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2O14 SCHEDULE
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DATE OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
Sun-Nov. 16
Pacific
Santa Clara, Calif.
11:10 am
Sun-Nov. 16
Fresno Pacific
Santa Clara, Calif.
1:20 pm
Sat-Jan. 25
OLYMPIC CLUB (exh.)
ROHNERT PARK
10:00 am
Sat-Jan. 25
UC Davis vs. Olympic Club (exh.)
Rohnert Park
12:00 pm
Sat-Jan. 25
UC DAVIS
ROHNERT PARK
Sat-Feb. 8
Triton Invitational
La Jolla, Calif.
TBA
Sun-Feb. 9
Triton Invitational
La Jolla, Calif.
TBA
Sat-Feb. 15
UC Davis
Davis, Calif.
11:45 am
Sat-Feb. 15
Cal State Bakersfield
Davis, Calif.
5:00 pm
Sun-Feb. 16
LONG BEACH STATE
ROHNERT PARK
2:30 pm
Fri-Feb. 28
Cal State San Bernardino
San Bernardino, Calif.
3:30 pm
Sat-Mar. 1
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps%
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
10:30 am
Sat-Mar. 1
Pomona Pitzer%
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
4:45 pm
Sun-Mar. 2
Cal Lutheran%
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
8:00 am
Sun-Mar. 2
Chapman%
Thousand Oaks, Calif.
11:45 am
Sun-Mar. 9
Cal State East Bay
Hayward, Calif.
11:30 am
Sun-Mar. 9
Mercyhurst
Hayward, Calif.
2:30 pm
Fri-Mar. 14
CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO
ROHNERT PARK
3:00 pm
Thu-Mar. 20
Concordia
Irvine, Calif.
3:30 pm
Fri-Mar. 21
Whittier#
Los Angeles, Calif.
8:00 am
Fri-Mar. 21
Hartwick#
Los Angeles, Calif.
1:00 pm
Sat-Mar. 22
Princeton#
Los Angeles, Calif.
8:00 am
Sat-Mar. 22
Brown#
Los Angeles, Calif.
1:00 pm
Fri-Mar. 28
Cal State Monterey Bay
Seaside, Calif.
1:00 pm
Sat-Apr. 5
UC SAN DIEGO
ROHNERT PARK
Sat-Apr. 5
UC San Diego vs. CSU Monterey Bay
Rohnert Park
1:00 pm
Sat-Apr. 5
CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY
ROHNERT PARK
4:00 pm
Sun-Apr. 6
MICHIGAN
ROHNERT PARK
12:00 pm
Fri-Apr. 11
CAL STATE EAST BAY
ROHNERT PARK
2:30 pm
Sat-Apr. 12
SANTA CLARA
ROHNERT PARK
1:00 pm
Fri-Apr. 25
WWPA Championship
TBA
TBA
Sat-Apr. 26
WWPA Championship
TBA
TBA
Sun-Apr. 27
WWPA Championship
TBA
TBA
3:00 pm
10:00 am
CORALIE SIMMONS HEAD COACH | 7TH SEASON Coralie Simmons returns for her seventh season as head coach of the Sonoma State women’s water polo team in 2014. Previously an assistant at UCLA and the University of Hawai’i, Simmons brings a wealth of national and international experience to Sonoma State’s water polo program. Last season (in 2013), Simmons led the Seawolves to a 13-20 record and a sixth place finish in the annual WWPA Championship Tournament. In 2012, Simmons guided a young team to a 10-23 record overall and 6-13 in Western Water Polo Association (WWPA) play. The Seawolves went on to finish eighth in the WWPA Championship Tournament after a heartbreaking 7-6 overtime loss to Division I Santa Clara in the seventh-place game. Despite SSU’s tough schedule, Simmons was named the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPA) Division II National Coach of the Year in 2009 after leading the Seawolves to their best-ever finish in the WWPA Championship Tournament. Sonoma State finished 12-20 overall and went 9-9 in WWPA action, which included wins over nationally-ranked Santa Clara and UC San Diego. A two-time National Player of the Year at UCLA, Simmons guided the Bruins to their fourth national title in 2001 (in the inaugural NCAA title match). She was the recipient of the Pete Cutino Award, given annually to the top NCAA male and female players, and earned NCAA Tournament MVP honors. Simmons sat out the 2000 season as a member of the U.S. Olympic Team, and helped the United States bring home a silver medal at the Olympics in Sydney, Australia. She tied for the team lead in scoring with nine goals at the Games. Simmons helped the U.S. National Team qualify for the Olympic Games in the World Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament in Italy, scoring a teamleading eight goals.
Simmons was named the National Collegiate Player of the Year in 1997 and 1998. The Hemet, Calif., native earned All-America first-team honors, All-MPSF first-team accolades and first-team National Collegiate Championship honors in 1998 when she led the team with a school-record 74 goals in 115 attempts and posted a team-best 64 percent shooting average. In the national title game, Simmons scored three goals to help UCLA defeat California (May 10, 1998). As a sophomore in 1997, Simmons collected MPSF Southern Division Player of the Year honors, in addition to earning All-MPSF Tournament first-team accolades. She tied her previous singleseason school record for goals with 60 and netted points in 28 of 32 matches that season (15 multiple-scoring games). Simmons tallied two goals in the championship match versus California that season. In her first season at UCLA, Simmons earned All-America firstteam accolades and led the Bruins in all offensive categories. She was selected to the 1996 National Collegiate Championship firstteam all-tournament team. Simmons assembled a 10-game scoring streak through the Western Regional Qualifying Tournament and National Collegiate Championships. Simmons earned a degree in geography/environmental studies at UCLA and is a member of the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame.
