2011 Sacramento State Gymnastics Guide

2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS HORNET GYMNASTICS HORNET QUICK FACTS

University Information Location......................................... Sacramento, Calif.

Founded.............................................................1947 Enrollment.......................................................29,241 Nickname....................................................... Hornets Colors......................Green & Gold (PMS 343 & 4515) Administration President................................ Dr. Alexander Gonzalez Director of Athletics........................... Dr. Terry Wanless Faculty Athletics Rep..............................Dr. Steve Perez Media Relations Director (Gym Contact)..... Brian Berger Asst. Media Relations Director......................Ryan Bjork Asst. Media Relations Director.................... Joe Waltasti Office Phone...................................... (916) 278-4313 E-Mail.......................................... bwberger@csus.edu Website.................................... www.hornetsports.com

2011 Senior Class

THIS IS HORNET GYMNASTICS

2011 Roster..............................................................2 Western Athletic Conference......................................2 Radio/TV Roster........................................................3 Facilities...................................................................4 Why Sacramento State..............................................5 Championship Tradition.............................................6 Season Outlook........................................................8 2011 Opponents....................................................46

THE HORNETS

Head Coach Kim Hughes.........................................14 Assistant Coach Randy Solorio.................................15 Assistant Coach Jamie Donkin..................................16 Support Staff..........................................................17 Amanda Bieber.......................................................18 Amanda Blauvelt.....................................................20 Kaitie Kinser...........................................................22 Jasmine Lipka.........................................................24 Lissa Zamolo...........................................................26 Chantal Angyal.......................................................28 Cayla Boyce...........................................................30 Emiko Ono.............................................................32 Mary Peck..............................................................34 Stephanie Toubman.................................................36 Bethany Barrick.......................................................38 Nicole Meiller.........................................................39 Elideth Guerrero.....................................................40

2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS MEDIA GUIDE

Gymnastics Information Affiliation................................................ NCAA Div. I Conference....................... Western Athletic Conference Home Gym (Capacity)..................Hornets Nest (1,100) Practice Facility...........................Technique Gymnastics 2010 Record...................................................... 7-16 2010 Final National Ranking...............................42nd 2010 WAC Finish.................................................. 6th 2010 High Score...........................................194.650 Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................13/7

CONTENTS

Gymnastics Staff Head Coach............................................. Kim Hughes Alma Mater........................................ Chico State, ‘76 Overall Record........................... 280-255-2 (29 years) Assistant Coach..................................... Randy Solorio Assistant Coach...................................... Jamie Donkin Student Assistant....................................... Bailey Sisler Managers.................... Dayle Akamine, Megan Lueders

Kailey Hansen.........................................................41 Kaila Kilwein..........................................................42 Maddie Montoya....................................................43 Katie Osaki.............................................................44 Ashley Wooff..........................................................45

RECORDS & HISTORY

2010 Review..........................................................48 All-Time Roster........................................................49 Team Records..........................................................50 Individual Records...................................................51 Individual Honors....................................................52 All-Time Results.......................................................53

WELCOME TO SACRAMENTO STATE

University Information..............................................56 City of Sacramento..................................................58 Athletic Excellence...................................................59 President Alexander Gonzalez.................................60 Director of Athletics Terry Wanless............................60 Academic Support..................................................61 Athletic Training......................................................61 Coaches/Staff.........................................................62

CREDITS

The 2011 Sacramento State gymnastics media guide was written and designed by Media Relations Director Brian Berger.

Assistance in editing provided by Ryan Bjork, Joe Waltasti and the Hornet gymnastics coaching staff. Photographs not credited provided by Sam Parsons, Bob Solorio, Kim Hughes and Sacramento State Sports Information files. Sacramento information courtesy of Dan Flynn’s Inside Guide to Sacramento, Sacramento Magazine and Chamber of Commerce sources.

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2011 ROSTER Roster Breakdown

By Class

Seniors (5)

Amanda Bieber, Amanda Blauvelt, Kaitie Kinser, Jasmine Lipka, Lissa Zamolo

Juniors (5)

Chantal Angyal, Cayla Boyce, Emiko Ono, Mary Peck, Stephanie Toubman

Sophomores (2)

Bethany Barrick, Nicole Meiller

Freshmen (6)

Elideth Guerrero, Kailey Hansen, Kaila Kilwein, Maddie Montoya, Katie Osaki, Ashley Wooff

By State

Alaska (1)

Jasmine Lipka

California (10)

Name Chantal Angyal Bethany Barrick Amanda Bieber Amanda Blauvelt Cayla Boyce Elideth Guerrero Kailey Hansen Kaila Kilwein Kaitie Kinser Jasmine Lipka Nicole Meiller Maddie Montoya Emiko Ono Katie Osaki Mary Peck Stephanie Toubman Ashley Wooff Lissa Zamolo

Yr. Ht. 5-7 Jr. 5-0 So. 4-11 Sr. 5-7 Sr. 5-7 Jr. 5-3 Fr. 4-11 Fr. 5-5 Fr. 5-3 Sr. 5-1 Sr. 5-7 So. 5-2 Fr. 5-3 Jr. 5-2 Fr. 5-3 Jr. 5-3 Jr. 5-8 Fr. 5-1 Sr.

Club Hometown/Previous School Mission Valley YMCA San Diego, Calif./San Diego State Technique El Dorado Hills, Calif./Oak Ridge HS Jet Gymnastics Littleton, Colo./Columbine HS Will-Moor Wall, N.J./Communications HS Idaho Falls Training Center Lewisville, Idaho/Rigby HS South Coast Gymnastics Orange, Calif./El Modena HS GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif./Washington Roach Gymnastics Maple Valley, Wash./Tahoma HS California Gymnastics Academy Danville, Calif./Carondelet HS Arctic Gymnastics Anchorage, Alaska/South Anchorage HS Phenom Gymnastics Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley HS South Coast Gymnastics Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo HS Hawaiian Island Twisters Honolulu, Hawaii/BYU Byers Elk Grove Elk Grove, Calif./Lutheran HS North Bay Athletic Napa, Calif./Napa HS Azarian USGTC Laguna Niguel, Calif./Dana Hills HS GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif./Foothill Technology HS North Bay Athletic Martinez, Calif./Alhambra HS

Head Coach: Kim Hughes Assistant Coaches: Randy Solorio, Jamie Donkin Mangers: Megan Lueders, Dayle Akamine Student Assistant: Bailey Sisler

Chantal Angyal, Bethany Barrick, Elideth Guerrero, Kailey Hansen, Kaitie Kinser, Maddie Montoya, Katie Osaki, Mary Peck, Stephanie Toubman, Ashley Wooff, Lissa Zamolo

Colorado (1)

Amanda Bieber

Hawaii (1) Emiko Ono

This season marks the 49th for the WAC, making it the sixth oldest among the nation’s 11 Division I-A conferences. While the WAC has a lengthy history, gymnastics enters its sixth year in the conference this season. The lineup of teams is comprised of WAC members Boise State, San Jose State and Utah State and affiliate members Cal State Fullerton, Sacramento State and Southern Utah.

Idaho (1)

Cayla Boyce

Illinois (1)

Nicole Meiller

New Jersey (1) Amanda Blauvelt

Washington (1) Kaila Kilwein

The Western Athletic Conference features some of the most exciting competition at some of the most diverse campuses in the nation. The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s largest and most accessible media markets. In addition, the academic reputation of many of the WAC schools is unparalleled, with some of the nation’s most respected institutions of higher learning among the WAC ranks.

The WAC began operation with the 1962-63 academic year with 10 sports. The first championship was held in November of 1962 when Arizona won the cross country title. Arizona State claimed the league’s first national title after winning the College World Series in 1965. Fresno State won the last title in 2008 at the College World Series.

Presently, the WAC crowns champions in 19 sports — eight men’s and 11 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, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and volleyball.

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Chantal Angyal

Bethany Barrick

Amanda Bieber

Amanda Blauvelt

Cayla Boyce

Elideth Guerrero

Kailey Hansen

Kaila Kilwein

Kaitie Kinser

Jasmine Lipka

Nicole Meiller

Maddie Montoya

Emiko Ono

Katie Osaki

Mary Peck

Stephanie Toubman

Ashley Wooff

Lissa Zamolo

Kim Hughes

Randy Solorio

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FACILITIES

Sacramento State trains at Technique Gymnastics located near campus in Rancho Cordova, Calif. The Hornets have the luxury of practicing in the 38,000-square foot facility which is one of the largest and best equipped gymnastics training centers in the West. The enormous facility allows Sacramento State gymnasts to train throughout their practice session without having to compete for time on the equipment.

Technique features three full-sized floors, a tumble track, three vault runways and tables, eight competition beams and four sets of bars. In addition, it also has over 17,000 square feet of foam pits for added safety.

On campus, the team is able to condition in the Eli and Edythe Broad Fieldhouse located on the south end of campus.

Under the watch of Strength and Conditioning Director Terrance Brooks and assistant Adam Craft, the Hornets perform their workouts in a state-of-the-art 6,000-square foot weight room.

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Why Sacramento State?

The Team

Being a part of the team is more than just practices and meets. Their close-knit relationship is evident throughout the year as the team spends most of its non-gymnastics time together, performing community service, attending other sporting events and celebrating holidays and birthdays. One of the yearly highlights is the team’s preseason trip.

This past fall, the Hornets traveled to the Calavares Big Trees for a weekend of hiking, games and bonding.

“I always felt everyone had my back, especially the coaches and my team. When I’d get knocked down, I had 20 hands helping me back up. With the support, it helped me become a better athlete and person.” - Nicole Giao, ‘08

The Coaches

The 2011 season marks the 26th year that head coach Kim Hughes and assistant coach Randy Solorio have worked together on the coaching staff. The pair have elevated Sacramento State from the AIAW to Div. II and eventually Div. I. The Hornets have enjoyed unprecedented success in their tenure. Hughes is beginning his 30th season as the head coach and his 32nd with the program, while Solorio is entering his 26th season. Former Hornet Jamie Donkin is in her eighth year as a member of the staff.

“I decided to come to Sacramento State because of the coaching staff. When you get here, they become more than just coaches to you.” - Amanda Bieber, Senior

The Success

After high-level national success at the Div. II level, Sacramento State made the jump to Div. I in 1992. Sacramento State broke through with its first NCAA regional appearance in 1999. From that point, the Hornets have been a force in the West, claiming seven conference championships and being represented at the NCAA Regionals every year. The team has also defeated at least one top 25 team in four of the last five years.

“Being a part of a winning team is something that I will never forget. There’s something special knowing that you were able to carry on the tradition. I still get chills thinking about it.” - Melissa Genovese, ‘08

The Support

Part of the team’s success has been a dominating record at home which is aided by a great crowd. Despite the cozy confines of the Hornets Nest, Sacramento State has one of the best gymnastic environments in the WAC. In the spring of 2009, an overflow crowd was on hand for the WAC Championships and helped push the team to a second-place showing. Outside of competition, the team is aided by a medical staff which features athletic trainers, doctors and surgeons. Hornet gymnasts also have the availability of academic advisors and tutors to help them stay on course to graduate and succeed in the classroom.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION

2007 Front Row (L-R): Marina Borisova, Lizzy Norvell, Ashlei Baker, Lauren Dyson, Amber Basgall.

Second Row: Kaitie Kinser, Traci Takeda, Alexis Tsurumoto, Jasmine Lipka, Eryn Stubblefield.

Third Row: Amanda Perez, Lissa Zamolo, Nicole Giao, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Bailey Sisler, Amanda Blauvelt.

Top Row: Alycia Chan, Alyssa Onaga, Melissa Genovese, Amanda Bieber.

2006 Front Row (Sitting L-R): Julie Hutzenbiler, Alexis Tsurumoto, Carrie Kinghorn.

Second Row: Alyssa Onaga, Kimiye Narasaki, Jessica Love, Sara Williams, Brooke Morari, Amber Basgall, Marina Borisova.

Top Row: Kat Pachinger, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Melissa Genovese, Courtney Hibler, Nicole Giao, Trista Condren, Tiffany Bass.

2005 Front Row (Ground Level L-R): Carrie Kinghorn, Meloney Greer, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Courtney Hibler, Nirvana Zaher, Alyssa Onaga, Rachel Anderson, Kelly Turner, Melissa Genovese, Sharee Burgess, Amber Basgall.

Second Row: Cindy Gonzales, Tiffany Bass, Trista Condren.

Top Row: Julie Hutzenbiler, Alexis Tsurumoto, Stefanie Aeder, Nicole Giao, Sara Williams, Kimiye Narasaki, Jessica Hoffman.

2003 Front Row (L-R): Susan Williams, Carrie Kinghorn, Jenny Diamond, Stefanie Aeder, Julie Hutzenbiler, Nirvana Zaher, Kelly Turner, Meloney Greer.

Second Row: Sharee Burgess, Trista Condren, Kimiye Narasaki, Brooke Crowell, Corinne Allen, Toni Petersen.

Top Row: Sarina Williams, Jessica Hoffman, Teresa Bitcon, Rachel Anderson, Jamie Donkin, Binta Coleman.

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2002 Front Row (L-R): Sarina Williams, Wendy Baisdon.

Second Row: Dana Raber, Kelly Turner, Brooke Crowell, Stefanie Aeder.

Third Row: Amy Langkamp, Binta Coleman, Jenny Diamond, Lara Goold, Karen Sorensen, Meloney Greer.

Back Row: Beth O’Connor, Lori Gillette, Melissa Prescott, Toni Petersen, Jessica Hoffman.

2001 Front Row (L-R): Elizabeth Lutz, Karen Sorensen, Lara Goold, Melissa Prescott.

Second Row: Toni Petersen, Sarina Williams, Brooke Crowell, Wendy Baisdon, Christy Warhola.

Third Row: Jenny Diamond, Amy Langkamp, Jami Scoville, Lindsey Jones.

Top Row: Binta Coleman, Becky Castanon, Jolane Parr, Beth O’Connor, Lori Gillette.

WIC Western Independent

2000 Front Row (Sitting L-R): Sarina Williams, Christy Warhola, Brooke Crowell, Sara Solomon, Stephanie Brender.

On Vault: Karen Sorensen, Melissa Prescott.

Standing: Lara Goold, Lori Gillette, Becky Castanon, Jolane Parr, Jenny Diamond, Beth O’Connor (above) Jami Scoville, Elizabeth Lutz.

Top Row (Sitting): Toni Petersen, Wendy Baisdon, Brenda Foote, Lindsey Jones.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS SEASON OUTLOOK

Rebuilding. Its a word that coaches hate to use when describing their team, but it is the best selection when describing the 2011 Sacramento State gymnastics program. The graduation of four seniors who were each fixtures in the lineup throughout their careers, coupled with the absence of defending Western Athletic Conference beam champion Cayla Boyce, leaves the Hornets with a lot of holes to fill heading into the year.

Despite the challenges, head coach Kim Hughes believes that this team has the ability to surprise some people and return the Hornets into the WAC hunt.

“This team is going to get better each week during the season,” Hughes said. “Although we are rebuilding, we are still talented.”

Rising to the top of the conference is nothing new for Sacramento State. The team has won seven conference titles since 2000 and added a second-place finish in 2009. Last season, the Hornets finished a disappointing sixth at the WAC Championships — a point which served as motivation during the offseason.

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“I don’t think anybody was happy with where we placed last season,” Hughes said. “The team worked extremely hard to prepare for this year and has put it behind them.

“Since we started training at the start of the (school) year, there has not been one mention of last year. Everyone is on the same page with the goal of moving forward.”

Helping guide the team are co-captains Amanda Blauvelt and Boyce.

“This is the most cohesive group that I can remember in a long time,” Hughes said. “The leadership is there with our captains, everyone is coachable and there is just a different dynamic in the gym.”

While Boyce will do her part as a captain, she will be difficult to replace in competition. After concluding her season as the NCAA West Regional, Boyce underwent surgery on her right shoulder which will force her to miss the 2011 campaign. The Lewisville, Idaho, native finished first on beam in six meets last season and was also a key contributor on floor.

“Cayla is an enormous loss for this year but it is beneficial for the program,” Hughes said.

“I believe that once she is healthy, she will become a tremendous all-arounder for her final two seasons.”

Seniors Jasmine Lipka and Blauvelt as well as a group of newcomers which includes Washington transfer Kailey Hansen will likely be counted on to pick up some of the slack left

by Boyce.

“Jasmine’s impact was such a change for her,” Hughes said of the Anchorage, Alaska, native who broke into the lineup in three events after rarely competing her first two years. “It took recreating herself in the sport in terms of her dedication and commitment. This year, she has a chance to become an all-arounder.”

The Hornets open the season at home on Jan. 7 in a four-team meet which includes Alaska Anchorage, Central Michigan and WisconsinLa Crosse. The team will also have home meets against Utah State, Denver, San Jose State, Boise State and UC Davis. The WAC Championships will take place on March 19 at San Jose State.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS SEASON OUTLOOK With five returners who all competed on vault last season, including NCAA regional qualifier Nicole Meiller, vault should be a much stronger event for Sacramento State in 2011.

