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Phoenix College Bears<br />
WOMEN’S SOCCER<br />
<strong>MEDIA</strong> <strong>GUIDE</strong>
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Phoenix College Bears<br />
2009 Women’s Soccer Media Guide<br />
President’s Welcome<br />
Phoenix College has provided<br />
outstanding teaching and learning<br />
experiences for over 89 years,<br />
resulting in our students’ success in<br />
the classroom, on the field, and far<br />
beyond. A rich history and a cuttingedge<br />
learning environment coexist<br />
here, providing our students with a<br />
unique campus experience that is<br />
second to none.<br />
Intercollegiate athletics programs have long been a vital<br />
part of PC’s mission. Phoenix College student athletes<br />
participate in the Student Athlete Scholastic Success<br />
Program, receiving mentorship and advisement from<br />
coaches, administration, and faculty as they strive to reach<br />
their academic goals. The program has resulted in stellar<br />
outcomes:<br />
• Thirteen Phoenix College student athletes earned National<br />
Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic<br />
All-American honors in 2008-2009.<br />
• Nine of the 13 PC athletic teams were designated<br />
Academic All-American Teams, with a team grade point<br />
average of at least 3.0.<br />
• Our Women’s Track team was named NJCAA 2008-<br />
2009 Academic Team of the Year with a team grade point<br />
average of 3.58.<br />
• The PC Women’s Basketball team was named to the<br />
Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Honor Roll for<br />
holding the highest G.P.A. nationally.<br />
• During 2008-2009, 62 Phoenix College student athletes<br />
signed on to continue their athletic and academic pursuits<br />
at the university level.<br />
Generations of outstanding students begin the pursuit<br />
of their educational, professional, and personal goals<br />
at Phoenix College. PC’s uniquely talented faculty,<br />
administrators, and staff share a commitment to the<br />
highest academic standards and are dedicated to<br />
encouraging each of our students to go far, close to home.<br />
Thank you for supporting our student athletes. I hope you<br />
thoroughly enjoy yourself at this event, and I look forward<br />
to your continued engagement in the variety of educational,<br />
athletic, cultural, and civic opportunities available right here<br />
in your community, at Phoenix College.<br />
Go Bears!<br />
Table of Contents<br />
Phoenix College<br />
Athletic Department<br />
Information. ............. 2-3<br />
2009 Schedule ............ 4<br />
2009 Coaching Staff ....... 5<br />
2009 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6<br />
Player Bios 2009 ........ 7-17<br />
2009 Athletic Trainers ......18<br />
Awards & Records ...... 19-24<br />
Anna Solley, Ed.D.<br />
President<br />
Phoenix College<br />
A Maricopa Community College<br />
2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide 1
Phoenix College Administration<br />
Dr. Anna Solley<br />
President, Phoenix College<br />
Mr. Daniel Herbst<br />
Interim Vice President Student Affairs<br />
Dean of Student Affairs<br />
Mr. Scott Geddis<br />
Athletic Director<br />
Athletic Department Coaches and Staff<br />
Ms. Lisa-Ruiz Gonzales<br />
Head Athletic Trainer and Ass’t<br />
Athletic Director<br />
Ms. April Perotti<br />
Athletic Trainer<br />
Mr. Kurt Palmer<br />
Baseball Coach<br />
Mr. Matt Gordon<br />
Men’s Basketball Coach and<br />
Ass’t Athletic Director<br />
Ms. Samantha Ezell<br />
Women’s Basketball Coach<br />
and Ass’t Athletic Director<br />
Mr. Land Jacobsen<br />
Football Coach<br />
Mr. Mark Mejia<br />
Assistant Football Coach<br />
Mr. Erik Kotheimer<br />
