2011 uc davis women's lacrosse media guide

2011 UC DAVIS LACROSSE �

School......................................................University.of.California,.Davis.(UC.Davis)Address...................................................One.Shields.Avenue./.Davis,.CA..95616Established/Founded............................1905/1908Enrollment..............................................32,153Nickname................................................AggiesColors......................................................Yale.Blue.&.GoldNational Affiliation................................NCAA.Division.I.Conference..............................................Mountain.Pacific.Sports.FederationHome Site...............................................Aggie.Stadium.(10,743)

Chancellor...............................................Dr..Linda.Katehi.(Athens.Polytechnic.’77)Director of Athletics..............................Greg.Warzecka.(California.‘75)Senior Associate A.D.....Compliance,.Eligibility.&.Sports.Med...........Nona.Richardson.(Michigan.State.’83)....Ext..Affairs.&.Resource.Dev.:.....................Cindy.Spiro.(Pacific.’76)Executive Assistant A.D.......................Mike.Bazemore.(Sam.Houston.State.’82)Assistant A.D.s....Media.Relations:......................................Mike.Robles.(Cal.Poly.’88)....Football.Ops.&.Event.Mgmt:.....................Josh.Flushman.(UC.Davis.’00)....Marketing.&.Promotions:..........................Scott.Brayton.(UC.Davis.‘94)....Compliance:............................................Jennifer.Cardone.(Adelphi.‘90)....Development:..........................................Mike.Angius.(UC.Davis.‘77)Faculty Athletic Rep..............................Dr..Catherine.VandeVoort.(Iowa.State.’72)Head Athletic Trainer............................Jeff.Hogan.(UC.Davis.’81)Director of Academic Services..............Michelle.Roppeau.(Carleton)

Head Coach.............................................Elaine.Jones,.10th.Year.(Virginia.’92)Office......................................................224.Hickey.Gym.................................................................One.Shields.Avenue.................................................................Davis,.CA..95616Email.......................................................ejjones@ucdavis.eduPhone......................................................(530).979-1721Career & UC Davis Record....................81-75.(.519).in.9.years

Assistant Coach.....................................Katie.Leland,.1st.Year.(New.Hampshire.’06)Email.......................................................kbleland@ucdavis.edu

2010 Record..........................................11-6,.3-3.in.MPSF2010 Conference Finish........................T3rd.in.MPSF.standings;.tournament.semifinalistLetterwinners Ret./Lost......................19/4Starters Ret./Lost................................8/4

Media Relations Contact.......................Mark.Honbo.(UC.Davis.’94)Email.......................................................mwhonbo@ucdavis.eduMedia Relations Phone.........................(530).752-8050.Aggies on the Web................................http://www.ucdavisaggies.com

Guide Contents

2011 Quick Facts

GENERALQuick Facts ........................................................................................12011 Roster ........................................................................................2Head Coach Elaine Jones ....................................................................3Assistant Coaches Katie Leland & Molly Peterson ..............................3

AGGIE PROFILESLauren Boyle, Christina Corsa ............................................................4Gina Hoffmire, Alyse Lasater ..............................................................5Laura Martin, Rachael Martinez ..........................................................6Kjersten Nordmeyer, Vannessa Jamison ..............................................7Laura Sunday, Kristi Irgens, Meghan Olmstead ...................................8Tess Alekna, Casey Bowles, Elizabeth Datino ......................................9Anna Geissbuhler, Stephanie Guercio, Natasha Markham .................10Hannah Mirza, Meghan Jordan, Allison Langius, Rachael Mack ........11Jordan Majka, Ashley Miller, Lauren Nardi .......................................12Leah Tremblay Adams, Carly Voris ...................................................13

2010 RECAPGame-by-Game Scores .....................................................................14Individual Statistics ..........................................................................15MPSF Recap .....................................................................................16MPSF Statistical Leaders ...................................................................17

PROGRAM HISTORYSchool Records ............................................................................18-22All-Time Letterwinners .....................................................................23Year-by-Year Scores ......................................................................24-25Aggie Award Winners ..................................................................26-27

CAMPUS SECTIONThis is UC Davis ...............................................................................i-iiUC Davis Athletics Staff ................................................................. iii-viFacilities Overview ..................................................................... vii-viiiServing The Student-Athlete .............................................................. ix

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2011 Roster

No. Player Pos Ht. Yr. Hometown Schools Major0. Kjersten.NORDMEYER***. GK. 5-2. Sr.. Alamo,.Calif.. Monte.Vista.HS.’07. Civil.Engineering

1. Anna.GEISSBUHLER*. Mid. 5-5. So.. Worthington,.Ohio. Worthington.HS.’09. Clinical.Nutrition

2. Allison.LANGIUS. Mid. 5-7. Fr.. Santa.Ana,.Calif.. Foothill.HS.’10. Biomedical.Engineering

3. Rachael.MARTINEZ***. Mid. 5-6. Sr.. San.Ramon,.Calif.. California.HS.’07. Exercise.Biology

4. Lauren.NARDI. Mid. 5-7. Fr.. El.Cajon,.Calif.. Cathedral.Catholic.HS.’10. Undeclared

5. Laura.MARTIN***. Mid. 5-10. Sr.. Kent,.Ohio. Roosevelt.HS.’07. Managerial.Economics

6. Christina.CORSA***. Mid. 5-7. Sr.. Danville,.Calif.. Monte.Vista.HS.’07. Psychology

7. Carly.VORIS. Mid. 6-0. Fr.. San.Diego,.Calif.. Mount.Carmel.HS.’10. Communication

8. Tess.ALEKNA*. Def. 5-4. So.. Dover,.Mass.. Dover-Sherborn.HS.’09. Undeclared

9. Alyse.LASATER***. Mid. 5-10. Sr.. Poway,.Calif.. Poway.HS.’07. Human.Development

10. Kristi.IRGENS*. Atk. 5-5. So.. Aurora,.Colo.. Smoky.Hills.HS.’08. Aeronautical.Science.&.Engineering

11. Vannessa.JAMISON**. Def. 5-6. Jr.. Poway,.Calif.. Poway.HS.’08. Managerial.Economics

12. Jordan.MAJKA. GK. 5-9. Fr.. Lake.Forest,.Ill.. Lake.Forest.HS.’10. Undeclared

13. Hannah.MIRZA*. Mid. 5-7. So.. Mill.Valley,.Calif.. Miss.Porter’s.School.(COnn.).’09. Undeclared

14. Laura.SUNDAY**. Mid. 5-5. Jr.. Venetia,.Pa.. Peters.Township.HS.’08. International.Relations

15. Lauren.BOYLE***. Atk. 5-5. Sr.. San.Bruno,.Calif.. Sacred.Heart.Prep.’07. Civil.Engineering

16. Gina.HOFFMIRE***. Mid. 5-6. Sr.. Corte.Madera,.Calif.. Marin.Catholic.HS.’07. Communication

17. Casey.BOWLES. Def. 5-8. So.. Danville,.Calif.. San.Ramon.Valley.HS.’09. Exercise.Biology

19. Meghan.OLMSTEAD*. Mid. 5-6. So.. North.Brunswick,.N.J.. North.Brunswick.Township.HS.’08. Biological.Sciences

21. Meghan.JORDAN. Mid. 5-8. Fr.. Lake.Oswego,.Ore.. Lakeridge.HS.’10. Undeclared

22. Natasha.MARKHAM*. Def. 5-8. So.. Coto.De.Caza,.Calif.. Tesoro.HS.’09. Exercise.Biology

23. Stephanie.GUERCIO*. Mid. 5-6. So.. Ronkonkoma,.N.Y.. Connetquot.HS.’09. Sociology

24. Ashley.MILLER. Mid. 5-4. Fr.. Tustin,.Calif.. Beckman.HS.’10. Undeclared

25. Rachael.MACK. Def. 5-5. Fr.. Davis,.Calif.. Davis.HS.’10. Nutrition.Science

27. Elizabeth.DATINO*. Atk. 5-5. So.. Centennial,.Colo.. Littleton.HS.’09. Anthropology

28. Leah.TREMBLAY-ADAMS. Def. 5-6. Fr.. Danville,.Calif.. Monte.Vista.HS.’10. Anthropology

*.-.denotes.years.lettered.at.UC.Davis

. Elaine.JONES. Head.Coach,.9th.Year.(Virginia.’92)

. Katie.LELAND. Assistant.Coach,.1st.Year.(New.Hampshire.’06)

. Molly.PETERSON. Undergraduate.Assistant,.1st.Year.(UC.Davis.’10)

Pronunciation GuideTess ALEKNA: “ah-LECK-nah”Casey BOWLES: like “bowls”Anna GEISSBUHLER: “GICE-byoo-ler”Stephanie GUERCIO: “GERSH-ee-oh”Allison LANGIUS: rhymes with “Angus”Alyse LASATER: “LASS-it-er”Molly LAPOLLA: “la-POHL-ah”Jordan MAJKA: “MIE-kah”KJERSTEN Nordmeyer: “KEER-sten”Leah TREMBLAY-Adams: like “trembly”

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Coaching Staff

Former University of Virginia standout Elaine Jones enters her 10th year as head coach for the UC Davis women’s lacrosse program. While at the helm, she has led the Aggies to five winning seasons – three of which have taken place during and since the university’s transition to NCAA Division I status. Most recently, Jones led the Aggies to a 12-6 record in 2010, marking a 28-point jump in LaxPower’s power ratings and earning that site’s nod as the most improved Division I program in the country.

Under Jones’ guidance, eight Aggies have earned All-America honors and 12 have garnered spots on all-conference teams.

The Baltimore, Md. native immediately made an impact on the UC Davis program upon her arrival in 2002, earning Warrior/Inside Lacrosse Coach of the year honors and guiding the Aggies to a No. 3 final national ranking. A year later, UC Davis posted a 7-1 mark against Division II competition, narrowly missing a berth in the NCAA Championships. Most notably, however, was the Aggies defeated both that year’s national champion (Stonehill) and national runner-up (Longwood) during the regular season.

In the seasons that followed, UC Davis made the transition from NCAA Division II to Division I membership. Although the team was not eligible for NCAA postseason due to the reclassification rules of the time, the Aggies finished second in the final Inside Lacrosse Division II Power Poll in 2004. A year later, UC Davis played its first predominantly Divi-sion I schedule, posting a solid 10-9 record. Jones has deftly guided the program as it competes through an increasingly tough Mountain Pacific Sports Federation field.

Before arriving at Davis, Jones served as head women’s lacrosse club coach and assistant director of compliance at the University of Southern California. In her two-year career at USC, she coached seven Western Women’s Lacrosse League All-Star selections and led the Trojans to their first WWLL playoff berth in five seasons.

Jones also was an assistant coach at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst from 1993 to 1995, and has served on the staffs of numerous camps and clinics on both coasts.

As a player, Jones was a two-time NCAA Division I All-American at UVA, leading the Cavaliers to four straight national postseason appear-ances, including the NCAA title in 1991. She later played four years on the Elite Squad of the U.S. National Team.

Jones earned her B.A. degree in English from Virginia in 1992, then completed her master’s degree in sports management at Massachusetts in 1997. Jones then took a hiatus from coaching to earn her juris doctor from the University of Miami School of Law.

In the spring of 2004, Jones was selected as one of four inductees to the augural class of the Friends School of Baltimore Athletics Hall of Fame.

ELAINE JONESHead Coach10th YearVirginia ’92

Former New Hampshire standout and assistant coach Katie Leland joined the UC Davis women’s lacrosse program as the top assistant during the fall of 2010. She previously served in two-year stops at American University and her alma mater of UNH.

Originally from Timonium, Md., Leland enjoyed a record-setting Wildcat career from 2003 to 2006, setting four school records and earning postseason honors every year. After claiming America East All-Rookie honors as a freshman, she posted 60 goals with 30 assists to set a UNH season mark of 90 points. She also ranked eighth nationally in that cat-egory while finishing 15th in goals and 17th in assists. Along the way, Leland led the Wildcats to a school-record 15 wins, garnering IWLCA All-Region and All-America East first-team accolades.

In 2005, Leland struck again, compiling 51 goals and 21 assists to repeat her all-conference nod and earn a spot on the All-Region second team. She also added America East Student-Athlete of the Year acclaim. As a senior, she again led UNH in goals (53), assists (29) and points (82), ranking among the national leaders in each. Leland capped her career by capturing a third All-America East first-team award and making the IWLCA All-America squad.

For her career, Leland set school records with 179 goals and 270 points. She also held the UNH standards in single-game goals (9).

After graduating with a degree in kinesiology (emphasis in sports studies), Leland took a position as an assistant coach at American Uni-versity. She helped guide the Eagles to a share of the Patriot League title in her second season, then returned to Durham to rejoin UNH for the 2009 and 2010 seasons.

KATIE LELANDAssistant Coach1st YearNew Hampshire ’06

Four-year starter Molly Peterson will serve as an undergraduate assistant for the 2011 season. She finished among the Aggie leaders in career caused turnovers (84) and ranked 38th nationally in that category as a senior, averaging 1.65 per contest. She also posted offensive career highs of 20 goals and five assists in 2010.

Peterson, a wildlife, fish & conversation biology major, previously starred at Acalanes High School, garnering team MVP distinction in both lacrosse and basketball.

MOLLY PETERSONUndergraduate Assistant1st YearUC Davis ’10

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Meet the Aggies

�0�0: Started every game (17) for second straight year... Finished 3rd on team with 23 caused turnovers... Added 18 ground balls and 4 draw controls... Tallied 4 GBs with a steal at Saint Mary’s (4/15)... Picked up 2 GBs, 2 DCs and 2 CTs vs. Denver (4/9)... Made MPSF All-Academic squad.

�009: Started all 18 games... Led Aggies and ranked 3rd in MPSF with 41 ground balls, while adding 7 draw controls and 15 caused turnovers... Had 19 GBs in conference games, including 4 each vs. Stanford (2/25) and California (3/8)... Earned Academic All-MPSF honors.

�008: Played in 15 games as a reserve defender... Posted 11 ground balls, 10 caused turnovers and 2 draw controls... Enjoyed best game vs. Temple (3/13), tallying a GB, DC and three steals (two stick checks and one blocked pass).

SACRED HEART PREP ’07: Two-sport star, lettering in lacrosse and basketball... Captured first-team All-Peninsula Athletic League honors in lacrosse as a senior, following up a second-team nod as a junior... Selected as team MVP once in lacrosse, three times in basketball... Earned All-West Catholic Athletic League honorable mention in basketball... Captured school’s Female Athlete of the Year award in 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif.... Majoring in civil engi-neering... Parents are Gregory & Christy Boyle... Career highlight was shutting down an opposing team’s leading scorer in NorCal basketball championship... In addition to her basketball and lacrosse accolades, few people know that she had league mile records during middle school.

LAUREN BOYLE Defender • Sr.San Bruno, Calif.Sacred Heart Prep ’07

**2011 TEAM CAPTAIN**�5

Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2008. 15-0. 0. 0. 0. 1. .000. 11. 2. 102009. 18-18. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 41. 7. 152010. 17-17. 0. 0. 0. 3. .000. 18. 4. 23Totals 50-35 0 0 0 4 .000 70 13 48

�0�0: Started all 14 games played, missing three contests in March due to injury... Shot 20-for 49 (.408) with 17 assists on offense... Added 10 ground balls, 23 draw controls and 11 caused turnovers... Notched career-high five goals, including three in final 13 minutes, during MPSF quarterfinal upset of Oregon (4/29)... Also had 2 assists and 2 CTs in that game... Hit Fresno State for 3 goals and an assist (4/23)... Opened season with 3 assists and 5 DCs vs. Cal (2/20), earning MPSF Player of the Week honors... Needs 16 assists to tie Kelly Albin (2000-04) for career record... Earned MPSF All-Academic honors.

�009: Started all 18 games... Tied school record with 29 assists, rank-ing 3rd in the MPSF and 25th nationally in per-game average (1.61)... Nearly half (14) of those assists were to Britt Farquharson... Shot 31-for-74 (.419) for 60 total points... Also had 17 ground balls, 8 draw controls and 9 caused turnovers... Performed four hat tricks, including 4-2-6 lines vs. Villanova (4/4) and Saint Mary’s (4/16)... Posted an assist (to Jacklyn Taylor) and goal down final stretch in 16-14 upset of Denver during MPSF tournament (4/23)... Scored 3 goals with 4 GBs in confer-ence win at Saint Mary’s... Tallied 3 assists on three occasions: Fresno State (2/28), Robert Morris (3/14) and Howard (4/6).

�008: Played in 16 games, starting all but one... Finished 3rd on team (and tops among non-seniors) in goals (23), assists (9), points (32) and total shots (70)... Also had 11 ground balls, 12 draw controls and 8 caused turnovers... Scored season-best 4 goals on three occasions: vs. Quinnipiac (3/10), Temple (3/13) and in MPSF tournament game vs. Oregon (4/30)... Hit pair of goals in final five minutes in 16-14 thriller over Quinnipiac... Also had 3 GBs in that game... Posted 2 assists vs. Mount St. Mary’s (2/27) and Long Island (3/17)... Also had 2 goals in each of those games.