Meiller qualified for the NCAA West Regional as a freshman after recording a team-leading RQS of 9.740. The Aurora, Ill., native was easily the most consistent member of the team with six scores above 9.700, including a career best 9.825 at the WAC Championships.

Also back are seniors Amanda Bieber and Amanda Blauvelt, and juniors Chantal Angyal and Emiko Ono. Blauvelt averaged 9.650 last season for the highest average among the returners. Bieber and Angyal have both overcome significant injuries in the last two seasons to return to “This is possibly the best vault form. Bieber owns a career team we have had in many high of 9.750 while Angyal has scored 9.700. Ono comyears. There is the potential peted for Sacramento State that by the end of the year we in nine meets last season and could have six 10.0 vaults in the had an RQS of 9.445.

lineup.”

“We were not competitive on vault last season,” Hughes said. “Our returners knew they had to step up for this season, and so far, they have shown that ability. We also recruited vault pretty hard and that should help pay off right away.”

Newcomers Kailey Hansen, Maddie Montoya and Katie Osaki will all push the returners for a starting spot. Senior Jasmine Lipka and junior Mary Peck will also look to crack the vault lineup for the first time.

Nicole Meiller (far right) qualified for the NCAA regionals as a true freshman on vault with a team-best RQS of 9.740. Freshman Katie Osaki (near) is one of several newcomers who will compete for a spot in the lineup in 2011.

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BARS

The good news for Sacramento State is that Amanda Blauvelt, Nicole Meiller and Jasmine Lipka all return to the bars lineup for 2011. The bad news is that outside of the three, the Hornets have just two other gymnasts (Emiko Ono and Lissa Zamolo) who have competed on the apparatus as a collegiate student-athlete.

Blauvelt anchored the rotation for much of last year, competing on bars in all 11 meets and leading the team with an RQS of 9.745. The senior scored a career high 9.800 in meets at Stanford and at home against San Jose State.

Meiller was also a constant in the lineup where she showed her consistency as a freshman with an average of 9.710 and an RQS of 9.750. Her final six routines of the year scored 9.700 or higher, with a best of 9.775 at UC Davis.

Lipka cracked the bars lineup for the first time in her career and responded with an RQS of 9.685. She had four routines of at least 9.700, including a career best 9.750 at home against Cal State Fullerton and Southern Utah.

“Going into the year, bars is our biggest question mark,” Hughes said. “We have a nice group of veterans but have been struggling to find depth.”

Ono and Zamolo are two of the returners who are hoping to help with that problem. In her first season with the team after transferring from BYU, Ono made the bar lineup in one meet and also had four exhibitions. Zamolo has not competed on bars since the first meet of her freshman season in 2007 but has the coaching staff excited about her potential.

Among the newcomers, Hughes believes that Kailey Hansen and Kaila Kilwein will have the best opportunity to win a spot. The duo will also be challenged by sophomore Bethany Barrick and freshmen Ashley Wooff and Elideth Guerrero.

Amanda Blauvelt (left) and Jasmine Lipka (right) are two of the top three returners on bars for Sacramento State.

Both competed in all 11 regular season meets for the team a year ago.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS SEASON OUTLOOK Over the last four years, Sacramento State has used beam as the one rotation where the Hornets could regularly separate themselves from the competition.

During that window of time, the team has recorded the top 10 scores on the event in school history.

While the top three individual performances have also come in that span, it has been a balanced-team philosophy that has helped propel Sacramento State to the high marks.

Even with the loss of Cayla Boyce, the Hornets hope that the depth will, once again, be able to carry the team. Boyce was dominant in 2010, finishing first in six of her 12 meets, including the WAC Championships where she scored 9.875. She finished the year with an RQS of 9.830 and had five scores of 9.800 or better.

To help ease the burden, Sacramento State will turn to a pair of freshmen in Kailey Hansen and Elideth Guerrero. Hansen comes to the team after redshirting at Washington in 2010. Guerrero was the 2010 Region I Level 10 beam champion and features an extremely rare flick-lay-lay combination.

“Kailey has an explosive, exciting style,” Hughes said. “People are drawn to watch her perform. She has dynamic leaps and jumps with amazing flexibility.

“Elideth will become the first Hornet to perform a flick-lay-lay in school history,” Hughes commented. “She has exceptional skills with huge bonus and has proven she can compete at a high level.”

Jasmine Lipka, Lissa Zamolo and Mary Peck are also veterans who have been a part of the team’s success. Both Lipka and Zamolo have scored over 9.800 during their career.

According to Hughes, the final spot in the lineup will likely come down to Amanda Blauvelt, Chantal Angyal and Amanda Bieber.

Lissa Zamolo (top) has been a member of the beam lineup since 2007. During her career, the team has recorded the top 10 totals on beam in program history. Kailey Hansen (left) will try to carry on a tradition which has seen a Hornet win two individual WAC titles in the last four years.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS SEASON OUTLOOK Depth will not be one of the issues facing the Hornets on floor. Even with the graduation of four-year starter Eryn Stubblefield and injuries to Cayla Boyce and Lissa Zamolo, Sacramento State still has the luxury of featuring six gymnasts who have all competed in the event.

Couple that group with five returners who are challenging for spots gives the coaching staff plenty of options.

“At times last year, we had trouble trying to find six for the lineup,” Hughes said. “This year, the group helps push each other. They know that there are a number of capable people fighting to get their spot and that makes everyone better.”

The returners are comprised of Chantal Angyal, Bethany Barrick, Amanda Bieber, Amanda Blauvelt, Kaitie Kinser and Jasmine Lipka.

Barrick, Kinser and Lipka were each in the lineup for all 11 meets last season. Lipka led the team with an RQS of 9.790. She also set a career best with a 9.900 at Boise State and had four scores of 9.800 or better. Kinser is extremely athletic — she has the ability to perform a double-front — and set a career high with a 9.800 at Boise State. Barrick finished the year with an RQS of 9.725 and set her career mark of 9.800 at San Jose State.

“Jasmine has been a four-year starter and is easily our most experienced performer on floor,” Hughes said. “She was, by far, the most consistent on the team last year, hitting all of her routines.”

Blauvelt was in the lineup for one meet but also exhibitioned in four others. Angyal and Bieber have both been in on floor in past seasons, but could not compete last year in the event due to injuries. “(Blauvelt) has dramatically improved her consistency,” Hughes said. “She was also able to increase her difficulty, adding a front double-twist, which is an E skill, to her first pass.”

Kailey Hansen will highlight the newcomers which will also feature Katie Osaki, Elideth Guerrero, Kaila Kilwein and Maddie Montoya.

“As a whole, the newcomers are coming in with a ton of talent and difficulty in their routines,” Hughes said. “Kailey has tremendous potential and I believe she could become one of the best in school history.

“I also think that Elideth will be able to work her way into the lineup. She works extremely hard in practice and is very coachable.”

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Bethany Barrick (far left) and Kaitie Kinser are both slated to perform back-to-back double-backs on floor this season.

Both gymnasts were in the lineup for all 11 regular season meets last season.

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THE HORNETS

2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS THE COACHES

KIM HUGHES Head Coach | 30th Year | Chico State, ‘76

PERSONAL Birthdate April 29, 1953 Wife Darla Children Jonathan (26), Jordan (24) High School Berkeley High School, ‘71 Bachelor’s Degree Chico State, ‘76 Master’s Degree Sacramento State, ‘84 Career Record 280-255-2 (29 years)

CAREER HONORS High School Northern California Still Rings Champion (1971) Coaching West Region Coach of the Year (1999, 2006) Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year (2006) MPSF Coach of the Year (2002) NorCal Athletic Conference Coach of the Year (1984)

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With 32 years years of coaching experience at Sacramento State, Kim Hughes is synonomous with Hornet gymnastics.

The veteran coach is entering his 30th season leading the program and has developed the Hornets from the Div. II ranks to create a highly-competitive team which routinely competes for a bid to the NCAA Div. I postseason.

Sacramento State’s success has not been limited to making NCAA Regional appearances. The team has won seven conference titles since 2000, including a pair of Western Athletic Conference crowns.

The streak began with back-to-back Western Independent Conference titles in 2000 and 2001 and then two Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championships (2002-03). After a second-place finish in 2004, the Hornets reclaimed the MPSF crown with a convincing two-point victory in 2005.

Sacramento State was then invited to join the WAC, and despite tougher competition, the team captured the first two titles in the league winning at Utah State in 2006 and at Southern Utah in 2007. Following the Hornets’ first championship, Hughes was named the West Region and WAC Coach of the Year.

The following year, the Hornets missed their third consecutive WAC title but still managed to qualify for the NCAA Regionals for the third season in a row. In 2009, the team hosted the WAC meet for the first time in school history and responded with a second-place finish.

Individually, the Hornets have advanced 31 gymnasts to the NCAA Regionals since 1994. That list includes three in 2010, 2009 and 2005, and four in 2004. Hughes also coached Terri Meyer to the NCAA Div. II beam title in 1984, Rebecca Seebirt to three USAG vault titles (1994, 1995, 1997), Natalie Cadondon to the USAG all-around title in 1995 and Toni Petersen to the 2000 floor crown in the NIT. In addition, the Hornets have earned 40 All-America honors during his tenure.

In the classroom, the gymnastics team has also flourished under Hughes. In the spring of 2010, the squad had a 3.27 team GPA. That total included 16 student-athletes who were above a 3.0 and 12 who posted better than a 3.5.

His knowledge of the sport, coupled with his enthusiasm for teaching, has presented numerous opportunities for Hughes to coach at varying levels of competition.

A 1976 graduate of Chico State with a B.A. in physical education, Hughes competed collegiately for the Wildcats after a successful high school gymnastics career. He was the Northern California high school still rings champion as a senior in 1971. He joined the Hornet staff as an assistant to the women’s gymnastics program in 1978 and was named head coach in 1982.

During his collegiate coaching career, Hughes served as a member of the Western Regional Committee while acting as the Western Regional meet director in 1987. When the Hornets were a member of the Northern California Athletic Conference, Hughes served as commissioner of gymnastics from 1982-84 and was named conference coach of the year in 1984.

With Sacramento State’s move to Div. I in 1991-92 and the NCAA’s decision to drop a Div. II championship, Hughes worked to provide postseason competition opportunities for smaller collegiate gymnastics programs. He has twice served as Western Region chairperson for the USAG where he was involved with developing the USAG collegiate championship into a viable national competition open to men’s and women’s varsity and club programs which qualify in a format similar to the NCAA selection.

An active community leader, Hughes is involved with the United Way, serving as the athletics department representative on the campus committee for seven years. He was a co-sponsor of the Special Olympics gymnastics competition held at Sacramento State from 1985-87. He also has been the athletics department’s union representative since 1993.

In the spring of 2007, Hughes earned the Distinguished Faculty Award at Sacramento State. That award is presented to just one faculty member each year and requires a nomination from a peer.

Hughes rounds out his coaching resumé with various club appointments, including nearly 20 years with the Nor-Cal Gymnastics Camp in Santa Cruz, Calif. He has also worked for the River City Gymnastics Club in Sacramento as well as the Chico and El Dorado Hills Gymnastics Clubs.

Hughes holds a master’s degree in physical education from Sacramento State. He and his wife, Darla, have two sons, 26-year-old Jonathan and 24-year old Jordan.

Team Championships WAC Champions (2006, 2007) MPSF Champions (2002, 2003, 2005) WIC Champions (2000, 2001) HORNET GYMNASTICS | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007

2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS THE COACHES

RANDY SOLORIO Assistant Coach | 26th Year | Sacramento State, ‘84

PERSONAL Birthdate Feb. 7, 1961 Children Kaycee (14) High School Burbank High School, ‘79 Sacramento, Calif.

Bachelor’s Degree Sacramento State, ‘84 Master’s Degree Sacramento State, ‘94

CAREER HONORS Coaching West Region Assistant Coach of the Year (1990, 2006) USA Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year (1997)

Randy Solorio, the 2006 West Region Assistant Coach of the Year, has proven to be a mainstay of Hornet gymnastics in his 25 years of service to the program.

“Randy is a motivator as well as a great technician,” head coach Kim Hughes said. “He has a keen ability to deal with the individual student-athlete and help them reach their athletic potential.

“He knows how to make gymnastics fun for the athlete.”

Hughes and Solorio were first acquainted in 1978 when the duo began coaching at The Gymnastics School and River City Gymnastics Club in Sacramento. Solorio ended his tenure with the club in 1982 to pursue his theatre career. He returned to Sacramento in 1986 as the longest tenured partnership at Sacramento State began.

A three-time All-American on vault, high bar and floor exercise while competing for UC Davis from 1980-82, Solorio is responsible for all aspects of coaching from on-floor duties to recruiting and conditioning.

Solorio holds a bachelor of science degree in exercise science and a master’s in sports performance from Sacramento State and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist. He can often be found teaching weight training, ballroom dancing and other physical education classes as part of his campus-wide activity.

Recognized as the Western Region Assistant Coach of the Year in 1990 and the USA Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year in 1997, Solorio is known for his dedication, technical expertise and rapport with student-athletes.

Solorio’s coaching experience has varied from high school and club programs to the collegiate level. He was a class and team coach for Byers Gymnastics Center in Sacramento and coached the girls’ gymnastics team at Valley High School.

Not only a gifted gymnast and coach, Solorio has found much success performing in local theater, musicals and in modeling. In addition, Solorio toured nationally with The Muppet Show on Tour, and Show Your Spirit.

His daughter, Kaycee Marie, was born the day after the Hornets finished second at the USAG Nationals in 1996.

Team Championships WAC Champions (2006, 2007) MPSF Champions (2002, 2003, 2005) WIC Champions (2000, 2001)

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JAMIE DONKIN Assistant Coach | 8th Year | Sacramento State, ‘06

PERSONAL Birthdate Nov. 24, 1982 High School Ponderosa High School, ‘00 Shingle Springs, Calif.

Bachelor’s Degree Sacramento State, ‘06 Master’s Degree Sacramento State, ‘10

Jamie Donkin returns for her eighth season as a member of the Sacramento State coaching staff and her second as an assistant coach. After serving as a graduate and student assistant, Donkin was elevated to a full-time assistant in the spring of 2009. In her current capacity, she works primarily with floor and beam, serves as the team’s choreographer and handles the day-to-day activities of the office.

During her first full-time season, Donkin coached Cayla Boyce to a Western Athletic Conference individual beam championship. The team also recorded the second-highest score in school history with a 49.275 at Utah State.

The Northern California native has also built an extensive resumé working summer camps across the country. In recent years, Donkin has served as an instructor at gymnastics camps hosted by UCLA, Stanford, GymJam, NorCal as well as Lake Owen.

Donkin came to Sacramento State in 2003 and was a member of the gymnastics team that season. During the year, she competed twice on beam, including a 9.650 against Cal State Fullerton.

Prior to coming to Sacramento State, Donkin was a California state beam champion at level 8 in 2001. She was also a threetime regional all-around qualifier in 1998, 2001 and 2002.

In 1998, she also advanced to nationals.

Donkin earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science from Sacramento State in December of 2006. She also completed her master’s degree in exercise science in the fall of 2010.

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS SUPPORT STAFF

MEGAN LUEDERS Manager | 3rd Year Megan Lueders returns for her third season as a manager. Lueders helps the coaching staff at practice and meets where needed. Her primary responsibilities include filming and meet management.

A native of Honolulu, Lueders trained with the Hawaiian Island Twisters for 10 years before coming to Sacramento State. While a member of the Twisters, she was a teammate of current Hornet Emiko Ono.

DAYLE AKAMINE Manager | 1st Year After competing for Sacramento State during the 2010 season, Dayle Akamine begins her first year as a team manager. In her current role, Akamine will assist with the coaches at practice and will also handle meet management for all home competitions.

In 2010, Akamine competed in four meets on beam. Her high for the year was a 9.675 in a three-team meet at UC Davis.

A native of Kaneohe, Hawaii, Akamine trained at Kokokahi Gymnastics where she was a two-time national qualifier.

BAILEY SISLER Student Assistant | 2nd Year Bailey Sisler begins her third year with Hornet gymnastics and her second as a student assistant. Sisler came to the Hornets in 2009 and was a member of the team during her freshman season. The following year, the Sloughhouse, Calif., native became a student assistant after injuries forced her to retire from competition.

As a club gymnast, Sisler competed for Technique Gymnastics in Rancho Cordova, Calif. There, she was twice named the club’s gymnast of the year and was a Level 9 state champion.

SUPPORT STAFF Not Pictured Elizabeth Silva Athletic Trainer

Darla Hughes Scoring Crew

Lynda Nakamura Scoring Crew

Lois Mattice

Senior Women’s Admin.