Golf Coach<br />
Ms. Maybritt Hair<br />
Office Coordinator<br />
Mr. David Cameron<br />
Men’s Soccer Coach<br />
Mr. Chris Sagar<br />
Women’s Soccer Coach<br />
Mr. Heinz Muller<br />
Softball Coach<br />
Ms. Amanda Baurbridge<br />
Volleyball Coach<br />
Ms. Christa Pfeninger<br />
Strength & Conditioning<br />
Coordinator<br />
Mr. Jose Lugo<br />
Track & Field Coach<br />
Ms. Nikki Martin<br />
Track & Field Coach<br />
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Phoenix College Athletic Department<br />
General Information<br />
Location. ................................... Phoenix, Arizona<br />
Opened .............................................. 1920<br />
Fall Enrollment. ...................................... 12,000<br />
Classification ......................Maricopa Community College<br />
Region .................................................. 1<br />
Conference ........ Arizona Community College Athletic Conference<br />
Address ............. 1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013<br />
Phone (Athletic Department) ......................602-285-7175<br />
FAX (Athletic Department) ....................... 602-285-7333<br />
Web Site ............................ www.phoenixcollege.edu<br />
Conference Web Site ..........................<br />
www.accac.org<br />
Team Information<br />
Head Coach. ............................... Christopher Sagar<br />
Assistant Coach ...............................<br />
Angela Gomez<br />
Nickname ........................................... Bears<br />
Colors ....................................... Blue and Gold<br />
Facility ............................ Hoy Stadium at Hogan Field<br />
Phoenix College (Main Campus)<br />
1202 West Thomas Road<br />
Phoenix, AZ 85013<br />
602.285.7800<br />
PC Downtown<br />
640 North 1st Avenue<br />
Phoenix, AZ 85003<br />
602.223.4051<br />
www.phoenixcollege.edu<br />
Chandler-Gilbert Community College • Estrella Mountain Community College • GateWay Community College • Glendale Community<br />
College • Maricopa Skill Center • Mesa Community College • Paradise Valley Community College • Phoenix College • Rio Salado<br />
College • Scottsdale Community College • South Mountain Community College • SouthWest Skill Center<br />
Phoenix College and the Maricopa County Community College District are EEO/AA institutions.<br />
2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide 3
2009 Schedule<br />
Date Day Opponent Site Time<br />
August 7 Friday Alumni Game Phoenix College 7:30pm<br />
August 15 Saturday Scrimmage Phoenix College 9:00am<br />
August 18 Tuesday Scrimmage Phoenix College 7:30pm<br />
August 22 Saturday Scrimmage Westworld Scottsdale, AZ TBA<br />
August 29 Saturday South Mountain CC South Mountain CC 12:00PM<br />
September 2 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
September 5 Saturday Gateway CC Rose Mofford 4:30PM<br />
September 9 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Chandler-Gilbert CC 4:30PM<br />
September 12 Saturday Cochise College Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
September 14 Monday Mesa CC Mesa CC 4:30PM<br />
September 16 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
September 23 Wednesday Glendale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
September 26 Saturday Pima CC Pima CC 12:00PM<br />
September 28 Monday South Mountain CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
September 30 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Scottsdale CC 1:00PM<br />
October 3 Saturday Gateway CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
October 7 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
October 10 Saturday Cochise College Cochise College 3:00PM<br />
October 12 Monday Mesa CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