CAREER RECORD YEAR
OVERALL CONFERENCE
WWPA FINISH
2008 14-17 9-9
7th
2009 12-20 9-9
4th
2010 9-27 5-12
7th
2011 9-28 3-9
6th
2012 10-23 6-13
8th
2013 13-20 6-7
6th
TOTAL 67-135 28-59
In 1999, Simmons redshirted the season to compete with the U.S. Women’s National Team. She helped the United States capture a silver medal at the Pan-American Games that summer, and Simmons became the only team member to record a goal in all six Pan-Am Games (she also led the U.S. squad with 10 total goals).
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CHELSEA HENNAN
ASSISTANT COACH | 7TH SEASON Chelsea Hennan is back for her seventh season in 2014 as an assistant on the SSU water polo team. A former SSU women’s water polo student-athlete, Hennan was selected First Team All-American in 2005 by the American Water Polo Coaches Association (AWPCA). She was the first water polo player in school history to earn All-America status. Being an All-American was nothing new to Hennan, however, as she earned the designation at Santa Rosa Junior College as a sophomore. Hennan left an impression on the SSU record books as well. For her career she ranks third in shot attempts and goals scored, fourth in field blocks, and seventh in steals. In 2005, Hennan led the team in goals scored, goals per game and attempts. Eleven times she led the offense in scoring for a game. For her career she scored a team game-high in goals 19 times. Hennan graduated from Sonoma State University in 2009 with a degree in Kinesiology.
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2O14 ROSTER #
NAME
POS
HT
YR
HOMETOWN
LAST SCHOOL
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Kim Covert
GK
5-6
Fr.
Chino Hills
Ayala HS
1
Kayley Kemp
GK
5-7
So.
Huntington Beach
Marina HS
1
Andrea Mallul
GK
5-6
Jr.
Oxnard
Ventura College
3
Carleigh Robinson
UTL
5-8
Fr.
Temecula
Temecula Valley HS
4
Kaysie Lewis
AT
5-6
So.
Modesto
Johansen HS
5
Megan McGrath
UTL
5-7
So.
Alameda
Santa Rosa JC
6
Shannon Baer
AT
5-4
So.
Walnut Creek
Las Lomas HS
7
Caitlin Risden
UTL
5-6
Sr.
Antioch
Santa Rosa JC
8
Tessa deRecat
UTL
5-5
Fr.
San Juan Capistrano
Santa Margarita Catholic HS
10
Alexa May
UTL
5-6
Jr.
Pismo Beach
Arroyo Grande HS
11
Nicole Browning
UTL
5-6
Jr.
Lake Forest
El Toro HS
12
Brittny Hummel
UTL
5-3
Jr.
Santa Barbara
San Marcos HS
13
Jessica Stansfield
UTL
5-8
Jr.
Fullerton
Foothill HS
14
Noelle Herrera
C
5-10
So.
Orange
Rosary HS
15
Lexii Morabito
AT
5-4
Jr.
Corona
Santiago HS
16
Danielle Orras
AT
5-5
So.
San Clemente
San Clemente HS
17
Lauren Arshakuni
UTL
5-7
Fr.
Redwood City
Woodside HS
20
Ellen Peterson
UTL
5-7
Fr.
Bellevue, Wash.
Newport HS
21
Jessica Becker
UTL
5-6
So.
Huntington Beach
Edison HS
RS
Sam Ohanian
GK
5-4
Fr.
San Diego
Scripps Ranch HS
RS
Michelle Pollastrini
C
5-5
So.
Auburn
Bear River HS
RS
Hannah Wadlow
GK
5-7
Fr.
Grover Beach
Arroyo Grande HS
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JESSICA BECKER
Position: Utility Height: 5’6” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Huntington Beach, Calif. Last School: Edison HS
LAUREN ARSHAKUNI Position: Utility Height: 5’7” Class: Freshman Hometown: Redwood City, Calif. Last School: Woodside HS
2013: Redshirted for the Seawolves in 2013. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in June 2012 from Woodside High School. PERSONAL: The campus and amount of people here at SSU were a perfect fit for her along with the beauty of Sonoma County and her interest in the Anthropology department... is a fan of the San Francisco Giants... Aubrey Huff is her favorite athlete... her favorite band is Beach House... likes the movie The Ringer and the TV show Breaking Bad... enjoys eating cheese... is obsessed with her dog and thinks putting shoes on a table is bad luck... nickname is “Lo”.
SHANNON BAER
Position: Attacker Height: 5’4” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Walnut Creek, Calif. Last School: Las Lomas HS 2013: Played in 15 games for Sonoma State, scoring her lone goal of the year on March 22 against then-ranked #11 Princeton... added on 3 assists and 3 steals during her freshman campaign.
earned exclusions.
2013: Started in each of the Seawolves 33 games as a freshman... had a 0.26 shot percentage on the year with 12 goals in 46 attempts... assisted on 20 of her teammates goals and added on 21 steals... finished the season with a 0.36 goals per game average and tallied 14
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Edison High school in 2012… was on the honor roll all four years… won the Edison HS Scholar Athlete Award all four years… three-time All-Sunset League second team… three-time Edison High School Most Inspirational Player. PERSONAL: Chose SSU because she loves the small campus, the water polo team, and the fact that the school has her major of choice... wants to be a physical therapist... likes Mexican food... has been an ocean lifeguard since age 16.
