2010 sonoma state water polo media guide

32010 Sonoma State Women’s Water Polo 1

TABLE OF CONTENTSWOMEN’S WATER POLO

Head Coach Coralie Simmons 2Alicia Hansel/Chelsea Hennan 3Roster/Schedule 4Uliana/Musco/Goode/Albers 5Myers/Armijo/Stricklin 6Pearce/Espinola/Rosenthal 7Del Carlo/Salazar/Lowy/Clauss 8Shea/Rangel/Smith 9Kunz/Trenkwalder/Stenavich/Rider 10DeMilte/Tasier/Webster 112009 Recap 12All-Time Records 13Team History 14Department Information 15-16Corporate Sponsors 17Sonoma State University 18

Head Coach Coralie Simmons (3rd Season)Office (707) 664-2688E-Mail [email protected]

Assistant Coach Alicia Hansel (3rd Season)Office (707) 664-2688E-Mail [email protected]

Assistant Coach Chelsea Hennan (3rd Season)

SPORTS INFORMATIONAssociate Athletic Director Brandon BronzanOffice (707) 664-2478E-Mail [email protected] www.sonomaseawolves.com

Sports Information Coordinator Tyler LobeOffice (707) 664-2478E-Mail [email protected]

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Rohnert Park, CaliforniaFounded 1961Enrollment 7,500Colors Navy, Columbia Blue, WhiteNickname SeawolvesConference WWPAFacility Dr. G. Edward Rudloff PoolPresident Dr. Ruben ArmiñanaDirector of Athletics Bill Fusco


HEAD COACH CORALIE SIMMONS

WOMEN’S WATER POLO

Coralie Simmons returns for her third season as head coach of the Sonoma State women’s water polo team in 2010. Previously an as-sistant at UCLA and the University of Hawaii, Simmons brings a wealth of national and international experience to Sonoma State’s water polo program.

Last season, Simmons was named the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coach-es (ACWPA) Division II National Coach of the Year after leading the Seawolves to their best-ever finish in the WWPA Championship Tournament last season.

Though the team would finish 12-20 on the year, the Seawolves played one of the toughest schedules in the country, of any team at any level. Nearly all of the Seawolves’ losses came to teams ranked in the National Top 20 and the Seawolves enjoyed wins over nationally-ranked teams like Santa Clara and UC San Diego.

A two-time National Player of the Year at UCLA, Simmons guided the Bruins to their fourth national title in 2001 (in the inaugural NCAA title match). She was the recipient of the Pete Cutino Award, given annually to the top NCAA male and

female players, and earned NCAA Tournament MVP honors.

Simmons sat out the 2000 season as a member of the U.S. Olympic Team, and helped the United States bring home a silver medal at the Olympics in Sydney, Australia. She tied for the team lead in scoring with nine goals at the Games. Simmons helped the U.S. National Team qualify for the Olympic Games in the World Women’s Olympic Qualification Tournament in Italy, scoring a team-leading eight goals.

In 1999, Simmons redshirted the season to compete with the U.S. Women’s National Team. She helped the United States capture a silver medal at the Pan-American Games that summer, and Simmons became the only team member to record a goal in all six Pan-Am Games (she also led the U.S. squad with 10 total goals).

Simmons was named the National Collegiate Player of the Year in 1997 and 1998. The Hemet, Calif., native earned All-America first-team honors, All-MPSF first-team accolades and first-team National Collegiate Championship honors in 1998 when she led the team with a school-record 74 goals in 115 attempts and posted a team-best 64 percent shoot-ing average. In the national title game, Simmons scored three goals to help UCLA defeat California (May 10, 1998).

As a sophomore in 1997, Simmons collected MPSF Southern Division Player of the Year honors, in addition to earning All-MPSF Tournament first-team accolades. She tied her previous single-season school record for goals with 60 and netted points in 28 of 32 matches that season (15 multiple-scoring games). Simmons tallied two goals in the championship match versus California that season.

In her first season at UCLA, Simmons earned All-America first-team accolades and led the Bruins in all offensive categories. She was selected to the 1996 National Collegiate Championship first-team all-tournament team. Simmons assembled a 10-game scoring streak through the Western Regional Qualifying Tourna-ment and National Collegiate Championships.

Simmons earned a degree in geography/environmental studies at UCLA.

CHELSEA HENNANASSISTANT WATER POLO COACH

Chelsea Hennan is back for her third season as an assistant on the SSU water polo team. In 2005, Hennan was selected First Team All-American by the Water Polo Coaches Asso-ciation. She was the first water polo player in school history to earn All-America status. Being an All-American was nothing new to Hennan, however, as she earned the desig-nation at Santa Rosa Junior College as a sophomore.

Hennan left an impression on the SSU record books as well. For her career she ranks third in shot attempts and goals scored, fourth in field blocks, and seventh in steals.

In 2005, Hennan led the team in goals scored, goals per game and attempts. Eleven times she led the offense in scoring for a game. For her career she scored a team game-high in goals 19 times.


MEET THE ASSISTANTS


ALICIA HANSELASSISTANT WATER POLO COACH

Alicia Hansel returns for her third season as an assistant coach after four seasons as head coach of the Sonoma State water polo team. Hansel led the Seawolves to a 73-71 overall record. The Seawolves finished 10th in the Western Water Polo Association in 2004 and 5th in the WWPA in 2005 under Hansel’s guidance. Hansel also coached the Seawolves’ first All-American (Chelsea Hennan) in 2005.

Before becoming head coach at Sonoma State, Hansel was the volunteer head coach of the Sonoma State club team beginning in January 2003. Prior to coming to SSU, Hansel assisted with the Merced Community College team from 1998-2002 and coached at Golden Valley High School in Merced, most recently in 2000.

A four-time All-American and team captain in her playing days at UC Berkeley, Hansel is us-ing her vast experience to mold the Seawolves into a prominent water polo program. While

a member of the UC Berkeley team, Hansel played for Maureen O’Toole, a legend in women’s water polo circles. She also became invovled with the development of Student-Athlete programs and athletic fundraising.