Adam Craft

Strength & Conditioning

Brian Berger Media Relations

Adam Primas Marketing

Steve Tebbs

Event Management

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS MEET THE HORNETS

AMANDA BIEBER Senior | 4-11 | Fifth Year | Vault, Beam, Floor | Jet Gymnastics Littleton, Colo. | Columbine HS 2010 Season: Competed in three of the first four meets of the season on vault before being shelved by injury for the remainder of the year…season high was a 9.575 at the Stanford Quadrangular…averaged 9.275 in her three meets.

2009 Season: Sat out the year as a redshirt after having surgery on her shoulder.

2008 Season: Primarily competed on vault but also saw action on floor and beam during the year...appeared on vault in eight meets...top score was 9.575 in the quad meet hosted by UC Davis...scored a career-high 9.725 on floor against Alaska Anchorage.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 7, 1988 Major Civil Engineering

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.750 at UCD, Cal, SJSU March 23, 2007 Bars None Beam 9.125 at Alaska Anchorage Jan. 21, 2007 Floor 9.725 vs. Alaska Anchorage March 2, 2008 All-Around None

2007 Season: Was in the lineup in 14 of the team’s 15 meets...saw action on vault, beam and floor during the season...top vault score was 9.750 at the UC Davis Quadrangular...also scored 9.700 at the WAC Championships...recorded a 9.700 on floor against Boise State...had one routine on beam.

Prior to Sacramento State: Was a member of Jet Gymnastics in Littleton, Colo...was a Level 9 (2001) and Level 10 (2003) state all-around champion...qualified for regionals every year...career highs include 9.800 on vault, 9.75 on beam, 9.700 on floor and 38.350 in the all-around.

Personal: Born June 7, 1988...majoring in civil engineering...a 2006 graduate of Columbine HS...competed on the Rebels’ gymnastics team as a freshman...was named first team all-conference and all-state...finished fourth in the all-around and first in the vault at the state championships...parents are Gus and Denise Bieber.

SEASON AVERAGES

2007 2008 2010

Vault 9.489 9.394 9.275 Bars --- --- --Beam 9.125 --- --Floor 9.329 9.335 --AA --- --- ---

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AMANDA BLAUVELT Senior | 5-7 | Fourth Year | All-Around | Will-Moor Wall, N.J. | Communications HS 2010 Season: Competed in all 11 meets on bars and also vaulted in eight meets…averaged 9.593 on bars…led the team with an RQS of 9.745…scored 9.800 at Stanford and against San Jose State for her career high…had six routines on bars of at least 9.700…best vault score of 9.750 at San Jose State…averaged 9.650 on vault…had two exhibitions on beam, including a 9.675…performed once on floor and had four exhibitions…best score was 9.650 at San Jose State.

2009 Season: Appeared in all 11 regular season meets on bars...ranked second on the team with an average of 9.666... was one of the more consistent performers on the team as nine of her scores were above 9.700 and seven were 9.750 or better...top mark was 9.800 at the WAC Championships...an ankle injury limited her to just two vaults on the year... scored a career best 9.775 at the WAC Championships.

PERSONAL Birthdate July 4, 1989 Major Photography

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.775 at WAC Championship March 21, 2009 Bars 9.800, four times last at Stanford, San Jose State, Washington March 21, 2009 Beam 9.675 (ex.) vs. CSF, SUU Jan. 29, 2010 Floor 8.925 (ex.) vs. Alaska Anch.

March 2, 2008 All-Around None

2008 Season: Competed on vault, bars and floor during her first season...saw most of her action on bars where she competed in six meets and also had three exhibitions...scored 9.800 against Alaska Anchorage for her career high...followed that effort with a 9.600 against Alaska Anchorage...had two routines vaults (including one exhibition) and also had an exhibition on floor.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Will-Moor School of Gymnastics in Mt. Laurel, N.J., from 2005-07...was a level 10 national qualifier in 2007...placed third on the uneven bars and sixth in the all-around at the 2007 Level 10 Region 7 Championships...finished second in the allaround at the New Jersey state meet that same year...team won five straight state titles...five of her former teammates are currently competing at the Div. I level.

Personal: Born July 4, 1989...majoring in photography...graduated from Communications HS in Wall, N.J., in 2007...set the school record with a 9.500 on bars and a 9.475 on floor...parents are Stephen and Linda Blauvelt.

SEASON AVERAGES

2008 2009 2010

Vault 9.296 9.650 9.650 Bars

9.335 9.666 9.593

Beam --- --- --Floor 8.925 --- 9.150 AA --- --- ---

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KAITIE KINSER Senior | 5-3 | Fourth Year | Vault, Floor | California Gymnastics Academy Danville, Calif. | Carondelet HS 2010 Season: Was in the lineup on floor in all 11 meets…averaged 9.336 with an RQS of 9.560…top score was 9.800 at Boise State…competed on vault in two meets and had three exhibitions…top score was 9.575 at the Flips Invitational.

2009 Season: Performed three exhibitions on floor...top score was 9.300 at San Jose State...also competed at California and at home against San Jose State.

2008 Season: Competed on vault in one meet against Alaska Anchorage on March 2.

Prior to Sacramento State: Was a member of California Gymnastics Academy...competed at Level 9...spent 10 years competing at the club level...did not train bars and beam for two years but returned to the events in her final season before college.

PERSONAL Birthdate Nov. 13, 1989 Major Kinesiology

Personal: Born Nov. 13, 1989...majoring in kinesiology...would like to work as a physical therapist or personal trainer following graduation...graduated from Carondelet HS in Concord, Calif., in 2007...was a member of the school’s diving team all four years...qualified for the Bay Valley Athletic League finals each season...parents are Mikel and Sally Kinser... her mother was coached by Kim Hughes while at Chico State.

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.575 vs. Boise State, SJSU Jan. 15, 2010 Bars None Beam None Floor 9.800 at Boise State, SPU Feb. 12, 2010 All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES

2008 2009 2010

Vault 8.750 --- 9.413 Bars --- --- --Beam --- --- --Floor --- --- 9.336 AA --- --- ---

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JASMINE LIPKA Senior | 5-1 | Fourth Year | Bars, Beam, Floor | Arctic Gymnastics Anchorage, Alaska | South Anchorage HS 2010 Season: Enjoyed a breakout season, posting career bests on bars, beam and floor…was in the lineup in all 11 meets in each event…averaged 9.598 on bars, 9.641 on beam and 9.750 on floor…led the team with an RQS of 9.790 on floor…on bars, scored 9.750 in a tri-meet against Cal State Fullerton and Southern Utah for her season high…best score on beam was 9.825 at Utah State…scored 9.900 on floor at Boise State …eight of her 11 scores on floor were 9.700 or better…finished first on floor in two meets and once on beam.

2009 Season: Competed on floor in nine meets...scored 9.725 at Southern Utah and against San Jose State for her season high...had six scores of 9.600 or above...also had one exhibition on bars.

PERSONAL Birthdate May 12, 1989 Major Psychology

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.325 (ex.) at Utah State Jan. 18, 2008 Bars 9.750 vs. CS Fullerton, SUU Jan. 29, 2010 Beam 9.825 at Utah State March 19, 2010 Floor 9.900 at Boise State, SPU Feb. 12, 2010 All-Around None

2008 Season: Performed a pair of exhibitions on vault and beam...top scores were 9.325 on vault at Utah State and 9.650 on beam against Seattle Pacific.

Prior to Sacramento State: A member of Arctic Gymnastics from 2002-07... qualified for Level 10 nationals five times during her career...in 2006, she placed 10th nationally on beam...was also second on the event at the Region 2 championships...at the 2005 nationals, she was sixth on floor...that same season, she competed at the Japan Hyogo State Championships and finished fifth in the all-around.

Personal: Born May 12, 1989...a psychology major...began her gymnastics career training in a tumble bus (a converted school bus that moved from town to town in Wyoming)...is a huge fan of the Professional Bull Riders tour... graduated with honors from South Anchorage High School in 2007...parents are Guy and Molly Lipka.

SEASON AVERAGES

2008 2009 2010

Vault --- --- --Bars

--- --- 9.598

Beam --- --- 9.641 Floor

--- 9.561 9.750

AA --- --- ---

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LISSA ZAMOLO Senior | 5-1 | Fifth Year | Bars, Beam | North Bay Athletic Martinez, Calif. | Alhambra HS 2010 Season: Was a fixture on vault, beam and floor…was in the lineup in all 11 meets on beam where she averaged 9.441 with an RQS of 9.665…competed in nine meets on floor with an average of 9.663 and an RQS of 9.725…also had six vaults…set career highs in all three events…top beam score was 9.850 at home against Cal State Fullerton and Southern Utah…finished first on beam in the three-team meet… scored 9.825 on floor at Boise State…best vault was 9.600 in that same meet.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 27, 1988 Major Communication Studies

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.600, two times last at Boise State, Seattle Pacific Feb. 12, 2010 Bars 9.300 at Alaska Anchorage Jan. 21, 2007 Beam 9.850, two times last vs. CS Fullerton, SUU Jan. 29, 2010 Floor 9.825 at Boise State, SPU Feb. 12, 2010 All-Around 37.500 at Alaska Anchorage Jan. 21, 2007

2009 Season: Returned from injury to become a regular on beam and floor...was in the lineup on beam nine times and on floor 10 times...recorded a 9.800 on beam at the WAC Championships for her season high...on floor, she set her season best in the opener at California with a 9.750.

2008 Season: Competed in the season-opening meet of the year against Cal State Fullerton before taking a medical redshirt...was in the lineup on beam and floor against the Titans and also performed an exhibition on vault.

2007 Season: Named first team all-WAC on beam after tying for third place at the championships with a career high 9.850... competed on beam and floor at the NCAA West Regional... walked on to the team in the fall and was a fixture on three events...was in the beam lineup for all 15 meets and averaged 9.528...had 12 floor routines and seven vaults...stepped up for the team at the start of the year and competed all-around at Alaska Anchorage...top vault was 9.600 vs. San Jose State in the home finale...her best floor score 9.575 vs.

Boise State.

Prior to Sacramento State: Was a member of North Bay Athletic in Vallejo, Calif...competed in gymnastics for 14 years...was the Level 10 state beam champion in 2005.

Personal: Born June 27, 1988...majoring in communication studies...would like to open her own gymnastics club...graduated from Alhambra HS in 2006...competed in cross country and track and field for the Bulldogs...was named the team’s MVP in both sports...parents are Paul and Cathy Zamolo.

SEASON AVERAGES

2008 2009 2010

Vault 9.425 --- 9.529 Bars 9.300 --- --Beam 9.528 9.444 9.441 Floor 9.350 9.450 9.663 AA 37.500 --- ---

HONORS

2007 - 1st Team All-WAC (BM)

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CHANTAL ANGYAL Junior | 5-7 | Third Year | All-Around | Mission Valley YMCA San Diego, Calif. | Coronado HS | San Diego State 2010 Season: Returned from an Achilles injury midway through the season…was in the vault lineup in six meets and also had one exhibition…averaged 9.500 with a high of 9.575 at Utah State…scored 9.625 in her exhibition.

2009 Season: Began the year as a fixture on vault and floor before tearing her Achilles’ tendon at Southern Utah...averaged 9.667 on vault with a high of 9.700 at Washington...averaged 9.663 on floor, including a 9.675 at California.

PERSONAL Birthdate July 31, 1989 Major Communication Studies

Prior to Sacramento State: Attended San Diego State for one year but did not participate in athletics...trained at Mission Valley YMCA in San Diego for 10 years...was the Level 10 state vault champion in 2008...was named the club’s MVP in 2007...won the Level 9 regional vault title in 2007 and placed fifth in the all-around at the Western Nationals that same year.

Personal: Born July 31, 1989...majoring in communication studies...holds dual citizenship in the United States and the Netherlands...graduated from Coronado HS in 2007...parents are Charles and Yvonne Angyal.

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.700 at UW, Stanford, SPU Jan. 16, 2009 Bars None Beam None Floor 9.675 at Cal, UCD Jan. 10, 2009 All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES

2009 2010

Vault

9.667 9.500

Bars --- --Beam --- --Floor 9.663 --AA

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS MEET THE HORNETS

CAYLA BOYCE Junior | 5-7 | Third Year | All-Around | Idaho Falls Training Center Lewisville, Idaho | Rigby HS 2010 Season: Qualified for the NCAA West Regional on beam…was the Western Athletic Conference co-champion on beam after scoring 9.875…led the team with an RQS of 9.830 on beam…had eight scores on beam of 9.750 or better, including a stretch of six straight where she averaged 9.800…top score was 9.900 at Utah State which is tied for the fifth best in school history…finished first on beam six times in her 12 routines…was also in the lineup for all 11 meets on floor…averaged 9.711…set her career high with a 9.825 at Boise State and at San Jose State…competed in the first two meets on bars before injuring her shoulder.

PERSONAL Birthdate April 12, 1990 Major Business Administration

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.625 at San Jose State Feb. 6, 2009 Bars 9.700, two times last at Southern Utah Jan. 23, 2009 Beam 9.900 at Utah State March 19, 2010 Floor 9.825, two times last at San Jose State, UCD Feb. 26, 2010 All-Around 38.900 at UW, Stanford, SPU Jan. 16, 2009

2009 Season: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, competing in 10 meets, including seven as an all-arounder...scored at least 38.000 in four meets...top all-around score was 38.900 at Washington where she also had season bests on bars and floor (9.800)...appeared on bars in all 10 of her meets...scored 9.700 twice for her career high...recorded a 9.625 or better in eight of her final nine bar routines.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Idaho Falls Training Center... placed 15th in the all-around, sixth on beam and seventh on floor at the Level 10 Junior Olympics in 2008...was the 2008 Region 2 champion on beam and won the state title for Idaho on bars that same season...won the vault, bars, beam, floor and all-around titles at the level 10 Idaho state championships in 2006...went on to finish eighth on floor and 15th in the all-around at the 2006 Junior Olympics...was sidelined by an injury for most of the 2007 season.

Personal: Born April 12, 1990...majoring in business administration... graduated from Rigby HS in 2008...also attended Richard McKenna Charter School...parents are Rodney and Yvette Boyce.

SEASON AVERAGES

2009 2010

Vault 9.582 --Bars

9.405 9.513

Beam 9.264 9.700 Floor

9.614 9.711

AA

37.950 ---

HONORS

2010 - WAC Beam Co-Champion 2010 - 1st Team all-WAC (BM)

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EMIKO ONO Junior | 5-3 | Second Year | Vault, Bars | Hawaiian Island Twisters Honolulu, Hawaii | Roosevelt HS | BYU 2010 Season: Competed on vault and bars during her first season…averaged 9.381 on nine vaults…season high was 9.700 against San Jose State…cracked the lineup in one meet on bars and also had four exhibitions…scored 9.225 in two exhibitions.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 6, 1990 Major Apparel Marketing & Design

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed for BYU in 2009...appeared on vault in 10 of the 11 meets for the Cougars...was also on bars in six meets...recorded a career high vault of 9.850 against Utah... best bars score was 9.650 against Denver...had five vaults with a 9.600 or better...was a member of the Hawaiian Island Twisters at the club level...placed third in the Level 10 all-around at the 2008 state meet...was also second on bars and third on vault and floor...at the 2007 state meet, she was first on bars, second on vault...was sixth at the regional in the all-around and advanced to the 2007 Junior Olympic Nationals.

Personal: Born June 6, 1990...majoring in apparel marketing and design...parents are Michael and Michelle Ono...a 2008 graduate of Roosevelt HS where she maintained a 4.0 GPA.

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.850 vs. Utah Mar. 20, 2009 Bars 9.650 at Denver Mar. 9, 2009 Beam None Floor None All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES

2009 2010

Vault

9.525 9.388

Bars 9.212 --Beam --- --Floor --- --AA

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MARY PECK Junior | 5-3 | Third Year | Vault, Bars, Beam | North Bay Athletic Napa, Calif. | Napa HS 2010 Season: Competed in the first two meets of the season on vault before being sidelined by injuries…scored 9.575 on vault at the Flips Invitational for her season high… also exhibitioned on vault and beam against San Jose State.

2009 Season: Appeared in nine meets on vault and beam...had eight vaults during the year with a high of 9.600 against Illinois State...season high on beam was a 9.800 in an exhibition at UC Davis...scored 9.575 in a tri-meet against Boise State and Utah State as part of the lineup.

PERSONAL Birthdate April 5, 1990 Major Communication Studies

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.600 vs. Illinois State Jan. 30, 2009 Bars None Beam 9.800 (ex.) at UCD, UNH, BGSU March 8, 2009 Floor None All-Around None

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained with the North Bay Athletic Association in Vallejo, Calif., for 14 years... earned the team’s most courageous award in 2008.

Personal: Born April 5, 1990... majoring in communication studies and would like to work in broadcast news...graduated from Napa HS in 2008...parents are Robert and Sara Jane Peck.

SEASON AVERAGES

2009 2010

Vault

9.492 9.388

Bars --- --Beam 8.938 --Floor --- --AA

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STEPHANIE TOUBMAN Junior | 5-3 | Third Year | Vault, Floor | Azarian USGTC Laguna Niguel, Calif. | Dana Hills HS 2010 Season: Did not compete during the season due to injury.