October 14 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Paradise Valley CC 1:00PM<br />
October 21 Wednesday Glendale CC Glendale CC 1:00PM<br />
October 24 Saturday Pima CC Phoenix College 4:30PM<br />
October 26 Monday 1st Round Playoff TBA TBA<br />
October 28 Wednesday Regional Semi-Finals TBA TBA<br />
October 31 Saturday Regional Final TBA TBA<br />
Nov. 7 Saturday District Playoffs TBA TBA<br />
Nov. 19-22 Thurs-Sun National Finals TBA TBA<br />
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2009 Coaching Staff<br />
Chistopher Sagar<br />
Head Coach<br />
Chris Sagar enters his third<br />
year as the head coach at<br />
Phoenix College.<br />
Sagar took over the program<br />
in 2007 after spending<br />
five years as the assistant/<br />
goalkeeper coach for the Bears. In his two years at<br />
the helm he has amassed a 20-12-4 record, finished<br />
both years in the top four of the ACCAC, and made<br />
consecutive semi-final appearances in the NJCAA<br />
Region 1 Tournament.<br />
In 2008, the team finished with a 13-6-1 record. In<br />
doing so they broke the school records for most wins<br />
in a season, most consecutive wins in a season (a<br />
stretch of 8), and most goals scored in a season (49).<br />
They also scored in 20 of their 21 matches.<br />
Sagar also currently serves as a fulltime Staff Coach<br />
and Director of Goalkeeping at the Blackhawks<br />
Scottsdale Soccer Club. There he is responsible for the<br />
technical and tactical development of competitive<br />
youth teams as well as the implementation of a<br />
program of education and instruction for all of the<br />
club’s goalkeepers.<br />
Prior to this he was at Mesa Soccer Club, the former<br />
Director of Goalkeeping for the State of Arizona<br />
Olympic Development Program and also spent some<br />
time as the Head Coach of the Fort Collins Force, an<br />
amateur team competing in the W-League. There<br />
he led a team comprised of both current and former<br />
players from some of the nation’s top collegiate<br />
soccer programs.<br />
Sagar also served as an Assistant Women’s Soccer<br />
Coach at Arizona State University in 2000. There he<br />
helped the young program to its most successful<br />
season to date (14-7-1) and to round two of the<br />
Division I NCAA Playoffs. Additionally, he led the<br />
varsity boy’s Prescott High School team to Desert<br />
Sky titles in 1997-98 and 1998-99 and the state semi<br />
finals each year amassing a 33-6 record. Sagar was<br />
named the Region’s Coach of the Year for the 1998-99<br />
season.<br />
A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Sagar represented<br />
his country at the U-19 and U-23 (Olympic)<br />
levels playing in the Junior World Cup qualifying<br />
tournament in Guatemala 1988 and in CONCACAF<br />
qualifying rounds for the 1992 Olympic Games in<br />
Barcelona.<br />
Sagar won a National Championship with Yavapai<br />
College in 1992 and earned the distinction of being<br />
named Most Valuable Goalkeeper at the National<br />
Tournament in both 1991 and 1992. In 1999, he<br />
received Honorable Mention on the NJCAA All<br />
Century Team. He finished his college career at<br />
the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. There as<br />
captain, he led his team to its first ever NCAA post<br />
season appearance. He currently holds the NCAA II<br />
National Record for Lowest Goals Against in a career<br />
(0.32goals/game). He received the Arthur Ashe Jr.<br />
Award for excellence in Academics and Sport and<br />
was inducted to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside<br />
Athletic Hall Of Fame in 2001.<br />
Angela Gomez<br />
Assistant Coach<br />
Angela Gomez enters her first<br />
season as Assistant Coach for<br />
