the just start.
Spear is leading a $52 million campaign that will change the face of the Kibbie Dome.
Facilities are but one area where Spear has moved the department forward. He added
to the support services staff to enhance the student-athlete experience. Computer labs and academic support staff are cornerstones
of a successful department and the additions and upgrades in those areas are paying dividends. In the fall of 2007, the
Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame was established with 93 individuals and five teams being inducted over a two-year period as part of
the inaugural class.
His involvement isn’t limited to the Idaho campus. This fall he begins a two-year term as a member of the NCAA Legislative
Council – one of two top-tier governing bodies in the organization.
“I am honored and excited to represent the Western Athletic Conference on this governing board,” Spear said at the time of
his appointment. “It is a tremendous opportunity to make an impact on future NCAA legislation to ensure we continue to provide
the best possible service to the student-athlete.”
Spear’s ties with athletics are life-long. He was a standout high school athlete in his native Butte, Mont., before moving on
to letter four times at the University of Great Falls. Next was a two-year professional basketball career with the Montana Golden
Nuggets, at the time coached by George Karl.
He earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Great Falls in 1980 and his MBA from the University of
Montana in 1983. He accepted a position as an internal auditor with the University of Idaho in 1989. While working at Idaho, he
also pursued his doctorate in education, which he completed in 1993.
Prior to his appointment as director of athletics in 2003, Spear was the interim assistant financial vice president. He also
spent time at Idaho as the Assistant Vice President for Outreach in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and in grants
contracts.
He and his wife, Sandy, have one daughter, Morgan.
Women’s Soccer
Administration / Staff Directory
Contacting the Vandals
(area code 208)
Main number 885-0200
Departmental fax 885-2862
Academic Support
Matt Leituala 885-0249
Administration
Rob Spear, Director of Athletics 885-0243
Matt Kleffner, Business 885-0214
Maureen Regan, SWA/Finance 885-0216
Tim Mooney, External Operations 885-0258
John Wallace, Compliance 885-0219
Margaret Henderson, Admin. Asst. 885-0224
Margaret Sayler, Admin. Asst. 885-2692
Donna Howard, Admin. Asst. 885-0243
Shelley McLam, Admin. Asst. 885-0275
Athletic Training
Barrie Steele, Head Trainer 885-0212
Megan Borchert, Asst. Trainer 885-0256
Nick Refvem, Asst. Trainer 885-0225
Basketball
Don Verlin, Men’s Head Coach 885-0275
Jon Newlee, Women’s Head Coach 885-0275
Development/Marketing
TBA, VSF Director
TBA, Director of Marketing 885-0276
Equipment Room
Carlos Loaiza, Manager 885-9260
Football
Robb Akey, Head Coach 885-0243
Golf
Lisa Johnson, Head Coach (M & W) 885-5244
Kibbie Dome
Tyson Drew, Asst. Manager 885-7353
Kevin Moen, Events Coord. 885-0579
Ed Schaper, Maintenance 885-9262
Media Relations
Becky Paull, Asst. AD/SID 885-0245
Ian Klei, Assistant SID 885-0211
Spencer Farrin, Assistant SID 885-7065
Soccer
Peter Showler, Head Coach 885-5047
Strength and Conditioning
Scott Gadeken 885-0144
Swimming
Tom Jager, Head Coach 885-0265
Tennis
Jeff Beaman, Director of Tennis 885-0247
Ticket Office
Brian Bartels, Manager 885-0732
Steve Klein, Sales Manager 885-0733
Main Number 885-6466
(Toll Free)
1-888-8-UIDAHO
Track and Field/Cross Country
Wayne Phipps, Co-Head Coach 885-0210
Yogi Teevens, Co-Head Coach 885-0251
Video Coordinator
Sam Teevens 885-4404
Volleyball
Debbie Buchanan, Head Coach 885-0238
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The ‘Alternative’ English Soccer (Futbol) Vocabulary Sheet
Pete’s Terminology
‘Boots’
‘Pitch’
‘Kit’
‘Match’
‘Fixture List’
‘Shinnies’
‘Squeeze on’ / ‘Squeeze up’
‘Get at ‘em’ / ‘Get after ‘em’
‘Spread it early’
‘Strike it’ / ’Have a go’
‘Send it’ / ‘Shift it’
‘Bang it in’
‘Time’
‘Let the dog see the rabbit’
‘In front’
‘Stick a heed on it’
‘Keep it’
‘Push ‘em wide’ / ‘Force ‘em wide
‘Knock a diagonal’
‘Hold it’
‘Get on yer bike’
‘Give it some welly’
‘Put it in the mixer’
‘Bob’s your uncle’
‘Hit the corners’
‘Gaffa’
‘Clear your lines’
‘Wey aye’
‘Different class’ / ‘Top banana’
‘Ha’way the lasses’
‘Ta’
Peter
American Terminology
Cleats
Field
Uniform
Game
Schedule
Shin-guards
Push up the field quickly, closing down the opposition
Close down the opposition players as soon as possible
Get the ball wide to the outside players as soon as possible
Have a shot at goal
Play the ball forward as quickly as possible (ie: with a long pass)
Hit the ball into the opposition’s 18-yard area
You have time to control and settle the ball
Run as fast as you can with a quick change of pace, with or with
out the ball (Reference is to greyhound racing and the dog coming
out of the traps after the rabbit)
Try to get your body in front of your opponent before or as the ball
arrives
Head the ball/win the ball in the air
Keep possession of the ball, don’t just kick it away
Try to force your opponent wide with the ball, allowing more time
for other teammates to get back to defend
Pass the ball diagonally across the field (usually a long, forward
pass)
Keep possession of the ball until you have support from a
teammate
Run as quickly as you can, with or without the ball/Go at the
defender 1v1
Kick the ball as hard as you can up the field
Play the ball into the opposition 18-yard box (with many players in
there!)
