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2009 Schedule Date Day Opponent Site Time August 7 Friday Alumni Game Phoenix College 7:30pm August 15 Saturday Scrimmage Phoenix College 9:00am August 18 Tuesday Scrimmage Phoenix College 7:30pm August 22 Saturday Scrimmage Westworld Scottsdale, AZ TBA August 29 Saturday South Mountain CC South Mountain CC 12:00PM September 2 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM September 5 Saturday Gateway CC Rose Mofford 4:30PM September 9 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Chandler-Gilbert CC 4:30PM September 12 Saturday Cochise College Phoenix College 4:30PM September 14 Monday Mesa CC Mesa CC 4:30PM September 16 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Phoenix College 4:30PM September 23 Wednesday Glendale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM September 26 Saturday Pima CC Pima CC 12:00PM September 28 Monday South Mountain CC Phoenix College 4:30PM September 30 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Scottsdale CC 1:00PM October 3 Saturday Gateway CC Phoenix College 4:30PM October 7 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Phoenix College 4:30PM October 10 Saturday Cochise College Cochise College 3:00PM October 12 Monday Mesa CC Phoenix College 4:30PM October 14 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Paradise Valley CC 1:00PM October 21 Wednesday Glendale CC Glendale CC 1:00PM October 24 Saturday Pima CC Phoenix College 4:30PM October 26 Monday 1st Round Playoff TBA TBA October 28 Wednesday Regional Semi-Finals TBA TBA October 31 Saturday Regional Final TBA TBA Nov. 7 Saturday District Playoffs TBA TBA Nov. 19-22 Thurs-Sun National Finals TBA TBA 4 2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide
2009 Coaching Staff Chistopher Sagar Head Coach Chris Sagar enters his third year as the head coach at Phoenix College. Sagar took over the program in 2007 after spending five years as the assistant/ goalkeeper coach for the Bears. In his two years at the helm he has amassed a 20-12-4 record, finished both years in the top four of the ACCAC, and made consecutive semi-final appearances in the NJCAA Region 1 Tournament. In 2008, the team finished with a 13-6-1 record. In doing so they broke the school records for most wins in a season, most consecutive wins in a season (a stretch of 8), and most goals scored in a season (49). They also scored in 20 of their 21 matches. Sagar also currently serves as a fulltime Staff Coach and Director of Goalkeeping at the Blackhawks Scottsdale Soccer Club. There he is responsible for the technical and tactical development of competitive youth teams as well as the implementation of a program of education and instruction for all of the club’s goalkeepers. Prior to this he was at Mesa Soccer Club, the former Director of Goalkeeping for the State of Arizona Olympic Development Program and also spent some time as the Head Coach of the Fort Collins Force, an amateur team competing in the W-League. There he led a team comprised of both current and former players from some of the nation’s top collegiate soccer programs. Sagar also served as an Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach at Arizona State University in 2000. There he helped the young program to its most successful season to date (14-7-1) and to round two of the Division I NCAA Playoffs. Additionally, he led the varsity boy’s Prescott High School team to Desert Sky titles in 1997-98 and 1998-99 and the state semi finals each year amassing a 33-6 record. Sagar was named the Region’s Coach of the Year for the 1998-99 season. A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Sagar represented his country at the U-19 and U-23 (Olympic) levels playing in the Junior World Cup qualifying tournament in Guatemala 1988 and in CONCACAF qualifying rounds for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Sagar won a National Championship with Yavapai College in 1992 and earned the distinction of being named Most Valuable Goalkeeper at the National Tournament in both 1991 and 1992. In 1999, he received Honorable Mention on the NJCAA All Century Team. He finished his college career at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. There as captain, he led his team to its first ever NCAA post season appearance. He currently holds the NCAA II National Record for Lowest Goals Against in a career (0.32goals/game). He received the Arthur Ashe Jr. Award for excellence in Academics and Sport and was inducted to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Athletic Hall Of Fame in 2001. Angela Gomez Assistant Coach Angela Gomez enters her first season as Assistant Coach for the Bears Women’s Soccer Team. However Angela is no stranger to Phoenix College. She is a native of Glendale, AZ and graduated from Moon Valley High School in 2004. She is a PC Alumnus who played soccer here from 2004-2006 and ran Cross-Country for PC in 2005. She was a 2006 Academic All-American at PC and a 2006 ACCAC All Star. Angela graduated from PC in 2006 and continued playing soccer at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, KS. In 2006 and 2007 her team at KWU was Soccer Conference Champions and Region Champions in 2007. The 2007 team made history at KWU by being the first women’s soccer team to ever make it to the NAIA National Tournament. In KWU’s 2008 season, Angela was a Student Assistant Coach for the Women’s Soccer Team. There she helped the team to another appearance in the national tournament. In the same year, Angela was named captain of the KWU Women’s Cross-Country team that placed 2nd in their conference. She graduated from KWU in 2009 with a BS in Biology and Psychology. On top of all this she also coached a Girl’s U-14 club team. Angela is now back in Phoenix and currently pursuing her second BS degree in Nutrition (Dietetics) at ASU. 2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide 5
Page 1 and 2: Phoenix College Bears WOMEN’S SOC
Page 3 and 4: Phoenix College Bears 2009 Women’
Page 5: Phoenix College Athletic Department
Page 9 and 10: Player Bios 2009 #1 Arielle Harris
Page 11 and 12: Player Bios 2009 #5 Ana Sarabia Sop
Page 13 and 14: Player Bios 2009 #9 Ashley Schultej
Page 15 and 16: Player Bios 2009 #15 Jordin Chandle
Page 17 and 18: Player Bios 2009 #19 Chelsey Ludwig
Page 19 and 20: Player Bios 2009 #23 Jennifer, Nate
Page 21 and 22: Past Honors ACCAC Player of the Yea
Page 23 and 24: Awards and Records WOMEN’S SOCCER
Page 25 and 26: Awards and Records TOP 5 SINGLE SEA
Page 27 and 28: Phoenix College Bear’s Game Photo

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