the Bears Women’s Soccer<br />
Team. However Angela is no<br />
stranger to Phoenix College.<br />
She is a native of Glendale,<br />
AZ and graduated from<br />
Moon Valley High School in<br />
2004. She is a PC Alumnus who played soccer here<br />
from 2004-2006 and ran Cross-Country for PC in<br />
2005. She was a 2006 Academic All-American at PC<br />
and a 2006 ACCAC All Star.<br />
Angela graduated from PC in 2006 and continued<br />
playing soccer at Kansas Wesleyan University in<br />
Salina, KS. In 2006 and 2007 her team at KWU<br />
was Soccer Conference Champions and Region<br />
Champions in 2007. The 2007 team made history at<br />
KWU by being the first women’s soccer team to ever<br />
make it to the NAIA National Tournament.<br />
In KWU’s 2008 season, Angela was a Student<br />
Assistant Coach for the Women’s Soccer Team. There<br />
she helped the team to another appearance in the<br />
national tournament. In the same year, Angela was<br />
named captain of the KWU Women’s Cross-Country<br />
team that placed 2nd in their conference. She<br />
graduated from KWU in 2009 with a BS in Biology<br />
and Psychology. On top of all this she also coached a<br />
Girl’s U-14 club team.<br />
Angela is now back in Phoenix and currently<br />
pursuing her second BS degree in Nutrition<br />
(Dietetics) at ASU.<br />
2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide 5
2009 Roster<br />
No. Player Pos. Year High School<br />
1 Arielle Harris GK Sophomore Pinnacle H.S.<br />
2 Kaila Cameli F/MF Freshman Apollo H.S.<br />
3 Blanca Becerra D/MF Sophomore La Joya H.S.<br />
4 Maricela Garcia D/MF Freshman North H.S.<br />
5 Ana Sarabia D Sophomore La Joya H.S.<br />
6 Tiffany Delgado D/MF Sophomore Westview H.S.<br />
7 Briana Garcia MF/F Sophomore Millennium H.S.<br />
8 Carissa Mott MF/F Sophomore Westview H.S.<br />
9 Ashley Schultejann D Sophomore Robert E. Lee H.S.<br />
10 Viridiana, Sanchez F Freshman Trevor Browne H.S.<br />
11 Lacey Rhoads MF Sophomore Raymond S. Kellis H.S.<br />
12 Jacquelynn Hastings D Sophomore Westview H.S.<br />
15 Jordin Chandler F/MF Freshman Sunnyslope H.S.<br />
16 Kyna Gorman F/GK Sophomore Sunnyslope H.S.<br />
18 Samantha Oen MF Freshman Westview H.S.<br />
19 Chelsey Ludwig MF Freshman Washington H.S.<br />
20 Sandra, Ancell MF/F Sophomore Dysart H.S.<br />
22 Leslie, Landa F Freshman Washington H.S.<br />
23 Jennifer, Natera D/MF Freshman Alhambra H.S.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#1 Arielle Harris Sophomore<br />
Position: Goalkeeper<br />
Height: 5’10<br />
Major: Pre- Med<br />
High School: Pinnacle<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1ST Team All Region<br />
• 2008 2ND Team All State<br />
• 2007 1ST Team All Region<br />
• 2007 1st Team All State (Tribune)<br />
• 2007 Socceraz.com Goalkeeper of the year<br />
• 2007 1st Team All State (AHSSCA)<br />
Personal: Born on January 27, 1990, Arielle is the daughter of Mary and<br />
Perry Harris…She has one sister Colby (26) and brother Leigh (27).<br />
#2 Kaila Cameli Freshman<br />
Position: Forward<br />
Height: 5’5<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Apollo<br />
Hometown: Glendale, AZ<br />
Personal: Born on December 27, 1990, Kaila is<br />
the daughter of Mike and Mary Cameli…She<br />
has four sisters Christina, Cara, Kapri and Karli.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#3 Blanca Becerra Sophomore<br />
Position: Midfield<br />
Height: 5’5<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: La Joya<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 2ND Team All Region<br />
• 2007 Region Athlete of the year<br />
Personal: Born on February 24, 1990, Blanca is<br />
the daughter of Imelda Garcia … She has one sister Sonia Marin (28)…Lists<br />