Prior to playing at UC Berkeley, Hansel played at Merced Community College, where she was also named a junior college All-American in 1994.


ROSTER / SCHEDULE# NAME POS YEAR HEIGHT HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

1 Gina Uliana GK Jr. 5-8 San Jose West Valley CC1 Katrina Musco GK Jr. 5-7 San Jose Santa Rosa JC1 Kelsey Goode GK Jr. 5-8 Burlingame Burlingame HS2 Cari Albers Fr. 5-4 Monterey Monterey HS3 Amanda Myers D Fr. 5-3 Oakdale Oakdale HS4 Holly Armijo G Jr. 5-10 Alameda Alameda HS5 Laurel Stricklin C Sr. 5-10 Brea Brea Olinda HS6 Natalie Del Carlo C Fr. 6-2 Ashland, Ore. Ashland HS7 Emily Pearce D Jr. 5-5 Arroyo Grande Arroyo Grande HS8 Ashley Espinola D So. 5-4 Chowchilla Golden Valley HS9 Sarah Rosenthal 2MD So. 5-9 San Diego Westview HS10 Briana Salazar S So. 5-7 Corona Santiago HS11 Kelsey Lowy D Jr. 5-4 Benicia Santa Rosa JC12 Sarah Clauss D Fr. 5-7 South Pasadena South Pasadena HS13 Kyleigh Shea D Jr. 5-3 Brea Rosary HS14 Lindsay Rangel A/D Fr. 5-6 Chino Saint Lucy’s Priory HS15 Brooke Smith UT Sr. 5-5 Pismo Beach Arroyo Grande HS16 Laura Kunz D Fr. 5-7 Sacramento Loretto HS17 Katie Trenkwalder D Fr. 5-3 Walnut Creek Northgate HS18 Alyssa Stenavich S Fr. 5-9 San Diego Junipero Serra HS19 Carissa DeMilte D Jr. 5-7 San Jose West Valley CC

Courtney Rider UT Sr. 5-8 Burlingame Burlingame HSMonica Tasier 2MD Jr. 5-10 Fresno Fresno City CollegeHeather Webster UT Jr. 5-8 Ventura County Ventura CC

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Jan. 30 UC Santa Barbara Berkeley 8:00 a.m.Jan. 30 at California Berkeley 3:30 p.m.Jan. 31 Santa Clara Berkeley 9:15 a.m.Jan. 31 San Jose State Berkeley 1:00 p.m.Feb. 6 UC San Diego Tournament La Jolla TBAFeb. 7 UC San Diego Tournament La Jolla TBAFeb. 13 at Stanford Stanford 10:00 a.m.Feb. 20 Cal Lutheran Rohnert Park 10:00 a.m.Feb. 20 UC Davis Rohnert Park 3:45 p.m.Feb. 21 Cal State East Bay Rohnert Park 10:00 a.m.Feb. 21 UCLA Rohnert Park 2:15 p.m.Mar. 7 UC Davis Tournament Davis TBAMar. 13 at Cal State East Bay Hayward 12:00 p.m.Mar. 15 Indiana Rohnert Park 3:00 p.m.Mar. 19 Loyola Marymount Tournament Los Angeles TBAMar. 20 Loyola Marymount Tournament Los Angeles TBAMar. 24 Santa Clara Rohnert Park 3:00 p.m.Mar. 27 Cal State Bakersfield Tournament Bakersfield TBAMar. 28 Cal State Bakersfield Tournament Bakersfield TBAApr. 9 at Cal State Monterey Bay Seaside 1:30 p.m.Apr. 10 Santa Clara Tournament Santa Clara TBAApr. 11 Santa Clara Tournament Santa Clara TBAApr. 17 Cal State Monterey Bay Rohnert Park 12:00 p.m.Apr. 30-May 2 WWPA Championship Tournament Bakersfield TBA


MEET THE SEAWOLVESGina

ULIANAGOALKEEPER

Junior • 5-8Burlingame, Calif.

Burlingame HS

KatrinaMUSCOGOALKEEPER

Junior • 5-7San Jose, Calif.Santa Rosa JC

KelseyGOODEGOALKEEPER

Junior • 5-8San Jose, Calif.West Valley CC

CariALBERS

Freshman • 5-4Monterey, Calif.

Monterey HS

2009: Appeared in 11 games, including one start in goal...made 35 saves...had two steals.

2008: Started one game in goal and appeared in three total during her freshman campaign…collect-ed 20 saves and pitched in two assists…grabbed a season high 13 saves and had one steal in a 16-5 win against Fresno Pacific (Jan. 26).

High School: Was a member of the 2004 and 2005 PAL All League Second Team…in 2006, was select-ed to the PAL All League First Team as well as ALL CCS Honorable Mention.

Personal: Gina Uliana was born in San Mateo, California on the fourth of July…roots for the San Francisco Giants and is a fan of Kanye West and Rihanna…favorite dish is pizza.

Junior College: Played for the Bear Cubs at Santa Rosa JC...named to the NorCal All-Tournament team in 2008.

High School: Prepped at Pioneer HS in San Jose...Was a first-team all-league selection in 2006.

High School: Prepped at Lincoln HS in San Jose...was a team captain.

Personal: A liberal studies major and child devel-opment minor, Kelsey Plans to become an elemen-tary school teacher in the future.

High School: Was a team captain on Monterey High School’s varsity team.

Personal: Cari’s biggest influence as an athlete is Conrad Kohrs...a fan of the San Francisco Giants...enjoys country music...favorite movie is The Blind Side...Cari exclaims that she loves the beach.

Personal: Katrina (Musco) plans to be a middle school math teacher...a fan of the San Jose Sharks of the NHL.


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

HollyARMIJO

GUARD

Junior • 5-10Alameda, Calif.

Alameda HS

LaurelSTRICKLIN

CENTER

Senior • 5-10Brea, Calif.

Brea Olinda HS

2009: Played in 31 of SSU’s 32 games...scored 10 goals and handed out seven assists...grabbed 11 steals and was second on the team with four field blocks.