MONTE VISTA HS ’07: Earned All-East Bay Athletic League honors and was team’s leading scorer... Served as team co-captain along with current Aggie teammate Kjersten Nordmeyer... Paced Mustangs with 76 goals and 27 assists in 2006... Played club ball for NorCal Elite Lacrosse (Berkeley, Calif.) for four years... Also competed for Pacific Region team at U.S. Lacrosse nationals and was a candidate for the U.S. National under-19 squad... Added soccer achievements at MVHS, including team MVP and Offensive Player of the Year awards.

PERSONAL: Born in Concord, Calif.... Psychology major... Parents are Mark & Cheryl Corsa... Proudest personal accomplishment was work-ing with HIV/AIDS-stricken orphans in East Africa in 2008 and 2009.

CHRISTINA CORSA Midfielder • Sr.Danville, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’07

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Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2008. 16-15. 23. 9. 32. 70. .329. 11. 12. 82009. 18-18. 31. 29. 60. 74. .419. 17. 8. 92010. 14-14. 20. 17. 37. 49. .408. 10. 23. 11Totals 48-47 74 55 129 193 .383 38 40 28

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Meet the Aggies

�0�0: ALL-MPSF FIRST TEAM... Team Offensive MVP... Led Aggies in goals (50), shots (85) and shooting percentage (.588)... Became fourth player in school history to score 50 or more in a season... Ranked 2nd in conference, 17th nationally in goals per game... Added 23 ground balls, 24 draw controls and 10 caused turnovers... Shot 7-for-7, including game-winner with 0:37 left in sudden-death OT, against Temple (3/6)... Scored 6 goals with 3 assists and 4 DCs vs. Detroit (3/13), earning MPSF Player of the Week honors... Performed nine hat tricks... Shot 14 of 21 on eight-meter chances... Netted 6 goals in MPSF tournament, including 4 in quarterfinal win over Oregon (4/29)... Needs 10 goals to become fifth Aggie to reach career century mark.

�009: Started all 18 games... Shot 31-for-70 (.443) to finish T2nd on team in goals... Hit 9 of 15 eight-meter attempts... Scooped up 22 ground balls and 24 draw controls with 10 caused turnovers... Earned share of MPSF Player of the Week honors for Feb. 23, after scoring 4 goals with 4 DCs, 3 GBs and 2 steals in 14-13 overtime win over Saint Mary’s (2/22)... Hit game-winner with 36 remaining on OT... Matched that season-high goals mark with 4-0-4 game vs. Villanova (4/4)... Shot 3-for-5 with 5 DCs vs. Vermont (3/11).

�008: Appeared in all 18 games, starting 13... Scored 9 goals (on 23 shots) with 17 ground balls and 17 draw controls... Notched first multi-goal game at Louisville (4/14)... Enjoyed best game in season finale: scored 2 goals with 4 GBs and 2 DCs in MPSF fifth-place win over Saint Mary’s (5/1).

MARIN CATHOLIC HS ’07: Scored 91 goals as a senior, earning team MVP and third All-Marin County Athletic League award... Played club ball for NorCal Elite, competing with Pacific Region team at U.S. Lacrosse nationals (Pa.) and All-Star Express (Md.)... Also starred in water polo, earning All-MCAL second-team honors as a junior and Most Inspirational as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born in Greenbrae, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Steve & Francie Hoffmire... Steve played baseball at Cal for current UC Davis A.D. Greg Warzecka (then an assistant coach)... Career highlight was her performance vs. Temple in 2010 (see above).

GINA HOFFMIRE Midfielder • Sr.Corte Madera, Calif.Marin Catholic HS ’07

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�0�0: Played in all 17 games, starting 13... Recorded 17 ground balls, 14 draw controls and 10 caused turnovers... Hit season highs in all three categories vs. Detroit (3/13): 4 GBs, 2 DCs and 3 CT.

�009: Started two of 15 games played... Picked up 16 ground balls with 6 draw controls and 6 caused turnovers... Scored one goal (vs. How-ard, 4/6) on two shots... Had 3 GBs and won a draw at Siena (3/23).

�008: Appeared in 14 games, starting six... Had one goal (on her only shot), scoring rebound and putback after an eight-meter attempt vs. Mount Saint Mary’s (2/27)... Also tallied 13 ground balls, 12 draw controls and 5 caused turnovers for the year... Won 4 draws and had a key stick check/ground ball combination in 16-14 win vs. Quinnipiac (3/10).

POWAY HS ’07: Competed in four sports: lacrosse, cross country, track & field and soccer... Earned first-team All-San Diego Section, All-North County Conference All-San Diego Union-Tribune and San Diego Hall of Champions honors in lacrosse... Member of Pacific Region team at U.S. Lacrosse nationals in 2005 and 2006... Chosen to try out for Under-19 National Team... Selected as MVP of National Development Program (NDP) Tournament in 2005... Earned Scholar-Athlete distinction all four years... Also named to Union-Tribune All-Academic first team... National Honor Society member... Played club ball for San Diego Rip and Element Five.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in human de-velopment... Parents are Michael & Melinda Lasater... Career highlight was winning CIF-SDS title in 2006... Older sister, Ashley, competed in figure skating at Delaware.

ALYSE LASATER Midfielder • Sr.Poway, Calif.Poway HS ’07

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Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2008. 14-..6. 1. 0. 1. 1. 1.000. 13. 12. 52009. 15-2. 1. 0. 1. 2. .500. 16. 6. 62010. 17-13. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 17. 14. 10Totals 46-21 2 0 2 3 .667 46 32 21

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�0�0: Started 4 of 16 total games played... Shot 8-for-14 (.571) with 2 assists... Added 9 ground balls, 11 draw controls and 5 caused turnovers... Netted 2 goals with 3 GBs and 2 steals vs. Liberty (3/22)... Shot 2-for-2 with 3 DCs at Saint Francis (3/25)... Made MPSF All-Academic team.

�009: Appeared in 14 games, making a start vs. Vermont (3/11)... Scored 2 goals with 8 ground balls, 3 draw controls and 8 caused turnovers... Lone goal came against Fresno State (2/28)... Earned MPSF All-Academic.

�008: Played in 16 games, starting three... Scored 6 goals (on 19 shots) with 6 ground balls, 4 draw controls and 6 caused turnovers... Scored first collegiate goal along with two CTs vs. Holy Cross (3/3)... Lone multi-goal game was 2-0-2 game vs. Long Island (3/17).

ROOSEVELT HS ’07: Captured first-team All-Ohio North League honors as a junior and senior, adding All-America honorable mention in 2007... Earned U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-America distinction in 2006 and 2007... Played club ball for Ohio Premier Lacrosse (Cleveland, Ohio) and was a member of Great Lakes Region team at U.S. Lacrosse national tourney... Also starred in soccer, twice earning All-Portage Trail Conference... National Honor Society member, graduating among top 10 in her class... Won Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Student-Athlete of the Year honors.

PERSONAL: Born in Cleveland, Ohio... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Christopher & Carol Martin... Considering career in orthodontics, if not business management... Proudest personal accomplishment was graduating among top 10 of her high school class... Career highlight was earning prep All-America honorable mention.

LAURA MARTIN Midfielder • Sr.Kent, OhioRoosevelt HS ’07

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�0�0: Started 16 of 17 games played... Posted 17 ground balls, 4 draw controls and 17 caused turnovers... Picked up 4 GBs at Saint Francis in her lone non-start (3/25)... Had season-best 3 steals vs. Temple (3/6) and Stanford (4/25)... Tallied an assist (one of two for the year) with 2 CTs in opener vs. Cal (2/20)... Earned MPSF All-Academic honors.

�009: Started all 18 games... Recorded 21 ground balls, 12 draw controls and 17 caused turnovers... Chipped in 3 goals (on 5 shots) offensively... Had 3 CTs each vs. Oregon (2/14) and Stanford (2/22)... Won 3 GBs and 2 draws in finale vs. Louisville (5/1)... Named to MPSF All-Academic squad.

�008: Played in all 18 games, starting 12... Scored on her only shot of the year, converting an assist from Molly Lapolla in first half vs. Mount St. Mary’s (2/27)... Also had 11 ground balls, 6 draw controls and 8 caused turnovers for the year... Won three DCs vs. Ohio State (2/29).

CALIFORNIA HS ’07: Garnered first-team All-East Bay Athletic League honors as a junior and senior... Voted as team’s Best Midfielder each year... Scored 46 goals with 18 assists in 2006, leading team to North Coast Section semifinal berth... Grizzlies went 22-0 and won NCS title the following season... Finalist for Tri-Valley Herald Athlete of the Year and San Ramon Valley Times Spring Athlete awards... Four-year Scholar-Athlete and National Honor Society member... Played club ball for NorCal Elite... Member of Pacific Region team at U.S. Lacrosse nationals in 2006 and 2007.

PERSONAL: Born in San Leandro, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology, with career plans of becoming a nutritionist... Parents are Glen & Veronica Martinez... Proudest accomplishment was scoring a goal against the U.S. National Team during exhibition game... Moment in history she wishes she could have witnessed was the opening of Dis-neyland in 1955.

RACHAEL MARTINEZ Midfielder • Sr.San Ramon, Calif.California HS ’07

**2011 TEAM CAPTAIN**�

Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2008. 18-12. 1. 0. 1. 1. 1.000. 11. 6. 82009. 18-18. 3. 0. 3. 5. .600. 21. 12. 172010. 17-16. 0. 2. 2. 1. .000. 17. 4. 17Totals 53-46 4 2 6 7 .571 49 22 42


Meet the Aggies

�0�0: Appeared in 11 games, staring 3... Tallied 21 saves with 47 goals against in 318:35 minutes... Longest outing was 54:26 vs. Villanova (3/4)... Had 4 saves in that game, matching it again at Stanford (4/25) and Oregon (4/29)... Picked up 3 ground balls at Saint Mary’s (4/15)... Held Fresno State scoreless in 1st half, stopping 2 shots (4/23).

�009: Saw action in 12 games, making starts against Saint Mary’s (2/22) and Manhattan (3/24)... Logged 288:10 minutes, posting 35 saves against 53 goals (.398)... Best outing was 7-save, 5-goal performance in nearly 39 minutes vs. Oregon (2/14)... Also registered a caused turnover in that game... Had 5 saves and 3 ground balls in home overtime game with Saint Mary’s (4/16)... Earned MPSF All-Academic accolades.

�008: Lone appearance was as team’s second goalie in 17-6 win over Long Island... Stopped one shot with no goals allowed in 5:46.

MONTE VISTA HS ’07: Three-year starter at goalkeeper... Selected as team’s Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore, then won team MVP as a junior and senior... Earned All-East Bay Athletic League first-team honors in 2006... Posted 234 saves that year... Played club ball for NorCal Elite... Competed with Pacific Region I team at U.S. Lacrosse national tourney in 2006 and 2007... Also lettered in basketball and cross country.

PERSONAL: Born in Orem, Utah... Majoring in civil engineering... Parents are David Fergenson and Wenchi Wang... Lists former Aggie goalkeeper Hilary Harkins as her sports hero... Says most people don’t realize Mandarin is her first language.

KJERSTEN NORDMEYER Goalkeeper • Sr.Alamo, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’07

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Year GP-GS Min Gls GAA Sv Pct. W-L-T Shots2008. 1-..0. 5:46. 0. 0.00. 1. 1.000. 0-0-0. 12009. 12-2. 288:10. 53. 11.04. 35. .398. 0-1-0. 1172010. 11-3. 318:35. 47. 8.85. 21. .309. 2-0-0. 96Totals 24-5 612:31 100 9.80 57 .363 2-1-0 214

�0�0: ALL-MPSF SECOND TEAM... Started all 17 games on de-fense... Led Aggies with 37 ground balls while finishing 2nd on team with 24 caused turnovers... Ranked 4th in conference in GBs per game (2.18)... Added 18 draw controls and chipped in a goal and two assists on offense... Enjoyed best statistical game at Manhattan, posting 6 GBs, 2 DC and 3 CTs (3/8)... Scored first collegiate goal early in second half at Lehigh (3/23)... Had 3 GBs, 2 DCs and 2 CTs in MPSF quarterfinal vs. Oregon (4/29)... Voted as team’s Defensive MVP.

�009: Appeared in 15 games, starting four... Tallied 14 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers... Had one assist for the year, feeding Alyse Lasater in the final minutes vs. Howard (4/6)... Enjoyed her best overall games against Denver... Notched 3 GBs and a stick check during the regular season matchup vs. the Pioneers (4/12), earning a starting spot for the rest of the year... Then recorded 3 GBs, 2 DCs and 3 CTs in upset over DU during MPSF tournament (4/23) two weeks later.

POWAY HS ’08: Three-sport standout, lettering in lacrosse, basket-ball and field hockey... Along with twin sister Anessa, helped Titans to two San Diego Section title games... Garnered first-team All-San Diego Section and All-Palomar League honors in basketball, claiming team’s Jud Buechler Award in 2008... Led basketball team to 27-4 record and CIF-SDS championship that year... Selected to San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic team.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Darrell Jamison and Olivia Granados... Hopes to own a restaurant or club.

VANNESSA JAMISON Defender • Jr.Poway, Calif.Poway HS ’08

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�0�0: Appeared in 11 games as a reserve... Tallied 2 goals with 4 ground balls, 4 draw controls and a caused turnover... Scored against Liberty (3/22) and Fresno State (4/23)... Converted an 8-meter shot and won 2 DCs vs. FSU... Picked up season-high 3 GBs at Regis (4/10)... Earned MPSF All-Academic honors.

�009: Started first two games before suffering year-ending injury... Granted medical hardship waiver to preserve year of eligibility... Shot 1-for-3 with a ground ball, a draw control and 2 caused turnovers in that stint... Lone goal came in 5th minute vs. Saint Mary’s (2/22).

NORTH BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP HS ’08: Garnered first-team all-area and all-county honors as a midfielder... Led team to Greater Middlesex Conference championship in 2007... Made honor roll or high honor roll in every term... Member of National Honor Society and winner of school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year award... Played club ball for T3 Lacrosse (Bernardsville, N.J.).

PERSONAL: Born in Manhattan, N.Y.... Majoring in biological sci-ences... Parents are John & Patricia Olmstead... One of five siblings... Older sister, Catherine, played basketball at Centenary.

MEGHAN OLMSTEAD Midfielder • So.North Brunswick, N.J.North Brunswick Township HS ’08

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Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2009. 2-2. 1. 0. 1. 3. .333. 1. 1. 22010. 11-0. 2. 0. 2. 10. .200. 4. 4. 1Totals 13-2 3 0 3 13 .231 5 5 3

�0�0: Played in 16 games, starting against St. Francis (3/25) and Denver (4/30)... Tallied 18 ground balls, 5 draw controls and 5 caused turnovers... Had one assist, setting up Elizabeth Datino for team’s first goal at St. Francis... Also had 6 ground balls in that game, two days after posting 5 GBs and 3 CTs at Lehigh (3/23)... Named to MPSF All-Academic squad.

�009: Appeared in 16 games as a reserve... Shot 3-for-5 offensively, with 4 draw controls and 2 caused turnovers in the field... All three goals were at Howard for first collegiate hat trick (4/6)... Won two draws with a CT (stick check) in season finale vs. Louisville (5/1).

PETERS TOWNSHIP HS ’08: Twice captured Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League All-Star honors as a midfielder... Led team to combined 39-5 record and two WPIAL titles in each of her last two years... Selected to Mid-Atlantic team at US Lacrosse nationals... National Honor Society member... Played club lacrosse for Intrepid (Pittsburgh, Pa.)... Also lettered in ice hockey as a defender.

PERSONAL: Born in Pittsburgh, Pa.... Majoring in international relations... Parents are Gary & Jill Sunday... One of four siblings: Matt, Andrew and Rachel... Rachel plays lacrosse at SMC... Hopes for career as an international journalist or a politician... Career highlight was beating Denver at 2009 MPSF tournament.

LAURA SUNDAY Midfielder • Jr.Venetia, Pa.Peters Township HS ’08

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�0�0: Appeared in 8 games as a reserve... Shot 4-for-7 with an assist... Added 3 draw controls... Scored first collegiate goal in final minute at Manhattan (3/8)... Scored 2 goals with a draw control in front of home-town crowd at Regis (4/10).

�009: Did not play spring season due to injury... Granted medical hardship waiver to preserve year of eligibility.

KRISTI IRGENS Attacker • So.Aurora, Colo.Smoky Hills HS ’08

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SMOKY HILLS HS ’08: Starred in lacrosse and field hockey... Scored team-leading 67 goals as a junior, earning first-team All-Centennial League and all-state honorable mention... Scored 19 goals in first six games of senior year before suffering season-ending injury... Garnered all-city and all-conference distinction in field hockey during final two seasons... National Honor Society member.

PERSONAL: Born in Aurora, Colo.... Majoring in aeronautical science & engineering, with hopes of working for NASA... Parents are Dean & Norma Irgens... Youngest of five siblings.


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�0�0: Played in 8 games as a reserve... Earned 9 ground balls and a caused turnover... Tallied 6 GBs and her lone steal vs. Liberty (3/22)... Chosen as team’s Most Improved Player.