Robinho as his favorite soccer player.<br />
#4 Maricela Garcia Freshman<br />
Position: Midfield / Forward<br />
Height: 5’7<br />
Major: Nursing<br />
High School: North<br />
Hometown: Costa Rica, Sinaloa<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2006 2nd Team All Region<br />
• 2006 Team MVP (Soccer)<br />
• 2004 -2005 Most valuable runner<br />
(Track/Cross Country)<br />
Personal: Born on March 2, 1989, Maricela is the daughter of Victoria Morales<br />
and Marcelino Garcia…She has a 13 month old son named Julian and<br />
has one sister Victoria(21) and one brother Luis(18).<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#5 Ana Sarabia Sophomore<br />
Position: Defender<br />
Height: 5’4<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: La Joya<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1st Team All Region<br />
• 2007 Honorable Mention<br />
• 2006 Honorable Mention<br />
Personal: Born on September 19, 1989, Ana is the daughter of Jose Sarabia<br />
and Gloria Alvarez … She has one brother Victor (21)… lists Torres as her<br />
favorite soccer player.<br />
#6 Tiffany Delgado Sophomore<br />
Position: Defender / Midfield<br />
Height: 5’0<br />
Major: General Studies<br />
High School: Westview<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 2nd NJCAA Region 1<br />
• 2008 2nd Team all ACCAC<br />
• 2008 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2007 2nd Team all State<br />
Personal: Born on November 10, 1989, Tiffany Delgado is the daughter of<br />
Morris and Rosa Delgado…She has one sister Britni (16).<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#7 Briana Garcia Sophomore<br />
Position: Midfield / Forward<br />
Height: 5’2<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Millennium<br />
Hometown:<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1st Team All Region<br />
• 2006 1st Team All Region<br />
• 2005 1st Team All Region<br />
Personal: Born on January 28, 1990, Briana is the daughter of Frank Garcia<br />
and Sonja Crichton… She has 3 sisters Wendy (32) Tami (28) Julia (20) and<br />
2 brothers Cisco (23) and Kyle (13)… lists Ronaldinho as her favorite soccer<br />
player.<br />
#8 Carissa Mott Sophomore<br />
Position: Midfield / Forward<br />
Height: 5’4<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Westview<br />
Hometown: Avondale, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2007, 2006 1st team all region<br />
• 2007 Runners up state championship<br />
• 2005, 2004, 2003 Arizona ODP Player<br />
• 2003 Snickers National Cup AZ State Champions<br />
• 2003 Semi-finalists Far-West Regional Snickers National Cup<br />
Personal: Born on October 21, 1988, Carissa is the daughter of Randy and<br />
Traci Mott… She has one sister Courtney (15).<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#9 Ashley Schultejann Sophomore<br />
Position: Defender / Midfield<br />
Height: 5’9<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
High School: Robert E. Lee<br />
Hometown: Springfield, VA<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• Captain Spring 2006<br />
• Bridgewater Camp MVP<br />
Personal: Born on June 10, 1990, Ashley is the<br />
daughter of Katie Schultejann.<br />
#10 Viridiana, Sanchez Freshman<br />
Position: Forward<br />
Height: 5’5<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Trevor Browne<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Personal: Born on December 7th, 1990, Viridiana<br />
is the daughter of Enrique and Laura.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#11 Lacey Rhoads Sophomore<br />
Position: Midfield<br />
Height: 5’4<br />
Major: Sports Medicine<br />
High School: Raymond S. Kellis<br />
Hometown: Peoria, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2008 All State Honorable Mention<br />