NICOLE BROWNING Position: Utility Height: 5’6” Class: Junior Hometown: Lake Forest, Calif. Last School: El Toro HS
2013: Again played in all 33 games for the Seawolves... scored 6 goals on 22 attempts, increasing her season shot percentage to 0.27... also added in 20 assists.
2012: Played in all 33 games for Sonoma State, making 23 starts… totaled nine goals on 44 attempts… gifted 23 assists… stole the ball 18 times… tallied seven earned HIGH SCHOOL: A June 2012 graduate of Las Lomas High School, where she holds the record for most assists ejections. in a season and career. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from El Toro High School in June 2011... Won Most Inspirational Award twice for the Chargers. PERSONAL: The pretty area, good water polo and ENSP programs led her to SSU... Is a fan of the Golden State Warriors… likes the movie Cool Runnings and the TV sho Lost…Kevin Durant is her favorite athlete…can juggle…favorite musician is Shania Twain... nickname is “Shanimal”.
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PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of the water polo team, location, and academics... her favorite team is the San Diego Chargers…Jonathan Toews is her favorite athlete... likes listening to the music of Jack Johnson…enjoys eating rice and Mexican food, especially at Pedro’s Tacos in San Clemente… Anchorman is her favorite movie along with Will Ferrel being her favorite actor... she quotes movies alot... her team nickname is Grandma, because she sleeps a lot, among other grandma-like things.
KIM COVERT
Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5’6” Class: Freshman Hometown: Chino Hills, Calif. Last School: Ayala HS HIGH SCHOOL: A 2013 graduate of Ayala High School in Chino Hills... tallied 4 awards in high school including MVP, second team all CIF, best defense, and first team all-league. PERSONAL: Came to SSU because she loved the campus and had interest in the kinesiology department, as well as the closeness she felt from the water polo team... wants to get her kinesiology degree and be a physical therapist for special needs people... lists Jeremy Lin as her biggest influence as an athlete... her favorite team is the Los Angeles Dodgers... The Prestige is her favorite movie and The Host is her favorite book... loves eating steak, especially at Texas Roadhouse... her most memorable sports moment was her last game in high school capping an undefeated league championship season... played 4 sports before trying water polo.
NOELLE HERRERA Position: Center Height: 5’10” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Orange, Calif. Last School: Rosary HS
2013: Was named to the WWPA AllFreshman team in 2013... played in all 33 games, starting the final 17... led the team in earned exclusions (79) and shot percentage (0.53)... had 3 goals in 5 seperate games and amounted 13 steals on the season.
BRITTNY HUMMEL Position: Utility Height: 5’3” Class: Junior Hometown: Santa Barbara, Calif. Last School: San Marcos HS
2013: Saw action in 31 games for the Seawolves as a sophomore... upped her goal scoring to 24 on 53 shots... earned 17 exclusions while snagging 17 steals... had her best scoring day on February 1 against Cal State East Bay going a perfect 4 for 4 on shot attempts. 2012: Appeared in 26 games… made seven starts… netted 15 goals on 37 attempts… dished out 23 assists… grabbed 18 steals… earned 13 ejections. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from San Marcos High School in June of 2011 PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the beautiful area… lists her high school coach as her biggest influence as an athlete... Game of Thrones is her favorite TV show... loves eating enchiladas at Los Gallos restaurant... has double-jointed hips and loves to nap.
KAYLEY KEMP
Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5’7” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Huntington Beach, Calif. Last School: Marina HS
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Rosary High School… won accolades such as Second team Trinity League in 2010, Co-MVP for water polo in 2011, First team Trinity League in 2011-2012, and Scholar Athlete in 2009-2012.
2013: Played in 8 games, starting 4 of them... had 25 saves on the year... saved 6 shots while only allowing 2 goals against Fresno Pacific on April 13.
PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the campus and the small size of the school… wants to become an elementary school teacher… enjoys watching The Big Bang Theory… had a pet fish named Jimmy.
2012: Redshirted for Sonoma State. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Marina High School in Huntington Beach… is a member of her high school’s Hall of Fame for women’s water polo... was a Scholar Athlete... also won Athlete of the Month. PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because she liked how well the water polo team worked together and how close everyone was as well as the school being far away from home but not out of state... Merrill Moses is her biggest influence as an athlete along with being her favorite athlete... enjoys listening to Colbie Caillat... The Little Mermaid is her favorite movie... likes the TV Show Grey’s Anatomy... Emma Watson is her favorite actress and Harry Potter is her favorite book.
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ALEXA MAY
KAYSIE LEWIS Position: Attacker Height: 5’6” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Modesto, Calif. Last School: Johansen HS
2013: Played in 4 games scoring 1 goal on 3 attempts for the season. HIGH SCHOOL: A May 2012 graduate of Johansen High School… was MVP of the varsity team back-to-back years… holds the record for most goals in a season… two-time Aquatic Athlete of the year. PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of the bio department, water polo team, and location of the school... Enjoys listening to Bruno Mars… favorite actors are Zach Galifianakis and John Krasinski… Hunger Games and Divergent are her two favorite books... likes eating Mexican food, especially Chipotle… loves Disney movies and loves to tie-dye... wants to become a veterinarian.