2008: Appeared in all 31 games for the Seawolves as a freshman…posted 14 goals on 33 attempts…dished out seven assists and forced 14 steals…led the team in scoring against Hartwick on Mar. 29 with two goals on two attempts…recorded two goals and one assist in a win over Chapman on Mar. 10.

High School: Played varsity water polo at Alameda High School from 2004-2006… First Team All-ACCAL in 2005 as well as Most Improved for Alame-da…was a team captain her senior year…voted

2009: Led the team in goals with 60, the fifth best all-time...is fourth on the all-time list for most goals in a career with 123...needs 64 goals to be SSU’s all-team leader in goals...led the team in goals in 11 of the team’s 32 games...had a season-high five goals in a 13-7 win against Colorado State on 3/15/09...as-sisted on 16 goals...named to the All-WWPA second-team.

2008: A big contributor on the offensive side, post-ing 34 goals in 70 attempts…shot 49% from the field and averaged 1.13 goals per game…collected six goals in the Seawolf Splash Tournament…accu-mulated 13 steals and handed out 10 assists.

2007: Appeared in 36 games for the Seawolves, including two starts…was fifth on the team in goals with 29…second on the squad with a shooting percentage of .420 (min. 50 attempts)…dished out seven assists and forced 11 steals…also collected two field blocks.

High School: Three-time scholar athlete at Brea Olinda High School…competed in water polo, swimming, and track and field…named freshman

AmandaMYERSDEFENDER

Freshman • 5-3Oakdale, Calif.

Oakdale HS

2009: Redshirted.

High School: Attended Oakdale High School in Oakdale.

Personal: Amanda Myers is the daughter of John and Tamera Myers…chose Sonoma State because of the location…undeclared major.

Most Inspirational in 2006…grabbed another First Team All-ACCAL honor during her final year.

Personal: Holly Alyssa Armijo is the daughter of John and Sherri Armijo…chose Sonoma State to play water polo…is a fan of the Oakland A’s…ca-reer goals are to work with children…the Twilight Series are her favorite books.


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

EmilyPEARCE

DEFENDER

Junior • 5-5Arroyo Grande, Calif.

Arroyo Grande HS

AshleyESPINOLA

DEFENDER

Sophomore • 5-4Chowchilla, Calif.Golden Valley HS

SarahROSENTHAL2-METER DEFENDER

Sophomore • 5-9San Diego, Calif.

Westview HS

2009: Started all 32 games for the Seawolves...scored 22 goals and had 26 assists...had a team-high 32 steals.

2008: Was in the pool in all 31 games for the Sea-wolves as a freshman…attempted 27 shots and converted 12 goals…chipped in nine assists and had 14 steals…also had two field blocks.

High School: Was an All-American at Arroyo Grande High School…also a First Team and Second Team All League selection…garnered MVP honors as well.

Personal: Was born in Santa Monica, California…is a kinesiology major at Sonoma State…favorite food is pizza…loves the music of Dubstep…fa-vorite opponent to play against is UCLA…favorite actor is Johnny Depp...goals for this season are is to be number ONE...biggest athletic influence are her teammates...Emily is a twin.

2009: Appeared in 18 games...scored one goal and had one assist.

2008: Redshirted.

High School: Attended Golden Valley High School in Merced, California…selected All-League her junior and senior season…Team MVP in 2005 and Co-MVP in her 2006 campaign.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the beautiful campus and the close proximity to home…her favorite sports team is the San Fran-cisco Giants, Jack Johnson is her favorite musician and pancakes is her favorite food...likes the TV show Grey’s Anatomy…most memorable sports moment is when SSU beat Santa Clara 12-4 at home last season…human development major.

High School: Was team captain and named MVP and Most Inspirational at Westview HS in San Diego.

Personal: Sarah Rosenthal is the daughter of Alan and Ellin Rosenthal…favorite food is mexican…roots for the SD Chargers and Padres...biology major.

of the year in 2003…was MVP in 2004, 2005 and 2006…First Team All League selection her senior year.

Personal: Laurel Strickland is the daughter of Doug and Krista Stricklin…is the youngest of three sib-lings…a criminal justice major...lists Loyola Mary-mount as her favorite opponent to play against…her favorite dish is Mexican…Head Coach Coralie Simmons is her favorite athlete…chose Sonoma State for the location and water polo program…her teammates are her biggest athletic influence.


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

KelseyLOWYDEFENDER

Junior • 5-4Benicia, Calif.Santa Rosa JC

SarahCLAUSS

DEFENDER

Freshman • 5-7South Pasadena, Calif.

South Pasadena HS

BrianaSALAZAR

SET

Sophomore • 5-7Corona, Calif.Santiago HS

2009: Appeared in 11 games for the Seawolves.

High School: Garnered the Shark Award for exem-plifying character and leadership her sophomore year…All CIF Division V Third Team in 2007 and All CIF Division V First Team in 2008…selected First Team Mt. View All League her junior and senior seasons.

NatalieDEL CARLO

CENTER

Freshman • 6-2Ashland, Ore.Ashland HS

2009: Redshirted.

High School: Selected First Team Rio Honda All League, First Team All-Area, and Team MVP her senior year…was a Rio Honda Honorable Mention selection her junior campaign.

High School: Prepped at Ashland HS in Oregon...led Grizzlies to a second place finish in the Oregon Class 5A State Tournament as a sophomore...named team captain in 2008, helping the team to a 15-2 re-cord and the first 5A State Championship in school history...was a first-team All-State selection as a senior...tabbed as the MVP of the Southern Oregon Conference in 2009.

Personal: Daughter of Bob and Jaye Del Carlo...she would like to meet President Barack Obama...favor-ite sports team is the Oregon Ducks and favorite athlete is Michael Jordan...enjoys the movie How The Grinch Stole Christmas...likes the TV show Grey’s Anatomy and Ryan Reynolds is her favorite actor..likes the book Twilight...favorite food is Pesto Pasta.

Personal: Briana was born in Madison, Tennes-see on Christmas day in 1989…was drawn to the beautiful surrounding area at Sonoma State and to the excellent academic programs…aspires to become a high school special education teacher…roots for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Chargers…Tony Azevedo and Brenda Villa are her favorite athletes…favorite opponent to play is Bakersfield.