DOVER-SHERBORN HS ’09: Four-sport letterwinner, including four years in both soccer and lacrosse... Selected to Tri-Valley All-Star first team in 2008 and 2009... Scored 60 goals with 38 assists as a senior captain, earning team co-MVP honors... Previously scored 39 goals on both her sophomore and junior seasons... Also an all-league (2007) performer in soccer, capturing team’s Most Improved award in 2006 and Sportsmanship award in 2008... Won five total state championships: three in soccer, one in lacrosse, one in downhill skiing... Played club lacrosse for Team Revolution (Boston).

PERSONAL: Born in Boston, Mass.... Has not declared a major... Parents are John & Norma Alekna... Youngest of three siblings, along with John, Jr. and Allison.

TESS ALEKNA Defender • So.Dover, Mass.Dover-Sherborn HS ’09

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second-team honors as a senior team captain... Earned team MVP dis-tinction in 2008, scoring 23 goals with six assists... Helped lead team to North Coast Section titles in 2006 and 2009... Four-year recipient of SRV Scholar-Athlete, NCS Scholar-Athlete and CSF academic ac-colades... Played club ball for Triple Threat, helping team finish second at Mid-Atlantic Regional in 2008 and first at Palm Springs’ Sandstorm Tournament in 2008 and 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Burbank, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Archie & Kim Bowles... Has a younger brother, Brady (15)... Cousin, Mari Egan, played soccer at UC Davis.

CASEY BOWLES Defender • So.Danville, Calif.San Ramon Valley HS ’09

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Year GP-GS G A Pts Sh Pct. GB DC CT2010. 5-0. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 0

Powering UpUC Davis was rated as the most improved Division I program from 2009 to 2010 based on the computerized “power rating” at LaxPower.com. The Aggies went from 6-12 against D-I competi-tion two years ago to 10-6 (11-6 overall) in 2010, jumping 28 places to No. 46 (76.75 to 85.44).

LaxPower.com, founding by Larry Feldman in 1997, generates a series of empirical ratings for all levels of lacrosse. The computer power rating is based on factors such as margin of victory and strength of schedule. It resembles the more famous Sagarin rat-ings used in college football and basketball.

Also enjoying large improvements in rank were La Salle (75 to 53) and Villanova (72 to 52). There are 91 women’s lacrosse teams in NCAA Division I. Old Dominion suffered the largest drop, dipping from 11-5 in 2009 to 3-12 last season for a 25-place plunge in the computer ratings.

�0�0: Started 7 of 17 games played... Shot 19-for-42 (.452) with 13 assists... Added 16 ground balls, 7 draw controls, 8 caused turnovers... Posted season highs of 3 goals, 4 assists, 5 GBs and 2 CTs at Saint Francis (3/25)... Also had 2-goal games vs. Saint Mary’s (2/27), Liberty (3/22), Fresno State (4/23) and Denver (4/30)... Converted assist from Molly Peterson with 8:57 remaining vs. Temple, helping Aggies complete a second-half comeback (3/6).

LITTLETON HS ’09: Earned honorable mention All-America honors from U.S. Lacrosse as a senior... Selected to all-state team twice, All-Con-tinental League squads three times... Led conference with 64 goals and 22 assists in 2009... Finished 2nd among Continental League leaders with 65 goals as a junior... Team went 27-6-2 with state title game berth in 2008... Voted as team’s Best Offensive Player as a junior, team MVP as a senior... Played club ball for Team 180 (along with current Aggie teammate Molly Carstensen).

PERSONAL: Born in Aurora, Colo.... Anthropology major, hopes for a career as an archaeologist.... Parents are Michael Datino & Ellen Barnds-Datino... Youngest of three siblings, along with Jessie and Flint.

ELIZABETH DATINO Attacker • So.Centennial, Colo.Littleton HS ’09

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�0�0: Played in all 17 games, starting 13... Shot 18-for-35 (.514) with 14 assists... Added 16 ground balls, 22 draw controls and 4 caused turnovers... First collegiate goal was team’s go-ahead in opener vs. Cal (2/20)... Posted three straight hat tricks: 3 goals at Manhattan (3/8), 3 vs. Detroit (3/13), then 4 goals with 2 assists at Saint Francis (3/25)... Posted season-high 4 draw controls at Villanova (3/4).

WORTHINGTON HS ’09: Captured All-America honorable men-tion as a senior... Earned All-Ohio Capital Conference, all-district and all-state first-team distinction that year... Team went combined 50-5-5 in her three varsity seasons... Set school records in assists (101) and total points (326), while finishing 2nd all-time in goals (225)... Key stats: scored 73 goals with 28 assists in 2009, 71 goals with 30 assists in 2008, 65 goals with 38 assists in 2007... Also a field hockey standing garnering All-OCC status for three straight seasons... Helped lead team to state title in 2007... Voted Player of the Year by Suburban News Publica-tions... Four-year Academic All-Ohio honoree in both sports... Selected as school’s Athelte of the Year for 2008-09... Added NFHCA National Academic Squad nod as a senior... Played club lacrosse for Midwestern Force, helping team to Empire Division title at 2008 Champions Cup... Also named all-tournament at 2008 Vail Shootout.

PERSONAL: Born in Columbus, Ohio.... Clinical nutrition major... Parents are George & Michelle Geissbuhler... Has an older brother, Blake (20)... Career highlight was winning state field hockey championship in 2007.

ANNA GEISSBUHLER Midfielder • So.Worthington, OhioWorthington HS ’09

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�0�0: Missed first 6 games due to injury but started 4 of 11 games played upon return... Scored 2 goals with 2 assists, 6 ground balls, 5 draw controls and 5 caused turnovers... Assisted Meghan Olmstead in 25th minute and won 2 DCs in collegiate debut at Liberty (3/22)... Scooped up 3 GBs in each of next two games at Lehigh (3/23) and Saint Francis (3/25).

STEPHANIE GUERCIO Midfielder • So.Ronkonkoma, N.Y.Connetquot HS ’09

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CONNETQUOT HS ’09: Scored 73 goals with 54 assists overall, including bests of 40 goals and 24 assists as a junior... Three-year team captain, earning All-Suffolk County honorable mention in 2008... Also won Section XI all-division acclaim in 2007... Also accomplished in indoor track, qualifying for nationals in 4x55 hurdles relay... Earned additional letters in volleyball and cross country... Played club ball for Long Island Lacrosse.

PERSONAL: Born in Stony Brook, N.Y.... Majoring in sociology... Parents are Richard & Barbara Guercio... Hopes to join the Peace Corps or perform a similar form of humanitarian work in a third-world country.

�0�0: Appeared in 6 games as a reserve defender... Recorded 2 ground balls and a draw control.

TESORO HS ’09: Earned first-team All-South Coast League honors during junior and senior seasons, adding All-America honorable men-tion in 2009... Also made All-Orange County second team as a senior... Set school record for single-season points as a junior, tallying 30 goals with 15 assists... Twice selected as team’s Best Attack Player... Voted Most Improved in 2006... Played club ball for Element 5 Lacrosse.

PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology, with hopes for career in athletic training... Parents are Nicole & Brian Markham... Has two brothers: twin Christopher (20) and Nicholas (19).

NATASHA MARKHAM Defender • So.Coto De Caza, Calif.Tesoro HS ’09

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�0�0: Selected as team’s Rookie of the Year... Started every game but one (Regis on 4/10)... Shot 25-for-49 (.510) with 7 assists... Compiled highest goals total by an Aggie freshman since Patrice Clark scored 26 in 2006... Led team with 25 draw controls while adding 20 ground balls and 8 caused turnovers... Opened season with 2 goals and 4 DCs vs. Cal (2/20)... Performed four hat tricks, including season-best 5 goals at Saint Francis (3/25) and 4-for-4 shooting vs. Saint Marys (2/27)... Won 3 draws with 3 ground balls and a steal at SMC (4/15).

MISS PORTER’S SCHOOL ’09: Three-year letterwinner in la-crosse, basketball and soccer at esteemed Farmington, Conn. boarding school... Scored 32 goals with 18 assists to earn All-Founders League distinction as a junior, then repeated that honor as a senior... Named Most Improved in 2007, MVP in 2009... Also an all-league performer in her two other sports... Scored 10 goals in each of her junior and senior soccer seasons.

PERSONAL: Born in Dobb’s Ferry, N.Y.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Jihad Mirza & Kathleen McNamara... Has a younger brother, Alex (17)... Lists Mia Hamm as her sports hero.

HANNAH MIRZA Midfielder • So.Mill Valley, Calif.Miss Porter’s School (Conn.) ’09

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LAKERIDGE HS ’�0: First-team all-state and honorable-mention All-American as a senior, scoring 68 goals with team-best 66 assists... Three-time All-Three Rivers League recipient, including first-team accolades in 2009 and 2010... Won U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award as a senior... Ranked among WestsideLax.com’s Elite 25... Career stats: 127 goals, 123 assists, 308 drawn controls, 188 ground balls and 123 caused turnovers... Ranked 2nd in state in assists and total points (134) as a senior... Also led all Oregon players with 112 draw controls that year... Helped team to state semifinals in each of final two seasons... US Lacrosse All-Academic as a senior... Served as editor-in-chief for school

MEGHAN JORDAN Midfielder • Fr.Lake Oswego, Ore.Lakeridge HS ’10

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yearbook, making Quill & Scroll National Honor Society (for journal-ism/photojournalism)... Also played three years of basketball, serving as team captain as a senior... Played club ball for Rhino Lacrosse (Portland, Ore.)... Helped team capture Adrenaline tournament in 2008... Made Adrenaline Shootout All-Star team.

PERSONAL: Born in Arlington, Va.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Andi & Chris Jordan... Oldest of three siblings, along with Rachel (15) and Matt (12).

FOOTHILL HS ’�0: Selected to US Lacrosse All-America first team as a senior... Twice earned All-Sea View League honors, including a first-team nod in 2010... Helped team to Southern Section championship in 2007 then title games in 2009 and 2010... Knights won SVL crown all four years... Garnered US Lacrosse All-Academic distinction as a junior and senior... Also ran cross country for three seasons... Two-sport scholar-athlete... Played club ball for Santa Ana Flash for four years.

PERSONAL: Born in Palm Desert, Calif.... Majoring in biomedi-cal engineering... Parents are Todd & Diane Langius... Oldest of three siblings, along with Taylor (16) and Brandon (14)... Proudest personal accomplishment was capturing prep All-America status.

ALLISON LANGIUS Midfielder • Fr.Santa Ana, Calif.Foothill HS ’10

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DAVIS HS ’�0: Twice earned All-Bay Shore Athletic League honors as a defender... Selected as team’s Most Valuable Defender as a senior... Also made Pacific NorCal team for US Lacrosse Nationals in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Fountain Valley, Calif.... Majoring in nutrition science... Parents are Darryl & Emily Mack... Has two brothers, Ryan (13) and Evan (10)... Says few are aware she plays the bassoon.

RACHAEL MACK Defender • Fr.Davis, Calif.Davis HS ’10

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LAKE FOREST HS ’�0: Held opponents to stingy 6.5 GAA as a junior, earning All-North Suburban Conference second-team honors in 2009... Competed for Western Great Lakes (Illinois and Wisconsin) squad at US Lacrosse national tournament... Also played field hockey, posting 17 shutouts to help lead Scouts to 20-1 record and 2009 state title... Earned all-state honors that year.

PERSONAL: Born in Sioux Falls, S.D.... Has not yet declare a major... Parents are Andrew & Roxanne Majka... Andrew is a UC Davis grad... Career highlight was winning state field hockey title as a junior.

JORDAN MAJKA Goalkeeper • Fr.Lake Forest, Ill.Lake Forest HS ’10

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BECKMAN HS ’�0: Three-time team MVP... Enjoyed best season in 2009, garnering Pacific Coast League MVP honors... Scored 55 goals with 50 assists and 92 ground balls that year... Captured second-team All-Orange County distinction as a sophomore and senior.

PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif.... Major is undeclared... Parents are Linda & Bryan Miller... Middle child of two siblings, along with Blake (20) and Kati (16).

ASHLEY MILLER Midfielder • Fr.Tustin, Calif.Beckman HS ’10

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CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC HS ’�0: Starred in both lacrosse and field hockey... Claimed All-City Conference honors all four years in lacrosse, including first-team status in 2008 and 2010... Made All-San Diego Section second team as a junior then jumped to first team as a senior... Scored 48 goals with 25 assists in 2009, 43 goals and 30 as-sists in 2008, 35 goals and 13 assists in 2007 (senior numbers are not available)... Captured All-Western League first-team accolades in field hockey... Made San Diego Union Tribune All-Academic squads in both sports... Played club lacrosse for San Diego LaxDawgs Elite.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Michael & Donna Nardi... One of three siblings, along with Brooks (19) and Caitlin (15)... Career highlight was beating Scripps Ranch HS for field hockey league title.

LAUREN NARDI Midfielder • Fr.El Cajon, Calif.Cathedral Catholic HS ’10

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Outsourcing The 2011 UC Davis women’s lacrosse roster represents eight oth-er states besides California, by far the highest of any Aggie var-sity team. (The closest rivals are men’s basketball and women’s gymnastics, each of which cover four states; and women’s golf, representing three states and one foreign country.) The actual breakdown of home states is as follows (from coast to coast):

California (16)Oregon (1)Colorado (2)Illinois (1)Ohio (2)Pennsylvania (1)New York (1)New Jersey (1)Massachusetts (1)


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MONTE VISTA HS ’�0: Selected to All-East Bay Athletic League first team as a senior, improving from second team in 2009... Also made All-East Bay squad (pooling EBAL with Diablo Foothill Athletic League)... Helped team to 42-4 combined record and two North Coast Section titles in final two seasons... Graduated with highest honors.

PERSONAL: Born in Stanford, Calif.... Anthropology major... Parents are Gregg Adams and Joanne Salcido... Older brother Cameron attends Cal... Hopes to learn to play piano by the time she’s 30... If she won $1 million, she would help put someone through college and open a bookstore.

LEAH TREMBLAY-ADAMS Defender • Fr.Danville, Calif.Monte Vista HS ’10

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Aggie Stadium Home of UC Davis Lacrosse Aggie Stadium, whose primary funding came from students in 1999 with the Facilties And Campus Enhancement Initiative, serves as the home field for both women’s lacrosse and football

Women’s lacrosse had the historic first athletics event on April 1, 2007 in a 17-5 win over Saint Mary’s (shown above right). Foot-ball hosted its opener on September 1 of that fall.

The stadium is a $31 million facility featuring many state-of-the-art amenities including Sportexe all-weather synthetic turf, a mammoth scoreboard and video display, a modern pressbox, locker rooms and concession facilities. Additionally, the Bruce Edwards Club Room provides space for special events and recep-tions, both during games and in the offseason.

On May 30, 2008, the facility reached a new milestone when 180 metal halide lights, affixed to four steel poles, flickered on for the first time. In its current design, Aggie Stadium seats 10,743, com-bining both the fixed seating and end zone berms.

MOUNT CARMEL HS ’�0: Three-sport letterwinner, competing in lacrosse, volleyball and basketball... Selected as lacrosse team’s Best Midfielder as a sophomore and junior, then MVP as a senior... Scored 65 goals as a sophomore, 48 as a junior... All-Avocado League honoree... Coached for former Aggie defender Ranessa Santos... Member of two San Diego Section-champion basketball teams... Named Most Improved Player in volleyball and basketball... Played club lacrosse for San Diego Wildcats for two years.

PERSONAL: Born in Escondido, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are David & Rechelle Voris... Has two siblings: brother Kurtis (21) and sister Audrey (15)... Plans on career in law.

CARLY VORIS Midfielder • Fr.San Diego, Calif.Mount Carmel HS ’10

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2010 Game-by-Game Results

SCORESDate Opponent Result Goals Leader Assists Leader Record MPSFFeb..20. . CALIFORNIA*. W,.12-10. Farquharson,.Geissbuhler,.Hoffmire,.Mirza.(2). Corsa.(3). 1-0. 1-0Feb..27. . SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.21-11. Lapolla,.Hoffmire,.Mirza.(4). Coras,.Datino,.Farquharson,.Geissbuhler.(2). 2-0. 2-0Mar..4. at. Villanova. L,.12-13. Mirza,.Lapolla,.Farquharson.(3). Datino.(2). 2-1.Mar..6. at. Temple. W,.14-13. Hoffmire.(7). Alekna,.Lapolla,.Peterson.(1). 3-1.Mar..8. at. Manhattan. W,.18-12. Farquharson.(4). Geissbuhler,.Martin,.Mirza.(2). 4-1.Mar..13. . DETROIT. W,.18-6. Hoffmire.(6). Hoffmire.(3). 5-1.Mar..22. vs.. Liberty.(at.SFU). W,.21-0. Geissbuhler.(4). Farquharson,.Lapolla.(3). 6-1.Mar..23. at. Lehigh. L,.9-11. Lapolla.(4). none. 6-2.Mar..25. at. Saint.Francis. W,.16-5. Mirza.(5). Datino,.Lapolla.(4). 7-2.Apr..9. at. Denver*. L,.7-17. Peterson.(4). Lapolla.(2). 7-3. 2-1Apr..10. at. Regis. W,.18-3. Hoffmire.(5). Hoffmire,.Lapolla.(2). 8-3.Apr..15. at. Saint.Mary’s. W,.14-13. Lapolla.(5). Datino,.Farquharson,.Hoffmire,.Lapolla,.Mirza.(1). 9-3.Apr..18. . OREGON*. L,.6-14. Hommire.(3). Corsa.(1). 9-4. 2-2Apr..23. at. Fresno.State*. W,.17-1. Corsa,.Mirza.(3). Lapolla.(2). 10-4. 3-2Apr..25. at. Stanford*. L,.14-17. Farquharson.(6). Lapolla.(4). 10-5. 3-3Apr..29. vs.. Oregon†. W,.13-11. Corsa.(5). Corsa.(2). 11-5.Apr..30. at. Denver†. L,.9-14. Lapolla.(3). Corsa,.Datino,.Lapolla.(1). 11-6.