ANDREA MALLUL Position: Goalkeeper Height: Class: Junior Hometown: Last School:
Position: Utility Height: 5’6” Class: Junior Hometown: Pismo Beach, Calif. Last School: Arroyo Grande HS 2013: Saw action in all 33 games, starting 11... again scored 24 goals but on only 72 shots... improved in assists with 12 while adding 10 steals and 30 ejections earned. 2012: Played 32 games in Seawolf blue… scored 24 goals on 84 attempts… had eight assists and 16 steals… led the lead with 52 earned ejections. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Arroyo Grande High School in June of 2011 PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she got a scholarship and enjoys the weather, class sizes, and on-campus housing… would love to do botox injections and fillers and also be a hair stylist... fan of the Oakland Raiders.
MEGAN McGRATH Position: Utility Height: 5’7” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Alameda, Calif. Last School: Alameda HS
HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: A June 2011 graduate of Alameda High School where she won First Team All-League and Second Team All-League during her HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: A 2010 high school water polo career... attended graduate of Rio Mesa High School where Santa Rosa Junior College through the she was named Captain, won MVP, and 2013 season where she was named to set the record for blocks by a goalie the Second Team All-League and the Nor. Cal. All-Tournament Team. (317)... attended Ventura College after high school until Spring of 2013... won PERSONAL: Comes to Sonoma State because she loves the progoalie of the year twice while at Ventura. grams and the small college atmosphere... would like to be a chef or own her own restaurant in th future... favorite team is the Oakland PERSONAL: Transferred to Sonoma State because of the beautiful Athletics... favorite movie is Ratitouille... can ride a unicycle and walk campus and to play water polo... wants to be a teacher and a coach, on stilts. and eventually run her own restaurant... Betsy Armstrong is her biggest influence as an athlete... favorite athlete is Maggie Steffens... listens to the music of Skrillex, Calvin Harris, and EDM... watches Grey’s Anatomy, SVU, and Dexter... Ryan Gosling is her favorite actor... enjoys reading The Hunger Games and the Twighlight Saga... love all food... her most memorable sports moment was being in CIF her senior year of high school... loves buffaloes and thinks they are the cutest animals ever created.
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LEXII MORABITO Position: Attacker Height: 5’4” Class: Junior Hometown: Corona, Calif. Last School: Santiago HS
2013: Appeared in 14 games as a sophomore... made all 3 of her shot attempts against Whittier on March 23.
produced seven ejections.
2012: Played in 30 games for the Seawolves… tallied 11 eleven goals on 27 attempts… handed out four assists…
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Santiago High School in June of 2011. PERSONAL: Chose SSU because of the awesome mascot... wants to own a winery in the future... wants to meet Gordon Ramsey... her brother is her biggest influence as an athlete... fan of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim… likes the music of Kascade… enjoys watching the TV show Friends and the movie A Walk to Remember… enjoys the acting skills of Brad Pitt... loves all types of food... claims she is a bad speller.
SAM OHANIAN
Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5’4” Class: Freshman Hometown: San Diego, Calif. Last School: Scripps Ranch HS HIGH SCHOOL: A June 2013 graduate of Scripps Ranch High School... made the Principal’s Honor Roll... named to the Union Tribune All-Academic Team in 2012 and 2013... won MVP in 2012... was the team captain... was a USA Water Polo All-Academic American in 2012. PERSONAL: Comes to SSU because of the campus and surrounding area as well as thinking this is a great place to start a new adventure... wants to become a nurse... her parents and family are her biggest influences as an athlete... fan of the New York Yankees and San Diego Chargers... listens to Jack Johnson... likes the TV show Modern Family... enjoys camping, hiking, and going to the beach... eats an apple everyday.
DANIELLE ORRAS Position: Attacker Height: 5’5” Class: Sophomore Hometown: San Clemente, Calif. Last School: San Clemente HS
2013: Played in 3 games attempting a total of 2 shots. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended San Clemente High School, where she earned the Coaches’ Award. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State to play water polo… wants to become an English teacher… wants to meet actor Ryan Gosling… likes USC Football and Matt Barkley... favorite movie is Tuck Everlasting... favorite actor is Zac Efron... enjoys reading Truth About Forever… likes watching Law and Order... listens to Taylor Swift... most memorable sports moment was winning the Coaches Award her senior year... ... nickname is “Dani”.
ELLEN PETERSON
Position: Utility Height: 5’7” Class: Freshman Hometown: Bellevue, Calif. Last School: Newport HS
HIGH SCHOOL: A June 2013 graduate of Newport High School. PERSONAL: Chose SSU because she liked the campus and wanted to play water polo while getting a degree in liberal studies.
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CARLEIGH ROBINSON
MICHELLE POLLASTRINI Position: Center Height: 5’5” Class: Sophomore Hometown: Auburn, Calif. Last School: Bear River HS
HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: A 2011 graduate of Bear River High School in Grass Valley... won Second Team AllLeague in the Sierra League in 2011... won school MVP in 2007... Attended Santa Rosa Junior College through Spring 2013. PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of her major, location, and beautiful campus... watches Law and Order: SVU... eats pizza... has never been camping.