• 2007 2nd Team all Region<br />
Personal: Born on July 21, 1990, Lacey is the daughter of Ken and Julie<br />
Rhoads...She has one brother Kody (9) and one sister Heather (13)… lists<br />
Donevan as her favorite soccer player.<br />
#12 Jacquelynn Hastings Sophomore<br />
Position: Defender<br />
Height: 5’6<br />
Major: Communications<br />
High School: Westview<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2008 1st Team all State<br />
• 2007 2nd Team all State<br />
• 2007 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2006 2nd Team all Region<br />
Personal: Born on August 28, 1990, Jackie is the daughter of Steve and<br />
Brenda Hastings… She has one brother Steven (22) and one sister Jessica<br />
(14).<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#15 Jordin Chandler Freshman<br />
Position: Forward / Midfield<br />
Height: 5’3<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Sunnyslope<br />
Hometown: Kansas City<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2007 2nd Team All-Region<br />
• 2006 1st Team All-Region<br />
Personal: Born on March 22, 1991, Jordin is the daughter of Shelly Bowman…<br />
She has one Brother Austin (13) and one sisters Brittney (21).<br />
#16 Kyna Gorman Sophomore<br />
Position: Forward, Goalkeeper<br />
Height: 5’9<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Sunnyslope<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2008 First Team All-Region<br />
Personal: Born on March 22, 1990, Kyna is the<br />
daughter of Lizebath Thomson- Gorman… lists Ronaldinho as her favorite<br />
soccer player.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#18 Samantha Oen Freshman<br />
Position: Defender<br />
Height: 5’3<br />
Major: Psychology<br />
High School: Westview<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2007 First team All Region<br />
• 2005 Honorable Mention<br />
Personal: Born on April 10, 1990, Samantha<br />
is the daughter of Doug and Lora Oen… She has two sisters Crystal and<br />
Tiffany and one brother named Frank… lists Olivia Chavez as her favorite<br />
soccer player.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#19 Chelsey Ludwig Freshman<br />
Position: Midfield<br />
Height: 5’8<br />
Major: Business<br />
High School: Washington<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Honors/Awards:<br />
• 2 years Team Captain<br />
• 4 years Team MVP<br />
• 2007 All state Honorable Mention<br />
• 2007 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2006 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2005 1st Team All-Region<br />
• 2004 2nd Team all Region<br />
Personal: Born on August 15, 1989, Chelsey is the daughter of David and<br />
Jinny Ludwig… She has one brother Zac (18) and one sister Abby (14).<br />
#20 Sandra, Ancell Sophomore<br />
Position: Midfield<br />
Height: 5’8<br />
Major: Secondary Education<br />
High School: Dysart<br />
Hometown: Surprise, AZ<br />
Personal: Born on April 29th 1989, Sandra is<br />
the daughter of Charles and Mary.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#22 Leslie, Landa Freshman<br />
Position: Midfield<br />
Height: 5’5<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Washington<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Personal: Born on May 31st, 1991, Leslie is the<br />
daughter of Carlos and Lilia.<br />
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Player Bios 2009<br />
#23 Jennifer, Natera Freshman<br />
Position: Defender<br />
Height: 5’4<br />
Major: Undecided<br />
High School: Alhambra<br />
Hometown: Phoenix, AZ<br />
Personal: Born on September 1st, 1991, Jennifer<br />
is the daughter of PC employee Brenda<br />
Sanchez.<br />
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Athletic Trainers<br />
Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales<br />
Head Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales, MS, ATC,<br />
AT/L is Phoenix College’s<br />
Head Athletic Trainer and an<br />
Assistant Athletic Director.<br />
This is her fifth year as Head Athletic Trainer for<br />
Phoenix College. She received her B.S. in Exercise<br />
Science from Arizona State University and her<br />
M.S. in Sports Health Care from Arizona School of<br />
Health Sciences. She has been a part of the Phoenix<br />
College family and athletic training staff since 1999,<br />
initially starting as an athletic training student while<br />
attending ASU and continuing through as a graduate<br />
assistant while completing her master’s degree at<br />
ASHS. Lisa is a certified member of the National<br />
Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Rocky Mountain<br />
Athletic Trainers Association, Arizona Community<br />
Colleges Athletic Trainers Association (ACCATA), and<br />
is currently licensed by the Arizona Board of Athletic<br />
Trainers. Lisa and her husband Emmett currently<br />
reside in Phoenix, Arizona.<br />
April Perotti ATC<br />
Assistant Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
April Perotti, MS, ATC/L, is<br />
Phoenix College’s Assistant<br />
Athletic Trainer. This is her<br />
first year as an Assistant<br />
Athletic Trainer for Phoenix<br />
College. April has spent the previous 2 years as<br />
a graduate assistant here at PC while completing<br />
her master’s degree at ASHS. She received her B.S.<br />
in Athletic Training from Northeastern University<br />
in 2005 and an M.S. in Sports Health Care from<br />
Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2007. April is<br />
originally from Massachusetts.<br />
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Past Honors<br />
ACCAC Player of the Year<br />
2006 Jessica McDonald<br />
1998 Heather Irwin<br />
ACCAC Coach of the Year<br />
2005 Morgan Lee<br />
NJCAA All-Americans<br />
2006 1st Team Jessica McDonald<br />
2005 2nd Team Myisha Gray<br />
1st Team All-ACCAC / All-Region 1 Honors<br />
2008 2007 2006 2005<br />
Tashena Jackson Kelli McCready Jessica McDonald Myisha Gray<br />
Tashena Jackson Jeana Chesnik Jen Bryan<br />
Aislinn Finfrock<br />
2003 1998 1997<br />
Courtney Runner Heather Irwin Jenn Whalen<br />
Heather Irwin<br />
2nd Team All-ACCAC Honors<br />
2008 2005 2004 2002<br />
Tiffany Delgado Jeana Chesnik Crystal Coggle Kim Eastin<br />
Niya Branch Angel Deluna<br />
2000 1999<br />
Amy Norman Jessica Biernen<br />
Clare Tullock<br />
Honorable Mention All-ACCAC Honors<br />
2007 2005 2003<br />
Daniella Gonzalez Alexa Pupo Jenny Patel<br />
Lauren King<br />
Nancy Del Muro<br />
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Academic Honors<br />
Academic All American Players<br />
Sandra Ancell 3.84 2008-2009<br />
Tashena Jackson 3.69 2008-2009<br />
Brittney Treangen 3.84 2007-2008<br />
Brooke Wilks 3.8 2007-2008<br />
Ashley Becko 3.9 2006-2007<br />
Brooke Wilks 3.8 2006-2007<br />
Alexa Pupo 4.0 2005-2006<br />
Angela Perez 3.76 2005-2006<br />
Keeley Cisneros 3.72 2005-2006<br />
Melissa Lundell 3.95 2004-2005<br />
Candice Moe 3.95 2004-2005<br />
Tabitha Magan 3.75 2003-2004<br />
Courtney Runner 3.72 2003-2004<br />
Jennifer Douville 3.96 2002-2003<br />
Kati Pike 3.76 2001-2002<br />
Academic All American Team<br />
2002-2003 Team GPA 3.53<br />
2003-2004 Team GPA 3.26<br />
2004-2005 Team GPA 3.31<br />
2005-2006 Team GPA 3.44<br />
2007-2008 Team GPA 3.08<br />
2008-2009 Team GPA 3.40<br />
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Awards and Records<br />
WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORD YEAR BY YEAR<br />
Year Won Lost Tied Conference Coach<br />