2009 Season: Performed exhibitions in three meets...scored a 9.450 on vault at San Jose State...two of her exhibitions were on vault and the other was on floor.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Azarian USGTC in Aliso Viejo, Calif...was named the club’s gymnast of the year in 2007 and most dedicated in 2008...finished first on floor at the 2006 Southern California state championships...competed as elite on trampoline...finished second at the VISA Cup on double mini.

Personal: Born Dec. 7, 1988...majoring in kinesiology with an emphasis in physical therapy...graduated from Dana Hills HS in 2007...parents are Richard and Karen Toubman.

PERSONAL Birthdate Dec. 7, 1988 Major Kinesiology

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.450 (ex.) at San Jose State Feb. 6, 2009 Bars None Beam None Floor 9.075 (ex.) vs. BSU, USU Feb. 27, 2009 All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES

2009 2010

Vault --- --Bars --- --Beam --- --Floor --- --AA

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BETHANY BARRICK Sophomore | 5-0 | Third Year | Bars, Floor | Technique Gymnastics El Dorado Hills, Calif. | Oak Ridge HS 2010 Season: Competed solely on floor during her first active season…averaged 9.418 in 11 routines…scored a career high 9.800 in a three-team meet at San Jose State which also included UC Davis…had six routines of 9.700 or higher… also had one exhibition on bars.

2009 Season: Sat out the season as a redshirt.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 19, 1990 Major Communication Studies

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Technique Gymnastics in Rancho Cordova, Calif...was the regional floor champion in 2007...in 2006, she qualified for nationals... best season came in 2005 where she was named the club’s gymnast of the year...was the state floor and beam champion and the regional floor champion for Level 9 that same season...also was the Western Regional floor champion...former teammates Mizuki Sato competes for UCLA and Lindsay Montross for Penn State.

Personal: Born June 19, 1990...majoring in communication studies...graduated from Oak Ridge HS in 2008... parents are Kevin and Gina Barrick.

CAREER HIGHS Vault None Bars 8.800 (ex.) at Utah State March 19, 2010 Beam None Floor 9.800 at San Jose State, UCD Feb. 26, 2010 All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES 2010 Vault --Bars --Beam --Floor 9.418 AA ---

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NICOLE MEILLER Sophomore | 5-7 | Second Year | All-Around | Phenom Gymnastics Aurora, Ill. | Waubonsie Valley HS 2010 Season: Advanced to the NCAA West Regional as a vault specialist during her first season at Sacramento State… finished the season with a team-best RQS of 9.740…averaged 9.628 in 10 meets…recorded her season best at the WAC Championships where she scored 9.825 to tie for eighth place…scored 9.750 or better on six of her final eight vaults… averaged 9.741 during that span…ranked second on the team with an RQS of 9.735 on bars…was the most consistent bar worker on the team with all 10 of her scores falling between 9.625 and 9.775…recorded her season high of 9.775 in a three-team meet hosted by UC Davis.

Prior to Sacramento State: Was a member of Phenom Gymnastics for six years...was a Level 10 regional bar champion in 2008 with a score of 9.700...also placed second on vault with a 9.725 and was a national qualifier in both events... had 15 years of gymnastics experience before joining the Hornets.

Personal: Born June 1, 1991...majoring in child development...graduated from Waubonsie Valley HS in 2009...parents are Brian and Nina Meiller.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 1, 1991 Major Child Development

CAREER HIGHS Vault 9.825 at WAC Championships March 27, 2010 Bars 9.775 at UCD, Eastern Mich.

March 5, 2010 Beam None Floor None All-Around None

SEASON AVERAGES 2010 Vault 9.628 Bars 9.710 Beam --Floor --AA ---

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ELIDETH GUERRERO Freshman | 5-3 | First Year | All-Around | South Coast Gymnastics Orange, Calif. | El Modena HS Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at South Coast Gymnastics for 12 years where she was coached by Xiaping Li and Jane Zhao…was the 2010 regional beam champion…finished 11th in the Level 10 all-around at the 2009 Western Regional… was the 2007 state beam champion and went on to become the national champion of Mexico — where she holds dual citizenship — in the event that same season…finished 11th in the all-around at the 2009 Level 10 regional…was named South Coast’s Total Athlete of the Year in 2003 and 2005, and was the Gymnast of the Year in 2004 and 2007…also earned the club’s Most Improved Award in 2006.

PERSONAL Birthdate Nov. 16, 1992 Major Kinesiology

Personal: Born Nov. 16, 1992…majoring in kinesiology… graduated from El Modena HS in 2010…parents are Andres and Sandra Guerrero…siblings are Itzel and Andres Guerrero.

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KAILEY HANSEN Freshman | 4-11 | First Year | All-Around | GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif. | Foothill Technology HS | Washington

PERSONAL Birthdate April 19, 1991 Major Kinesiology

Prior to Sacramento State: Redshirted during the 2010 season at Washington…competed for Waller’s GymJam Academy for her final two club seasons…in 2009, she finished first on floor and also won the all-around at the Level 10 Heart of a Champion meet…also placed second on floor and third in the all-around at the SoCal State Championships…was the Level 10 state champion on floor and also finished third on beam and fifth on vault in 2008… prior to competing for GymJam, Hansen was a member of All Olympia in Los Angeles…also competed for her high school team all four years...finished second at state her freshman year on floor…won the state title her sophomore year in vault and floor and also won the vault at Regionals and Nationals to go along with third place on beam and vault and fourth in the all-around…won the floor at the state meet and also finished third on beam, fifth on vault and sixth in all-around as a junior before placing second on floor at Regionals…completed her high school career by finishing second on floor and third in all-around at state and fourth on floor at Regionals…was the first gymnast in Ventura County to earn a scholarship in 10 years…was a club teammate of current Hornet Ashley Wooff at GymJam. Personal: Born April 19, 1991…majoring in kinesiology… graduated from Foothill Technology High School in 2009… parents are Scott and Debbie Hansen.

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KAILA KILWEIN Freshman | 5-5 | First Year | All-Around | Roach Gymnastics Maple Valley, Wash. | Tahoma HS Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at Puget Sound Gymnastics for 10 years and Roach Gymnastics for one season… was coached by Brad Loan for all 11 years…placed 21st in the level 10 all-around at the 2010 national championships… also finished third on vault at the regional championships in 2010.

Personal: Born June 22, 1992…has yet to declare a major…graduated from Tahoma HS in 2010…parents are Dave Kilwein and Janine Bell.

PERSONAL Birthdate June 22, 1992 Major Undeclared

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MADDIE MONTOYA Freshman | 5-2 | First Year | All-Around | South Coast Gymnastics Mission Viejo, Calif. | Mission Viejo HS Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at the club level for South Coast Gymnastics for 13 years…was named the club’s Gymnast of the Year in 2008…was the state vault champion in 2008 and placed third at regionals.

Personal: Born Nov. 5, 1992…majoring in child development…graduated from Mission Viejo HS in 2010…parents are Angel and Laura Montoya…sister, Amelia, is a member of the Utah State gymnastics team.

PERSONAL Birthdate Nov. 5, 1992 Major Child Development

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KATIE OSAKI Freshman | 5-2 | First Year | All-Around | Byers Elk Grove Elk Grove, Calif. | Lutheran HS Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Byers Elk Grove for 15 years… was coached by Ron Howard and Eli and Debbie Rodriguez.

Personal: Born Feb. 7, 1992…majoring in speech pathology…would like to work with deaf children following graduation…is a 2010 graduate of Lutheran HS in Elk Grove, Calif…mother is Barbara (Yah) Osaki…mother was a member of the Sacramento State gymnastics team from 1979-80.

PERSONAL Birthdate Feb. 7, 1992 Major Speech Pathology

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ASHLEY WOOFF Freshman | 5-8 | First Year | All-Around | GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif. | Foothill Technology HS Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at Waller’s GymJam Academy for the final four years of her club career…was coached by Chris Waller, Bob Matthews and Mahini Bhardwaj…finished third on bars at the Level 9 Regionals in 2008… also qualified for Western Nationals that same season…was a club teammate of current Hornet Kailey Hansen at GymJam. Personal: Born Nov. 15, 1992…majoring in kinesiology…graduated from Foothill Technology HS in 2010…completed high school with a 4.0 gpa…parents are Jim and Debby Wooff.

PERSONAL Birthdate Nov. 15, 1992 Major Kinesiology

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS THE OPPONENTS ALASKA-ANCHORAGE

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE

KENT STATE

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location.................... Anchorage, Alaska Enrollment...................................20,242 Nickname.............................. Seawolves Colors...............................Green & Gold Conference.. Mountain Pacific Sports Fed. Arena.......... Wells Fargo Sports Complex

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location................ Mount Pleasant, Mich.

Enrollment...................................26,787 Nickname............................. Chippewas Colors............................ Maroon & Gold Conference...................... Mid-American Arena.............................McGuirk Arena

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location........................ La Crosse, Wisc.

Enrollment.....................................9,900 Nickname.................................... Eagles Colors............................ Maroon & Gray Conference.. Wisc. Intercollegiate Athletic Arena..................................Mitchell Hall

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location.................................Kent, Ohio Enrollment...................................33,786 Nickname....................... Golden Flashes Colors......................... Navy Blue & Gold Conference...................... Mid-American Arena..........................Memorial Athletic

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach......................... Paul Stoklos Alma Mater.........................Arizona, ‘81 Career Record................... N/A (26 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 4-13 Conference Finish..............................4th Postseason.................................... None National Rank................................62nd Letterwinners R/L..............................7/4 Series Record................. SAC leads 39-2

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach..................... Jerry Reighard Alma Mater........... Central Michigan, ‘74 Career Record.......... 386-193-3 (26 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 20-5 Conference Finish.............................. 1st Postseason......... Lexington Regional (4th) National Rank................................22nd Letterwinners R/L..............................7/2 Series Record.................. CMU leads 2-0

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach................... Barbara Gibson Alma Mater............. Wisc.-La Crosse, ‘78 Career Record............. 676-169 (28 yrs.)

2010 Record................................ 16-11 Conference Finish.............................2nd Postseason.................................... None National Rank.................................69th Letterwinners R/L............................14/7 Series Record................... SAC leads 1-0

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach......................... Brice Biggin Alma Mater...................... Kent State, ‘83 Career Record.......... 274-180-1 (19 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 14-9 Conference Finish.............................2nd Postseason.... Morgantown Regional (5th) National Rank.................................11th Letterwinners R/L............................11/4 Series Record...................... First meeting

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact................................ Nate Sagan E-Mail................... nate@uaa.alaska.edu Phone........................... (907) 786-4877 Website....................... goseawolves.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................... Rob Wyman E-Mail................. wyman1rd@cmich.edu Phone........................... (248) 953-6471 Website.................... cmuchippewas.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................ David Johnson E-Mail............. johnson.dav2@uwlax.edu Phone........................... (608) 785-8493 Website.........................uwlathletics.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................. Mike Ashcraft E-Mail...................... mashcraf@kent.edu Phone........................... (330) 672-2110 Website.................... kentstatesports.com

SOUTHERN UTAH

SAN JOSE STATE

CALIFORNIA

UTAH STATE

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location........................ Cedar City, Utah Enrollment.....................................8,066 Nickname.......................... Thunderbirds Colors.............................Scarlet & White Conference....................Western Athletic Arena............................. Centrum Arena

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location.......................... San Jose, Calif.

Enrollment...................................30,908 Nickname.................................Spartans Colors..................................Gold & Blue Conference....................Western Athletic Arena................................ Spartan Gym

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...........................Berkeley, Calif.

Enrollment...................................35,409 Nickname..........................Golden Bears Colors..................................Blue & Gold Conference............................. Pacific-10 Arena................................Haas Pavilion

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location............................... Logan, Utah Enrollment................................... 25,065 Nickname....................................Aggies Colors........................ Navy Blue & White Conference.................... Western Athletic Arena..............................Smith Spectrum

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach.......................Scott Bauman Alma Mater......................Utah State, ‘91 Career Record.......... 166-185-1 (20 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 18-6 Conference Finish.............................. 1st Postseason.... Morgantown Regional (3rd) National Rank.................................18th Letterwinners R/L............................11/2 Series Record................... SUU leads 8-4

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach..................... Wayne Wright Alma Mater.... Acad. of Health Science, ‘86 Career Record.............. 124-90-1 (9 yrs.)

2010 Record................................ 12-12 Conference Finish..............................4th Postseason.................................... None National Rank.................................37th Letterwinners R/L..............................8/3 Series Record............ SAC leads 38-30-1

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach......................... Cari DuBois Alma Mater....................... Ball State, ‘92 Career Record................. 57-114 (8 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 1-20 Conference Finish..............................6th Postseason.................................... None National Rank.................................55th Letterwinners R/L..............................9/3 Series Record...................Cal leads 15-7

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach.........................Jeff Richards Alma Mater................ Southern Utah, ‘95 Career Record......................2-35 (2 yrs.)

2010 Record...................................1-16 Conference Finish..............................3rd Postseason..................................... None National Rank................................. 54th Letterwinners R/L.............................. 8/1 Series Record..................SAC leads 11-5

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact................................Kyle Cottam E-Mail...........................cottam@suu.edu Phone........................... (435) 586-7752 Website............................ suutbirds.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact................................... Amy Villa E-Mail....................... amy.villa@sjsu.edu Phone........................... (480) 924-1216 Website........................sjsuspartans.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................ Melissa Dudek E-Mail..................mdudek@berkeley.edu Phone........................... (510) 642-3611 Website............................. calbears.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact................................. Zach Fisher E-Mail..................... zach.fisher@usu.edu Phone............................(435) 797-2066 Website................... utahstateaggies.com

Jan. 7 @ Sacramento, Calif.

Jan. 21 @ Cedar City, Utah Mar. 19 @ WAC (San Jose, Calif.)

Jan. 7 @ Sacramento, Calif.

Jan. 28 at San Jose/Mar. 6 @ Sacramento/Mar. 19 @ WAC (San Jose, Calif.)

Jan. 7 @ Sacramento, Calif.

Feb. 6 @ Berkeley, Calif.

Jan. 14 @ Las Vegas, Nev.

Feb. 11 @ Sacramento, Calif.

Mar. 19 @ WAC (San Jose, Calif.)

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DENVER

BOISE STATE

UC DAVIS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location.............................Fullerton, Calif.

Enrollment..................................... 36,000 Nickname........................................Titans Colors.................... Navy, Orange & White Conference...................... Western Athletic Arena....................................... Titan Gym

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location.............................Denver, Colo.

Enrollment...................................11,644 Nickname................................. Pioneers Colors............................Crimson & Gold Conference..........................Independent Arena.............................Magness Arena

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...............................Boise, Idaho Enrollment...................................19,993 Nickname.................................. Broncos Colors..............................Blue & Orange Conference....................Western Athletic Arena.............................Taco Bell Arena

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location............................... Davis, Calif.

Enrollment................................... 31,426 Nickname....................................Aggies Colors........................... Yale Blue & Gold Conference....................Mountain Pacific Arena...................................The Pavilion

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach.................................Jill Hicks Alma Mater....................Oregon State, ‘82 Career Record......................25-49 (4 yrs.)

2010 Record..................................... 4-14 Conference Finish................................ 5th Postseason....................................... None National Rank................................... 50th Letterwinners R/L.............................. 10/5 Series Record...................CSF leads 18-12

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach...... Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart Alma Mater.......................... Florida, ‘93 Career Record.......... 215-110-2 (12 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 20-9 Conference Finish........................... N/A Postseason..........Salt Lake Regional (3rd) National Rank.................................15th Letterwinners R/L..............................8/3 Series Record..................... DU leads 0-2

TEAM INFORMATION Co-Head Coach........................Tina Bird Co-Head Coach...................Neil Resnick Career Record................... 62-19 (3 yrs.)

2010 Record.................................. 19-6 Conference Finish.............................2nd Postseason.......... Salt Lake Regional (4th) National Rank.................................17th Letterwinners R/L............................13/5 Series Record..................BSU leads 14-7

TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach........................John Lavallee Alma Mater......... Springfield College, ‘87 Career Record................ 44-38-1 (4 yrs.)

2010 Record...................................14-4 Conference Finish...............................1st Postseason..................................... None National Rank................................. 39th Letterwinners R/L.............................. 9/6 Series Record................SAC leads 44-22

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................... Jason Spencer E-Mail.................... jspencer@fullerton.edu Phone.............................. (714) 278-3970 Website.........................fullertontitans.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact..................................... Liz Alley E-Mail........................... calley3@du.edu Phone........................... (303) 871-4990 Website................... denverpioneers.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact............................ Michelle Smith E-Mail......michellesmith8@boisestate.edu Phone........................... (208) 426-3438 Website.......................broncosports.com

MEDIA RELATIONS Contact................................Mark Honbo E-Mail.................mwhonbo@ucdavis.edu Phone............................(530) 752-8050 Website..................... ucdavisaggies.com

WAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2011 NCAA Regional Sites

Feb. 18 @ Fullerton, Calif.