High School: Attended Benicia High School and played water polo all four years...Also, played two years at Santa Rosa JC.

Personal: Daughter of Russ and Judy Lowy...chose Sonoma State because of the water polo program and the great coaching staff.


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

KyleighSHEA

DEFENDER

Junior • 5-3Brea, Calif.Rosary HS

LindsayRANGEL

ATTACKER/DEFENDER

Freshman • 5-6Chino, Calif.

Saint Lucy’s Priory HS

BrookeSMITH

UTILITY

Senior • 5-5Pismo Beach, Calif.Arroyo Grande HS

2009: Was in the pool during 18 games for Sono-ma State...had eight attempts and had four steals...registered one field block.

2008: Appeared in five games as a freshman…reg-istered three attempts and two assists.

High School: Played at Rosary High School in Fullerton where she was captain her senior year…selected to Second Team All League C.I.F. and was awarded MVP for her efforts in 2006.

Personal: Kyleigh Shea was born in Anaheim, Cali-fornia to Duke and Desira Shea…lists the beautiful campus and the opportunity to play water polo as her reasons for attending Sonoma State…big-gest athletic influence is Natalie Benson (Golda) and head coach Coralie Simmons...most memo-rable sports moment is scoring her first goal at Sonoma State…favorite opponent to play against is Olympic Club and Bakersfield...career goals are to continue her education and be successful in all endeavors...she sweats chlorine.

2009: Started in all 32 games for the Seawolves...had 49 attempts and converted 11 goals...notched eight assists...grabbed 20 steals.

2008: Started all 31 games for the Seawolves at the driver position…posted three goals, five assists, and five steals.

2007: Appeared in 37 games starting three of them…tallied five goals in 25 attempts…posted 11 assists and 12 steals.

High School: Was a 2005 and 2006 All Pac 5 selec-tion…senior team captain in 2006.

Personal: Brooke Smith is the daughter of Scott

Personal: Sarah is the daughter of Donald and Vic-toria Clauss…tabs her high school coaches Robert Echeverria and Stu Blumkin as her biggest influenc-es as an athlete…enjoys the movie Sound of Music and her favorite actress is Jennifer Aniston...a fan of the TV shows Friends...favorite food is Bananas...nursing major.

High School: Prepped at St. Lucy’s Priory High School...named First-Team All-Sierra League as a sophomore, junior and senior...tabbed as the team MVP as a sophomore in 2007...First-Team All-San Gabriel Valley as a sophomore and senior.

Personal: Daughter of Randy and Tina Rangel...fa-vorite sports team is Notre Dame...favorite athletes are Brady Quinn and Tim Tebow.


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

CourtneyRIDER

UTILITY

Senior • 5-8Burlingame, Calif.

Burlingame HS

KatieTRENKWALDER

DEFENDER

Freshman • 5-3Walnut Creek, Calif.

Northgate HS

AlyssaSTENAVICH

SET

Freshman • 5-9San Diego, Calif.

Junipero Serra HS

LauraKUNZDEFENDER

Freshman • 5-7Sacramento, Calif.

Loretto HS

and Cindy Smith…aspires to become a physi-cal therapist…is a kinesiology major at Sonoma State…the Los Angeles Dodgers are her favorite team...loves country music...she expects to improve from last year and help her team be number one in the conference.

High School: Prepped at Loretto High School for one year and Rio Americano High School for three years...received the Most Improved Award and the award for most Outstanding Player.

Personal: Daughter of Brenda and Robert Kunz...chose Sonoma State because of her close proximity of home and for the opportunity to play on the wa-ter polo team...favorite movie is Love and Basket-ball...enjoys the TV show Friends...likes Hamburg-ers...most memorable sports moment is her senior year of high school.

High School: Graduated from Northgate High School...was a scholar athlete...played varsity all four years...First-Team All-League selection as a senior...played for the NCS All-Star team.

Personal: Born Kathryn Anne Trenkwalder to parents Ted and Patty Trenkwalder...chose Sonoma State for the cute campus, small classes and the nice dorms...favorite TV show is South Park...loves the Harry Potter series...enjoys ALL food...her most memorable sports moment was when she played on a team with two of her sisters.

High School: Prepped at Junipero Serra High School in San Diego..was a team captain for the Conquistadors...earned honorable mention status...graduated with honors.

Personal: Daughter of Cammy and Robert Ste-navich...favorite actor is Will Smith and favorite TV show is House...likes Harry Potter and its author, J.K. Rowling...loves to eat popcorn...her goals for the team is to come out of the season on top because of the teamwork...follows the Green Bay Packers and is a fan of Brett Farve.

2009: Appeared in 31 games for the Seawolves, making one start...scored 14 goals on 35 attempts...notched 10 assists...had 16 steals.

2008: Saw action in 23 games…notched seven


MEET THE SEAWOLVES

CarissaDeMILTE

DEFENDER

Junior • 5-7San Jose, Calif.West Valley CC

MonicaTASIER

2-METER DEFENDER

Junior • 5-10Fresno, Calif.

Fresno City College

HeatherWEBSTER

UTILITY

Junior • 5-8Ventura County, Calif.

Ventura CC

goals on eight attempts…posted three assists and grabbed eight steals.

2007: Recorded 12 goals in 21 attempts her fresh-man year…scored two goals and snagged two steals in a 14-5 victory vs. Cal Lutheran (2/24)…dished out six assists and had 11 ejections.

High School: Attended Burlingame High School…was voted 2002 Most Improved player.

Personal: Born in San Francisco, California…is a criminal justice major…chose Sonoma State to pur-sue water polo…Disneyland is her favorite place…her favorite sports team is the San Francisco Gi-ants...loves to watch the movie The Blind Side and the TV show Desperate Housewives...enjoys Ice Cream.

High School: Prepped at Santa Teresa High School in San Jose and spent two years at West Valley CC in Saratoga.