*.-.Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation.game†.-.at.MPSF.Championship.(Denver.Colo.)

SUMMARIESOverall .................................................................. 11-6 Home ................................................................ 3-1 Away ................................................................ 6-5 Neutral.............................................................. 2-0 Conference ........................................................ 3-3 against MPSF teams ............................................ 5-4

More shots ............................................................... 9-1Fewer turnovers ........................................................ 9-1More draw controls ................................................... 7-0Led at halftime .......................................................... 8-0Trailed at halftime ..................................................... 3-6In overtime ............................................................... 1-0

ATTENDANCEOverall .................................................. 17/2463 (145) Home .................................................. 4/553 (138) Away .............................................. 11/1686 (153) Neutral................................................ 2/224 (112)

Aggies Among NCAA Statistical Leaders2010 Final (Top 30 individuals/Top 15 team)

INDIVIDUAL GOALS PER GAME1. Bergan Foley, Louisvlle 4.5917. Gina Hoffmire, UC Davis 2.94

TEAM CAUSED TURNOVERS1. Loyola (Md) 13.0610. UC Davis 10.82

TEAM SCORING MARGIN1. Northwestern +7.7713. UC Davis +4.00

TEAM SCORING OFFENSE1. Northwestern 16.5911. UC Davis 14.06

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2010 Individual Statistics

INDIVIDUAL STATS Total Total 8M 8M No Player GP GS Gls Ast Pts Shots Pct. Gls Att GB DC TO CT Foul

16. GINA.HOFFMIRE. 17. 16. 50. 9. 59. 85. .588. 14. 21. 23. 24. 21. 10. 194. Molly.Lapolla. 17. 14. 37. 23. 60. 69. .536. 6. 13. 14. 14. 23. 7. 1026. Britt.Farquharson. 17. 17. 31. 9. 40. 66. .470. 4. 11. 14. 9. 14. 5. 913. HANNAH.MIRZA. 17. 16. 25. 7. 32. 49. .510. 0. 6. 20. 25. 25. 8. 106. CHRISTINA.CORSA. 14. 14. 20. 17. 37. 49. .408. 4. 12. 10. 23. 22. 11. 397. Molly.Peterson. 17. 17. 20. 5. 25. 49. .408. 4. 8. 34. 24. 37. 28. 5327. ELIZABETH.DATINO. 17. 7. 19. 13. 32. 42. .452. 0. 4. 16. 7. 23. 8. 81. ANNA.GEISSBUHLER. 17. 13. 18. 14. 32. 35. .514. 3. 4. 16. 22. 21. 4. 95. LAURA.MARTIN. 16. 4. 8. 2. 10. 14. .571. 0. 0. 9. 11. 11. 5. 1410. KRISTI.IRGENS. 8. 0. 4. 1. 5. 7. .571. 0. 0. 0. 3. 3. 0. 119. MEGHAN.OLMSTEAD. 11. 0. 2. 0. 2. 10. .200. 1. 1. 4. 4. 7. 1. 220. Molly.Carstensen. 13. 0. 2. 3. 5. 7. .286. 0. 1. 3. 5. 3. 5. 423. STEPHANIE.GUERCIO. 11. 4. 2. 2. 4. 6. .333. 0. 0. 6. 5. 6. 5. 811. VANNESSA.JAMISON. 17. 17. 1. 2. 3. 2. .500. 0. 0. 37. 18. 16. 24. 4312. Alyssa.Cranska. 17. 14. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 24. 0. 11. 5. 19. ALYSE.LASATER. 17. 13. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 17. 14. 8. 10. 320. KJERSTEN.NORDMEYER. 11. 3. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 4. 0. 2. 2. 08. TESS.ALEKNA. 8. 0. 0. 0. 0. 1. .000. 0. 0. 9. 0. 0. 1. 23. RACHAEL.MARTINEZ. 17. 16. 0. 2. 2. 2. .000. 0. 0. 17. 4. 5. 17. 2914. LAURA.SUNDAY. 16. 2. 0. 1. 1. 2. .000. 0. 1. 18. 5. 8. 5. 2322. NATASHA.MARKHAM. 6. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 2. 1. 2. 0. 117. CASEY.BOWLES. 5. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. —. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 0. 115. LAUREN.BOYLE. 17. 17. 0. 0. 0. 3. .000. 0. 1. 18. 4. 7. 23. 26

TOTALS 17 239 110 349 498 .480 36 83 315 223 279 184 396 Opponents 17 171 68 239 385 .444 48 104 293 219 327 163 335

RETURNING.PLAYERS.IN.ALL.CAPS

GOALKEEPER STATSNo Goalkeepers GP GS Min Goals Avg. Saves Avg. Pct. W L T Shots0. KJERSTEN.NORDMEYER. 11. 3. 318:35. 47. 8.85. 21. 3.96. .309. 2. 0. 0. 9612. Alyssa.Cranska. 17. 12. 713:25. 124. 10.43. 84. 7.06. .404. 9. 6. 0. 289 TOTALS 17 17 1032:00 171 9.94 105 6.10 .380 11 6 0 385 Opponents 17 17 1032:00 239 13.90 162 9.42 .404 6 11 0 498

SCORING BY PERIODPERIOD 1 2 OT – TotAGGIES 115 122 2 - 239Opponents 99 71 1 - 171

SHOTS BY PERIODPERIOD 1 2 OT – TotAGGIES 248 245 5 - 498Opponents 210 172 3 - 385

SAVES BY PERIODPERIOD 1 2 OT – TotAGGIES 52 53 0 - 105Opponents 81 78 3 - 162


2010 MPSF Recap

MPSF STANDINGS MPSF Overall W L Pct W L PctDenver 6 0 1.000 13 5 .722Stanford* 5 1 .833 15 5 .750California 3 3 .500 8 10 .444Oregon 3 3 .500 7 11 .389UC DAVIS 3 3 .500 11 6 .688Saint Mary’s 1 5 .167 4 12 .250Fresno State 0 6 .000 0 14 .000

* - MPSF Tournament Champion

MPSF CHAMPIONSHIPQUARTERFINALS - Thursday, Apr. 29No. 2 Stanford 16, No. 7 Fresno State 1No. 3 California 20, No. 6 Saint Mary’s 11No. 5 UC DAVIS 13, No. 4 Oregon 11

SEMIFINALS - Friday, Apr. 30No. 1 Denver 14, No. 5 UC DAVIS 9No. 2 Stanford 9, No. 3 California 7

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - Sunday, May 2No. 2 Stanford 11, No. 1 Denver 10 (SV)

All-TournamentLeigh Lucas, Stanford (MVP)Leslie Foard, StanfordLauren Schmidt, StanfordAnnie Read, StanfordAli Flury, DenverLexi Sanders, DenverAshley Harman, DenverAllie Shropshire, CaliforniaTara Arolla, CaliforniaALYSSA CRANKA, UC DAVISAlex Breiner, OregonAbbie Coleman, Saint Mary’sDiana Aguilar, Fresno State

ALL-MPSF FIRST TEAMPlayer Yr. Pos TeamLauren Schmidt Jr. Mid StanfordSarah Flynn Jr. Atk StanfordAlyse Kennedy Sr. Atk CaliforniaLexi Sanders Sr. Atk DenverAli Flury Sr. Mid DenverJana Drummond So. Mid OregonLeslie Foard Jr. Mid StanfordGINA HOFFMIRE Jr. Mid UC DAVISNatasha Davies Sr. Def DenverDennaFaye Herald Sr. Def CaliforniaColleen Taggart So. Def OregonAnnie Read Jr. GK StanfordAlex Tickner Sr. Mid CaliforniaVail Horn So. Mid CaliforniaClaire Hubbard Sr. Atk StanfordAlex Breiner Jr. Mid Oregon

ALL-MPSF SECOND TEAMPlayer Yr. Pos TeamMOLLY PETERSON Sr. Def UC DAVISVANNESSA JAMISON So. Def UC DAVISLeigh Lucas Sr. Def StanfordPaige Farnakis So. Mid StanfordJulie Christy Sr. Mid StanfordLauren Ciccomascolo So. Atk DenverKara Secora RFr. Atk DenverAshley Harman So. GK DenverTulley Stapp Jr. Mid DenverAbbie Coleman Sr. Mid Saint Mary’sJess Drummond So. Mid OregonKrisdina Gehring Sr. Def Fresno StateAllie Welsh So. Atk CaliforniaAllie Shropshire Jr. GK California

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Lauren Schmidt, StanfordCOACH OF THE YEAR: Amy Bokker, StanfordNEWCOMER OF THE YEAR: Kara Secora, Stanford

ACADEMIC ALL-MPSF TEAM(UC Davis players only)

Player Yr. MajorLaura Sunday Jr. International RelationsLauren Boyle Jr. Civil EngineeringMolly Lapolla Sr. CommunicationLaura Martin Jr. Managerial EconomicsRachael Martinez Jr. Exercise BiologyMeghan Olmstead RFr. UndeclaredBritt Farquharson Sr. Biological SciencesChristina Corsa Jr. Psychology

MPSF PLAYERS OF THE WEEKWeek Player School Feb. 1 Lauren Ciccomascolo DenverFeb. 15 Lexi Sanders DenverFeb. 22 CHRISTINA CORSA UC DAVISMar. 1 Lauren Schmidt StanfordMar. 8 Kara Secora DenverMar. 15 GINA HOFFMIRE UC DAVISMar. 22 Jana Drummond OregonMar. 29 Lexi Sanders DenverApr. 5 Ali Flury DenverApr. 12 Ashley Harman DenverApr. 19 Alyse Kennedy CaliforniaApr. 26 Claire Hubbard Stanford


GOALS GP Goal Avg.1..Ali.Flury,.Denver. . 18. 51. 2.832. GINA HOFFMIRE, UC DAVIS 17 48 2.823..Jana.Drummond,.ORE. . 18. 43. 2.394..Alyse.Kennedy,.CAL. . 18. 39. 2.175..Alex.Breiner,.ORE. . 17. 36. 2.126..Kara.Secora,.DEN. . 18. 38. 2.117..Sarah.Flynn,.STAN. . 21. 44. 2.108. MOLLY LAPOLLA, UC DAVIS 17 35 2.069..Vail.Horn,.CAL. . 18. 35. 1.9410..Dana.Lindsay,.STAN. . 21. 40. 1.90

POINTS GP Goal Ast Avg.1..Lexi.Sanders,.DEN. 18. 27. 44. 3.942. MOLLY LAPOLLA, UC DAVIS 17 35 22 3.353..Ali.Flury,.DEN. 18. 51. 9. 3.334. GINA HOFFMIRE, UC DAVIS 17 48 8 3.295..Kara.Secora,.DEN. 18. 38. 17. 3.066..Alex.Breiner,.ORE. 17. 36. 14. 2.947..Lauren.Schmidt,.STAN. 21. 37. 22. 2.818..Sarah.Flynn,.STAN. 21. 44. 14. 2.76t9..Jana.Drummond,.ORE. 18. 43. 6. 2.72t10..Lauren.Ciccomascolo,.DEN. 18. 27. 22. 2.72

ASSISTS GP Ast Avg.1..Lexi.Sanders,.DEN. . 18. 44. 2.442..Claire.Hubbard,.STAN. . 21. 41. 1.953. MOLLY LAPOLLA, UC DAVIS 17 22 1.294..Lauren.Ciccomascolo,.DEN. . 18. 22. 1.225. CHRISTINA CORSA, UC DAVIS 14 17 1.216..Allie.Welsh,.CAL. . 18. 19. 1.067..Lauren.Schmidt,.STAN. . 21. 22. 1.058..Kara.Secora,.DEN. . 18. 17. 0.949..Caroline.Mahony,.SMC. . 15. 13. 0.8710..Alex.Breiner,.ORE. . 17. 14. 0.82

SHOTS GP Shots Avg.1..Ali.Flury,.DEN. . 18. 116. 6.442..Jana.Drummond,.ORE. . 18. 106. 5.893..GINA.HOFFMIRE,.UC.DAVIS. . 17. 80. 4.714..Lauren.Schmidt,.STAN. . 21. 98. 4.675..Alyse.Kennedy,.CAL. . 18. 84. 4.67

GROUND BALLS GP GB Avg.1..Allie.Shropshire,.CAL. . 18. 52. 2.892..Alex.Tickner,.CAL. . 15. 38. 2.533..Ashley.Harman,.DEN. . 18. 42. 2.334..VANNESSA.JAMISON,.UC.DAVIS. . 17. 37. 2.185..Jana.Drummond,.ORE. . 18. 38. 2.11

DRAW CONTROLS GP DC Avg.1..Jess.Drummond,.ORE. . 18. 42. 2.332..Mariah.Walk,.SMC. . 16. 36. 2.253..Jana.Drummond,.ORE. . 18. 40. 2.224..Juliet.Munroe,.SMC. . 16. 33. 2.06t5..Alex.Breiner,.ORE. . 17. 34. 2.00t5..Alyse.Kennedy,.CAL. . 18. 36. 2.00t5..Leslie.Foard,.STAN. . 20. 40. 2.00

CAUSED TURNOVERS GP CT Avg.1..Ali.Flury,.DEN. . 18. 38. 2.112..Krisdina.Gehring,.FSU. . 14. 27. 1.933..MOLLY.PETERSON,.UC.DAVIS. . 17. 28. 1.654..Julie.Christy,.STAN. . 18. 27. 1.505..Kate.Henrich,.DEN. . 16. 24. 1.50

GOALS-AGAINST AVG. GA Min GAA1..Ashley.Harman,.DEN. 140. 939:07. 8.942...Annie.Read,.STAN. 192. 1229:34. 9.373..Alyssa.Cranska,.UC.DAVIS. 129. 723:34. 10.704..Allie.Shropshire,.CAL. 192. 1063:51. 10.835..Salliebeth.Finnegan,.ORE. 205. 979:47. 12.556..Whitney.Campitello,.SMC. 176. 685:36. 15.407..Katie.Wilbur,.FSU. 185. 651:13. 17.05

SAVE PERCENTAGE GA Sv Avg.1..Annie.Read,.STAN. . 192. 189. .4962..Ashley.Harman,.DEN. . 140. 118. .4573..Allie.Shropshire,.CAL. . 192. 147. .4344..Alyssa.Cranska,.UC.DAVIS. . 129. 88. .4065..Salliebeth.Finnegan,.ORE. . 205. 130. .3886..Whitney.Campitello,.SMC. . 176. 98. .3587..Katie.Wilbur,.FSU. . 185. 93. .335

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

GOALS GP Gls Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 286. 13.622. UC DAVIS 17 227 13.353..Denver. . 18. 239. 13.284..Oregon. . 18. 212. 11.785..California. . 18. 198. 11.006..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 155. 9.697..Fresno.State. . 14. 62. 4.43

ASSISTS GP Ast Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 131. 6.242. UC DAVIS 17 104 6.123..Denver. . 18. 109. 6.064..Oregon. . 18. 76. 4.225..California. . 18. 67. 3.726..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 55. 3.447..Fresno.State. . 14. 25. 1.79

POINTS GP Pts Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 417. 19.862. UC DAVIS 17 331 19.473..Denver. . 18. 348. 19.334..Oregon. . 18. 288. 16.005..California. . 18. 265. 14.726..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 210. 13.137..Fresno.State. . 14. 87. 6.21

TEAM LEADERS

GROUND BALLS GP GB Avg.1..California. . 18. 366. 20.332..Oregon. . 18. 358. 19.893..Stanford. . 21. 406. 19.334. UC DAVIS 17 302 17.765..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 279. 17.446..Denver. . 18. 295. 16.397..Fresno.State. . 14. 207. 14.79

SHOTS GP Shot Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 686. 32.672..Denver. . 18. 540. 30.003..Oregon. . 18. 519. 28.834. UC DAVIS 17 469 27.595..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 390. 24.386..California. . 18. 429. 23.837..Fresno.State. . 14. 191. 13.64

SHOT PCT. Goals Shots Pct.1. UC DAVIS 227 469 .4842..California. . 198. 429. .4623..Denver. . 239. 540. .4434..Stanford. . 286. 686. .4175..Oregon. . 212. 519. .4086..Saint.Mary’s. . 155. 390. .3977..Fresno.State. . 62. 191. .325