Mar. 19 @ WAC (San Jose, Calif.)

Mar. 19 @ San Jose State

195.800 195.700 193.675 193.600 193.175 192.650

Individual Champions VT - Melissa Johnson, SUU UB - Elise Wheeler, SUU BM - Boyce/Glass/Kennedy FX - Hannah Redmon, BSU AA - Elise Wheeler, SUU

Mar. 13 @ Sacramento, Calif.

Mar. 19 @ WAC (San Jose, Calif.)

Mar. 13 @ Sacramento, Calif.

April 2, 2011

MEET INFORMATION Time 6 p.m.

Arena The Event Center Location Fullerton, Calif.

Teams Boise State

Cal State Fullerton

Sacramento State

San Jose State

Southern Utah

Utah State 2010 REVIEW Team Standings 1. Southern Utah 2. Boise State 3. Utah State 4. San Jose State 5. Cal State Fullerton 6. Sacramento State

Feb. 25 @ Sacramento, Calif.

9.925 9.875 9.875 9.900 39.375

Tuscaloosa Regional Alabama (Coleman Coliseum) Tuscaloosa, Alabama Denver Regional Denver (Magness Arena) Denver, Colo.

Ann Arbor Regional Michigan (Crisler Arena) Ann Arbor, Michigan

Cayla Boyce scored 9.875 at the WAC Championships to become Sacramento State’s second conference beam champion in the last four years.

Norman Regional Oklahoma (Lloyd Noble Center) Norman, Okla.

Athens Regional Georgia (Stegeman Coliseum) Athens, Ga. Corvallis Regional Oregon State (Gill Coliseum) Corvallis, Ore.

2011 NCAA Championships April 15-17, 2011 Wolstein Center Cleveland, Ohio

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Team Scores Sacramento State Individual Leader Date Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Jan. 15 Flips Invitational (Reno, Nev.)

#19 Boise State 49.025 48.800 47.600 48.775 194.200 Takeda Blauvelt Boyce Lipka -- #23 San Jose State 48.200 48.200 47.975 48.025 192.400 9.575 9.650 9.700 9.700 -- Sacramento State 47.800 47.925 46.425 46.775 188.925 Jan. 22 UC Davis 47.700 47.625 48.100 48.100 191.525 Stubblefield Blauvelt Stubblefield Lipka Stubblefield

at Sacramento State 47.225 48.025 47.425 48.025 190.700 9.700 9.750 9.825 9.700 37.400

Seattle Pacific 46.975 46.500 45.700 47.275 186.450 Jan. 29 #18 Southern Utah 48.875 48.475 48.275 47.950 193.575 Stubblefield Stubblefield Zamolo Boyce Stubblefield

at Sacramento State 47.125 48.650 48.550 48.450 192.775 9.575 9.775 9.850 9.750 38.900

Cal State Fullerton 47.975 47.200 46.425 47.300 188.900 Feb. 7 at #8 Stanford 49.000 49.325 49.075 49.250 196.650 Two Tied Blauvelt Takeda Lipka Stubblefield

#24 Washington 48.525 48.700 48.075 48.775 194.075 9.725 9.800 9.775 9.750 38.550

Sacramento State 48.200 48.550 48.300 48.275 193.325

#36 San Jose State 48.125 48.675 47.175 48.825 192.800 Feb. 12 at Boise State 49.125 48.925 48.100 48.925 195.075 Meiller Stubblefield Two Tied Lipka Stubblefield

Sacramento State 48.325 48.450 48.175 48.900 193.850 9.775 9.775 9.775 9.900 38.700

Seattle Pacific 47.125 47.825 47.325 48.225 190.500 Feb. 19 at Sacramento State 48.400 48.250 49.000 48.575 194.225 Meiller Blauvelt Two Tied Lipka Stubblefield

San Jose State 48.500 47.725 48.750 48.875 193.850 9.750 9.800 9.850 9.800 38.025 Feb. 26 at San Jose State 48.725 48.850 47.825 49.150 194.550 Blauvelt Blauvelt Boyce Two Tied Stubblefield

UC Davis 48.650 48.825 47.500 48.775 193.750 9.750 9.775 9.7750 9.825 38.100

Sacramento State 47.900 48.600 48.075 48.975 193.550 Mar. 5 at UC Davis 48.425 48.900 48.600 48.325 194.250 Meiller Meiller Boyce Barrick Stubblefield

Eastern Michigan 48.225 48.000 48.125 48.350 192.700 9.750 9.775 9.850 9.750 38.800

Sacramento State 47.875 47.750 48.225 48.450 192.300 Mar. 12 at Sacramento State 48.025 47.925 48.075 48.575 192.600 Three Tied Meiller Stubblefield Lipka Stubblefield

Texas Woman’s 48.550 48.125 47.175 47.700 191.550 9.675 9.750 9.800 9.800 38.375 Mar. 19 Sacramento State 48.325 48.425 49.275 48.625 194.650 Meiller Three tied Boyce Zamolo Stubblefield

at Utah State 48.175 48.550 46.900 48.425 192.050 9.750 9.700 9.900 9.775 38.875 Mar. 27 WAC Championships (Fullerton, Calif.)

#22 Southern Utah 49.100 48.525 49.075 49.100 195.800 Two Tied Stubblefield Boyce Boyce Stubblefield

#19 Boise State 49.125 48.125 49.175 49.275 195.700 9.825 9.800 9.875 9.800 38.150

Utah State 48.650 48.575 48.200 48.250 193.675

#36 San Jose State 48.750 47.650 48.225 48.975 193.600

Cal State Fullerton 48.750 48.650 48.275 47.500 193.173

Sacramento State 48.550 48.775 47.700 47.625 192.650

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Abbott, Kristy.................1987-91 Aeder, Stefanie..............2002-05 Akamine, Dayle.................. 2010 Allen, Corinne.................... 2003 Anderson, Rachel...........2003-05 Andres, Evan.................1989-90 Angyal, Chantal........ 2009-pres.

Arnold, Andi.................1996-99 Arriaga, Elisa..................... 1979 Atwater, Karen...............1984-85 Augustine, Mimi.............1987-89

B

Baisdon, Wendy............1999-02 Baker, Ashlei..................2007-08 Barber, Kelli...................1982-83 Barrick, Bethany........ 2009-pres.

Basgall, Amber..............2005-09 Bass, Tiffany..................2004-07 Benham, Diane................... 1990 Benson, Bonnie..............1993-95 Bertrand, Rosalie............1989-92 Bertussi, Desi...................... 1996 Bieber, Amanda......... 2007-pres.

Bitcon, Teresa.................2002-03 Blaschke, Felicia.................. 1991 Blauvelt, Amanda...... 2008-pres.

Boltz, Amy.....................1984-85 Boomgarden, Fawn........1982-85 Boosembark, Renea........1984-86 Borisova, Marina...........2006-09 Boyce, Cayla............. 2009-pres.

Brender, Stephanie.............. 2000 Bresnahan, Shauna....... 1977, 79 Bright, Kahea...................... 1978 Brillault, Katie..................... 1993 Broughton, Kim................... 1999 Brownlee, Sheery................ 1987 Burge, Becky..................1985-86 Burge, Megan..................... 1985 Burgess, Sharee.............2003-06 Bybee, Jennifer................... 1991

C

Cadondon, Natalie........1995-98 Cantrell, Cathy...............1986-88 Castanon, Becky............2000-01 Chan, Alycia.................2008-09

Chi, Joannie....................... 1991 Coleman, Binta..............2001-04 Condren, Trista..............2003-06 Cope, Doni......................... 1989 Cowley, Lisa........................ 1987 Crowell, Brooke.............2000-03

D

DeFries, Niki....................... 1993 Denis, Nicole.................1997-99 Diamond, Jenny.............2000-03 Doak, Heather...............1994-97 Donahue, Judy.................... 1989 Donkin, Jamie..................... 2003 Drumm, Creslyn.................. 1977 Dyson, Lauren................2007-10

E

Eaton, Shai....................1992-95 Eldridge, Sarah..............1996-98 Elliott, Michelle.................... 1992 Evans, Kristen..................... 1987 Evanson, Teri...................... 1982

F

Ferry, DeAnn...................... 1992 Fifer, Linda.....................1977-78 Fisher, Cheryl.................1985-86 Foote, Brenda..................... 2000

G

Gemein, April Lynn........2009-10 Genovese, Melissa.........2005-08 Giao, Nicole..................2005-08 Gibler, Karla....................... 1986 Gillette, Lori...................1999-02 Gonzalez, Cindy............2004-05 Goold, Lara...................1999-02 Gosland, Michelle..........1985-86 Greer, Meloney..............2002-05

H

Hall, Natasha................1992-95 Harrison, Jill..................1993-94 Hart, Cindy....................1984-85 Henriques, Molly............1985-88 Hibler, Courtney.............2004-07 Hicks, DeeDee.................... 1986 Hoffman, Jessica............2002-05

Holzgang, Jean................... 1989 Hoover, Barbara................. 1977 Howley, Trayce...............1994-96 Hughes, Polly.................1993-95 Hummel, Sue.................1979-82 Hutzenbiler, Julie............2003-06

I

Idler, Erika.....................1989-91

J

Johnson, Mandy............1997-98 Jonasson, Diane.............1990-93 Jones, Lindsey................2000-01

K

Kammerud, Katrina........1991-94 Kechter, Kristin...............1992-93 Kelly, Cathy...................1990-91 Kinghorn, Carrie............2003-06 Kinser, Kaitie............. 2008-pres.

Koyasako, Lori.................... 1981 Kunkel, Nancy.................... 1977

L

Lagomarsino, Patti............... 1982 Langkamp, Amy.............2001-02 Langraff, Laura..............1979-80 Lashbrook, Becky................ 1979 LaVasseur, Erin.................... 1988 Lipka, Jasmine........... 2008-pres.

Loduca, Maria.................... 1981 Love, Jessica....................... 2006 Luttrell, Laura...................... 1979 Lutz, Elizabeth................1998-01

M

MacDonald, Cynthia........... 1986 Martin, Megan.................... 1992 Mathes, Melissa.............1991-94 Mattis, Kim....................1995-98 McCarter-Ribakoff, Hava.2005-08

McFetridge, Kathy..........1984-85 McIlraith, Kimberly.............. 1991 McKean, Jennifer................ 1981 Meiller, Nicole........... 2010-pres.

Meyer, Terri...................1981-85 Miranda, Maria.................. 1985 Mizuno, Lauren................... 2009

Morari, Brooke................... 2006 Morlan, Sheryl.................... 1986 Muchison, Sari...............1985-86

N

Narasaki, Kimiye...........2003-06 Narwald, Leah...............1980-82 Nelson, Heidi.................1982-83 Nomura, Lisa...................... 1996 Normandin, Kelli................ 2007 Norvell, Lizzy................2007-10

O

O’Connor, Beth..............1999-02 O’Connor, Colleen.............. 1989 Onaga, Alyssa...............2005-08 Ondeck, Erin...................... 1999 Ono, Emiko............... 2010-pres.

Ortega, Heather............1996-97 Ouellette, Jacqueline......1991-94

P

Pachinger, Katharine........... 2006 Pajita, Dominique................ 1989 Parr, Jolane...................1998-01 Patterson, Charline.............. 1979 Peck, Mary................ 2009-pres.

Peltzman, Wendy................ 1991 Perez, Amanda..............2008-10 Perpall, Sue...................1982-83 Petersen, Toni.................2000-04 Pottinger, Janet.................... 1980 Prescott, Melissa.............1999-02 Purdy, Courtney.................. 2003

R

Raber, Dana....................... 2002 Reginato, Dina.................... 1980 Reid, Rhonda...................... 1980 Renick, Lisa......................... 1991 Roach, Lisa......................... 1978 Roberts, Crystal .................. 1977 Rogl, Terri........................... 1989 Ross, Kym......................1982-84 Ruiz, Adonna................1995-96 Ryan, Kelly......................... 1988

S

Schindler, Lisa................1993-96 Schuld, Tina...................1977-78 Schultz, Lisa........................ 1991 Schwartz, Kerrie............1984-86 Scneder, Theresa................. 1979 Scoville, Jami.................1998-01 Seebirt, Rebecca............1994-97 Seibel, Sharon.................... 1986 Seivers, Jennifer.............1989-90 Servis, Kathi..................1983-84 Sheery, Kim...................1986-87 Shoults, Kim...................1994-97 Simon, Sandy..................... 1983 Simonson, Dina................... 1997 Sisler, Bailey..................2008-09 Solomon, Sara...............1999-00 Sorensen, Karen.............1999-02 Stone, Jennifer...............1988-91 Stubblefied, Eryn............2007-10

T

Takeda, Traci.................2007-10 Tardif, Jennifer...............1995-96 Thomas, Widdy.................. 1977 Toubman, Stephanie.. 2009-pres.

Tsurumoto, Alexis...........2004-08 Turner, Kelly...................2002-05

W

Wacker, Cindy.................... 1977 Walden, Carrie..............1984-85 Warhola, Christy............2000-01 Watkins, Dorie...............1980-83 Watson, Wendy.............1982-84 Wetherholt, Kim.............1987-89 Williams, Sara...............2004-07 Williams, Sarina............2000-03 Williams, Susan.................. 2003 Wing, Kris.......................... 1990 Wu, Loretta....................1977-78

Y

Yah, Barbara.................1979-80 Yost, Vivian......................... 1979

Z

Zaher, Nirvana..............2002-05 Zamolo, Lissa............ 2007-pres.

Saltou, Cindy...................... 1989

Lizzy Norvell

Traci Takeda

Lauren Dyson

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS TEAM RECORDS Total Team Scores

Balance Beam

Best Home Score - WAC Championships (3-21-09)..................................195.350 Best Road Score - Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04).........................195.875 Best WAC Championships Score - at Sacramento State (3-21-09).............195.350 Best NCAA Regional Score - at Oregon State (4-12-08)...........................193.575

Floor Exercise

1. at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04)............................................195.875 2. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04)......................................................195.400 3. WAC Championships (3-21-09)..........................................................195.350 4. at UC Davis (3-17-06)........................................................................195.325 5. at WAC Championships (3-31-07)......................................................195.275 Western Independent Championships (3-24-01)...................................195.275 7. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08).......................................195.250 8. UC Davis (3-12-06)............................................................................195.175 9. at UC Davis/Cal/San Jose State (3-23-07)..........................................195.150 10. MPSF Championships (3-29-03)........................................................194.925

Vault

1. UC Davis (3-12-06)..............................................................................49.050 Cal State Fullerton/UC Davis (3-12-04).................................................49.050 at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04)..............................................49.050 4. WAC Championships (3-21-09)............................................................49.000 5. at CS Fullerton/Oregon State/Washington (1-7-05)...............................48.975 6. at MPSF Championships (3-23-02)........................................................48.925 7. at WAC Championships (3-31-07)........................................................48.875 8. at Cal Invitational (3-16-02)..................................................................48.850 9. at Utah State (2-24-06)........................................................................48.825 Cal State Fullerton (3-18-05).................................................................48.825

1. at WAC Championships (3-31-07)........................................................49.325 2. at Utah State (3-19-10)........................................................................49.275 3. at UC Davis/Cal/San Jose State (3-23-07)............................................49.100 4. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08).........................................49.075 5. San Jose State (1-19-10)......................................................................49.000 Southern Utah (2-15-08)......................................................................49.000 7. at San Jose State/UW-Stout (2-1-08)....................................................48.975 8. at Utah State (1-18-08)........................................................................48.900 9. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-13-09).......................................48.825 at UC Davis/Stanford/San Jose State (3-23-08).....................................48.825 1. Cal State Fullerton/UC Davis (3-12-04).................................................49.375 2. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04)........................................................49.350 UC Davis/Air Force (3-22-03)..............................................................49.350 4. MPSF Championships (3-29-03)............................................................49.300 5. Cal State Fullerton (3-18-05).................................................................49.275 6. Western Independent Championships (3-24-01).....................................49.200 at UC Davis (1-26-01)..........................................................................49.200 8. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08).........................................49.100 at UC Davis (3-17-06)..........................................................................49.100 10. UC Davis (3-13-05)............................................................................49.075 at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04)............................................49.075 Bold - 2010 scores

Uneven Bars

1. at Western Independent Championships (3-27-99).................................49.250 2. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04)........................................................49.150 UCSB/Northern Illinois/Alaska Anchorage (3-14-99).............................49.150 4. Western Independent Championships (3-24-01).....................................49.125 5. San Jose State (3-18-07)......................................................................49.075 UC Davis (3-13-05)..............................................................................49.075 at UC Davis (1-26-01)..........................................................................49.075 at California (3-3-00)...........................................................................49.075 9. Seattle Pacific (2-15-02).......................................................................49.050 at Cal Invitational (3-16-02)..................................................................49.050

The 1999 team (right) became the first Hornet squad to advance to the NCAA Regionals.