Personal: A sociology major with a minor in En-vironmental studies...Chose Sonoma State for the proximity to her hometown...a fan of the Dal-las Cowboys...follows women’s soccer player Mia Hamm...listens to The Frey...watches Grey’s Anat-omy and loves to eat homemade mini pizzas...her goal this season is to have a positive attitude and to learn from her mistakes...Carissa makes sure that her nails are always painted.

High School: Attended Clovis West High School in Fresno...was a six-time athletic scholar...earned several honors including First-Team All-City, First-Team All-CIF Division I, First-Team All-League in 2006...named team captain as a senior...most valu-able defensive player in 2006...also spent two years at Fresno City College...made the Dean’s List and was named Academic Scholar...team captain for the Rams in 2008.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Anna Tasier...favorite sports team is the Phoenix Suns...likes to listen to Brooks and Dunn...favorite movie is Animal House...loves seedless watermelon...an interesting fact is that she hates the number 5.

High School: Prepped at Adolfo Camarillo High School...also played for Ventura CC for two years before coming to Sonoma State.

Personal: Daughter of Thomas and Tammy Web-ster...her biggest influence as an athlete is her mom and dad...fan of the New York Yankees and likes Jorge Posada and Derek Jeter...favorite movie is Dumb and Dumber...likes to watch the TV show House...favorite food is Sushi.


2009 RESULTS/STATISTICSDATE OPPONENT W L SCORE OVERALL WWPA Top ScorerJan. 31 vs. Hawaii L 1-14 0-1 Mullins (1)Jan. 31 vs. California L 1-15 0-2 Mullins (1)Feb. 1 at Santa Clara* L 7-8 0-3 0-1 Mullins (5)Feb. 1 vs. San Jose State L 9-14 0-4 Three tied with (2)Feb. 6 at Cal State Monterey Bay* W 10-7 1-4 1-1 Two tied with (3)Feb. 14 at Stanford L 7-19 1-5 Brookbank (3)Feb. 21 vs. Cal State East Bay* W 10-7 2-5 2-1 Watt (3)Feb. 22 vs. Cal Lutheran W 11-8 3-5 Mullins/Stricklin (3)Feb. 22 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay* W 11-8 4-5 3-1 Stricklin (4)Mar. 7 at UC Davis L 8-17 4-6 Stricklin (4)Mar. 7 vs. Cal State Bakersfield* L 7-9 4-7 3-2 Pearce (3)Mar. 14 vs. Cal State San Bernardino* W 12-6 5-7 4-2 Watt/Brookbank (3)Mar. 14 vs. Cal State Northridge L 11-12 5-8 Mullins (5)Mar. 15 at Loyola Marymount* L 7-11 5-9 4-3 Watt (2)Mar. 15 vs. Colorado State* W 13-7 6-9 5-3 Stricklin (5)Mar. 24 vs. Harvard L 7-8 6-10 Stricklin (3)Mar. 26 vs. Santa Clara* W 12-4 7-10 6-3 Stricklin (3)Mar. 28 at Indiana L 4-13 7-11 Stricklin (3)Mar. 28 vs. Maryland W 10-9 8-11 Three tied with (2)Mar. 29 vs. Michigan L 2-12 8-12 Smith/Mullins (1)Apr. 4 vs. Cal State San Bernardino* W 9-7 9-12 7-3 Mullins/Watt (2)Apr. 4 vs. UC San Diego* L 6-7 9-13 7-4 Six tied with (1)Apr. 5 vs. Loyola Marymount* L 6-11 9-14 7-5 Six tied with (1)Apr. 5 vs. Cal State Bakersfield* L 7-8 9-15 7-6 Pearce (2)Apr. 10 vs. UC Santa Cruz* W 13-9 10-15 8-6 Stricklin/Watt (3)Apr. 14 at Pacific W 8-7 11-15 Stricklin (5)Apr. 18 vs. UC Santa Barbara L 5-11 11-16 Stricklin (2)Apr. 19 vs. Cal State Northridge L 4-11 11-17 Stricklin (2)Apr. 19 at Cal State San Bernardino* L 7-8 11-18 8-7 Seven tied with (1)Apr. 24 vs. UC San Diego* W 9-5 12-18 9-7 Stricklin/Watt (2)Apr. 25 vs. Loyola Marymount* L 6-13 12-19 9-8 Stricklin (3)Apr. 26 vs. Cal State Bakersfield* L 8-9 12-20 9-9 Stricklin (2)

PLAYER GS GP Att. Goals Ast. TO EX Stls. FB EE GPG Sh%Jackie Snyder 32 32 31 7 15 8 23 18 1 19 0.22 0.23Kiana Taparra 0 21 2 1 2 1 3 1 0 2 0.05 0.00Holly Armijo 0 31 39 10 7 10 14 11 4 9 0.32 0.26Laurel Stricklin 32 32 113 60 16 16 27 15 3 34 1.88 0.53Briana Salazar 0 11 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0.00 0.00Lydia Lombard 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 0.00Lauren Smith 32 32 83 16 21 16 42 20 2 7 0.50 0.19Emily Pearce 32 32 51 22 26 9 25 32 3 16 0.69 0.43Sara Watt 0 31 55 26 17 3 14 20 3 56 0.69 0.43Kyleigh Shea 0 18 8 0 0 4 3 4 1 1 0.00 0.00Andrea Brookbank 1 32 66 21 14 13 33 17 4 25 0.66 0.32Brooke Smith 32 32 49 11 8 12 16 20 0 4 0.34 0.22Samantha Mullins 30 31 130 52 25 8 24 26 7 13 1.68 0.40Courtney Rider 1 31 35 14 10 6 33 16 3 19 0.45 0.40Melissa Pence 0 12 5 2 0 3 2 4 0 0 0.17 0.40Ashley Espinola 0 18 9 1 1 2 4 3 1 1 0.06 0.11TOTALS 676 243 162 112 264 208 32 208 0.61 0.36

PLAYER GS GP Saves GA Ast. Stls. TO KO EJLysa Lombard 31 31 266 278 3 41 3 0 2Gina Uliana 1 11 35 41 0 2 1 0 0TOTALS 301 319 3 43 4 0 2