CAUSED TOs GP CT Avg.1..Denver. . 18. 231. 12.832..Stanford. . 21. 238. 11.333. UC DAVIS 17 182 10.714..Fresno.State. . 14. 147. 10.505..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 164. 10.256..Oregon. . 18. 171. 9.507..California. . 18. 161. 8.94

TURNOVERS GP TO Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 316. 15.052. UC DAVIS 17 272 16.003..Denver. . 18. 299. 16.614..Oregon. . 18. 327. 18.175..California. . 18. 347. 19.286..Fresno.State. . 14. 286. 20.437..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 356. 22.25

G-A AVERAGE GA Min Avg.1..Stanford. . 158. 1106. 8.572..Oregon. . 209. 1290. 9.723. UC DAVIS 163 972 10.064..California. . 192. 1094. 10.535..Oregon. . 225. 1080. 12.506..Saint.Mary’s. . 253. 960. 15.817..Fresno.State. . 234. 840. 16.71

SAVES GP Sv Avg.1..Stanford. . 21. 194. 9.242..Fresno.State. . 14. 124. 8.863..Saint.Mary’s. . 16. 137. 8.564..California. . 18. 148. 8.225..Oregon. . 18. 138. 7.676..Denver. . 18. 136. 7.567. UC DAVIS 17 101 5.94

SAVE PCT. GA Sv Pct.1..Stanford. . 209. 194. .4812..Denver. . 158. 136. .4633..California. . 192. 148. .4354..UC.DAVIS. . 163. 101. .3835..Oregon. . 225. 138. .3806..Saint.Mary’s. . 253. 137. .3517..Fresno.State. . 234. 124. .346

2010 MPSF Recap


Record Book Varsity Era Only • Since 1997

CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................2522.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1998-2000.............................................................. .(82*).1323.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08.................................................................................1084.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................1045.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2000-2003................................................................... .(96*).996.. Kelly.Albin,.2000-04.................................................................................(97*).97t7. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2008-.............................................................................90t7. Molly Lapolla, 2007-10..............................................................................909.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09........................................................................................8810. Britt Farquharson, 2009-10.......................................................................77

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2005........................................................................................692.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................663.. Katie.McMahon,.2008........................................................................................614.. Katie.McMahon,.2006........................................................................................565.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2003.......................................................................................51t6. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2010..............................................................................50t6... Allison.Stonebarger,.1999..........................................................................(35*).50t6.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1998..........................................................................(22*).509.. Britt.Farquharson,.2009......................................................................................4610.. Megan.O’Connor,.2007.......................................................................................45.GAMEt1... Katie.McMahon,.BUCKNELL.(3/15/06)..................................................................9t1... Katie.McMahon,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)....................................................9t3... Katie.McMahon,.ROBERT.MORRIS.(2/12/06).........................................................8t3... Katie.McMahon,.at.St..Vincent.(4/18/05).............................................................8t3... Katie.McMahon,.at.Howard.(3/26/05)..................................................................8t6. GINA HOFFMIRE, at Temple (3/6/10)...................................................... 7t6.. Kelly.Albin,.at.Bloomsburg.(4/18/04)...................................................................7t6... Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.vs..Indiana.(Pa.).at.West.Chester.(4/13/03)................................7

2010 marks in boldfaceCURRENT.AGGIES.IN.ALL.CAPSHOME.SITES.IN.ALL.CAPS

GOALS

CAREER1.. Kelly.Albin,.2000-2004.............................................................................(71*).712.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08....................................................................................693.. Leslie.Kado,.2001-2004......................................................................................664.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1998-2000.................................................................(36*).625. CHRISTINA CORSA, 2008-.........................................................................556. Molly Lapolla, 2007-10..............................................................................517.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07..................................................................................468.. Meredith.Roberts,.1999-2001....................................................................(35*).40t9.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08...................................................................................39t9.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2000-2003....................................................................(39*).39

SEASONt1.. CHRISTINA.CORSA,.2009.....................................................................................29t1.. Kelly.Albin,.2004................................................................................................29t3... Leslie.Kado,.2004..............................................................................................26t3.. Leslie.Kado,.2003..............................................................................................265.. Meredith.Roberts,.2000............................................................................(21*).24t6. Molly Lapolla, 2010....................................................................................23t6.. Katie.Schaefer,.1998..................................................................................(9*).238... Allison.Stonebarger,.1999............................................................................(9*).22t10.. MOLLY.LAPOLLA,.2009........................................................................................21t10.. Katie.McMahon,.2006........................................................................................21

GAME1... Katie.McGovern,.at.Wittenburg.(4/15/07).............................................................62... Katie.McMahon,.ROBERT.MORRIS.(2/12/06).........................................................5.t3. Molly Lapolla, at Stanford (4/25/10)....................................................... 4t3. Molly Lapolla, at Saint Francis (3/25/10)................................................ 4t3. Elizabeth Datino, at Saint Francis (3/25/10)........................................... 4t3.. Molly.Lapolla,.at.Manhattan.(3/24/09).................................................................4t3... Megan.O’Connor,.SAINT.MARY’S.(4/1/07)............................................................4....t3... Alden.Monger,.SAINT.MARY’S.(4/1/07)................................................................4....t3... Megan.O’Connor,.CONNECTICUT.(3/7/07).............................................................4....t3... Katie.McMahon,.STONY.BROOK.(4/7/06)..............................................................4....t3... Megan.O’Connor,.ROBERT.MORRIS.(2/12/06).......................................................4....t3.. Kelly.Albin,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)...........................................................4t3.. Kelly.Albin,.at.Bryant.(4/16/04)...........................................................................4t3.. Kelly.Albin,.LEHIGH.(3/9/04)...............................................................................4t3.. Leslie.Kado,.vs..Lees-McRae.at.Pfeiffer.(3/26/03)...................................................4t3.. Kelly.Albin,.SAINT.MARY’S.(4/17/02)...................................................................4t3.. Kelly.Albin,.MANHATTAN.COLLEGE.(3/12/01).........................................................4t3.. Meredith.Roberts,.MOUNT.ST..MARY’S.(3/6/01)....................................................4.t3.. Allison.Stonebarger,.at.Redlands.(3/30/00)...........................................................4.t3.. Renee.Snyder,.CANISIUS.(3/13/00).....................................................................4t3.. Allison.Stonebarger,.vs..UC.Santa.Cruz..(4/25/98)...............................................*4t3.. Katie.Schaefer,.vs..California.(2/15/97)................................................................4. ...

ASSISTS

* The NCAA counts only records set against varsity programs at four-year, degree-granting institu-tions. Thus, club, two-year college and non-varsity teams are excluded from the NCAA records. Also, “playday” scrimmages are not counted by the NCAA. However, the totals shown are for all games played, with NCAA-countable stats in parentheses.

Starting in 2000 and 2001, UC Davis Athletics Media Relations began the practice of omitting these games from the final stats.


CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................3212.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1998-2000.............................................................(121*).1943.. Kelly.Albin,.2000-2004.........................................................................(168*).1684.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................1505. Britt Farquharson, 2009-10.....................................................................1486.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08.................................................................................1477. Molly Lapolla, 2007-10............................................................................1418.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2000-2003................................................................(135*).1389.. Leslie.Kado,.2001-04........................................................................................13610.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09......................................................................................116

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2005........................................................................................832.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................813.. Katie.McMahon,.2008........................................................................................804.. Katie.McMahon,.2006........................................................................................77t5.. Kelly.Albin,.2004................................................................................................72t5.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1999..........................................................................(43*).727.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1998..........................................................................(30*).70t8.. Megan.O’Connor,.2007.......................................................................................68t8.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2003.......................................................................................68t10. Molly Lapolla, 2010....................................................................................60t10.. CHRISTINA.CORSA,.2009.....................................................................................60t10.. Katie.Schaefer,.1998................................................................................(21*).60

GAME1... Katie.McMahon,.ROBERT.MORRIS.(2/12/06).......................................................13t2... Katie.McMahon,.BUCKNELL.(3/15/06)................................................................10t2... Katie.McMahon,.at.Howard.(3/26/05)................................................................10t2... Katie.McMahon,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)..................................................10t4. GINA HOFFMIRE, DETROIT (3/13/10)..................................................... 9t4. Katie.McMahon,.HOLY.CROSS.(3/3/08)................................................................9t4. Katie.McGovern,.at.Wittenburg.(4/15/07).............................................................9t4.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.vs..Indiana.(Pa.).at.West.Chester.(4/13/03)................................9t4.. Kelly.Albin,.SAINT.MARY’S.(4/17/02)...................................................................9t4.. Allison.Stonebarger,.at.Santa.Clara.(2/20/99)......................................................*9


POINTS

CAREER1.. Hilary.Harkins,.2005-08....................................................................................5832... Kristen.Braasch,.2002-05..................................................................................4213.. Kate.McCall,.1998-2000.......................................................................(267*).3504... Jill.Herschleb,.1999-2001.....................................................................(220*).2265. Alyssa Cranska, 2008-.............................................................................209

SEASON1.. Hilary.Harkins,.2006.........................................................................................1792... Kristen.Braasch,.2004.......................................................................................1703.. Hilary.Harkins,.2008.........................................................................................1614.. Hilary.Harkins,.2007.........................................................................................1595... Kristen.Braasch,.2003.......................................................................................1556.. Kate.McCall,.1999................................................................................(111*).1467.. Vale.Stipovich,.1997...............................................................................(33*).1338.. Kate.McCall,.1998..................................................................................(87*).1299.. Alyssa.Cranska,.2009.......................................................................................12410... Jill.Herschleb,.2002..........................................................................................120

GAME1.. Kristen.Braasch,.at.Stanford.(2/14/04)...............................................................212.. Kate.McCall,.NOTRE.DAME.(3/9/98)...................................................................20t3.. Hilary.Harkins,.DENVER.(4/8/07).......................................................................19t3.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Oregon.(2/18/07)...................................................................19t3.. Hilary.Harkins,.vs..Stanfordmpsf.(5/6/05)..............................................................196.. Kristen.Braasch,.at.Denver.(3/7/04)...................................................................187.. Kristen.Braasch,.at.Saint.Mary’s.(4/28/04)..........................................................17. ..

GOALIE SAVES

Lacrosse in the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of FameDespite its relatively short varsity history, UC Davis women’s lacrosse has enshrined two former greats into the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame.

ALLISON STONEBARGER (ind. 2007)A two-year All-American, Stonebarger scored 132 goals with 62 assists during her three-year varsity career, including a team-leading 50 goals in each of her sophomore and junior seasons. She also excelled in the classroom, earning CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honors and an NCAA Postgraduate Scholar-ship Award.

KELLY ALBIN (ind. 2010)Albin, who made headlines with her NCAA Woman of the Year and NCAA Today’s Top VIII awards, garnered first-team All-America honors by all three voting organizations as a senior in 2004. She also picked up the university’s W.P. Lindley Award, a IWLCA Scholar-Athlete of the Year nod and an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award.




CAREER1... Hilary.Harkins,.2005-08....................................................................................6762... Kristen.Braasch,.2002-05..................................................................................4213. Alyssa Cranska, 2008-.............................................................................3134.. Kate.McCall,.1998-2000.......................................................................(258*).3255.. Jill.Herschleb,.1999-2001.....................................................................(237*).239

SEASON1... Hilary.Harkins,.2008.........................................................................................2522... Alyssa.Cranska,.2009.......................................................................................1873... Hilary.Harkins,.2006.........................................................................................1864... Hilary.Harkins,.2007.........................................................................................1715... Kristen.Braasch,.2004.......................................................................................1706... Kristen.Braasch,.2003.......................................................................................1477.. Kate.McCall,.1999............................................................................................1328.. Jill.Herschleb,.2002..........................................................................................1289. Alyssa Cranska, 2010..............................................................................12410.. Kate.McCall,.1998............................................................................................103

GAME1.. Hilary.Harkins,.CALIFORNIA.(4/5/08)..................................................................21t2. Alyssa Cranska, STANFORD (2/25/09)..................................................20t2.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Louisville.(4/14/08)................................................................20t2.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Stanford.(4/10/06).................................................................20t2.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Denver.(3/11/06)...................................................................20t6.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Denver.(4/18/08)...................................................................19t6.. Kristen.Braasch,.at.Stanfordmpll.(5/3/03)..............................................................198. Alyssa Cranska, VERMONT (3/11/09)...................................................18t9.. Hilary.Harkins,.OHIO.STATE.(2/29/08)................................................................17t9.. Hilary.Harkins,.STANFORD.(4/24/07)..................................................................17t9.. Hilary.Harkins,.at.Ohio.State.(4/13/07)..............................................................17t9.. Kristen.Braasch,.at.Stanfordmpll.(5/6/04)..............................................................17t9.. Kristen.Braasch,.CALIFORNIA.(4/24/04)..............................................................17t9.. Jill.Herschleb,.STANFORD.(2/16/02)...................................................................17

SHUTOUTSHilary.Harkins.(60.min),.at.Wittenburg.(4/15/07)......................................................... 18-0Hilary.Harkins.(60.min),.at.St..Vincent.(4/18/05)......................................................... 15-0Kristen.Braasch.(60.min),.vs..Lees.McRae.at.Pfeiffer.(3/26/03)....................................... 23-0Kristen.Braasch.(60.min),.at.Regis.(3/9/03)................................................................. 15-0Kate.McCall.(30.min)/Jill.Herschleb.(30.min),.at.UC.Santa.Cruz.(4/22/00).................... *20-0Kate.McCall.(20.min)/Jill.Herschleb.(40.min),..REGIS.(2/19/00).................................... 15-0Kate.McCall.(60.min),.CHICO.STATE.(3/6/98)............................................................. *17-0Vale.Stipovich.(60.min),.UC.SANTA.CRUZ.(3/8/97)...................................................... *14-0.2010 marks in boldfaceCURRENT.AGGIES.IN.ALL.CAPSHOME.SITES.IN.ALL.CAPS

GOALS AGAINST (GOALIES)

CAREER1.. Vale.Stipovich,.1997.(133/76)........................................................................6362.. Kate.McCall,.1998-2000.(350/325).................................................................5193.. Kristen.Braasch,.2002-05.(421/421)................................................................5004.. Jill.Herschleb,.1999-2001.(226/239)...............................................................486

CAREER - NCAA ADJUSTED*1.. Vale.Stipovich,.1997.(16/4,.2.games.missing)................................................*.8002... Kate.McCall,.1998-2000.(267/258)..............................................................*.5093.. Kristen.Braasch,.2002-05.(421/421)................................................................5004.. Jill.Herschleb,.1999-2001.(220/237)............................................................*.481

SEASON1.. Vale.Stipovich,.1997.(133/76)........................................................................6362.. Hilary.Harkins,.2005.(84/67)........................................................................55633.. Kate.McCall,.1998.(129/103).......................................................................55604.. Kate.McCall,.1999.(146/132).........................................................................5255.. Kristen.Braasch,.2003.(155/147).....................................................................513

SEASON - NCAA ADJUSTED1.. Vale.Stipovich,.1997.(16/4,.2.games.missing)................................................*.8002... Kate.McCall,.1998.(87/69)..........................................................................*.5583.. Hilary.Harkins,.2005.(84/67)..........................................................................5564.. Kate.McCall,.1999.(111/102)......................................................................*.521

SAVE PERCENTAGE (GOALIES)

* The NCAA counts only records set against varsity programs at four-year, degree-granting institu-tions. Thus, club, two-year college and non-varsity teams are excluded from the NCAA records. Also, “playday” scrimmages are not counted by the NCAA. However, the totals shown are for all games played, with NCAA-countable stats in parentheses.

Starting in 2000 and 2001, UC Davis Athletics Media Relations began the practice of omitting these games from the final stats.

Hilary Harkins started all but one game during her final three seasons, breaking the career saves record in her junior season. She finished with 583 stops, 162 more than Kristen Braasch’s previous mark.