The team also finished third at the USAG Nationals. The 2009 team (above) posted the third best score in program history and the highest since 2004 with a 195.350 at the WAC Championships which were held at Sacramento State.

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1. 9.950 Rebecca Seebirt vs. Seattle Pacific.....................3-1-97 2. 9.925 Rebecca Seebirt at Western Indep. Champ......3-22-97

Rebecca Seebirt at San Jose State.....................3-8-97

Rebecca Seebirt vs. UC Santa Barbara............3-10-96 5. 9.900 Alycia Chan at WAC Championships..............3-21-09

Binta Coleman vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.......3-12-04

Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage...........1-18-03

Rebecca Seebirt at UCSB Invite.......................3-13-97

Rebecca Seebirt vs. Air Force.........................3-19-95 10. 9.875 Amber Basgall vs. Cal/UCD/SPU...................3-13-09

Alycia Chan at UC Davis/Stanford/SJSU........3-23-08

Trista Condren vs. UC Davis...........................3-12-06

Nirvana Zaher at MPSF Championships..........3-25-05

Jessica Hoffman at CSF/OSU/Washington.......1-7-05

Nirvana Zaher at MPSF Championships..........3-20-04

Nirvana Zaher vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.......3-12-04

Nirvana Zaher at Alaska Anchorage..............1-18-03

Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage...........1-17-03

Rebecca Seebirt at San Jose State...................2-16-96

Uneven Bars 1. 9.950

3. 9.925

7. 9.900

Lori Gillette vs. UC Davis................................3-15-02 Wendy Baisdon vs. NIU/UAA/UCSB..............3-14-99 Meloney Greer vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.......3-12-04 Jolane Parr vs. Western Indep. Champ............3-24-01 Wendy Baisdon at Western Indep. Champ......3-27-99 Kim Broughton at Western Indep. Champ........3-27-99 Amber Basgall at WAC Championships..........3-21-09 Marina Borisova vs. San Jose State.................3-18-07 Marina Borisova vs. Alaska Anchorage..........2-16-07 Alexis Tsurumoto at MPSF Championships.......3-25-05 Binta Coleman at MPSF Championships..........3-20-04 Meloney Greer at MPSF Championships.........3-20-04 Jessica Hoffman vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.....3-12-04 Binta Coleman vs. MPSF Championships.........3-29-03 Wendy Baisdon at UC Davis..........................1-26-01 Wendy Baisdon vs. Cal State Fullerton............1-20-01

Balance Beam 1. 9.950 2. 9.925

5. 9.900

Melissa Genovese vs. Cal/UCD/SPU................3-7-08 Traci Takeda at Southern Utah........................1-23-09 Melissa Genovese vs. Southern Utah...............2-15-08 Nirvana Zaher at Seattle Pacific.....................2-22-02 Cayla Boyce at Utah State.............................3-19-10 Melissa Genovese vs. Alaska Anchorage..........3-2-08 Melissa Genovese at WAC Championships.....3-31-07 Melissa Genovese at UC Davis.......................3-17-06 Kimiye Narasaki at UC Davis.........................3-17-06 Melissa Genovese at Utah State......................2-24-06 Tiffany Bass at Salbasgeon Suites Invit..............3-5-04 Binta Coleman at SJSU/UC Davis...................2-20-04

1. 9.950

3. 9.925

Stefanie Aeder vs. Cal State Fullerton..............3-18-05 Stefanie Aeder vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.......3-12-04 Marina Borisova at UC Davis/Cal/SJSU.........3-23-07 Marina Borisova vs. Boise State......................1-28-07 Stefanie Aeder vs. UCD/Alaska Anchorage....2-25-05 Stefanie Aeder at CSF/OSU/Washington.........1-7-05 Stefanie Aeder at MPSF Championships..........3-20-04 Jenny Diamond vs. MPSF Championships........3-29-03 Toni Petersen at Western Indep. Champ..........3-18-00 Andi Arnold vs. Massachusetts.......................3-20-99

Floor Exercise

Rebecca Seebirt

All-Around

1. 39.350 Marina Borisova at UC Davis/Cal/SJSU.........3-23-07

Marina Borisova at SJSU/UC Davis................2-23-07

Binta Coleman at MPSF Championships..........3-20-04 4. 39.325 Toni Petersen at MPSF Championships.............3-23-02 5. 39.275 Marina Borisova at UCD/Stanford/SJSU........3-23-08

Marina Borisova at WAC Championships.......3-31-07

Marina Borisova vs. San Jose State.................3-18-07 8. 39.250 Binta Coleman vs. Seattle Pacific.....................1-23-04 9. 39.200 Marina Borisova vs. Cal/UCD/SPU................3-13-09

Marina Borisova vs. Cal/UCD/SPU..................3-7-08

Marina Borisova at Alaska Anchorage............1-21-07

Lori Gillette

All-Around Class Records

Senior - Binta Coleman at MPSF Champs. (3-20-04)......... 39.350.

Junior - Toni Petersen at MPSF Champs. (3-23-02)........... 39.325 Sophomore - Marina Borisova (two times)........................ 39.350 Freshman - Binta Coleman at Western Indep. (3-24-01).... 39.175

Wendy Baisdon

Freshman Class Records

Vault - Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage (1-18-03)..... 9.900.

Bars - Wendy Baisdon vs. NIU/UAA/UCSB (3-14-99)........ 9.950 Beam - Nirvana Zaher at Seattle Pacific (2-22-02).............. 9.925 Floor - Toni Petersen at Western Indep. Champ. (3-18-00)... 9.925

Marina Borisova (left) and Binta Coleman (right) share the school all-around record with a score of 39.350. The pair account for 10 of the top 11 all-around scores in Sacramento State histor y with Borisova recording eight of those marks. Coleman recorded her high score while leading the Hornets to the 2004 MPSF title in her final regular season meet. Borisova scored her two scores as a sophomore. Borisova also joined Melissa Genovese and Alexis Tsurumoto as the only Hornets to compete at the NCAA Regionals four times.

Melissa Genovese

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Year Name Events 2000 Toni Petersen (NIT) FX 1997 Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT 1995 Natalie Cadondon (USAG) AA

Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT 1994 Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT 1984 Terri Meyer (NCAA Div. II) BM

Hornet All-Americans

Year* Name Events 1999 Andi Arnold Vault, Floor

Wendy Baisdon Bars

Kim Broughton Bars

Jami Scoville Beam 1997 Rebecca Seebirt Vault, Beam,

All-Around 1996 Sarah Anderson Beam

Natalie Cadondon Bars,

Beam, All-Around

Lisa Schindler Vault

Rebecca Seebirt Vault, Beam

Kim Shoults Vault 1995 Natalie Cadondon Bars,

Beam, All-Around

Shai Eaton Beam

Lisa Schindler Vault, Bars

Rebecca Seebirt Vault 1994 Lisa Schindler Vault, Bars,

All-Around

Rebecca Seebirt Vault

Jill Harrison Bars

Polly Hughes Beam 1993 Diane Jonasson Bars,

All-Around 1984 Renea Boosembark Beam

Terri Meyer Beam 1981 Sue Hummel Vault, Bars

Jennifer McKean Beam

Terri Meyer Beam, All-Around

Leah Narwald Beam 1980 Janet Pottinger Bars *All-America honors from 1980 to 1999 were earned at the USA Gymnastics (USAG) level.

NCAA Regional Qualifiers

Top: Andi Arnold earned USAG All-America honors on vault and floor in 1999.

Middle: Jenny Diamond was the 2003 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Gymnast of the Year.

Bottom: Natalie Cadondon was a six-time USAG All-American during her career. She was also the USAG all-around champion in 1995.

Right: Toni Petersen captured the school’s lone NIT championship, winning the floor exercise in 2000.

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Year Name 2010 Cayla Boyce

Nicole Meiller

Eryn Stubblefield 2009 Marina Borisova

Eryn Stubblefield

Traci Takeda 2008 Team 2007 Team 2006 Team 2005 Stefanie Aeder

Melissa Genovese

Alexis Tsurumoto 2004 Stefanie Aeder

Binta Coleman

Meloney Greer

Nirvana Zaher 2003 Jessica Hoffman

Kimiye Narasaki

Nirvana Zaher 2002 Lori Gillette

Toni Petersen

Nirvana Zaher

Events Beam Vault All-Around All-Around All-Around Beam

2001 Toni Petersen Bars

Jami Scoville Floor 2000 Wendy Baisdon Beam 1999 Team 1998 Kim Mattis All-Around 1997 Kim Mattis All-Around 1996 Natalie Cadondon All-Around

Rebecca Seebirt All-Around 1995 Natalie Cadondon All-Around

Lisa Schindler All-Around

Rebecca Seebirt All-Around 1994 Lisa Schindler All-Around, Vault

WAC Champions

Year Name 2010 Cayla Boyce 2009 Amber Basgall 2007 Melissa Genovese

Marina Borisova 2006 Marina Borisova

MPSF Champions

Year Name 2005 Stefanie Aeder

Alexis Tsurumoto

Nirvana Zaher 2004 Binta Coleman

Nirvana Zaher 2003 Binta Coleman

Nirvana Zaher 2002 Toni Petersen

Toni Petersen

Toni Petersen

Nirvana Zaher

WAC Awards

Year Name 2006 Marina Borisova

Freshman of the Year

MPSF Awards

Year Name 2005 Nirvana Zaher

Gymnast of the Year 2003 Jenny Diamond

Gymnast of the Year

Events Beam Bars Beam Floor Floor

Events Floor Bars All-Around All-Around Vault Bars Vault All-Around Vault Floor Beam

Academic All-NACGC

Year Name 2010 Dayle Akamine, Chantal

Angyal, Ashlei Baker, Amanda

Blauvelt, Cayla Boyce,

April Gemein, Nicole Meiller,

Lizzy Norvell, Emiko Ono,

Amanda Perez, Bailey Sisler,

Eryn Stubblefield 2009 Chantal Angyal, Amanda

Blauvelt, Cayla Boyce,

Eryn Stubblefield 2008 Amanda Blauvelt, Melissa

Genovese, Nicole Giao, Hava

McCarter-Ribakoff, Eryn

Stubblefield, Alexis Tsurumoto 2007 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao,

Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Eryn

Stubblefield, Alexis Tsurumoto 2006 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao,

Carrie Kinghorn, Jessica Love,

Hava McCarter-Ribakoff,

Alexis Tsurumoto 2005 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao,

Meloney Greer, Carrie

Kinghorn, Hava McCarter Ribakoff, Alexis Tsurumoto 2004 Stefanie Aeder, Meloney Greer,

Carrie Kinghorn, Alexis Tsurumoto 2003 Rachel Anderson, Jamie Donkin,

Sarina Williams 2002 Stefanie Aeder, Lara Goold,

Melissa Prescott, Nirvana Zaher 2001 Jolane Parr, Jami Scoville,

Karen Sorensen 2000 Lara Goold, Jami Scoville,

Sara Solomon, Karen Sorensen 1999 Andi Arnold, Kim Broughton,

Jami Scoville, Sara Solomon 1998 Jami Scoville 1997 Heather Doak, Kim Shoults 1996 Heather Doak, Rebecca Seebirt

Kim Shoults 1995 Heather Doak, Kim Shoults 1994 Katrina Kammerud 1992 Jackie Ouellette 1989 Mimi Augustine

Floor Beam Bars Floor All-Around Bars All-Around All-Around Vault All-Around Bars All-Around Vault

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2011 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS ALL-TIME RESULTS 1994

1996

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/28 174.425 L at Stanford 188.325

L Washington 186.025 2/13 179.350 L Southern Utah 184.250

L UC Santa Barbara 182.825

L at San Jose State 181.750 2/18 177.325 L at UC Davis 180.775 2/20 181.275 L UC DAVIS 181.500 2/25 186.750 L Michigan 194.400

L at Cal State Fullerton 192.050

W San Jose State 181.100 3/4 183.425 L STANFORD 189.475 3/11 183.950 L at California 189.625

L Illinois 182.475

L Seattle Pacific 181.950 3/18 181.900 W SAN JOSE STATE 182.250 3/19 184.750 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 177.075

W AIR FORCE 176.975 3/27 185.075 4th Big West Championship

(San Jose, Calif.)

L Cal State Fullerton 190.500

L Utah State 190.450

L UC Santa Barbara 189.050

W San Jose State 180.050 4/12 185.500 3rd USAG Prelims

(Denton, Texas)

L at Texas Woman’s 189.475

L Seattle Pacific 185.700

L Centenary 185.100

W UC Davis 184.400

W Maryland 184.050

W Air Force 181.825

W Bridgeport 181.550 4/14 185.500 4th USAG Finals

(Denton, Texas)

L at Texas Woman’s 189.050

L Centenary 188.750

L Seattle Pacific 186.425

Date SAC Score W/L 1/19 185.725 L

L

W 1/28 186.025 L 2/2 184.775 L 2/9 185.225 L

W 2/11 189.675 W

W 2/16 189.150 L 2/24 187.300 L 3/1 186.125 L 3/10 190.125 W 3/16 189.275 W

W 3/22 188.850 W 3/30 190.850 1st

W

W

W 4/18 190.125 3rd

L

L

W

W

W 4/19 191.250 2nd

L

W

W

Record: 9-22

The 1992 squad (above) was the first Hornet gymnastics team to compete at the Div. I level.

1992

Record: 10-15

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/17 164.650 L at Alaska Anchorage 164.450 1/18 167.400 W at Alaska Anchorage 166.650 1/25 176.400 3rd George Lewis Invite

(Seattle, Wash.)

L Boise State 187.250

L at Seattle Pacific 187.250

W Alaska Anchorage 174.650

W Calgary 168.750

W Alberta 158.950 1/31 173.700 W SAN JOSE STATE 102.950 2/7 177.300 L Boise State 186.150

L UC Santa Barbara 186.150

W at San Jose State 149.950 2/21 171.800 3rd UCSB Classic

L San Jose State 183.550

L UC Davis 182.250

W at UC Santa Barbara 164.100

W Calgary 156.200

W Alberta 147.750 2/28 175.500 L at Stanford 189.650

L California 189.050 3/7 177.250 L SOUTHERN UTAH 186.850

L ALASKA ANCHORAGE 179.050 3/14 178.700 L UC DAVIS 187.900 3/15 178.400 L at UC Davis 188.100

L West Virginia 186.550 3/21 180.850 L Stanford 192.450

W at San Jose State 160.150

1993

Record: 8-15

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/16 174.750 L UC SANTA BARBARA 178.600 1/22 180.200 L at UC Davis 182.300 1/23 179.000 L UC DAVIS 182.950 2/6 182.000 L at UC Santa Barbara 188.500

L Texas Woman’s 184.750 2/12 181.300 W at Alaska Anchorage 175.550 2/13 180.650 W at Alaska Anchorage 177.650 2/19 181.300 L at San Jose State 183.850 2/27 181.200 W SAN JOSE STATE 178.350 3/6 183.950 L at Seattle Pacific 187.450

L Ball State 185.650 3/13 182.950 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 177.550 3/20 183.950 4th Big West Championship

(Fullerton, Calif.)

L at Cal State Fullerton 191.700

L Utah State 189.950

L UC Santa Barbara 185.800

W San Jose State 182.450 4/8 183.200 5th USAG Prelims

(Springfield, Mass.)

L Texas Woman’s 187.950

L UC Davis 185.200

L Centenary 185.000

L Seattle Pacific 184.350

W So. Connecticut State 192.300

W at Springfield 182.050

W Alaska Anchorage 174.750

1995

Record: 20-7

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/13 178.100 L at Seattle Pacific 179.400 1/16 182.075 W at Alaska Anchorage 182.075 1/27 183.975 L SAN JOSE STATE 184.250

W HAMLINE 161.100 2/4 185.100 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 181.400 2/10 185.775 L at UC Santa Barbara 188.775

W Texas Woman’s 185.925

W UC Davis 179.775 2/17 184.375 L Cal State Fullerton 188.200

W at San Jose State 183.975 2/24 187.505 W Centenary 185.430

W at UC Davis 182.625 2/25 186.800 W CENTENARY 185.320

W CALGARY 168.850 3/3 188.130 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 180.630 3/10 187.780 W UC DAVIS 183.730 3/19 185.475 W AIR FORCE 182.575 4/13 188.075 3rd USAG Prelims

(Denton, Texas)

L at Texas Woman’s 190.100

L Seattle Pacific 189.025

W Bridgeport 187.325

W Maryland 186.200

W UC Davis 183.650

W Air Force 183.025

W So. Connecticut State 182.725 4/14 189.550 2nd USAG Finals

(Denton, Texas)

L at Texas Woman’s 190.725

W Seattle Pacific 189.250

W Bridgeport 186.225

Record: 16-11

Opponent Opp. Score Arizona 191.875 at California 190.875 San Jose State 183.600 at UC Santa Barbara 185.250 SAN JOSE STATE 185.825 at Denver 189.873 Texas Woman’s 185.100 Texas Woman’s 188.850 at Air Force 185.750 at San Jose State 191.125 at UC Davis 189.850 at Cal State Fullerton 191.325 UC SANTA BARBARA 185.625 UC DAVIS 188.175 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 182.800 AIR FORCE 186.150 Western Independent Champ.