Everything is OK/There we have it!
Play the ball to the corners of the opposition’s half of the field
(toward the corner flag), allowing time for your teammates to
recover their positions/shape
Boss/Head Coach
Get the ball out of your defensive area as quickly as possible
But of course!
Showing tremendous skills/attributes
Come on, let’s get going girls
Thanks
Pete
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University of Idaho

soccer 101
Soccer Term
Offside:
Explanation
One of the hardest rules to understand, offsides results when a player moves into a position where she is closer to the
opponent’s goal than both the ball and the second-to-last opponent. Offside becomes an infraction if the player’s team is in
possession of the ball and she gains an advantage by being in that position. The charts below illustrate onside versus offside.
offside
Ball
onside
Ball
Attacker in
offside position
Second-to-last
defender
Attacker in
onside position
Second-to-last
defender
Shot:
Shot on Goal:
Save:
Cross:
Assist:
Direct Free Kick:
Indirect Free Kick:
Corner Kick:
Yellow Card:
Red Card:
Substitution:
An attempt that is taken with the intent of scoring a goal and is directed toward the goal.
A shot that is “on target.” A shot that, if untouched, would go into the goal. If a shot hits a crossbar or goalpost without being
deflected by the goalkeeper or a defender and does not score, it is not considered a shot on goal. A shot on goal must result
in either a save by the goalkeeper or a goal by the attacking team.
A save is officially awarded only when a goalkeeper or defender stops or deflects a shot on goal. To receive credit for a save,
the goalkeeper must have stopped a shot that otherwise would have gone into the goal. A goalkeeper who stops a shot or a
cross is not credited with a save.
Also called a “crossing pass,” a cross is a kick from a wide position on the field into the penalty area in front of the goal with
the intent of setting up scoring opportunity for a teammate.
A player is credited with an assist when she makes a pass that directly results in a goal. Each scoring play can result a
maximum of two assists or none at all. A player is credited with an assist if she makes a pass to a teammate, who then
scores a goal without losing possession or having to elude a defender. If a player takes a shot and misses, she can be
awarded an assist if a teammate scores off the rebound, but only if the defense doesn’t gain possession before she shoots.
A direct free kick that is awarded at the spot of an infraction for a physical contact foul such as tripping, holding, pushing,
tackling from behind and jumping into an opponent. It is also awarded after a hand ball infraction. A direct free kick can be
scored by going directly into the goal and does not have to be touched by anyone other than the player kicking the ball.
An indirect free kick is awarded at the spot of less serious, non-contact infractions like obstruction, as well as offside
infractions. Indirect kicks must touch another player, offense or defense, before the ball goes into the net in order to be
credited with a score.
A direct free kick that results from the defending team putting the ball out of bounds on the end line. The attacking team gets
to kick the ball from the area around the corner flag and may score directly from the corner.
A player is shown a yellow card as a disciplinary action for minor offenses, such as unsporting behavior, delaying the game,
persistently committing fouls, or deliberately leaving or entering the field without the referee’s permission. A second yellow
card results in a red card for the player.
A player is shown a red card as a major disciplinary action. Actions that result in a red card include serious foul play, violent
conduct, spitting at a player, being given two yellow cards or deliberately handing a ball or fouling another player to prevent a
goal or goal-scoring opportunity. The player given the red card must immediately leave the playing area and may not be
replaced by a substitute, leaving her team short-handed for the remainder of the match.
In order to complete a substitution, a team must inform the referee in advance and must wait until a stoppage of play. The
substitute may only enter the field of play once the other player leaves the field and the referee gives her permission to enter
the field. In NCAA soccer, a player who leaves the field during the first half may re-enter in the second, but a player who
leaves during the second half can’t return.
Women’s Soccer
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2008 Schedule
Date Time Opponent Location
Aug. 22 7 p.m. at Cal State - Bakersfield Bakersfield, Calif.
Aug. 29 3 p.m. Gonzaga Guy Wicks Field
Governor’s Cup - Moscow, Idaho
Sep. 5 2 p.m. Idaho State vs. Boise State Guy Wicks Field
Sep. 5 4:30 p.m. Seattle University Guy Wicks Field
Sep. 7 11 a.m. Boise State vs. Seattle University Guy Wicks Field
Sep. 7 1:30 p.m. Idaho State Guy Wicks Field
Sep. 12 3 p.m. Wyoming Guy Wicks Field
Sep. 14 12 p.m. vs. Minnesota # Reno, Nev.
Sep. 19 3:30 p.m. vs. Niagara % Las Vegas, Nev.
Sep. 21 8 a.m. vs. Robert Morris % Las Vegas, Nev.
Sep. 26 3 p.m. at Eastern Washington Cheney, Wash.
Sep. 28 1 p.m. at Washington State Pullman, Wash.
Oct. 3 2 p.m. at Utah Valley State Orem, Utah
Oct. 5 12 p.m. at Montana Missoula, Mont.
Oct. 10 2 p.m. at Utah State* Logan, Utah
Oct. 12 1 p.m. Louisiana Tech* Guy Wicks Field
Oct. 19 1 p.m. Boise State* Guy Wicks Field
Oct. 24 7 p.m. at Nevada* Reno, Nev.
Oct. 26 12 p.m. at Fresno State* Fresno, Calif.
Oct. 31 3 p.m. San Jose State* Guy Wicks Field
Nov. 2 1 p.m. Hawai’i* Guy Wicks Field
Home games in BOLD
* Denotes Western Athletic Conference game
# University of Nevada Tournament (Reno, Nev.)
% UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)
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