Record Book Since 1999

CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................5682.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2000-2003................................................................(301*).3033.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08.................................................................................2684.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................2585.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09......................................................................................250

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004......................................................................................1702.. Katie.McMahon,.2005......................................................................................1653.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2003.....................................................................................1284.. Katie.McMahon,.2008......................................................................................1255.. Allison.Stonebarger,.1999........................................................................(82*).122

CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................1412.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08...................................................................................563.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09........................................................................................53t4. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2008-.............................................................................44t4.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2000-2003....................................................................(43*).44

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................462.. Katie.McMahon,.2008........................................................................................333.. Katie.McMahon,.2005........................................................................................324.. Katie.McMahon,.2006........................................................................................305. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2010..............................................................................21

CAREER (min. 30 goals)1.. Danner.Doud-Martin,.1997-991............................................................ (34-55)..6182 Britt Farquharson, 2009-10.................................................. (77-148) .5203.. Sarah.Breyer,.2000............................................................................ (41-82)..5004. Molly Lapolla, 2007-10......................................................... (90-182) .4955.. Jenna.Rivett,.1998-20001................................................................. (56-118)..4836.. Katie.McMahon,.2005-08................................................................ (252-568)..4447.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09...................................................................... (88-205)..4298.. Nalani.Ngoon,.1999-20011............................................................... (49-116)..4229.. Olivia.Jarem,.2007-08...................................................................... (43-103)..41710.... Leslie.Kado,.2001-04........................................................................ (70-169)..414 [GINA HOFFMIRE, 2008- .................................................................(90-178) .506]

CAREER - NCAA ADJUSTED*1.. Danner.Doud-Martin,.1997-991.......................................................... *(19-33)..5762.. Jenna.Rivett,.1998-20001................................................................. *(49-94)..5213 Britt Farquharson, 2009-10.................................................. (77-148) .5204. Molly Lapolla, 2007-10......................................................... (90-182) .4955.. Sarah.Breyer,.2000.......................................................................... *(35-72)..486

SEASON (min. 20 goals)1... Danner.Doud-Martin,.1999.................................................................. (34-55)..6182. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2010............................................................(50-85) .5883.. Molly.Lapolla,.2007............................................................................ (20-35)..5714... Jenna.Rivett,.2000........................................................................... (32-57)..56145.. Britt.Farquharson,.2009.................................................................... (46-82)..5610.

SEASON - NCAA ADJUSTED*1. GINA HOFFMIRE, 2010............................................................(50-85) .5882... Danner.Doud-Martin,.1999................................................................ *(19-33)..5763.. Molly.Lapolla,.2007............................................................................ (20-35)..5714... Jenna.Rivett,.2000........................................................................... *(29-51)..5695.. Britt.Farquharson,.2009...................................................................... (46-82)..561

(1).-.Statistics.not.available.until.1999,.but.player’s.career.predates.that.year.(2).-.Definition.of.ground.balls.changed.in.2003,.then.again.in.2004,.each.time.reducing.opportunities.for.players.to.compile.the.statistic.

CAREER2

1.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................1842.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................1533.. Hilary.Harkins,.2005-08....................................................................................1503.. Kelly.Albin,.2000-2004.........................................................................(142*).1474.. Naomi.Coffman,.2001-2004.............................................................................143

SEASON (1999-2002)2

1.. Jenny.Shargel,.1999................................................................................(31*).612.. Jenny.Shargel,.2000................................................................................(49*).533.... Allison.Stonebarger,.1999..........................................................................(33*).514.. Kelly.Albin,.2002................................................................................................495.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2002.......................................................................................48

SEASON (2003-present)2

1.. Megan.O’Connor,.2007.......................................................................................582.. Megan.O’Connor,.2006.......................................................................................553.. Jaime.Fitzpatrick,.2003.......................................................................................534.. Hilary.Harkins,.2008...........................................................................................525.. Nicole.Frantz,.2006............................................................................................51

TOTAL SHOTS

EIGHT-METER SHOTS

SHOOTING PERCENTAGE

GROUND BALLS


Record Book Since 1999

CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................1312.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07..................................................................................913. Molly Peterson, 2007-10..........................................................................844.. Jenny.Shargel,.1999-2000........................................................................(51*).695.. Jen.Sanderson,.2004-07.....................................................................................66

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2005........................................................................................372.. Jenny.Shargel,.1999................................................................................(20*).36T3.. Megan.O’Connor,.2007.......................................................................................34T3.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................345... Jenny.Shargel,.2000................................................................................(31*).33

CAREER1.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................2402.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08.................................................................................1613.. Patrice.Clark,.2006-09......................................................................................1414.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................1165.. Kelly.Albin,.2000-2004.........................................................................(102*).104

SEASON1.. Katie.McMahon,.2008........................................................................................712.. Katie.McMahon,.2005........................................................................................623.. Katie.McMahon,.2006........................................................................................624.. Patrice.Clark,.2009.............................................................................................545.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................49

CAREER1.. Megan.O’Connor,.2004-07................................................................................1632.. Katie.McMahon,.2004-08..................................................................................1252.. Naomi.Coffman,.2001-2004.............................................................................1004.. Jenny.Shargel,.1999-2000........................................................................(69*).895.. Katie.McGovern,.2005-08...................................................................................82

SEASON1.. Megan.O’Connor,.2006.......................................................................................562.. Jenny.Shargel,.1999................................................................................(35*).533.. Katie.McMahon,.2004........................................................................................474.. Megan.O’Connor,.2007.......................................................................................465.. Megan.O’Connor,.2005.......................................................................................44

GOALS BY UC DAVISGame:.24,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)Per.Game:.14.27.(244.goals.in.17.games,.2000)

GOALS BY OPPONENTGame.(High):.21,.CALIFORNIA.(4/5/08)Per.Game.(Highest):.14.11.(254.in.18.games,.2008)Per.Game.(Lowest):.3.80.(76.in.20.games,.1997)

GOALS BY BOTH TEAMSGame:.40,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)

ASSISTSGame:.15.,.at.Whitter.(3/28/00)Season:.124.(17.games,.2000)

TOTAL SHOTSGame:.52,.vs..Regis.(3/9/03)Season:.560.(17.games,.2004)

EIGHT-METER SHOTSGame:.17,.vs..Gannon.(3/27/04)Season:.122.(18.games,.2008)

SHOOTING PERCENTAGEGame:..700.(21-for-30),.vs..Claremont.(5/6/00)Season: .480 (239-for-498, 2010)

GROUND BALLS1

Game:.52,.at.Millersville.(4/12/03)Season:.475.(17.games,.2003)

CAUSED TURNOVERSGame:.28,.vs..Ohio.State.(2/29/08)Season:.220.(17.games,.2000)

TURNOVERSGame:.32,.vs..Ohio.State.(2/29/08)Season:.371.(18.games,.2006)

DRAW CONTROLSGame:.22,.COLORADO.COLLEGE.(4/25/04)Season: 223 (17 games, 2010)


DRAW CONTROLS

CAUSED TURNOVERS TEAM RECORDS

TURNOVERS


All-Time Letterwinners Since 1999

Albin, Kelly .................................. 2000-01-02-03-04ALEKNA, TESS .............................. 2010Basilio, Tiffany .............................. 1998-99BOWLES, CASEY ........................... 2010BOYLE, LAUREN ............................ 2008-09-10Braasch, Kristen ............................ 2002-03-04-05Breyer, Sarah ............................... 2000Brown, Erin .................................. 2002Buser, Claire ................................. 1999-00-01-02Carstensen, Molly ......................... 2010Chaldekas, Dana .......................... 2002-03-04Clark, Patrice................................ 2006-07-08-09Clements, Alison ........................... 1997-98Coffman, Naomi ........................... 2001-02-03-04Collett, Liz .................................... 2002-03CORSA, CHRISTINA ....................... 2008-09-10Cranska, Alyssa ............................ 2008-09-10DATINO, ELIZABETH....................... 2010Deal, Becca .................................. 1999-00-01-02Dean, Michelle ............................. 1999Dodge, Lila .................................. 2000Donohoue, Jessica......................... 2001-02-03-04Doud-Martin, Danner ..................... 1997-98-99Ehle, Jen ...................................... 1997Farquharson, Britt .......................... 2009-10Fitzpatrick, Jaime .......................... 2000-01-02-03Frantz, Nicole .............................. 2003-04-05-06Furr, Tarryn ................................... 2005-06-07-08Gamble, Kourtney ......................... 1999Gale, Jenni ................................... 1997Ganes, Danielle ............................ 2001-02-04GEISSBUHLER, ANNA .................... 2010Glasser, Alison ............................. 1997GUERCIO, STEPHANIE .................... 2010Hanson, Kate ............................... 2000-01-02-03Harkins, Hilary ............................. 2005-06-07-08Harrold, Dacia ............................. 1997Henry, Kim ................................... 1999-00-01Herschleb, Jill ............................... 1999-00-01-02Hodgins, Melissa .......................... 1997Hoffmire, Gina ............................. 2008-09-10Hollins, Amy ................................. 1997Hughes, Bronwyn .......................... 1997Ichikawa, Eri ................................ 2006-07-08-09IRGENS, KRISTI IVY ....................... 2010JAMISON, VANNESSA ................... 2009-10Jarem, Olivia ................................ 2007-08Jonas, Erika .................................. 1997Jones, Laura ................................. 1998-99Jue, Erica ..................................... 2006-07Kado, Leslie.................................. 2001-02-03-04Kelly, Melissa ............................... 1998Lapolla, Molly ............................... 2007-08-09-10LASATER, ALYSE ............................ 2008-09Lawrence, Karen ........................... 1997-98Leahy, Katie.................................. 1998-00Leahy, Maureen ............................ 2002-03Lee, Stacee ................................... 2001Lee, Tiffany ................................... 2003-04-05-06Losasso, Shelly .............................. 2000Luckhardt, Jessica .......................... 2006Lurie, Eliza ................................... 1999-00

Mahoney, Melissa ......................... 2005-06-07Mann, Erin ................................... 2000-01-02-03MARKHAM, NATASHA ................... 2010MARTIN, LAURA ............................ 2008-09-10MARTINEZ, RACHAEL ..................... 2008-09-10McCall, Kate ................................ 1998-99-00McGovern, Katie .......................... 2005-06-07-08McMahon, Katie ........................... 2004-05-06, ’08McManus, Rose ............................ 2006Messina, Lindsay .......................... 2005-06Milhoan, Jackie ............................ 2002-03-04-05Miller, Megan ............................... 2005-06-07-08Mirabedi, Katie ............................ 1999-00-01MIRZA, HANNAH .......................... 2010Monger, Alden ............................. 2004-06-07Moore, Denae .............................. 1998-99Moore, Kaitlin .............................. 2005-06Morton, Sarah .............................. 1997Mota, Talia ................................... 2002Moyer, Katie ................................ 1999NORDMEYER, KJERSTEN ................ 2008-09-10Ngoon, Nalani ............................. 1999-00-01O’Connor, Megan ........................ 2004-05-06-07O’DONNELL, EMILY ....................... 2009O’Leary, Megan ........................... 2000OLMSTEAD, MEGHAN.................... 2009-10Pincus, Kim................................... 1997-98Peterson, Molly ............................. 2007-08-09-10Powell, Alyssa .............................. 2003-04Rehm, Alli .................................... 1999-01-02Rivett, Jenna ................................. 1999-00Roberts, Meredith .......................... 1999-00-01Robinson, Shannon ....................... 2001-02-03-04Rubacky, Danielle ......................... 1999Saleta, Nicky................................ 1998-99Sanderson, Jen ............................. 2004-05-06-07Santos, Ranessa ............................ 2005-06-07-08Schaefer, Katie ............................. 1997-98Shargel, Jenny .............................. 1999-00Shargel, Kristine ........................... 1998Shiverick, Hope ............................ 2009-10Siff, Lori ....................................... 1997Simonsen, Kristine ......................... 1997Snyder, Renee .............................. 1998-99-00Stipovich, Vale .............................. 1997Stonebarger, Allison ...................... 1998-99-00Strahorn-Brown, Catie ................... 2006-07Sugarman, Stacy .......................... 2002-03-04SUNDAY, LAURA ........................... 2009-10Taylor, Alannah ............................ 2005-06Taylor, Jacklyn .............................. 2008-09Thomas, Catherine ........................ 1998-99-00-01Verpeet, Karen .............................. 1997-98Weimer, Kristen ............................ 1997Williams, Julie .............................. 1998-99Yun, Kristina ................................. 2005

CURRENT AGGIES IN BOLD CAPS


Year-by-Year Records

2010 (11-6)Feb..20. CALIFORNIA*. W,.12-10Feb..27. SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.21-11Mar..4. at.Villanova. L,.12-13Mar..6. at.Temple. W,.14-13Mar..8. at.Manhattan. W,.18-12Mar..13. DETROIT. W,.18-6Mar..22. vs..Liberty. W,.21-0Mar..23. at.Lehigh. L,.9-11Mar..25. at.Saint.Francis. W,.16-5Apr..9. at.Denver*. L,.7-17Apr..10. at.Regis. W,.18-3Apr..15. at.Saint.Mary’s. W,.14-13Apr..18. OREGON*. L,.6-14Apr..23. at.Fresno.State*. W,.17-1Apr..25. at.Stanford*. L,.14-17Apr..29. vs..Oregon**. W,.13-11Apr..30. at.Denver**. L,.9-14

2009 (6-12)Feb..10. at.Oregon*. L,.6-13Feb..13. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W.(2ot),.14-13Feb..27. STANFORD*. L,.3-20Feb..29. FRESNO.STATE*. W,.15-3Mar..3. at.California*. L,.6-13Mar..10. VERMONT. L,.12-20Mar..13. ROBERT.MORRIS. L,.8-13Mar..17. COLGATE. L,.9-20Mar..26. at.Siena. L,.10-12Mar..28. at.Manhattan. L,.10-14Mar..30. at.Central.Connecticut.State. W,.9-7Apr..5. at.Villanova. L.(3ot),.10-11Apr..12. at..Howard. W,.21-2Apr..14. DENVER*. L,.5-18Apr..18. SAINT.MARY’S. W,.16-13Apr..20. vs..Denver†. W,.16-14Apr..30. at.Stanford†. L,.3-17May.1. LOUISVILLE. L,.11-17

2008 (7-11)Feb..10. OREGON*. L,.5-15Feb..13. at.Stanford*. L,.7-13Feb..27. MOUNT.ST..MARY’S. L,.10-16Feb..29. OHIO.STATE. L,.7-18Mar..3. HOLY.CROSS. W,.14-13Mar..10. QUINNIPIAC. W,.16-14Mar..13. TEMPLE. L,.9-12Mar..17. LONG.ISLAND. W,.17-6Mar..26. at.Le.Moyne. L,.9-11Mar..28. at.Canisius. W,.13-11Mar..30. at.Connecticut. L,.9-16Apr..5. CALIFORNIA*. L,.10-21Apr..12. at.Cincinnati. W,.12-11Apr..14. at.Louisville. L,.13-20Apr..18. at.Denver*. L,.8-19Apr..20. SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.14-13Apr..30. vs..Oregon**. L,.9-14May.1. vs..Saint.Mary’s**. W,.13-11

2007 (9-9)Feb..18. at.Oregon*. L,.6-12Feb..25. CANISIUS. W.(2ot),.13-12Feb..27. LE.MOYNE. L,.8-13Mar..1. SIENA. W,.11-8Mar..2. at.California*. L,.7-15Mar..7. CONNECTICUT. L,.9-13Mar..12. IONA. W,.14-7Mar..14. LAFAYETTE. W,.13-12Mar..26. at.Lehigh. L,.10-11Mar..28. at.Bucknell. W,.13-2Apr..1. SAINT.MARY’S. W,.17-5Apr..8. DENVER*. L,.5-12Apr..13. at.Ohio.State. L,.4-17Apr..15. at.Wittenberg. W,.18-0Apr..24. STANFORD. L,.4-17Apr..28. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.15-6May.4. CALIFORNIA**. L,.5-11May.5. SAINT.MARY’S**. W,.12-10

2006 (9-9)Feb..12. ROBERT.MORRIS. W,.21-3Feb..18. SAINT.MARY’S*. L,.8-12Feb..26. OREGON*. L,.6-13Mar..11. at.Denver*. L,.5-20Mar..13. LONG.ISLAND. W,.18-5Mar..15. BUCKNELL. W,.13-5Mar..24. VERMONT. W,.11-9Mar..26. at.Longwood. W,.9-7Mar..28. at.Richmond. L,.6-17Mar..30. at.American. L,.7-9Apr..7. STONY.BROOK. W,.13-12Apr..10. at.Stanford. L,.6-20Apr..15. at.Siena. W,.14-10Apr..17. at.Quinnipiac. L,.7-9Apr..22. CALIFORNIA*. L,.9-12Apr..29. at.Saint.Mary’s. W,.14-5May.5. vs..California**. L,.6-10May.6. vs..Saint.Mary’s**. W,.10-8

2005 (10-9)Feb..20. STANFORD*. L,.4-11Mar..1. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.10-5Mar..6. at.Oregon*. W,.11-9Mar..9. CONNECTICUT. L,.3-14Mar..14. LONGWOOD. L,.8-10Mar..16. LONG.ISLAND. W,.7-5Mar..24. MARIST. W,.12-8Mar..26. at.Howard. W,.13-7Mar..27. at.Monmouth. L,.5-13Mar..29. at.Saint.Joseph’s. W,.9-7Apr..15. at.Duquesne. L,.5-13Apr..16. at.Robert.Morris. W,.17-2Apr..18. at.St..Vincent. W,.15-0Apr..22. DENVER*. L,.9-12Apr..27. SAINT.MARY’S. W,.17-5Apr..30. at.California*. L,.11-18May.5. vs..Oregon**. W,.7-6May.6. vs..Stanford**. L,.6-14May.7. vs..Denver**. L,.8-10