CAITLIN RISDEN Position: Utility Height: 5’6” Class: Senior Hometown: Antioch, Calif. Last School: Santa Rosa JC
2013: Redshirted for Sonoma State. 2012: Appeared in 28 games for the Seawolves… scored 18 goals on 58 attempts… tallied 11 assists and seven steals… compiled 20 earned ejections. HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Graduated from Deer Valley High School in June of 2009… attended Santa Rosa Junior College from 2009 to 2011… a two-time first team All-American and a two-time All-Big 8 conference first team pick… record holder for most blocks in a season… two-time Offensive Player of the Year. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the campus, the people, the water polo team, and her major… biggest influence as an athlete is her older brother Travis... likes the San Francisco 49ers… likes the TV shows Rizzoli and Isles and Rookie Blue... Kite Runner is her favorite book… being a 2-time All-American is her most memorable sports moment... has a twin and had a major elbow surgery in college.
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Position: Utility Height: 5’8” Class: Freshman Hometown: Temecula, Calif. Last School: Temecula Valley HS
HIGH SCHOOL: A May 2013 graduate of Temecula Valley High School where she won MVP, First Team All-League, and was a Scholar Athlete. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she loved the campus and the close knit environment... played 5 other sports before falling in love with water polo.
JESSICA STANSFIELD Position: Utility Height: 5’7” Class: Junior Hometown: Fullerton, Calif. Last School: Foothill HS
2013: Returned to another impressive year, leading the team again in goals (34 in 70 attempts), steals (33), and goals per game (1.13)... started in all 30 games in which she played... led or tied for the team lead in goals in 9 games... scored a season-high 4 goals against Cal State East Bay on February 1 in a 13-10 Seawolf victory. 2012: Redshirted for Sonoma State. 2011: Enjoyed an impressive freshmen season, playing in and starting 36 games… led the team in goals with 48 off of 132 attempts… gave out 12 assists and stole the ball a team leading 51 times… had 17 earned ejections… named to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Division II All-American Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Foothill High School in 2010. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because it was pretty and different... is a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim...likes to watch the TV show House… favorite athlete is Dominique Moceanu... her most memorable sports moment is when Sonoma State beat Cal State Bakersfield in overtime at the WWPA Championships during her freshmen year… enjoys eating watermelon... went to space camp in Huntsville, Alabama.
HANNAH WADLOW Position: Goalkeeper Height: 5’7” Class: Freshman Hometown: Grover Beach, Calif. Last School: Arroyo Grande HS
HIGH SCHOOL: A June 2013 graduate of Arroyo Grande High School where she won First Team All-CIF for Division 3. PERSONAL: Decided on Sonoma State because of the water polo team and the liberal studies program... desires to become an elementary school teacher... favorite movie is Shrek and favorite TV show is Skins... likes Mexican food.
TESSA deRECAT
Position: Utility Height: 5’5” Class: Freshman Hometown: San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Last School: Santa Margarita Catholic HS HIGH SCHOOL: A May 2013 graduate of Santa Margarita Catholic High School. PERSONAL: Comes to Sonoma State because of its’ proximity to home and the numeous trees on campus... aspires to get involved in the music industry... would most like to meet Jennifer Lawrence... says Jackie Robinson is her biggest influence as an athlete... favorite team in the Boston Red Sox and favorite athlete is Tony Acevedo... Two Door Cinema Club is her favorite band... likes the movie 50/50... enjoys the acting skills of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Jennifer Lawrence as well as the TV show New Girl... favorite book is A Fault in Our Stars... likes Chinese food especiall from the restaurant Peking Dragon... scoring the CIF winning goal is her most memorable sports moment... is terrified of balloon animals... nickname is “T”.
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2O13 RESULTS DATE 1/18/13 1/26/13 1/26/13 1/27/13 1/27/13 1/31/13 2/1/13 2/9/13
OPPONENT W L CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY W vs. #15 UC Santa Barbara@ L vs. #18 Cal Baptist@ W vs. #19 UC San Diego@ L vs. #16 Cal State Northridge@ L #13 HAWAII L at Cal State East Bay W vs. #6 UC Irvine# L
2/9/13 2/10/13 2/10/13 2/15/13 2/17/13 2/17/13 2/22/13 3/2/13 3/9/13 3/15/13 3/15/13 3/22/13 3/22/13 3/23/13 3/23/13 3/30/13 4/6/13 4/6/13 4/13/13 4/13/13 4/14/13 4/20/13 4/26/13 4/27/13 4/28/13
vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L vs. Marist# L vs. #17 Hartwick# L at Cal State Monterey Bay W vs. Cal Lutheran% W at UC Davis% L AZUSA PACIFIC W vs. Colorado State! L at Santa Clara L CAL STATE EAST BAY W FRESNO PACIFIC W at #14 Loyola Marymount$ L vs. Princeton$ L vs. Cal State San Bernardino$ W vs. Whittier$ W vs. UC Santa Barbara~ L vs. Cal State East Bay& L vs. #17 UC San Diego& L at Fresno Pacific+ W vs. Cal State Monterey Bay+ L vs. Cal State East Bay+ L SANTA CLARA W vs. Colorado State^ L vs. Cal State San Bernardino^ W vs. Cal State Monterey Bay^ L
@ - UCSB Winter Invite (Santa Barbara, CA) # - Triton Invitational (La Jolla, CA) % - Davis Challenge (Davis, CA) ! - Aggie Shootout (Davis, CA) $ - Loyola Marymount Invitational (Los Angeles, CA) ~ - Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu, HI) & - Santa Clara Invitational (Santa Clara, CA) ^ - WWPA Championship Tournament (Santa Clara, CA) Home games in CAPS BOLD.