RECORDS

AttemptsCareer1. Samantha Mullins (2006-09) ....3722. Amanda Haddock (2004-06) ....3713. Chelsea Hennan (2005-04) .......3664. Sasha Versage (2005-06) ............2565. Laurel Stricklin (2007-) .........2526. Jessica Scott (2007-08) ...............2317. Roxanna McEwen (2005-07) .....2238. Jenna Bole (2007-08) ..................1929. Ashley Phelps (2006) ...................15010. Krsytal Truman (2005-06) ..........132

Season1. Amanda Haddock (2005)...........2262. Chelsea Hennan (2005) ..............2083. Jessica Scott (2007)......................1624. Chelsea Hennan (2006) ..............1585. Ashley Phelps (2006) ...................1506. Amanda Haddock (2006)...........1457. Sasha Versage (2005) ..................1438. Samantha Mullins (2009) ...........1309. Jenna Bole (2007) .........................12510. Samantha Burchard (2008) .......118

GoalsCareer1. Amanda Haddock (2004-06) ....1872. Samantha Mullins (2006-09) ....1653. Chelsea Hennan (2005-06) .......1384. Laurel Stricklin (2007-) .........1235. Jessica Scott (2007-08) ................. 93 Sasha Versage (2005-06) .............. 937. Roxanna McEwen (2005-07) ....... 798. Jenna Bole (2007-08) .................... 619. Sara Watt (2008-09) ....................... 4910. Ashely Phelps (2006) ..................... 43

Season1. Amanda Haddock (2005)............. 752. Chelsea Hennan (2005) ................ 723. Jessica Scott (2007)........................ 684. Chelsea Hennan (2006) ................ 665. Laurel Stricklin (2009) ................... 606. Amanda Haddock (2004)............. 587. Amanda Haddock (2006)............. 548. Samantha Mullins (2009) ............. 529. Samantha Mullins (2007) ............. 5110. Samantha Mullins (2008) ............. 50

AssistsCareer1. Sasha Versage (2005-06) ........... 1372. Samantha Mullins (2006-09) .......703. Jessica Scott (2007-08) ..................604. Lauran Zambruski (2005-08) ......595. Amanda Haddock (2004-06) .......516. Roxanna McEwen (2005-07) .......437. Jenna Bole (2007-08) .....................398. Lauren Smith (2008-09) ................369. Emily Pearce (2008-) ............... 3510. Laurel Stricklin (2007-) .......... 33 Sara Watt (2008-09) ........................33 Ashley Phelps (2006) .....................33

Season1. Sasha Versage (2006) .....................762. Sasha Versage (2005) .....................613. Ashley Phelps (2006) .....................334. Jessica Scott (2007) ........................32 Lauran Zambruski (2007) .............326. Lisa Roby (2005) ..............................31 Krystal Truman (2005) ...................318. Amanda Haddock (2005) .............299. Jessica Scott (2008) ........................2810. Emily Pearce (2009) ........................26

StealsCareer1. Sasha Versage (2005-06) ........... 1492. Krystal Truman (2005-06) .......... 1063. Lauran Zambruski (2005-08) ... 1034. Roxanna McEwen (2005-07) .......995. Samantha Mullins (2006-09) .......976. Ashley Phelps (2006) .....................817. Chelsea Hennan (2005-06) ..........738. Samantha Bruchard (2007-08) ...719. Jenna Bole (2007-08) .....................6710. Amanda Haddock (2004-06) .......61

Season1. Sasha Versage (2005) .....................872. Ashley Phelps (2006) .....................813. Krystal Truman (2005) ...................62 Sasha Versage (2006) .....................625. Samantha Burchard (2007) .........51 Lauran Zambruski (2007) .............517. Amber McQugh (2005) .................498. Roxanna McEwen (2007) ..............469. Shelley Grout (2005) ......................4510. Krystal Truman (2006) ...................44

Field BlocksCareer1. Roxanna McEwen (2005-07) .......442. Samantha Mullins (2006-09) ......423. Christina Maher (2005-08) ..........184. Chelsea Hennan (2005-06)..........155. Lauran Zambruski (2005-08) ......11 Samantha Bruchard (2007-08)...117. Sasha Versage (2005-06) ................ 8 Jenna Bole (2007-08) ...................... 89. Holly Armijo (2008-) ................ 7 Laurel Stricklin (2007-) ............ 7 Andrea Brookbank (2008-09) ....... 7 Shelley Grout (2004-05) ................. 7

Season1. Roxanna McEwen (2007) .............232. Roxanna McEwen (2006) .............183. Samantha Mullins (2007) .............16 Samantha Mullins (2008) .............164. Samantha Mullins (2009) ............... 7 Shelley Grout (2004) ........................ 7 Sasha Versage (2006) ...................... 7 Christina Maher (2007) ................... 77. Lauran Zambruski (2006) .............. 6 Samantha Burchard (2007) ........... 69. Christina Maher (2005) ................... 5 Chelsea Hennan (2006) .................. 5 Jenna Bole (2007) ............................. 5 Jessica Scott (2007).......................... 5

SavesCareer1. Kaitlyn Browrigg (2006-07) ...... 4902. Lysa Lombard (2008-09) ........... 4743. Kimberly Fortson (2005-06) ..... 4464. Alejandra Garcia (2004) ............. 2815. Meghan Saavedra (2007) .............47

Season 1. Kaitlyn Brownrigg (2007) .......... 3262. Kimberly Forston (2005) ........... 3033. Alejandra Garcia (2004) ............. 2814. Lysa Lombard (2009) .................. 2664. Lysa Lombard (2008) .................. 2085. Kaitlyn Brownrigg (2006) .......... 1646. Kimberly Fortson (2006) ........... 143


TEAM HISTORY


Saves 2004 Alejandra Garcia ......................2812005 Kimberly Fortson ....................3032006 Kaitlyn Brownrigg ...................1642007 Kaitlyn Brownrigg ...................3262008 Lysa Lombard ...........................2082009 Lysa Lombard ...........................266

*nine games are missing from the 2004 statistics

Team HistoryYear Head Coach Overall Conf.2004 Alicia Hansel 8-20 7-132005 Alicia Hansel 26-17 15-112006 Alicia Hansel 21-13 16-182007 Alicia Hansel 18-21 8-152008 Coralie Simmons 14-17 9-92009 Coralie Simmons 12-20 9-9