(Davis, Calif.) at UC Davis 190.375 Seattle Pacific 189.925 Alaska Anchorage 183.750 USAG Prelims (Seattle, Wash.)

Texas Woman’s 190.625 at Seattle Pacific 190.425 UC Davis 188.250 UC Santa Barbara 187.150 So. Connecticut State 185.400 USAG Finals (Seattle, Wash.)

Texas Woman’s 191.275 UC Davis 191.150 at Seattle Pacific 190.425

1997

Record: 17-15

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/17 186.100 L at Seattle Pacific 186.475 1/25 185.250 L SAN JOSE STATE 185.550

W M.I.T. 171.275 1/31 186.000 L at San Jose State 188.700 2/8 189.775 W UC SANTA BARBARA 186.675 2/9 188.600 L at UC Davis 188.750 2/14 189.600 L UC DAVIS 192.725 2/21 188.725 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.175 2/22 190.150 W at Alaska Anchorage 185.050 3/1 191.300 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.500

W CALGARY 148.300 3/8 189.650 L California 190.400

W UC Santa Barbara 189.650

W at San Jose State 188.175 3/13 191.875 L Missouri 192.525

W Cal State Fullerton 190.400

W at UC Santa Barbara 189.500

W Rhode Island 186.875 3/22 190.800 4th Western Independent Champ.

(Seattle, Wash.)

L at Seattle Pacific 192.125

L UC Davis 191.975

L San Jose State 191.850

W Alaska Anchorage 186.725 4/10 188.425 4th USAG Prelims

(Seattle, Wash.)

L at Seattle Pacific 190.975

L Texas Woman’s 190.950

L UC Santa Barbara 189.950

W Air Force 187.875

W Bridgeport 187.100

W UC Davis 184.475

W So. Connecticut State 183.125 4/11 189.800 3rd USAG Finals

(Seattle, Wash.)

L at Seattle Pacific 192.250

L Texas Woman’s 191.525

W UC Santa Barbara 189.150

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Kim Mattis competed for the Hornets from 199598. She qualified for the NCAA Regionals in the all-around as a junior and senior.

1998

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/23 178.825 L at Washington 191.250

L Utah State 187.125

L California 186.650 1/24 182.725 L at Seattle Pacific 185.275 1/30 182.100 L Arizona State 191.575

L at California 188.075

L Seattle Pacific 184.575 2/13 180.525 T at San Jose State 180.525 2/14 183.850 L at UC Davis 188.750 2/20 183.375 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 181.900 2/22 186.950 W SAN JOSE STATE 185.300 3/6 187.650 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.200 3/7 187.025 W at Alaska Anchorage 182.965 3/14 188.025 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 184.650 3/15 188.375 L UC DAVIS 189.375 3/21 186.725 3rd Western Independent Champ.

(Seattle, Wash.)

L at Seattle Pacific 192.650

L UC Davis 189.500

W San Jose State 185.975

W Alaska Anchorage 183.200 4/9 186.475 6th USAG Prelims

(New Haven, Conn.)

L Texas Woman’s 191.000

L Seattle Pacific 189.650

L UC Davis 188.200

L at So. Connecticut State 186.525

L UC Santa Barbara 186.500

W Vermont 182.175

W Yale 182.025

1999

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2000

Record: 22-8

Record: 9-16-1

Record: 28-12

W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.675 3/18 191.825 W at UC Davis 190.525 3/20 192.975 W MASSACHUSETTS 192.900 3/27 192.575 2nd Western Independent Champ.

(Davis, Calif.)

L San Jose State 192.975

W at UC Davis 190.950

W Seattle Pacific 190.625

W Alaska Anchorage 184.975 4/10 190.257 6th NCAA West Regional

(Corvallis, Ore.)

L UCLA 197.025

L Utah 196.275

L at Oregon State 194.875

L Washington 193.425

L Boise State 192.475 4/15 189.925 2nd USAG Prelims

(New Haven, Conn.)

L Texas Woman’s 193.700

W Seattle Pacific 189.625

W UC Davis 189.375

W Radford 189.350

W at So. Connecticut State 188.500

W Air Force 187.750

W Winona State 186.800 4/16 192.275 3rd USAG Finals

(New Haven, Conn.)

L UC Davis 193.700

L Texas Woman’s 193.400

W Seattle Pacific 190.825

Date SAC Score W/L 1/16 183.925 W 1/22 187.125 L

L 1/30 187.825 W

W 2/6 188.125 W 2/20 189.700 W 2/27 190.550 W 3/5 189.150 L

W

W

W

W 3/12 190.525 W

W

W 3/14 191.950 W

W

Opponent at Cal State Fullerton at Utah State Southern Utah at San Jose State Seattle Pacific at Seattle Pacific SAN JOSE STATE SEATTLE PACIFIC Cal State Fullerton Western Michigan at UC Santa Barbara UC Davis Eastern Michigan CALIFORNIA UC DAVIS AIR FORCE UC SANTA BARBARA NORTHERN ILLINOIS

Opp. Score 180.425 191.025 189.700 186.750 183.850 186.925 188.100 189.125 189.225 188.950 188.300 187.900 187.675 190.225 188.075 187.150 189.950 189.600

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/22 188.725 L Denver 194.300

L BYU 193.475

L at Air Force 189.800 1/28 188.625 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 188.625 2/4 190.475 W UTAH STATE 190.450 2/11 190.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.825 2/12 189.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 192.275 2/17 191.550 W Seattle Pacific 189.900

W at UC Davis 188.575

W Alaska Anchorage 177.975 2/18 190.575 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 186.800 2/25 190.050 W at Seattle Pacific 190.150

W Alberta 113.150 2/27 191.125 L UCLA 196.450

L at Washington 196.175

W Alaska Anchorage 182.475 3/3 194.275 L at California 195.025

W Cal State Fullerton 194.425

W San Jose State 191.525 3/10 192.500 W UC DAVIS 190.250 3/18 193.625 1st Western Independent Champ.

(Davis, Calif.)

W at UC Davis 191.875

W Seattle Pacific 191.675

W San Jose State 189.875

W Alaska Anchorage 180.450 4/8 193.225 2nd National Invitational

(Mt. Pleasant, Mich.)

L at Central Michigan 195.200

W Illinois State 193.200

W Auburn 193.000

W Western Michigan 192.550

W San Jose State 190.475

W Temple 187.300

2001

Record: 12-6

Date SAC Score 1/20 193.575 1/26 194.125 2/3 191.975 2/9 191.375

2/16 193.550

2/24 190.075 3/2 192.000 3/9 191.300 3/10 193.625

3/17 192.250

3/24 195.275

W/L Opponent Opp. Score W CAL STATE FULLERTON 191.925 W at UC Davis 190.175 L at Boise State 194.525 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 187.750 W UC SANTA BARBARA 188.250 L at San Jose State 194.300 W UC Davis 191.825 L at Seattle Pacific 192.475 W SAN JOSE STATE 190.575 W at UC Santa Barbara 197.325 L at Cal State Fullerton 195.075 L Illinois 193.925 L UC DAVIS 192.575 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 183.975 1st Western Independent Champ.

W

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(Sacramento, Calif.)

SAN JOSE STATE UC DAVIS SEATTLE PACIFIC ALASKA ANCHORAGE

194.275 193.050 189.675 178.725

2002

Record: 15-6

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/4 187.400 4th Maui Invitational

(Maui, Hawaii)

L Arizona 194.650

L Oklahoma 194.000

L Michigan 193.625 1/19 189.900 W Towson 187.675

W at UC Santa Barbara 183.175 2/1 190.850 W at UC Davis 190.275 2/10 193.925 W BOISE STATE 192.350 2/15 190.600 L SEATTLE PACIFIC 191.400 2/22 194.475 W at Seattle Pacific 192.050 3/3 193.175 W CALIFORNIA 151.450 3/8 194.100 L Cal State Fullerton 195.300

W at San Jose State 193.325 3/10 193.500 W SAN JOSE STATE 192.450 3/15 192.125 L UC DAVIS 193.400 3/16 194.350 W Boise State 194.275

W San Jose State 193.775

W at California 191.975 3/23 194.900 1st MPSF Championship

(Colorado Springs, Colo.)

W at Air Force 194.650

W San Jose State 193.375

W UC Davis 192.200

W UC Santa Barbara 189.525

2003

Record: 11-12

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/10 187.275 L at San Jose State 191.300 1/12 190.175 L CALIFORNIA 192.950 1/17 188.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 185.025 1/18 191.225 W at Alaska Anchorage 191.725 1/26 191.550 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 193.125 2/2 192.325 W at UC Davis 191.325 2/16 190.675 L SAN JOSE STATE 193.550 2/21 189.775 L at California 196.475

L Washington 194.850 2/28 191.775 L at Washington 197.050

L Oregon State 196.475

L Boise State 194.575 3/1 190.125 L at Seattle Pacific 192.075 3/9 192.575 L at Cal State Fullerton 194.050

L San Jose State 193.625 3/14 193.000 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 192.325 3/22 192.350 W AIR FORCE 191.725

W UC DAVIS 191.075 3/29 194.925 1st MPSF Championship

(Sacramento, Calif.)

W SAN JOSE STATE 194.500

W SEATTLE PACIFIC 193.000

W AIR FORCE 192.050

W UC DAVIS 189.650

W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 187.300

2004

Record: 14-10-1

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/9 191.425 L at Stanford 196.200

L Central Michigan 194.475

W San Jose State 191.075 1/16 188.900 L at Washington 195.850

L California 193.600 1/17 192.650 W at Seattle Pacific 190.850 1/23 194.025 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.350 2/8 192.375 L at Cal State Fullerton 194.050 2/15 192.250 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 192.075 2/20 194.050 W at San Jose State 193.925

W UC Davis 192.350 2/22 192.175 W at UC Davis 192.050 2/27 193.125 L SAN JOSE STATE 193.475 3/5 195.875 T3rd Salbasgeon Suites Invitational

(Corvallis, Ore.)

L at Oregon State 197.675

L BYU 197.150

T Michigan State 195.875

W Boise State 195.025

W Seattle Pacific 192.900

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W 3/20 195.400 2nd

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CAL STATE FULLERTON UC DAVIS MPSF Championship (San Jose, Calif.) at San Jose State UC Davis Alaska Anchorage Seattle Pacific Air Force

195.350 193.025 195.925 194.350 193.750 193.050 192.525

2005

Record: 14-8

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/7 192.275 L Oregon State 195.200

L Washington 194.625

L at Cal State Fullerton 193.225 1/14 191.600 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.500 1/16 188.750 W BROWN 183.875 1/23 190.375 L at UCLA 197.150

L California 191.175

W Cal State Fullerton 190.325 1/28 191.950 L at San Jose State 189.500 2/4 193.200 W SAN JOSE STATE 191.100 2/11 192.925 W at UC Davis 191.775 2/18 191.525 L at Arizona State 193.650

W Air Force 183.200 2/25 192.125 W UC DAVIS 190.700

W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.700 3/5 191.950 L at Seattle Pacific 192.375 3/18 194.350 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 192.350 3/25 194.550 1st MPSF Championship

(Davis, Calif.)

W San Jose State 192.025

W at UC Davis 191.400

W Seattle Pacific 190.275

W Air Force 189.850

W Alaska Anchorage 189.275

2006

Record: 16-14

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent 1/3 188.075 6th Oahu Flipfest

(Oahu, Hawaii)

L UCLA

L Oregon State

L Arkansas

L Washington

L California 1/13 190.475 L at California 1/15 191.525 L at Stanford

Opp. Score 193.775 191.925 190.625 190.425 189.350 191.625 194.350

W San Jose State

W UC Davis 1/22 192.425 W CAL STATE FULLERTON

W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 2/10 192.500 L UCLA

W at California

W UC Davis 2/17 193.925 W SAN JOSE STATE 2/24 193.750 W at Utah State 3/3 193.200 L at Boise State 3/10 193.350 L at San Jose State 3/12 195.175 W UC DAVIS 3/17 195.325 W at UC Davis 3/25 193.950 1st WAC Championship

(Logan, Utah)

W Boise State

W Southern Utah

W Utah State

W San Jose State

W Cal State Fullerton 4/8 192.050 5th NCAA West Regional

(Stanford, Calif.)

L Alabama

L Oregon State

L at Stanford

L San Jose State

W Boise State

190.575 186.875 191.375 189.825 196.500 190.850 190.300 193.625 192.175 194.500 193.550 192.450 193.075 193.775 193.600 193.100 192.800 192.600 196.475 195.800 195.275 192.375 189.850

2007

Record: 18-9

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/7 191.375 W UTAH STATE 190.000

W WISC.-LA CROSSE 185.100 1/12 191.600 L at Southern Utah 194.075 1/19 190.225 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.800 1/21 192.150 W at Alaska Anchorage 184.150 1/28 193.000 W BOISE STATE 191.125 2/2 190.725 L at Cal State Fullerton 191.475 2/9 191.900 W at Seattle Pacific 191.550 2/16 193.050 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.750 2/23 193.700 W at San Jose State 193.050

W UC Davis 191.450 3/4 193.925 W PENN 192.950 3/11 192.625 W UC DAVIS 191.975 3/18 194.900 L SAN JOSE STATE 195.300 3/23 195.150 L California 196.500

W San Jose State 194.500

W at UC Davis 193.150 3/31 195.275 1st WAC Championship

(Cedar City, Utah)

W at Southern Utah 195.225

W Utah State 195.175

W San Jose State 193.750

W Cal State Fullerton 193.625

W Boise State 193.300 4/14 191.725 6th NCAA West Regional

(Berkeley, Calif.)

L Utah 197.325

L Nebraska 196.675

L Missouri 194.300

L at California 193.900

L Washington 193.300

2008

Record: 12-16

Nirvana Zaher was named the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Gymnast of the Year in 2005. The Cairo, Egypt, native is still ranked in the school’s top 10 on vault and beam.

She also holds the freshman record on beam with a 9.925.

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/13 189.000 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 189.525 1/18 192.575 W at Utah State 191.050 1/25 192.750 L SAN JOSE STATE 192.800 2/1 191.450 L at San Jose State 192.525

W UW-Stout 179.000 2/8 191.975 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 185.200 2/15 194.675 W SOUTHERN UTAH 193.300 2/22 193.450 L at Boise State 194.025 3/2 193.375 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 191.625 3/7 195.250 W CALIFORNIA 193.700

W UC DAVIS 192.625

W SEATTLE PACIFIC 190.075 3/15 193.850 L at Oregon State 197.200

L Boise State 196.575

L Missouri 195.325 3/23 194.600 L Stanford 197.000

W at UC Davis 194.275

W San Jose State 193.900 3/29 194.275 4th WAC Championship

(Boise, Idaho)

L at Boise State 194.925

L San Jose State 194.725

L Southern Utah

W Utah State

W Cal State Fullerton 4/12 193.575 6th NCAA West Regional

(Corvallis, Ore.)

L at Oregon State

L Michigan

L Michigan State

L Washington

L San Jose State

194.575 194.150 192.650 197.100 196.375 195.125 194.075 193.850

2009

Record: 14-9

Date SAC Score W/L 1/10 191.975 W

W 1/16 193.550 L

L

W 1/23 193.900 L 1/30 192.800 L 2/6 192.300 L 2/15 193.700 L 2/22 192.900 L 2/27 192.050 L

W 3/8 194.625 W

W

W 3/13 194.700 W

W

W 3/21 195.350 2nd

L

W

W

W

W

Opponent Opp. Score UC Davis 190.250 at California 186.650 Stanford 196.450 at Washington 194.250 Seattle Pacific 188.425 at Southern Utah 195.250 ILLINOIS STATE 192.825 at San Jose State 194.200 SAN JOSE STATE 194.000 at Cal State Fullerton 193.375 BOISE STATE 195.325 UTAH STATE 190.250 at Utah State 192.950 New Hampshire 192.525 Bowling Green 192.400 CALIFORNIA 191.975 UC DAVIS 191.800 SEATTLE PACIFIC 187.225 WAC Championship (Sacramento, Calif.)

BOISE STATE 196.525 SOUTHERN UTAH 195.175 SAN JOSE STATE 194.875 CAL STATE FULLERTON 192.975 UTAH STATE 192.425

2010

Record: 7-16

Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score 1/15 188.925 3rd Flips Invitational (Reno, Nev.)