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SCORE OVERALL 13-12 (ot) 1-0 5-10 1-1 10-9 (ot) 2-1 6-11 2-2 4-11 2-3 3-16 2-4 13-10 3-4 2-16 3-5 11-12 2-7 9-12 8-5 9-8 6-8 14-7 8-11 8-9 13-8 13-7 2-10 5-15 13-7 13-4 7-11 8-10 5-14 11-7 6-7 3-8 10-8 8-9 9-4 7-10
3-6 3-7 3-8 4-8 5-8 5-9 6-9 6-10 6-11 7-11 8-11 8-12 8-13 9-13 10-13 10-14 10-15 10-16 11-16 11-17 11-18 12-18 12-19 13-19 13-20
WWPA 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 3-1 3-1 3-1 3-1 3-1 3-2 4-2 4-2 4-3 4-3 5-3 5-3 5-3 5-4 5-5 5-5 5-6 5-7 6-7 6-7 6-7 6-7
TOP SCORER(S) Rangel (4) Alberts, Kunz, May, Reid, Herrera (1) Bisharat (3) Reid (2) Kunz, Elam, May, Herrera (1) Lewis, Hummel, Stansfield (1) Stansfield (4) Reid, Herrera (1) Herrera (3) Hummel, Reid (1) Herrera (3) Bisharat, Stansfield (2) Browning, Hummel, Rangel (2) Reid (3) Hummel, Stansfield (3) Herrera (3) Kunz (2) Stanfield, Herrera (3) Herrera (3) Stansfield, Reid (1) Albers, Bisharat, Baer, Aster, Hummel (1) Reid (4) Morabito (3) May, Herrera (2) Hummel, Rangel, Reid (2) Reid (2) Rangel, Herrera (2) Bisharat, DelCarlo, Browning, Hummel, Rangel, Reid (1) Stansfield, Reid, Herrera (1) Bisharat, Becker (2) Stansfield (3) Stansfield (3) Kunz, May (2)
2O13 STATISTICS NAME
GP GS ATT
G
A
To EX ST FB EE GPG SH%
Cari Albers
22 0 9 3 5 3 15 3 0 5 0.14 0.33
Adrienne Bisharat
33 31 128 30 9 10 43 18 4 4 0.91 0.23
Laura Kunz
33 33 57 19 15 10 24 20 4 23 0.58 0.33
Katie Elam
8 3 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0.13 0.50
Natalie Del Carlo
31 5 40 13 4 9 14 12 1 17 0.42 0.33
Shannon Baer
15 0 7 1 3 3 2 3 0 0 0.07 0.14
Kaysie Lewis
4 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.25 0.33
Sally Aster
11 0 5 3 2 1 2 4 0 1 0.27 0.60
Alexa May
33 11 72 24 12 14 12 10 1 30 0.73 0.33
Nicole Browning
33 2 22 6 20 10 41 6 5 6 0.18 0.27
Brittny Hummel
31 2 53 24 14 6 26 15 9 27 0.77 0.45
Jessica Stansfield
30 30 70 34 18 4 15 33 4 1 1.13 0.49
Lindsay Rangel
33 33 77 23 16 8 23 13 6 1 0.70 0.30
Lexii Morabito
14 0 6 3 0 7 4 1 1 1 0.21 0.50
Danielle Orras
3 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0.00 0.00
Colette Reid
31 1 107 33 30 10 21 16 3 4 1.06 0.31
Noelle Herrera
33 17 62 33 4 3 10 13 3 79 1.00 0.53
Jessica Becker
33 33 46 12 20 10 29 21 3 14 0.36 0.26
TOTALS
33 33 768 263 173 108 285 189 44 213 0.52 0.34
NAME
GP GS SV GA A S TO KO EJ
Ariel Lockshaw
29 28 242 269 9 27 11 0 1
Courtney Risden
8 4 25 32 0 0 1 0 0
TOTALS
33 33 267 301 9 27 12 0 1
13
TEAM HISTORY YEAR HEAD COACH
YEARLY LEADERS GOALS
STEALS
2004
Amanda Haddock
58
2004
Amber McQugh
30
2005
Amanda Haddock
75
2005
Sasha Versage
87
2006
Chelsea Hennan
66
2006
Ashley Phelps
81
2007
Jessica Scott
68
2007
Samantha Burchard
51
2008
Samantha Mullins
50
Lauran Zambruski
51
2009
Laurel Stricklin
60
2008
Jenna Bole
33
2010
Laurel Stricklin
76
2009
Emily Pearce
32
2011
Jessica Stansfield
48
2010
Emily Pearce
40
2012
Bridgette Souza
45
2011
Jessica Stansfield
51
2013
Jessica Stansfield
34
2012
Bridgette Souza
32
2013
Jessica Stansfield
33
ATTEMPTS
WWPA
FINISH
Alicia Hansel
8-20
7-13
10th
2005
Alicia Hansel
26-17
15-11
5th
2006
Alicia Hansel
21-13
16-18
7th
2007
Alicia Hansel
18-21
8-15
10th
2008
Coralie Simmons
14-17
9-9
7th
2009
Coralie Simmons
12-20
9-9
4th
2010
Coralie Simmons
9-27
5-12
7th
2011
Coralie Simmons
9-28
3-9
6th
2012
Coralie Simmons
10-23
6-13
8th
2013
Coralie Simmons
13-20
6-7
6th
HONORS
ACWPC FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN 2005
Chelsea Hennan
2010
Laurel Stricklin
2011
Jessica Stansfield
2004
Not Available
2005
Amanda Haddock
226
2004
Not Available
2006
Chelsea Hennan
158
2005
Chelsea Hennan
10
ACWPC SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN
2007
Jessica Scott
162
2006
Roxanna McEwen
18
2012
Ariel Lockshaw
2008