HonorsAll-WWPA2005 Amanda Haddock (2nd Team) Sasha Versage (Hon. Mention)2006 Amanda Haddock (2nd Team)2008 Samantha Burchard (2nd Team)2009 Samantha Mullins (1st Team) Lysa Lombard (2nd Team) Laurel Stricklin (2nd Team)

WPCA All-American2005 Chelsea Hennan (1st Team)

All-Time SeriesBrown................................................................. 0-2Bucknell ............................................................ 0-1California .......................................................... 0-2Cal Baptist ........................................................ 0-1 Cal Lutheran ..................................................11-1Cal Maritime .................................................... 1-0Cal State Bakersfield ..................................... 5-8Cal State East Bay .........................................14-6Cal State Monterey Bay .............................17-2Cal State Northridge ..................................... 0-4Cal State San Bernardino ............................ 5-9Cal Tech ............................................................. 2-0Chapman .......................................................... 4-1Colorado State ................................................ 6-3Fresno Pacific .................................................. 1-0Hartwick ............................................................ 0-1Harvard ............................................................. 0-1Hawaii ................................................................ 0-2Indiana .............................................................. 0-2Iona ..................................................................... 1-0La Verne ............................................................ 5-2Long Beach State ........................................... 0-1Loyola Marymount........................................ 0-5Maryland .......................................................... 1-1Michigan ........................................................... 0-1Occidental ........................................................ 4-0Pacific ................................................................. 4-3Pomona-Pitzer ................................................ 1-2Princeton .......................................................... 0-1Redlands ........................................................... 0-1San Jose State ................................................. 0-4Santa Clara .....................................................1-19Stanford ............................................................ 0-1UC Davis ............................................................ 0-7UCLA .................................................................. 0-1UC San Diego .................................................. 1-6UC Santa Barbara ........................................... 0-1UC Santa Cruz ...............................................10-3Wheaton ........................................................... 1-0Whittier ............................................................. 3-2Villanova ........................................................... 1-0

Yearly LeadersGoals2004 Amanda Haddock..................... 582005 Amanda Haddock..................... 752006 Chelsea Hennan ........................ 662007 Jessica Scott ............................... 682008 Samantha Mullins ..................... 502009 Laurel Stricklin ........................... 60

Attempts2004 Not available2005 Amanda Haddock...................2262006 Chelsea Hennan ......................1582007 Jessica Scott .............................1622008 Samantha Burchard ...............1182009 Samantha Mullins ...................130

Shooting Pct. (min. 50)2004 Not available2005 Chelsea Hennan ..................... .3462006 Roxanna McEwen .................. .4402007 Samantha Mullins .................. .5002008 Laurel Stricklin ........................ .4402009 Laurel Stricklin ........................ .530

Assists2004 Lisa Roby ...................................... 172005 Sasha Versage ............................ 612006 Sasha Versage ............................ 762007 Jessica Scott ............................... 32 Lauran Zambruski .................... 322008 Jessica Scott ............................... 282009 Emily Pearce ............................... 26

Steals 2004 Amber McQugh ........................ 302005 Sasha Versage ............................ 872006 Ashley Phelps ............................. 812007 Samantha Burchard ................. 51 Lauran Zambruski .................... 512008 Jenna Bole ................................... 332009 Emily Pearce ............................... 32

Field Blocks2004 Not available2005 Chelsea Hennan ........................ 102006 Roxanna McEwen ..................... 182007 Roxanna McEwen ..................... 232008 Samantha Mullins ..................... 162009 Samantha Mullins ........................7


DEPARTMENT INFORMATIONBILL FUSCO

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Bill Fusco is now in his 13th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU intercollegiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure.

Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully moved into the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), initiated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media part-nerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness, the annual car drawing and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Com-mittee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently completed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Champion-ships Committee.

As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operating a Division II intercollegiate athletic program.

With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leadership in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.

Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy. Their son Michael is a graduate of Long Beach State University and their daughter Marissa is a freshman at Sonoma State Univer-sity.

YVONNE BURBANKASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR

STUDENT ATHLETE SERVICES

Yvonne Burbank is in her fourth year as Associate Athlet-ics Director and Compliance Coordinator at Sonoma State University in 2009-10.

A decorated women’s basketball star at SSU from 1995-99, Yvonne Burbank (then Yvonne Daily) was a team captain and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). On the court, she helped lead the team to an NCAC co-championship and to back-to-back NCAA regional appear-ances.

Burbank joined the women’s basketball coaching staff under Mark Rigby from 1999-2001 before moving on to the University of San Francisco for a two-year stint on the Dons’ coaching staff. While at USF, Burbank earned her Master’s Degree in Sports Management.

Prior to returning to Sonoma State, Burbank spent three years as the head girl’s basketball coach at Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa. She was also an integral part of the academy’s athletic department, overseeing scheduling, game management, and revenue generation.

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Intercollegiate Athletics

1801 E. Cotati Ave.Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone ________________________________ 707-664-2521Fax __________________________________ 707-664-4104Website ________________________sonomaseawolves.com

Director of Athletics _________________________ Bill Fusco Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director _____________Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director/SWA ________ Yvonne Burbank Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Director ____________ Megan Christensen Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Representative ___________ Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected] Analyst ____________________ Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2044; E-Mail: [email protected] Manager ________________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: [email protected] Coordinator ________________ Michael Balasek Phone: 707-664-2701; E-Mail: [email protected] of Business Operations ____________ Michael Ogg Phone: 707-664-3351; E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant _____________________ Erin Rock Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected]

Sports Information Coordinator ______________ Tyler Lobe Phone: 707-664-2478; E-Mail: [email protected] Information Fax ___________________ 707-664-3291

Athletic Training Phone __________________ 707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer ________________________Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: [email protected]. Athletic Trainer ________________________ Julie MillerAthletic Trainer ______________________ Andrew Simpkins