2004 (12-5)Feb..14. at.Stanford*. L,.4-15Feb..29. SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.16-6Mar..7. at.Denver*. L.(ot),.10-12Mar..8. at.Regis. W,.22-2Mar..9. LEHIGH. W,.15-4Mar..14. WAGNER. W,.12-6Mar..27.. vs..Gannon.(at.Temple). W,.23-11Mar..28. at.Howard. W,.15-8Mar..30. at.Longwood. L,.13-15Apr..15. at.Marist. W,.14-9Apr..16. at.Bryant. W,.19-5Apr..18. at.Bloomsburg. W,.13-10Apr..24. CALIFORNIA*. L,.10-17Apr..25. COLORADO.COLLEGE. W,.24-16Apr..28. at.Saint.Mary’s. W,.9-8May.6. vs..Stanford**. L,.3-17May.8. at.Denver**. W,.11-9

2003 (9-8)Feb..15. STANFORD*. L,.8-12Feb..25. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.12-6Feb..28. DENVER*. L,.13-16Mar..5. HOLY.CROSS. L.(ot),.10-11Mar..8. at.Colorado.College. W,.7-6Mar..9. at.Regis. W,.15-0Mar..14. STONEHILL.(Mass.). W,.15-6Mar..26. vs..Lees-McRae.(at.Pfeiffer). W,.23-0Mar..27. at.Longwood. W,.13-12Mar..29. at.Limestone. W,.12-6Mar..30. at.Pfeiffer. cancelledApr..11. at.West.Chester. L,.7-9Apr..12. at.Millersville. W,.10-5Apr..13. vs..Indiana.(Pa.).(at.West.Chester). W,.16-3.A19. at.California*. L,.4-13Apr..26. SAINT.MARY’S. L,.5-10May.3. at.Stanford**. L,.3-19May.4. vs..Denver**. L,.10-13

2002 (8-6)Feb..16. STANFORD*. L,.5-17Feb..23. at.California*. L,.7-14Mar..3. DENVER*. L,.8-10Mar..9. at.Colorado.College. W,.6-3Mar..10. at.Denver*. W,.10-9Mar..24. LIU-C.W..POST. W,.9-8Mar..25. REGIS. W,.16-4Mar..28. at.East.Stroudsburg. W,.12-10Mar..29. at.Adelphi.. W,.15-6Mar..30. at.Lock.Haven.. W,.9-6Apr..7. CALIFORNIA*. L,.3-6Apr..17. SAINT.MARY’S*. W.(3ot),.13-12Apr..27. at.Saint.Mary’s*. L,.6-14Apr..30. at.Stanford*. L,.4-11


Year-by-Year Records

2001 (6-6)Feb..17. at.Stanford*. L,.2-10Feb..24. CALIFORNIA*. W.(ot),.6-5Mar..3. at.Saint.Mary’s*. L,.4-5Mar..6. MOUNT.ST..MARY’S. W,.10-9Mar..12. MANHATTAN... W,.11-3Mar..24. vs..Limestone. L,.9-12Mar..25. at.Regis. W,.12-5Mar..26. at.Colorado.College. W,.9-5 (WESTERN STATES TOURN.) 1stApr..5. SAINT.MARY’S*.. W,.8-7Apr..14. STANFORD*. L,.4-7Apr..21. at.California*. L,.4-13Apr..28. vs..California**. L,.5-12

2000 (15-2, 13-2 NCAA)Feb..17. at.Stanford*. W(ot),.9-8Feb..19. REGIS. W,.15-0Feb..26. SAINT.MARY’S. W,.10-3Mar..5. CALIFORNIA*. W,.8-7Mar..9. LOCK.HAVEN. W,.17-4Mar..12. LONGWOOD.. W,.17-7Mar..13. CANISIUS. W,.15-3Mar..25. HOWARD. W,.17-4Mar..28. at.Whittier. W,.19-5Mar..30. at.Redlands. W,.19-2Apr..2. STANFORD*. W,.16-13Apr..15. at.California*. L,.6-10Apr..19. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.11-7Apr. 22 at UC Santa Cruz* W, 20-0Apr..29. SAINT.MARY’S**. W,.15-7Mar. 6 vs. Claremont** W, 21-4May.7. vs..Stanford**. L,.9-12

1999 (11-9-1, 7-7 NCAA)Feb. 20 at Santa Clara* W, 15-3Feb..27. at.Stanford*. L,.2-10Mar..6. CALIFORNIA*. W(3ot),.7-6Mar..9. HOLY.CROSS. L,.7-14Mar..10. DUQUESNE. L,.3-12Mar..13. SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.9-3Mar..17. MARIST. W,.15-4Mar..27. at.Pfeiffer. W,.17-4Mar..28. vs..Howard. W,.13-8Mar..30. at.Limestone. L,.6-8Apr. 6 SANTA CLARA* W, 18-1Apr. 10 SEATTLE CLUB W, 7-5Apr. 10 COLORADO COLLEGE L, 5-11Apr. 10 DOLLS (alumnae) T, 4-4Apr. 11 STANFORD L, 3-5Apr..17. STANFORD*. L,.4-15Apr..20. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.12-1Apr..24. at.California*. L,.4-8May.1. at.California**. W,.10-9May 8 vs. Cal Poly** W, 9-2May.9. at.Stanford**. L,.7-11

1998 (14-7, 4-5 NCAA)Feb. 25 PACIFIC* W, 17-3Feb. 28 at Humboldt State* W, 10-2Mar. 6 CHICO STATE* W, 17-0Mar..9. NOTRE.DAME. L,.4-12Mar..10. vs..Holy.Cross.(at.Loyola.Marymount). L,.6-8Mar..11. at.Whittier. W,.18-6Mar..14. at.California*. W,.9-5Apr. 4 vs. California L, 11-13Apr. 4 vs. Arizona W, 6-2Apr. 4 vs. Colorado W, 4-3Apr. 5 at Stanford W, 4-1Apr. 5 vs. Seattle Club L, 2-4Apr. 11 at UC Santa Cruz* W, 15-1Apr. 15 at Santa Clara* W, 16-4Apr..16. COLORADO.COLLEGE. L,.8-9Apr..18. STANFORD*. L,.4-5Apr..21. SAINT.MARY’S*. W,.13-2Apr. 25 vs. UC Santa Cruz** W, 19-1Apr..26. vs..California**. W,.10-4Mar. 2 vs. Arizona** W, 11-8May.3. vs..Stanford**. L,.8-10

1997 (19-1, 4-0 NCAA)Feb. 1 SANTA CLARA* W, 15-4Feb. 15 vs. Canadian Nat’l Team L, 1-10Feb. 15 vs. California W, 10-3Feb. 16 vs. Alumnae W, 5-4Feb. 22 HUMBOLDT STATE* W, 15-2Feb. 23 at Chico State* W, 13-3Mar. 1 PACIFIC* W, 15-3Mar. 8 UC SANTA CRUZ* W, 14-0Mar..15. CALIFORNIA*. W,..8-4Mar. 29 UC SANTA BARBARA W, 8-3Apr..5. at.Stanford*. W,.12-6Apr. 12 vs. NorCal Club W, 8-4Apr. 12 vs. Stanford W, 5-4Apr. 12 vs. Colorado State W, 12-4Apr. 13 vs. California W, 7-3Apr. 13 vs. NorCal Club W, 6-5Apr..19. at.Saint.Mary’s*. W,.13-2Apr. 27 SANTA CLARA** W, 17-4May 3 vs. Arizona** W, 12-4May.4. at.California**. W,.5-4

Home.games.in.ALL.CAPS

Games.against.clubs.and/or.scrimmages.are.listed.in.tinted italicized..These.games.are.not.counted.by.the.NCAA.for.record-keeping.purposes.

*.-.Conference.game**.-.Conference.tournament

CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS2004-.. Mountain.Pacific.Sports.Federation2002-03.. Mountain.Pacific.Lacrosse.League1997-01. Western.Women’s.Lacrosse.League


ALL-AMERICA

2004 Kelly Albin 1st Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) 1st Team (Inside Lacrosse) 1st Team (womenlacrosse.com) Naomi Coffman 2nd Team (Inside Lacrosse) Katie McMahon 2nd Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) 1st Team (Inside Lacrosse) 2nd Team (womenlacrosse.com)2003 Jaime Fitzpatrick 1st Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) 1st Team (Inside Lacrosse) 1st Team (womenlacrosse.com) Leslie Kado 1st Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) Erin Mann 2nd Team (Inside Lacrosse) 2nd Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) Jackie Milhoan 1st Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) 1st Team (Inside Lacrosse) 2nd Team (womenslacrosse.com)2002 Kelly Albin 1st Team (IWLCA) 1st Team (Inside Lacrosse)2001 Kelly Albin 2nd Team (IWLCA)2000 Allison Stonebarger 1st Team (IWLCA) 1st Team (US Lacrosse) Sarah Breyer 2nd Team (IWLCA)1999 Allison Stonebarger 2nd Team (IWLCA)1998 Kristine Shargel 2nd Team (US Lacrosse)

ALL-SOUTH REGION

2004 Kelly Albin 1st Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse) Katie McMahon 2nd Team (IWLCA/US Lacrosse)

IWLCA ALL-ACADEMIC

2008 Hilary Harkins2007 Hilary Harkins Jen Sanderson2004 Kelly Albin (1) Naomi Coffman2003 Kelly Albin Jaime Fitzpatrick Erin Mann2001 Meredith Roberts2000 Katie Leahy Renee Snyder1999 Danner Doud-Martin Julie Williams1998 Katie Schaefer Karen Verpeet1997 Melissa Hodgins Karen Verpeet

(1) IWLCA D-II Scholar-Athlete of the Year

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

2004 Kelly Albin, 2nd Team2002 Kelly Albin, 2nd Team

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VIII

2004 Kelly Albin2002 Kelly Albin2001 Meredith Roberts2000 Allison Stonebarger1999 Danner Doud-Martin1998 Karen Verpeet

OTHER NATIONAL HONORS

2006 Hilary Harkins US Lacrosse National Team (Developmental)2004 Kelly Albin NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award NCAA Woman of the Year NCAA Today’s Top VIII Katie McMahon Rookie Of The Year (Inside Lacrosse) All-Rookie Team (womenslacrosse.com)2003 Stacy Sugarman D-II Unsung Hero of the Year (womenslacrosse.com) Tiffany Lee All-Rookie Team (womenslacrosse.com)2002 Elaine Jones D-II Coach of the Year (Inside Lacrosse)2001 Kim Henry Community Service Award (IWLCA)2000 Allison Stonebarger NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship1998 Nicky Saleta Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar

Award Winners


ALL-CONFERENCE

2010 Gina Hoffmire Vannessa Jamison Molly Peterson2008 Katie McMahon2007 Megan O’Connor2006 Katie McMahon2005 Jen Sanderson2004 Kelly Albin Katie McMahon2003 Jaime Fitzpatrick Erin Mann2002 Kelly Albin Jaime Fitzpatrick2001 not available2000 Sarah Breyer Kate McCall Nalani Ngoon Allison Stonebarger Catherine Thomas1999 Danner Doud-Martin Jenna Rivett Allison Stonebarger Catherine Thomas1998 Karen Lawrence Kristine Shargel1997 Alison Glasser Melissa Hodgins Bronwyn Hughes Karen Lawrence Vale Stipovich

CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS2004- Mountain Pacific Sports Federation2002-03 Mountain Pacific Lacrosse League1997-01 Western Women’s Lacrosse League

ACADEMIC ALL-MPSF

2010 Lauren Boyle Christina Corsa Britt Farquharson Molly Lapolla Laura Martin Rachael Martinez Meghan Olmstead Laura Sunday2009 Lauren Boyle Molly Lapolla Laura Martin Rachael Martinez Kjersten Nordmeyer2008 Hilary Harkins Molly Lapolla

Kelly AlbinNCAA Woman of the Year • NCAA Today‘s Top VIII

On October 31, 2004, three-time All-American Kelly Albin was selected as the 14th recipient of the annual NCAA Woman of the Year award, becoming the third UC Davis student-athlete to capture the prestigious honor. She joins Aggie track & field standouts Jamila Demby (1999) and Tanisha Silas (2002).

Then on December 14, less than two weeks after ESPN2 aired the NCAA Woman of the Year ceremony, Albin completed a rare exacta by being named as a recipient of the NCAA’s Today’s Top VIII Award.

Both awards recognize student-athletes for their outstanding achievements in athletics, academics and community service. The Today’s Top VIII Award originated in 1973 as the Today’s Top V Award, then later became the Today’s Top VI Award in 1986. In 1995, the honor expanded to eight recipients. Past Top VIII honorees include five Heisman Trophy (football) and four Naismith Award (basketball) winners.

Albin is the seventh student-athlete to win both the NCAA Woman of the Year and the Today’s Top VIII Award.

Besides an impressive list of scholastic and community achieve-ments, Albin finished her career as one of the Aggie lacrosse program’s all-time greats. She earned a total of six All-America awards, including “consensus” first-team accolades as a senior in 2004.

2007 Tarryn Furr Hilary Harkins Melissa Mahoney Megan O’Connor Jen Sanderson Catie Strahorn-Brown2006 Hilary Harkins Megan O’Connor Jen Sanderson Alannah Taylor2005 Kristen Braasch Megan O’Connor Jen Sanderson2004 Kelly Albin Kristen Braasch Naomi Coffman Alyssa Powell

Award Winners

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ACADEMICSUCDaviscomprisesthreecolleges(Agricultural

& Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters &Science), five professional schools (Education, Law,Management,Medicine,VeterinaryMedicine)plustheDivisionofBiologicalSciences.

With103undergraduatemajorsand80graduateprograms,theuniversityoffersthemostexpansiveanddiverserangeofacademicsamonganyoftheUniversityofCaliforniacampuses.Additionally,studentsalsohavetheopportunitytocombinemajorsorcustomizetheirfieldofstudybycreatinganindividualmajor.

Forthoseinterestedingraduatedegrees–whetheritbeamaster’sdegreeoradoctorate–UCDavisoffersadvisingservicestohelpstudentscrafttheireducationtowardthosegoals.Anestimated86percentofUCDavisstudentsapplyingtograduateschoolsearnacceptancetoeithertheirfirstorsecondchoices.

COMMUNITYWithapopulationofapproximately60thousand,

Davisiswidelyknownforbeingasafe,activeandso-ciallyinnovativecommunity.

Thedowntownareaboastsamultitudeofspecialtyshops,restaurants,theatersandartgalleries;whilethecity’snumerousparksofferrecreationalopportunitiesforactivestudents.

ACTIVITIESOncampus,UCDavisstudentscanrallyaround

thehighlysuccessfulathleticsdepartmentbyjoiningtheAggiePackspiritorganization,orenjoyafirst-classperformanceattheRobert&MagritMondaviCenterforthePerformingArts.

The university also offers hundreds of studentclubs and organizations, including cultural clubs,fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizationsand the Associated Students of UC Davis studentgovernment.

FortheactiveAggie,studentsmayparticipateinthediverseintramuralsportsprogramorjoinoneofthe30-plussportsclubs.In2004,theActivities&Rec-reationCenter(ARC)openeditsdoors,providingthecampuswithitsownstate-of-the-artfitnessvenue.

InApril,UCDavishostsPicnicDay, an annualstudent-runopenhouse.Thepopulareventshowcasesall that the campus has to offer, attracting students,staff,faculty,parents,alumniandmembersofthesur-roundingcommunities.

GETTING AROUNDNestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city

ofDavis rests just 15minutes froman internationalairport,andcontainsadowntownstationservicedbyGreyhoundandAmtrak.CentrallylocatedintheSac-ramentoValley,thetownsitsequallyclosetoboththefinestskiresortsandthePacificOcean’stopbeaches.

WithinDavisanditsneighboringtowns,bothYolo-busandthestudent-operatedUnitransbussystemsofferfreetransportationtoregisteredundergraduates.

Thetownboastsmorebicyclespercapitathananyothercity in thenation.More than50milesofbikepathsmaketheentiretownconducivetobothridersandpedestrians.

www.ucdavis.edu

UCDavisoffersmorethan100undergraduatemajors–thewidestvarietyofanyUniversityofCaliforniacampus.

Aeronautical.Science.and.Engineering.African.American.&.African.Studies.

Agricultural.Systems.and.EnvironmentAmerican.Studies.

Animal.Biology.Animal.Science.

Animal.Science.&.Management.Anthropology.

Applied.Physics.Art.History.Art.Studio.

Asian.American.Studies.Atmospheric.Science.

Avian.SciencesBiochemical.Engineering.

Biochemistry.&.Molecular.BiologyBiological.Science.

Biological.Systems.Engineering.Biomedical.Engineering.

Biotechnology.Cell.Biology

Chemical.EngineeringChemical.Engineering/Material.Science.Engineering.

Chemistry.Chicana/Chicano.Studies.

Chinese.Civil.Engineering.

Classical.Civilization.Clinical.Nutrition.Communication.

Community.&.Regional.Development.Comparative.Literature.

Computational.Applied.ScienceComputer.Engineering

Computer.Science.Computer.Science.&.Engineering.

Crop.Science.&.Management.Design

Dramatic.Art.East.Asian.Studies.

Economics.Electrical.Engineering

English.Entomology.

Environmental.&.Resource.Sciences.Environmental.Biology.&.Management.

Environmental.Horticulture.&.Urban.ForestryEnvironmental.Policy.Analysis.&.Planning

Environmental.ToxicologyEvolution,.Ecology.&.Biodiversity.