Samantha Burchard
118
2007
Roxanna McEwen
23
Laura Kunz
2009
Samantha Mullins
130
2008
Samantha Mullins
16
2010
Laurel Stricklin
191
2009
Samantha Mullins
7
2011
Jessica Stansfield
132
2010
Holly Armijo
7
2012
Bridgette Souza
133
Emily Pearce
7
2013
Adrienne Bisharat
128
2011
Laura Kunz
5
2012
Malina Lorring
9
2013
Brittny Hummel
9
FIELD BLOCKS
SHOOTING PERCENTAGE 2004
Not Available
2005
Chelsea Hennan
.346
SAVES
2006
Roxanna McEwen
.440
2004
Alejandra Garcia
281
2007
Samantha Mullins
.500
2005
Kimberly Fortson
303
2008
Laurel Stricklin
.486
2006
Kaitlyn Brownrigg
164
2009
Laurel Stricklin
.531
2007
Kaitlyn Brownrigg
326
2010
Laurel Stricklin
.391
2008
Lysa Lombard
208
2011
Jessica Stansfield
.364
2009
Lysa Lombard
266
2012
Adrienne Bisharat
.438
2010
Gina Uliana
416
2013
Noelle Herrera
.532
2011
Taylor Basso
145
2012
Ariel Lockshaw
348
2013
Ariel Lockshaw
242
ASSISTS
14
OVERALL
2004
2004
Lisa Roby
17
2005
Sasha Versage
61
2006
Sasha Versage
76
2007
Jessica Scott
32
Lauran Zambruski
32
2008
Jessica Scott
28
2009
Emily Pearce
26
2010
Brooke Smith
35
2011
Kyleigh Shea
26
2012
Adrienne Bisharat
24
2013
Colette Reid
30
FIRST TEAM ALL-WWPA 2009
Samantha Mullins
2010
Laurel Stricklin
SECOND TEAM ALL-WWPA 2005
Amanda Haddock
2006
Amanda Haddock
2007
Samantha Burchard
2009
Lysa Lombard
Laurel Stricklin
2012
Ariel Lockshaw
2013
Colette Reid
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-WWPA 2005
Sasha Versage
2011
Kelsey Lowy
2012
Laura Kunz
2013
Lauren Rangel
ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM
2010
Lindsay Rangel
2012
Brittny Hummel
2013
Noelle Herrera
CAREER RECORDS GOALS
ASSISTS
STEALS
1
Laurel Stricklin
2007-10
199
1
Sasha Versage
2005-06
137
1
Sasha Versage
2005-06
149
2
Amanda Haddock
2004-06
187
2
Samantha Mullins
2006-09
70
2
Krystal Truman
2005-06
106
3
Samantha Mullins
2006-09
165
3
Lindsay Rangel
2010-13
68
3
Lauran Zambruski
2005-08
103
4
Chelsea Hennan
2005-06
138
4
Emily Pearce
2008-10
67
4
Roxanna McEwen
2005-07
99
5
Lindsay Rangel
2010-13
104
5
Amanda Haddock
2004-06
61
5
Samantha Mullins
2006-09
97
5
Jessica Scott
2007-08
93
6
Jessica Scott
2007-08
60
6
JESSICA STANSFIELD
Sasha Versage
2005-06
93
7
Laura Kunz
2010-13
59
8
JESSICA STANSFIELD
2011-
82
Brooke Smith
2007-10
59
9
Roxanna McEwen
2005-07
79
Lauran Zambruski
2005-08
59
10 Adrienne Bisharat
2012-13
72
10 Laurel Stricklin
2007-10
57
10 Amber McQugh
SHOT ATTEMPTS
FIELD BLOCKS
2011-
87
Emily Pearce
2008-10
87
8
Laura Kunz
2010-13
84
9
Ashley Phelps
2006
81
2004-05
79
SAVES
1
Laurel Stricklin
2007-10
443
1
Roxanna McEwen
2005-07
44
1
Ariel Lockshaw
2012-13
590
2
Amanda Haddock
2004-06
439
2
Samantha Mullins
2006-09
42
2
Kaitlyn Brownrigg
2006-07
490
3
Samantha Mullins
2006-09
372
3
Lindsay Rangel
2010-13
21
3
Lysa Lombard
2008-09
474
4
Chelsea Hennan
2005-06
366
4
Christina Maher
2005-08
18
4
Kimberly Fortson
2005-06
446
5
Sasha Versage
2005-06
256
5
Natalie Del Carlo
2010-13
17
5
Gina Uliana
2008-10
346
6
Lindsay Rangel
2010-
253
6
Laura Kunz
2010-13
16
6
Alejandra Garcia
2004
281
7
Bridgette Souza
2011-
242
7
Chelsea Hennan
2005-06
15
7
Taylor Basso
2011
145
8
Jessica Scott
2007-08
231
8
Holly Armijo
2008-10
14
8
Kelsey Goode
2011
83
9
Roxanna McEwen
2005-07
223
BRITTNY HUMMEL
2012-
14
9
Meghan Saavedra
2007
47
2008-10
210
10 Emily Pearce
2008-10
13
10 KAYLEY KEMP
2013-
25
10 Holly Armijo
SEASON RECORDS GOALS
ASSISTS
STEALS
1
Laurel Stricklin
2010
76
1
Sasha Versage
2006
76
1
Sasha Versage
2005
87
2
Amanda Haddock
2005
75
2
Sasha Versage
2005
61
2
Ashley Phelps
2006
81
3
Chelsea Hennan
2005
72
3
Brooke Smith
2010
35
3
Krystal Truman
2005
62
4
Jessica Scott
2007
68
4
Ashley Phelps
2006
33
Sasha Versage
2006
62
5
Chelsea Hennan
2006
66
5
Jessica Scott
2007
32
5
Samantha Burchard
2007
51
6