L Boise State 194.200

L San Jose State 192.400 1/22 190.700 L UC DAVIS 191.525

W SEATTLE PACIFIC 186.450 1/29 192.775 L SOUTHERN UTAH 193.575

W CAL STATE FULLERTON 188.900 2/7 193.325 L at Stanford 196.650

L Washington 194.075

W San Jose State 192.800 2/12 193.800 L at Boise State 195.075

W Seattle Pacific 190.500 2/19 194.225 W SAN JOSE STATE 193.850 2/26 193.550 L at San Jose State 194.550

L UC Davis 193.750 3/5 192.300 L at UC Davis 194.250

L Eastern Michigan 192.700 3/12 192.600 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 191.550 3/19 194.650 W at Utah State 192.050 3/21 192.650 6th WAC Championships

(Fullerton, Calif.)

L Southern Utah 195.800

L Boise State 195.700

L Utah State 193.675

L San Jose State 193.600

L Cal State Fullerton 193.173

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• Sacramento State is one of the largest universities in the 23-campus CSU system, enrolling a multicultural student body of more than 29,000. The 300-acre campus is sheltered by more than 3,000 trees and dotted with flower gardens, including 3 million square feet of building space. Miles of trails stretch along the nearby river parkway, linking the University and student housing with recreational areas such as Folsom Lake and Old Sacramento.

• Quality teaching is a top priority, and classes are small and personalized. More than 80 percent of recent graduates say their professors were enthusiastic and genuinely enjoyed teaching.

• Preparing students for a career is a vital part of the education here. Thousands of students from all majors earn academic credit working in internship and co-op positions, many of which are paid.

• Sacramento State, often called “Sac State,” was founded as Sacramento State College in 1947 during a time of intense demand for higher education after World War II. We moved to our permanent location on the banks of the historic American River in 1953. In 1972, we were renamed California State University, Sacramento.

• The University recently completed an ambitious master plan (Destination 2010) that included 1.5 million square feet of new building space for additional housing and a recreation and wellness center. The initiative has resulted in new academic and student programs, partnerships with businesses, non-profit and public agencies, modernized classrooms and new facilities for students and faculty.

• Unlimited bus and light rail service throughout Sacramento is available for University students.

Students may attend all home athletic events for free and attend other campus events for free or at a discount. More than half the students join one of the more than 200 student organizations, which include 35 fraternities and sororities.

Quick Facts Founded........................................ 1947 Location...................... Sacramento, Calif.

Campus Size............................300 acres Student Body Breakdown Student to Faculty Ratio................ 20:1 Enrollment............................... 29,241 Men........................................ 12,084 Women................................... 17,157 Undergraduate........................ 24,388 Graduate.................................. 4,853 Total Faculty.................................. 1,338 Total Staff...................................... 1,350 Degree Programs Undergraduate............................... 60 Graduate....................................... 40 Campus Phone Numbers Admissions.......................... 278-3901 Campus Operator................ 278-6011 Housing.............................. 278-6655 Internet Address..............www.csus.edu

• Sacramento State offers 60 undergraduate and 40 graduate degrees in seven Colleges. The largest programs include teacher education, business, criminal justice, communication studies, psychology and computer science.

Smaller class sizes and a focus on quality teaching promote faculty-student interaction.

• Attracting students from all over the world, the criminal justice program is one of the largest in the United States.

• One in 24 residents of the six-county Sacramento Region is a Sacramento State graduate. The University generates more than $1 billion in activity for the statewide economy each year.

• Sacramento State graduates about 6,000 students each year.

• Sacramento State was the site of the 2003, 2005, 2006 and 2007 NCAA Div. I Track & Field Championships, and the Sacramento State Aquatic Center was the site of the 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2008 NCAA Women’s Rowing Championships. In addition, Sacramento State was host of the 2007 NCAA Div. I Women’s Volleyball Final Four at Arco Arena.

• Sacramento State hosted the most successful U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials ever in 2000, and hosted the event again in 2004.

• Famous Sacramento State alumni include actor Tom Hanks, Grammy award winner Bobby McFerrin, former cohost of Good Morning America Joan Lunden, former host of the Early Show, Rene Syler, stand-up comedian Brian Posehn, actor Carlos Alazraqui, film director Joe Carnahan, former Stockton mayor Edward Chavez, famous economist and author Richard J. Maybury, former KTLA Morning News Giselle Fernández and founding member of the Village People David Hodo.

• Famous Sacramento State athletics alumni include retired nine-year NFL offensive lineman and two-time Super Bowl winner John Gesek, Houston Texans’ quarterbacks coach Greg Knapp, former 10-year NFL fullback Daimon Shelton, 11-year long snapper and three-time Super Bowl winner Lonie Paxton, former 12-year NFL defensive back Lorenzo Lynch, CFL Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Ricky Ray, former CFL three-time rushing champion Charles Roberts, Arena Football League record-setting quarterback Aaron Garcia and former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Fred Otis Amey.

• The city of Sacramento (population 486,189) is the cultural, educational, business and governmental center of a four-county metropolitan region. As California’s capitol city, Sacramento is center stage for governmental policy for the entire state. A dynamic business sector, an expanding public transportation system, affordable housing, and growing cultural, educational, and medical facilities serve the needs of 1.5 million people.

• One of the most affordable big cities in California., Sacramento is part of a Capital Region in the heart of Northern California, one of the country’s most beautiful areas. Within easy driving distance are San Francisco, the Napa and Sonoma valleys, Yosemite Valley and the Lake Tahoe region’s ski slopes.

• Founded in 1849, Sacramento was California’s first charter city and is at the heart of California history – the gold rush, Pony Express and first continental railroad all began in Sacramento. The city’s rich historical heritage, commitment to quality of life, and abundance of trees and parkland contributed to Newsweek magazine naming Sacramento one of the ten best cities in the United States.

• Sacramento is home to the NBA’s Sacramento Kings and the Sacramento River Cats (Oakland A’s TripleA affiliate).

• Sacramento has also become a tourist center with attractions including the State Capitol building, North America’s largest railroad museum, the Old Sacramento historic area, the California State History Museum and the Crocker Art Museum.

Dr. Alexander Gonzalez has served more than three decades as a professor and education leader, including serving as president of California State University, Sacramento, since 2003.

As the first person in his family to graduate from college, Dr. Gonzalez has devoted his career to ensuring greater opportunities for students. He grew up in East Los Angeles with six siblings, graduating from high school at a time when students did not have the same options for higher education that they have today.

Dr. Gonzalez enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at age 17, served four years and then used the G.I. Bill to graduate from Pomona College in Claremont, Calif.

He graduated with honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He later earned a master’s in psychology and doctorate from the University of California, Santa Cruz, before serving as a postdoctoral research fellow at Stanford University.

His experience includes six years as president of California State University, San Marcos, and 18 years at Fresno State, where he was a faculty member and chair of the Psychology Department before becoming the university’s provost and vice president for academic affairs.

At Sacramento State, Dr. Gonzalez implemented his Destination 2010 initiative to transform the campus into a premier metropolitan university. The bold initiative seeks to make Sacramento State a campus of choice for students in the Sacramento region and beyond.

Following his belief that universities and communities must work together to

improve lives and opportunities, Dr. Gonzalez serves on the Sutter Health Board of Directors and the Pomona College Board of Trustees.

He previously served on the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans and the Valley Vision Board of Directors. His service on several boards and commissions includes six years as a commissioner for the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the accrediting agency for higher education institutions in the western United States. He also served as chair of the Governing Board of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities.

His commitment to the California State University system includes serving on a work group that reviewed and recommended corrective action on remedial education, and, more recently, as a member of a committee of presidents considering policy on enrollment management, the CSU’s Technology Steering Committee, and the Institute for Teaching and Learning.

Dr. Gonzalez is Sacramento State’s 11th president. His wife, Gloria, is also a graduate of the CSU. They have two sons.

Dr. Terry Wanless’ eight-year tenure as Sacramento State’s Director of Athletics has seen growth unparalleled in the school’s 19-year Division I history. His vision of broad success in the department has come to fruition over the last four years where the Hornets have combined to win 26 conference championships. That includes an unprecedented eight conference titles during both the 2006-07 and 2007-08 academic years. In addition, the program has claimed three straight Big Sky Conference Women’s All-Sports Trophies.

In fact, of the 347 Div. I athletics programs, SI.com ranked Sacramento State as the 36th best athletics program during the 2007-08 academic year. This past year (2009-10), the program finished 132nd in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings, the second highest ranked team in the Big Sky Conference.

The 2008-09 West Region Athletic Director of the Year for the Football Championship Subdivision, Wanless has overseen significant facility enhancement to the athletic facilities. The biggest change came during the spring of 2008 with the opening of the Broad Fieldhouse, which serves as the home to Hornet football and track and field, as well as athletic training and strength and conditioning.

The Eli and Edythe Broad Fieldhouse was the first step of an elaborate plan that began with the passing of a referendum by the Sacramento State student body. That vote also led to the creation of a recreation and wellness center which will benefit the entire student body and open in September of 2010.

Wanless has served on numerous NCAA committees, and recently completed a term as a member of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision selection committee and the Div. I Football Issues Committee. Previously, he was a member of the NCAA Football rules committee and the NCAA Peer Review committee.

Wanless has been a visible member of the Sacramento State athletics family, constantly representing the University and department at public outings and speaking engagements. His commitment to the student-athlete has also been clear as both he and his wife, Joanne, attend the majority of Hornet home athletic events and support several teams on the road.

His leadership and academic support have been evident to the student-athletes in other ways as well. The department’s Life Skills Program has seen rapid growth, significantly increasing the number of summer and fifth-year scholarships available to Hornet student-athletes. The Life Skills program has also launched the program’s first computer lab and offers Hornet student-athletes tutoring as well as academic counseling.

Over the last eight years, Sacramento State student-athletes have posted over 2,200 term GPAs of 3.0 or above. At the conclusion of the 2010 spring semester, Hornet student-athletes combined for an overall GPA of 2.98, which is the highest mark since the program joined the Div. I ranks in 1991-92.

His efforts in restoring the department’s booster club structure as well as aggressively improving the University’s collegiate licensing program, while not readily visible, are projects that have, and will continue to enhance the program’s financial footing in years to come.

Athletically, the Hornets have also seen continued growth and success on the field of play. During his eight years at Sacramento State, 25 teams and 145 individuals have advanced to NCAA postseason competition.

Wanless’ efforts to put the Hornets on the map have been instrumental in helping make Sacramento State the unofficial “home of NCAA Championships”. During his eight years of leadership, Sacramento State has served as host to seven NCAA championships (four track, two rowing, one volleyball) as well as the 2004 U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials.

Prior to Sacramento State, Wanless served as athletics director at the University of North Dakota from 1990-1999, guiding the program to one of its most successful decades in school history. During that time, North Dakota enjoyed strong competitive success, winning four NCAA national championships and 36 conference titles. Additionally, 25 other teams finished second in their respective conferences.

Before his position at North Dakota, Wanless was director of intercollegiate athletics at Western Carolina for four years and held a variety of positions, including director of intercollegiate athletics, at Towson University in Maryland.

Wanless earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Black Hills State, a master’s degree in physical education from Northern Illinois and a doctorate in athletics administration from Temple. He and his wife, Joanne, are the parents of two children. Their daughter, Heather, and her husband, Chad Collins, reside in Lexington, Ky., with their daughters Hadley and Leah, and son Jack. Their son Troy, and his wife, Jesi, live in Minneapolis with their daughters Elli and Scarlett.

The Student-Athlete Resource Center offers academic advising, tutoring and mentoring, NCAA rules education and compliance, athletic financial services support, and life skills programming for all student-athletes of Sacramento State’s Division I Intercollegiate Athletics program.

The S.A.R.C.’s services and programming are provided in an assortment of ways including individual advising, orientations, group and team meetings, coaches’ compliance and rules education sessions, freshmen seminar classes, and a variety of student development and academic workshops. S.A.R.C. Director Paul Edwards, Academic Athletic Services Coordinator Laurie Dahlberg, Football Athletic Advisor Bob Shook and Life Skills and Student-Athlete Development Coordinator Mark McGushin serve as the primary advisors to the student-athletes.

Additionally, McGushin coordinates the mentoring program which addresses student-athletes experiencing academic difficulties. The Student-Athlete Academic & Life Skills Lab is available to student-athletes as a study area and to meet with tutors. The S.A.R.C. also provides additional services, guest speakers and

Paul Edwards

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Heather Farwig

Laurie Dahlberg

Mark McGushin

Bob Shook

Katherine Zedonis

Shannon Hall

Josh Collins

The goal of the athletic training staff is to provide all Sacramento State student-athletes with high quality health care. Headed by full-time certified athletic trainers Brandon Padilla, Heather Farwig and Joe Ramos, the Hornets’ athletic training facility provides state-of-the-art support and the services of highly trained sports medicine and health care professionals.

Should an injury occur, student-athletes are seen immediately by their sport’s specific athletic trainer, and are referred, when necessary, to the appropriate medical provider or facility.

Sacramento State boasts three athletic training facilities (two located in the physical education complex and one at the Broad Fieldhouse). All athletic training facilities are equipped with the finest therapeutic modalities and rehabilitative apparatus.

A staff of three team physicians (Dr. Alan Hirahara, Dr. Ronald Sockolov, Dr. Harold Strauch) and a skillful and talented athletic training staff tend to the medical and rehabilitative needs of each and every studentathlete. Also assisting in the health of the student-athletes is a Kaiser physician, two dentists, a physical therapist and a chiropractor.

Sacramento State’s athletic training staff consists of three full-time certified athletic trainers, three graduate assistants and more than 15 athletic training students preparing for a career in sports medicine.

Kyle Yamashiro Physical Therapist RESULTS PT 9500 Micron Ave, #200 Sacramento, CA 95827 (916) 362-7962 Dr. Ronald Sockolov Family Practice 1 Scripps Drive, #202 Sacramento, CA 95825 (916) 927-1114

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workshops related to finding information on campus, in the community and NCAA resources in a variety of areas related to student life, welfare and career opportunities.

Athletic Compliance and Financial Services Director Katherine Zedonis and Compliance Coordinator Shannon Hall are responsible for the administration of NCAA eligibility rules education and compliance for all intercollegiate teams, including issues related to athletic financial aid of student-athletes.

The Athletic Compliance Office is responsible for developing, monitoring and enforcing a compliance program that ensures the integrity of the institution within the guidelines of the NCAA, Big Sky Conference and the University.

Admission Counselor/NCAA Initial Eligibility Coordinator Josh Collins services Sacramento State student-athletes with admission processing responsibilities and monitoring of NCAA initial-eligibility requirements. Collins works closely with both new transfer and incoming freshmen student-athletes. He is the main contact at Sacramento State for student-athletes working with NCAA Eligibility Center procedures.

Dr. Alan Hirahara Orthopedic Surgeon 2801 K Street, Suite 330 Sacramento, CA 95817 (916) 733-5049 Dr. Brian Davis Dir. Of Sports Medicine UC Davis Med Center 4860 Y Street, #1700 Sacramento, CA 95817 (916) 734-5292

Dr. Boris Ellyason Kaiser Permanente Orthopedic Surgeon 1600 Eureka Road Roseville, CA 95661 (916) 784-5283 Dr. Harold Strauch Orthopedic Surgeon 2801 K Street #330 Sacramento, CA 95817 (916) 733-5049

Dr. Randy Davey Team Dentist 6246 Fair Oaks Blvd.

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Mike Connors Women’s Rowing 9th Season

Reggie Christiansen Baseball 1st Season

Jamie Craighead Women’s Basketball 2nd Season

Randy Dedini Women’s Soccer 4th Season

Dima Hrynashka Women’s Tennis 5th Season

Kim Hughes Gymnastics 29th Season

Brian Katz Men’s Basketball 3rd Season

Slava Konikov Men’s Tennis 6th Season

Mike Linenberger Men’s Soccer 22nd Season

Kathleen Raske CC/T&F 8th Season

Marshall Sperbeck Football 4th Season

Kathy Strahan Softball 19th Season

David Sutherland Golf 4th Season

Ruben Volta Volleyball 3rd Season

Adam Craft Terrance Brooks Strength/Conditioning Strength/Conditioning Asst. Director Director

Nat Bailey Equipment Manager

Martinique Baker Administrative Assistant

Brian Berger Media Relations Director

Ryan Bjork Assistant Media Relations Director

Joe Gengler Technical Support

Steve Iwasa Equipment Manager

Mark Livingston Associate Athletics Director

Bill Macriss Deputy Athletics Director

Carter Mattice Athletic Equipment Attendant

T-Anté Sims Director of Ticket Operations

Chris Soriano Marketing Assistant

Steve Tebbs Facilities/Operations Director

Gigi Timpson Business Assistant

Joe Waltasti Assistant Media Relations Director

Veronica Espindola Athletic Equipment Attendant

Angeliza Fontillas Green Army Coordinator

Lois Mattice Senior Woman Administrator

Dr. Steve Perez Faculty Athletics Representative

Adam Primas Marketing Director

Rose Welch Business Manager

Tina Westerhold Stinger Athletic Foundation

Becca Whitman Assistant A.D. for Corporate Sales