COACHES DIRECTORYBaseball __________________________________ John Goelz Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball __________________________ Pat Fuscaldo Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: [email protected]’s/Women’s Golf ______________________ Val Verhunce Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer ___________________________ Marcus Ziemer Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ______________________ Steve Cunninghame Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: [email protected] ______________________________ Jennifer Bridges Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: [email protected] ________________________________ Bear Grassl Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball ________________________ Mark Rigby Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Cross Country ____________________ Mark James Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer ________________________Luke Oberkirch Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis _________________________ Tracey Prince Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Water Polo ___________________ Coralie Simmons Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: [email protected]


DEPARTMENT INFORMATIONBRANDON BRONZANASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTORCOMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Brandon Bronzan is in his eighth year as a member of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Hired as Sports Informa-tion Director in 2002, Bronzan was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director in 2006 and Associate Athletics Director in 2008. He was re-classified as the Associate Athletics Director for Communica-tions and Marketing in 2009.Bronzan oversees seven sports within the Depart-ment of Intercollegiate Athletics and is involved with the marketing and promotion of all teams and student-athletes. He also handles game schedul-ing and in 2008 established The Seawolf Sports Network, which broadcasts Sonoma State sporting events on the Internet.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publications Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will begin his second year on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee.

A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Windsor with his wife Tiffany and his daughter, Olivia.

TYLER LOBESPORTS INFORMATION COORDINATOR

Tyler Lobe is in his first year as the Sports Informa-tion Coordinator at Sonoma State University.

He is in charge of in-game statistical information and will produce pre- and post-game releases and publications while helping to maintain the depart-ment web site. He will also facilitate media requests of coaches and/or student-athletes.

A native of Washington State, Tyler holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from Central Washington University. He spent five years as a student assistant in the Athletic Media Relations Department at CWU, serving as the main contact for women’s soccer and assisting with the sports information and media relations needs of the other ten varsity sports. He spent the summer of 2008 as an intern for the Seattle Mariners in the Baseball Information Department.

As a student at CWU, he also co-hosted a sports talk radio show on the campus radio station and was instrumental in helping with the creation of “Coffee With The Coaches,” a live weekly interview session with players and coaches from the athletic department.

Tyler resides in Santa Rosa and is a die hard fan of the Seattle Seahawks. He also enjoys to play softball and golf in his free time.

Interview PolicyAll interviews with Sonoma State University Athlet-ics administration, coaching staff members, and/or student-athletes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office. Please contact Sports Information Coordinator Tyler Lobe at 707-664-2478. All interviews with student-athletes will be arranged around their academic class schedules and/or practice times.

Credential RequestsAll requests for media credentials and photography passes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office as early as possible. Only legitimate requests will be granted. All Photographers must shoot from the baselines, and positions are at the judgment of the game’s officials and/or the Sports Information Office at all times.

Media ServicesSonoma State University Sports Information uses com-puterized statistics. All working media will receive an official game program and notes, halftime box score, and a final game box score, including play-by-play scoring.

Post-Game ResultsThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office will provide e-mailing of the final game box score to media outlets of opposing teams. Please contact the Sports Information office with any special requests.

Visiting RadioStations wishing to broadcast games from The Wolves’ Den must make arrangements with the Sports Informa-tion Office as early as possible to reserve space. There are no phone lines for radio use at soccer, baseball/ softball or Water Polo.

Weekly ReleaseThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office produces a weekly release in .pdf format for all 13 sports that is posted to the athletics website (www.sonomasea-wolves.com). If you would like to have a sport’s weekly release e-mailed directly to you, email Tyler Lobe at [email protected] (be sure to indicate which sport(s) are being requested).

SPORTS INFORMATION PHONE(707) 664-2478

SPORTS INFORMATION FAX(707) 664-3291

www.sonomaseawolves.com


CORPORATE SPONSORSSonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

would like to thank the following corporate sponsors for their support of Seawolves Athletics

DIAMOND PARTNERS Sonoma State Enterprises, Inc.• Wine Country Radio• International Brotherhood of Electrical • Workers - Local 1551 National Electrical Contractors Association • Redwood Empire Chapter Lunardi Electric•

PLATINUM PARTNERS Outback Steakhouse• Hansel Toyota• Toyota Motor Corporation• Hampton Inn & Suites• Southern Wine & Spirits• Doubletree Hotel - Sonoma Wine Country• Barnes & Noble College Booksellers•

GOLD PARTNERS Good Nite Inn• Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc.• AT&T Yellow Pages• Southwest Airlines• Les Schwab Tire Center• SSU Alumni Association• Pepsi• Exchange Bank• University Sports Publications, Inc.• Driven Raceway• McLea’s Tire Center• The Community Voice•

For more information on becoming an SSU Athletics Corporate Partner, contact Bill Fusco at (707) 664-2639.

SILVER PARTNERS Allstate Insurance - Greg Simpkins• Quizno’s at The Wolf Den Plaza• Royal Coach Car Wash - Cotati• Latitude Island Grill - Rohnert Park• University of Sports• Endless Summer Salon at The Wolf Den • Plaza

BRONZE PARTNERS In-N-Out• Safeway• US Bank• Target• Applebee’s• Enterprise Rent-A-Car• Quality Inn Petaluma• Domino’s Pizza• Double Decker Lanes• T&B Sports• Ameci’s Pizza & Pasta• Gold Rush Jewelers• Santa Rosa Auto Body• Las Guitarras• Tres Hombres Long Bar & Grill• Sheraton Hotel - Petaluma• Fresh Choice• Round Table Pizza• Chili’s• Port of Subs• Clif Bar• Gatorade• Nike• State Farm Insurance - Tony Maestri• RPM Automotive• Sallie Tomatoes•


SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

With a tradition of high academic standards, Sonoma State University offers its 7,500 students a friendly, safe and infor-mal atmosphere in a beautiful campus setting. The 269-acre campus is one of the most requested in the CSU system and is located in California’s premier wine country 40 miles north of San Francisco. With 25 percent of its student body living on campus in both suite and apartment style campus housing, Sonoma is one of the most residential campuses within the Cali-fornia State University system. The university offers a student-centered education focused on personal attention, student support and a dynamic, rewarding community.

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