Laurel Stricklin
2009
60
Lauran Zambruski
2007
32
Lauran Zambruski
2007
51
7
Amanda Haddock
2004
58
Emily Pearce
2010
32
JESSICA STANSFIELD
2011
51
8
Amanda Haddock
2006
54
8
Lisa Roby
2005
31
8
Amber McQugh
2005
49
9
Samantha Mullins
2009
52
Krystal Truman
2005
31
9
Roxanna McEwen
2007
46
10 Samantha Mullins
2007
51
10 Colette Reid
2013
30
10 Shelley Grout
2005
45
2012
45
SHOT ATTEMPTS
Ariel Lockshaw
FIELD BLOCKS
1
Amanda Haddock
2005
226
1
Roxanna McEwen
2007
23
SAVES
2
Chelsea Hennan
2005
208
2
Roxanna McEwen
2006
18
1
Ariel Lockshaw
2012
348
3
Laurel Stricklin
2010
191
3
Samantha Mullins
2007
16
2
Kaitlyn Brownrigg
2007
326
4
Jessica Scott
2007
162
Samantha Mullins
2008
16
3
Kimberly Fortson
2005
303
5
Chelsea Hennan
2006
158
5
Chelsea Hennan
2005
10
4
Gina Uliana
2010
291
6
Ashley Phelps
2006
150
6
BRITTNY HUMMEL
2013
9
5
Alejandra Garcia
2004
281
7
Amanda Haddock
2006
145
Malina Lorring
2012
9
6
Lysa Lombard
2009
266
8
Sasha Versage
2005
143
8
Lindsay Rangel
2012
8
7
Ariel Lockshaw
2013
242
9
Holly Armijo
2010
138
8
Many Tied With
-
7
8
Lysa Lombard
2008
208
10 Bridgette Souza
2012
134
9
Kaitlyn Brownrigg
2006
164
2011
145
10 Taylor Basso
15
Department of Intercollegiate Athletics 1801 E. Cotati Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928
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Bill Fusco
Director of Athletics
bill.fusco@sonoma.edu
Brandon Bronzan
Associate Athletics Director
brandon.bronzan@sonoma.edu
Mike Ogg
Director of Business Operations
ogg@sonoma.edu
Nancy Crosat
Business Operations Analyst
nancy.crosat@sonoma.edu
Dr. Duane Dove
Faculty Athletic Representative
duane.dove@sonoma.edu
Tyler Lobe
Sports Information Coordinator
lobe@sonoma.edu
Michael Balasek
Compliance Coordinator
balasek@sonoma.edu
Willie Lee
Equipment Manager
willie.lee@sonoma.edu
Julie Rudy
Head Athletic Trainer
julie.miller@sonoma.edu
Shyla Penn
Assistant Athletic Trainer
shyla.penn@sonoma.edu
John Goelz
Head Baseball Coach
john.goelz@sonoma.edu
Pat Fuscaldo
Head Men’s Basketball Coach
fuscaldo@sonoma.edu
Mark Rigby
Head Women’s Basketball Coach
mark.rigby@sonoma.edu
Sean Fitzpatrick
Head Women’s Cross Country Coach fitzpats@sonoma.edu
Val Verhunce
Head Men’s/Women’s Golf Coach
val.verhunce@sonoma.edu
Marcus Ziemer
Head Men’s Soccer Coach
ziemer@sonoma.edu
Emiria Salzmann
Head Women’s Soccer Coach
salzmann@sonoma.edu
Jennifer Bridges
Head Softball Coach
bridgesj@sonoma.edu
Steve Cunninghame
Head Men’s Tennis Coach
steve.cunninghame@sonoma.edu
Bear Grassl
Head Volleyball Coach
bear.grassl@sonoma.edu
Coralie Simmons
Head Women’s Water Polo Coach
coralie.simmons@sonoma.edu
Joaquin Lopez
Head Women’s Tennis Coach
lopezjoa@sonoma.edu
Sonoma State University is an NCAA Division II member and part of the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) and Western Water Polo Association (WWPA). Ten of SSU’s sports are in the CCAA, water polo is in the WWPA, and men’s and women’s tennis is a Division II independent. Sonoma State athletics got its start in 1964 with the school’s first men’s basketball team. Through the years, the Seawolves have had much success including national championships in 1990 (women’s soccer), 2002 (men’s soccer) and 2009 (men’s golf). MISSION STATEMENT: “The goal of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to provide a positive, equitable, and diverse environment for the student-athletes and staff. All athletic staff members are responsible for fostering these priorities via role modeling and mentoring student-athletes while upholding a competitive spirit that stresses amateurism, ethical conduct, good sportsmanship, and rules compliance. Priorities for all student-athletes include: academic excellence, competitive success, and community outreach.”