Exercise.BiologyFiber.&.Polymer.Science

Film.StudiesFood.Science.

FrenchGeneticsGeology.GermanHistory.

Human.Development.Hydrology

International.Agricultural.Development.International.Relations.

ItalianJapanese.

Landscape.ArchitectureLinguistics

Managerial.EconomicsMaterials.Science.&.Engineering

Mathematics.Mechanical.Engineering.

Medieval.StudiesMicrobiology

Music.Native.American.Studies

Natural.SciencesNature.&.Culture

Neurobiology,.Physiology.&.Behavior.Nutrition.Science.

Optical.Science.&.Engineering.Philosophy.

Physics.Plant.Biology

Political.SciencePsychology

Religious.Studies.Russian

Sociology.Soil.&.Water.Science.

Spanish.Statistics.

Textiles.&.Clothing.Viticulture.&.Enology

Wildlife,.Fish.&.Conservation.Biology.Women.and.Gender.Studies.

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CAMPUSLEADERSHIP

LindaKatehibecamethesixthchancelloroftheUni-versityofCalifornia,Davis,onAugust17,2009.Aschiefexecutiveofficer,sheoverseesallaspectsoftheuniversity’steaching,researchandpublicservicemission.

ChancellorKatehi(kah-TAY-hee)alsoholdsUCDavisfacultyappointmentsinelectricalandcomputerengineeringandinwomenandgenderstudies.AmemberoftheNationalAcademyofEngineering,shechairs thePresident’sCom-mitteefortheNationalMedalofScienceandischairoftheSecretaryofCommerce’scommitteefortheNationalMedalofTechnologyand Innovation.She is a fellowandboardmemberoftheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementof Science and a member of many other national boardsandcommittees.

Previously,ChancellorKatehiservedasprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairsattheUniversityofIl-linoisatUrbana-Champaign;theJohnA.EdwardsonDeanof Engineering and professor of electrical and computerengineering at Purdue University; and associate dean foracademicaffairsandgraduateeducationintheCollegeofEngineering and professor of electrical engineering and

computerscienceattheUniversityofMichigan.Sinceherearlyyearsasafacultymember,Chancellor

Katehihasfocusedonexpandingresearchopportunitiesforundergraduates and improving the educationandprofes-sionalexperienceofgraduatestudents,withanemphasisonunderrepresentedgroups.Shehasmentoredmorethan70postdoctoralfellows,doctoralandmaster’sstudentsinelectricalandcomputerengineering.Twenty-oneofthe42doctoral students who graduated under her supervisionhave become faculty members in research universities intheUnitedStatesandabroad.

Herworkinelectroniccircuitdesignhasledtonumer-ousnationalandinternationalawardsbothasatechnicalleaderandeducator,16U.S.patents,andanadditionalsixU.S.patentapplications.Sheistheauthororco-authorof10bookchapters andabout600 refereedpublications injournalsandsymposiaproceedings.

Sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinelectricalengineer-ingfromtheNationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece,in1977,andhermaster’sanddoctoraldegreesinelectricalengineeringfromUCLAin1981and1984,respectively.

LINDA KATEHI UC Davis Chancellor

Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor forStudentAffairsonAugust1,2007.Dr.Woodoverseespro-gramsandservicesthatenhancetheacademicandpersonaldevelopmentofstudents,includingintercollegiateathletics.HealsoprovidesadministrativeleadershiptoaDivisionofover50 student supportprogramsand to a teamofover800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget ofover30milliondollars.HeadvisestheChancelloronmat-tersrelatingtostudents,enrollment,access,retention,andcampusclimate.

Woodearnedhisbachelor’sandPh.D.fromUCDavisinChemistryin1980and1984.Soonaftergraduating,hebeganhisfacultyappointmentinChemistryandalsoservedtheCollegeofLettersandScienceastheAssociateDean,apositionheheld for13years.Mostrecentlyheservedasthe Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies andInterimViceProvostofUndergraduateStudies.Heisa2003graduateoftheHarvardUniversityExecutiveLeadershipandManagementInstitute,andalsoagraduateoftheUniversityofCaliforniaManagementInstitute.

Dr.Woodisamemberofseveralprofessionalorganiza-tions including American College Personnel Association,NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnelAdministrators,andtheNationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusi-

nessOfficers.HealsoservesontheCouncilofDeansandViceChancellorsatUCDavis,aswellasovertwentydifferentcommitteesandcouncilsonandoffcampus.

SeveralprioritiesheisfocusingoninStudentAffairsincludebuildingbridgeswithin StudentAffairs andwithacademic affairs; increasing the diversity of our studentpopulationbyreachingouttostudentswhoaredisadvan-tagedandunderrepresented;recruitmentandadmissions;increasingthenumberofstudentstransferringtoUCDavisfromcommunitycollegesandhelpingwiththeirtransition;developaninclusivecommunityforallofourstudents;workto help new students effectively navigate the university;improveretentionandgraduation;improveaccountabilityand transparency; improvestudenthealth; increase fund-raisingefforts tohelp supportourunits and theirneeds;maintainingaffordabilityforstudentstoattendcollege;andkeepingupwiththelatesttechnologytoprovideourstaff,facultyandstudentswiththemostuptodateandaccurateinformation.

Dr.Woodcontinuestoteachundergraduatestudentswhile serving in his administrative role and maintainingafocusoncontinuallyimprovingtheservicesavailabletoundergraduateandgraduatestudents.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics

UCDAVISATHLETICS

OnAugust1,1995,GregWarzeckabecamethe11thdirectorofathleticsatUCDavis.Inthedecade-plussince,theAggieathleticsprogramhasenjoyedunprecedentedsuccessunderhisguidance.

Warzecka’spenchantforprogressbeganfromhisfirstyearasdirectorwhenhewaschargedwiththetaskoffullyengagingthecampusindicussionsregardingwhetherornotUC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. Oneyearlater,thecampusannouncedthelaunchofitsfirst-evergrant-in-aidprogram.

WarzeckahasalsooverseenUCDavis’transitionintotwo conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggiesmovedfromthenow-defunctNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConference to thepowerfulCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAssociation.

Thenin2003,theUCDavisprogramannouncedthatitwouldjointheBigWestConferenceandthusreclassifyfromNCAADivisionIItoDivisionIstatus.UnderWarzecka’sguidance,theAggieathleticsprogramincreaseditsgrant-in-aidallocationnearlytenfoldtoapproximately$5million.Duringthisperiod,healsoengineeredasubstantialupgradeinathleticsfacilities,mostnotablytheSchaalAquaticsCen-ter(2004),theMaryaWelchTennisCenter(2005)andthemulti-useAggieStadium(2007).

During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured sixNACDADivisionIIDirectors’Cupsasthemostoutstand-ingoverallprograminthecountry.Forhispart,NACDAselectedWarzeckaasitsA.D.oftheyearfortheD-IIWestRegionin2001-02.

Furthermore,theeditorsofSports IllustratedmagazinelaudedtheAggieprogramonthreedifferentoccasions.In1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UCDavis as the top Division II school for women athletics.Oneyearlater,SIselectedUCDavisasitstopD-IIschoolforthe2001-02year.

Beforeturningtoadministration,Warzeckahadbeenasuccessfulbaseballcoach,firstasanassistantathisalmamater,California.HethenservedasheadcoachatSanFran-ciscoState,thenattheUniversityofChicago,wherehealsoservedhisfirstpostasmen’sathleticsdirector.WarzeckareturnedtoCalifornia in1989tobecometheA.D.at theUniversityofRedlands,whereheremaineduntilhejoinedtheAggieathleticsstaff.

HeearnedhisBachelorofArtsdegreeinphysicaledu-cationfromCalin1975andhisMasterofSciencewithanemphasisinathleticadministrationfromCalStateHaywardin1983.

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator

NonaRichardsonwasnamedSeniorAssociateAthleticsDirectoratUCDavisinMarch2007.ShebringsextensiveexperiencetoherroleatUCDaviswhichincludesoverseeingcompliance,studentservicesandsportsmedicineprograms,aswellassportsupervision.

Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athleticsfromavarietyofroles,mostrecentlyduringhertenureatBallState,wheresheservedastheseniorwomanadministra-tor.Theresheoversawdailyoperationsforsportsmedicine,andstrengthandconditioningwhilealsosupervisingsevensports, includingwomen’sbasketballandwomen’svolley-ball.HercontributionsatBallStatealso includedstudent-athleteservices,communityoutreachprogramming,careerdevelopmenteducation,student-athleteawards,andotherrelated areas while also serving as a Title IX and genderequityresource.

PriortoBallState,RichardsonwasAssociateDirectorofAthleticsandSWAatValparaisoUniversityforsevenyears,wheresheservedinsimilarcapacitieswhilealsoservingasComplianceCoordinatorforthe18-sportathleticsprogram.Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, eventmanagementandotherkeyadministrativeresponsibilities.

Richardson has served on numerous committeesthroughoutherdistinguishedcareer,includingtheNCAA

DivisionIVolleyballCommittee(2000-02)andVolleyballOfficials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been amemberofcommitteesfortheMid-ContinentConferenceandtheNationalAssociationofCollegiateWomenAthleticsAdministrators (NACWAA), the latter forwhichshealsoservedasaboardmember.

Richardson has presented at several national confer-ences,isamemberofNACWAAandtheNationalAssociationofGirlsandWomeninSports,andhaswonseveralawardsincludingNACWAA’sDr.NellJacksonAward(2000).

Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded byavolleyballcoachingcareerthatwashighlightedbyheadcoachingpositionsatEasternMichigan(1987-95)andVal-paraiso(1996-99)andanassistantcoachingassignmentatKentucky(1984-87).RichardsonwasalsoanassistantcoachattheU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalin1991.

RichardsonwasastandoutvolleyballplayeratMichiganState(1978-81)whereshewasateamco-captain,MVPandamemberoftheAssociationforIntercollegiateAthleticsforWomen(AIAW)All-Stateteam.

ShereceivedherBachelorofSciencedegreeinPhysi-calEducationfromMichiganStatein1983andherMasterofArtsandLiberalStudiesinHumanBehaviorandSocietyfromValparaisoUniversityin1999.

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Bob BiggsFootball

Steve DotenMen’s.Water.Polo

Jamie HolmesWomen’s.Volleyball

Barbara JahnWomen’s.Swimming

John LavalleeWomen’s.Gymnastics

Daryl LeeMen’s.Tennis

Bill MazeWomen’s.Tennis

Rex PetersBaseball

MaryClaire RobinsonWomen’s.Soccer

Dwayne ShafferMen’s.Soccer

Sandy SimpsonWomen’s.Basketball

Gary StewartMen’s.Basketball

Byron TalleyTrack.&.Field.(interim)

Drew WartenburgM/W.Cross.Country

Jamey WrightWomen’s.Water.Polo

Karen YoderSoftball

Anne WalkerWomen’s.Golf

UCDAVISHEADCOACHES

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Cy WilliamsMen’s.Golf

Vianney CamposField.Hockey

Recognizedin1999as“SoftballFieldoftheYear”bytheSportsTurfManagersAssociation,LaRueFieldhostedfiveNCAAWestRegionSoftballChampion-shipsinthepastdecade.Recentadditionsincludebat-tingcages,covereddugoutsandimprovedpressareas.

TheformerLowerHickeyGym,thefirsthomeofwomen’sathleticsinthepost-TitleIXera,wascon-vertedtoafirst-classpracticefacilityfortheAggiegymnasticsteamin2005.

TheTed&RandSchaalAquaticsCenterhosteditsfirsteventinJanuaryof2004.ThecomplexfeaturesanOlympic-sizedpool,lockerrooms,

teamrooms,officespaceandpermanentseatingforapproximately500spectators.TheaquaticscenterwillallowUCDavistohostchampion-

shipevents,includingthe2006NCAAWomen’sWaterPoloChampionships.

ThepalatialActivites&RecreationCenter(ARC)offersawidearrayoffitnessareas,includingfull-sizebasketballcourts,amulti-useactivitycenter

forindoorsoccerorhockey,arunning/joggingtrack,weightrooms,aerobicsfacilities,squash

andracquetballcourts,andarock-climbingwall.Additionalamenitiesincludeawellnesscenter,

studentloungesandopportunitiesforconferencesandspecialevents.

HOMEOFTHEAGGIES

ACTIVITIES &RECREATION CENTER

THE PAVILION

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

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LA RUE FIELD

ThePavilion,formerlyknownasRecreationHall,servesashomecourtforUCDavisbasketball,volleyball,wrestlingandgymnastics,aswellascon-certsandspecialevents.Withaseatingcapacityofnearly8,000,thePavilionranksasoneofthelargeston-campusarenasinNorthernCalifornia.

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

Dobbinsboastsoneofthefinestplaying

surfacesinNorthernCalifornia.In2002,thestadiumwasenhancedtoincludeapressbox,

arenovatedentranceandpermanentconces-sion/restroomfacilities.

DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX

BothAggieStadium(left),thehomeofsoc-cer,andtheJames&AnnDobbinsBaseballComplex(below)weretheresultofvolunteereffortsdatingbacktothemid-1980s.

UCDavisstudent-athleteswelcomedtheexpandedweightroom,locatedinsideToomeyField.Inaddi-tiontonearlytriplinginsizethepreviousfacility,theupgradealsoincludedallnewequipment,restroomsandofficespace.

Builtinthelate1940s,ToomeyFieldhashostednumer-ouschampionshipeventsforfootball,track&fieldandlacrosse.Duringthe2000OlympicTrials,standoutsMarionJonesandMichaelJohnsonusedtheWoodyWil-sonTrackasapracticefacility.

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

AGGIE STADIUM

AggieStadiumservesasthehomefacilityforthefootball,women’slacrosseandwomen’sfieldhockeyteams.Themulti-usevenuefeaturesanall-weatherSportexeplayingsurface,afirst-classpressbox,fulllockerrooms,restroomsandconces-sions.Theinitialdesignhasseatingfor11,000to15,000spectators,withaneventualbuild-outtoasmanyas30,000.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

DedicatedinApril2005,theMaryaWelchTennisCenterrepresentsanexpansionoftheformerHickeyTennisCourts.Recentadditionsincludegrandstandsandcanopiedbenchesforthenorthcourts.

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SERVINGTHEUCDAVISSTUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES204/208 Hickey Gym • (530) 752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All-District/Americahonorees, andhasclaimeda recordthreewinnersoftheNCAAWomanoftheYearAward.Student-AthleteAcademicServicesdeservesmuchofthecreditfortheseaccomplishments.

The office started in 1988 with a single staffmemberservingasacentralizedresourceforacademicadvising,eligiblityinformationandcampusreferrals.The office has since expanded to include additionalacademicadvisors,anathleticaidcoordinator,anas-sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrativeassistant.ItisheadedbyNonaRichardson,senioras-sociatedirectorofathletics.

The Student-Athlete Academic Services officeprovidesarangeofservicestostudent-athletesonall26intercollegiateathleticsteams,includingassistancewithcourseandmajorselectionaswellasinterpretationandclarificationofeligibilityrulesandissues.

UCDavisstudent-athletestypicallyhaveamini-mumofthreeacademicadvisors:anathleticacademicadvisorassignedbysport,acollegeadvisor,andamajoradvisor(ifthestudenthasadeclaredmajor).Althoughappointmentswiththeathleticacademicadvisorsarenot mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes mightchoosetoseetheirathleticacademicadvisorforissuesincluding:

• General education (GE) requirements• Dropping/adding courses• Time management/study skills• Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form• Study hall for student-athletes• Personal issues that affect academic performance• Choosing a major/career• Declaring or changing a major• Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics• Preparation for graduate programs• Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships

and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINEDick Lewis Training Room (115 Hickey Gym) • (530) 752-0647The Pavilion Training Room • (530) 752-7515

Knowncollectivelyas“TheHealerofChampions”,the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises fivefull-timecertifiedathletictrainers,afull-timephysicaltherapist/certifiedathletictrainerandapproximately24studentathletictrainers.Together,theyareresponsibleforprovidingmedicalcaretothe800-plusstudent-ath-letesthatcomposeUCDavis’26varsityteams.

The student athletic trainers serve two to threeyearswith theprogram, logging inmore than1,500

hours and gaining valuable clinical education in ahands-on environment. The internship is ideal foranystudentinterestedinagraduateprograminath-letictraining,aswellasanymedicaloralliedmedicalprofession.

TheARCPaviliontrainingroomcontainsexten-siveresourcesandequipmentfortherehabilitationofinjuredathletes.Thestaffphysical therapist ishead-quarteredthereaswell.

Jeff HoganHead Athletic Trainer

Michelle RoppeauDirector of Athletic Academic Advising

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Student.Disability.Center............................................... 752-3184International.House..................................................... 753-5007Lesbian,.Gay,.Bisexual.&.Transgender.Resource.Center....... 752-2452Women’s.Resource.&.Research.Center............................. 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORTUndergraduate.Scholarship.Office................................... 752-2804Financial.Aid.Office...................................................... 752-2390Dean.Witter.Fund.Residential.Services............................. 752-2033

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