1996 3 7 0 5th Amy Garelick<br />
1997 5 7 1 4th Fred Jungeman<br />
1998 4 10 0 5th Fred Jungeman<br />
1999 4 9 1 6th Morgan Lee<br />
2000 6 8 2 4th Morgan Lee<br />
2001 4 11 1 6th Morgan Lee<br />
2002 2 14 0 8th Morgan Lee<br />
2003 5 10 1 6th Morgan Lee<br />
2004 7 9 0 5th Morgan Lee<br />
2005 11 5 1 3rd Morgan Lee<br />
2006 11 4 1 3rd Morgan Lee<br />
2007 7 6 3 4th Chris Sagar<br />
2008 13 6 1 4th Chris Sagar<br />
Coach Years at PC Overall Record<br />
Chris Sagar 2007-Present 20-12-4<br />
Morgan Lee 1999-2006 50-70-7<br />
Fred Jungeman 1997-1998 9-17-1<br />
Amy Garelick 1996 3-7-0<br />
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Awards and Records<br />
TOP 20 POINTS LEADERS ALL TIME<br />
Rank Player Year Goals Assists Points<br />
1 Tashena Jackson 2007/08 24 8 56<br />
2 Myisha Gray 2004/05 21 5 47<br />
3 Jessica McDonald 2006 18 10 46<br />
4 Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 12 14 38<br />
5 Jennifer Bryan 2004/05 16 2 34<br />
6 Tristin Wagner 2002/03 11 7 29<br />
7 Jeana Chesnik 2005/06 11 6 28<br />
8 Lacey Rhoads 2008 10 7 27<br />
9 Courtney Runner 2003 10 5 25<br />
10 Kristin Potter 2003 11 3 25<br />
11 Breann Vaden 2001 8 3 19<br />
12 Crystal Coogle 2003/04 7 5 19<br />
13 Lauren King 2006/07 7 5 19<br />
14 Cassie Grammatico 2001 6 7 19<br />
15 Nancy DelMuro 2002/03 6 6 18<br />
16 Jessica Marshall 2004/06 6 5 17<br />
17 Aislinn Finfrock 2006/07 4 7 15<br />
18 Candice Moe 2003/04 6 3 15<br />
19 Niya Branch 2004 6 0 12<br />
20 Jacquelynn Hastings 2008 4 3 12<br />
TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON GOAL SCORERS ALL TIME<br />
Player Year Goals Player Year Goals<br />
Jessica McDonald 2006 18 Courtney Runner 2003 10<br />
Tashena Jackson 2008 15 Tashena Jackson 2007 9<br />
Myisha Gray 2005 13 Daniella Gonzalez 2008 8<br />
Jennifer Bryan 2005 12 Myisha Gray 2004 8<br />
Kristin Potter 2003 11<br />
Lacey Rhoads 2008 10<br />
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Awards and Records<br />
TOP 5 SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS LEADERS ALL TIME<br />
Player Year Assits<br />
Jessica McDonald 2006 10<br />
Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 7<br />
Lacey Rhoads 2008 7<br />
Jenni Quezada 2006 7<br />
Tristin Wagner 2003 7<br />
TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON GOAL AGAINST AVERAGE ALL TIME<br />
Player Year GAA<br />
Brooke Dutcher 2005 1.11<br />
Arielle Harris 2008 1.43<br />
Angela Perez 2005 1.72<br />
Ashley Becko 2006 1.84<br />
Brooke Hardy 2004 1.85<br />
Brianna Soltis 2007 1.92<br />
Tabitha Magnan 2002 2.00<br />
Sara Johnson 1997 2.22<br />
Tabitha Magnan 2003 2.33<br />
Kim Eastin 2001 3.54<br />
TOP 5 SINGLE SEASON SAVES LEADERS ALL TIME<br />
Player Year Saves<br />
Kim Eastin 2002 181<br />
Kim Eastin 2001 145<br />
Ashley Becko 2006 128<br />
Tabitha Magnan 2003 121<br />
Brooke Hardy 2004 103<br />
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Bears Soccer Program<br />
• 4 Consecutive Winning Seasons<br />
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• 15 Academic All-Americans<br />
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6 Consecutive Playoff Appearances<br />
4 Consecutive Years Top 4 Finishes in ACCAC<br />
Academic All-American Team (6 of last 7 years)<br />
22 Players moved on to 4 Year Universities to<br />
play soccer in last 5 Years<br />
2008-2009 Lady Bears<br />
• Overall Record 13-6-1 / 12-5-1 Conference<br />
• Most Wins in Program History (13)<br />
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• Most Goals in a Season (49)<br />
• Scored in 20 of 21 Games<br />
• 4th Place in ACCAC<br />
• 3rd Place in NJCAA Region 1<br />
Most Consecutive Wins in Program History (8)
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