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2009Schedule.................................................................................. �

WWCCQuickfacts............................................................................ 2

College Profile / Athletics Program Outline & Contacts.................... 3

Chad Bodnar, Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Soccer................ 4

Assistant Coaches, Men’s and Women’s Soccer......................... 4, 5

Warriors in the Community............................................................... 5

Women’s Soccer 2009 Roster.......................................................... 6

2009 Player Profiles–Women...................................................... 7-��

2009 Season Preview–Women...................................................... �2

2009 Opponent Quickfacts–Women............................................... �3

2009 Roster–Men........................................................................... �4

2009 Player Profiles–Men......................................................... 15-19

2009 Season Preview–Men............................................................ 20

2009 Opponent Quickfacts–Men.................................................... 2�

Transfer Athletes....................................................................... 22-25

Team Records................................................................................ 26

2008Statistics................................................................................ 27

All-Star Team.................................................................................. 28

2008 Standings............................................................................... 29

Campus Information....................................................................... 30

2009 SCHEDULES

MEN’S SOCCER

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Aug. 25 Evergreen College Olympia, WA TBA

Aug. 28 Northwest University Kirkland, WA TBA

Sept. 1 College of Idaho WWCC 2:00pm

Sept. 6 Everett Everett, WA 1:00pm

Sept. 12 Olympic * Tacoma, WA 2:00pm

Sept. 19 Bellevue * WWCC 2:00pm

Sept. 26 Highline * WWCC 2:00pm

Sept. 27 Flathead Valley WWCC 3:00pm

Oct. 3 Peninsula * Port Angeles,WA 2:00pm

Oct. 4 Shoreline Tukwila, WA 1:00pm

Oct. 7 CBC * WWCC 4:00pm

Oct. 10 Tacoma * Tacoma, WA 2:00pm

Oct. 14 Spokane * Spokane, WA 4:00pm

Oct. 17 Treasure Valley * WWCC 2:00pm

Oct. 21 Wenatchee * Wenatchee, WA 4:00pm

Oct. 28 CBC * Pasco, WA 4:00pm

Oct. 31 Spokane * WWCC 2:00pm

Nov. 4 Treasure Valley * Ontario, OR 3:00pm

Nov. 7 Wenatchee * WWCC 2:00pm

NWAACC Playoffs

Nov. 11 First Round TBA TBA

Nov. 14 Second Round TBA TBA

NWAACC Championships

Nov. 21 Semi-Finals, Starfire Complex, Tukwila, WA TBA

Nov. 22 Finals, Starfire Complex, Tukwila, WA TBA

* Denotes NWAACC West-East Conference Match

Home Games in Bold

NWAACC EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONS2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2009

WOMEN’S SOCCER

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Aug. 16 University of Idaho Moscow, ID TBA

Aug. 25 Evergreen College Olympia, WA TBA

Sept. 1 Eastern Oregon WWCC 12:00pm

Sept. 5 Northwest University WWCC 1:00pm

Sept. 12 Olympic * Tacoma, WA 12:00pm

Sept. 19 Bellevue * WWCC 12:00pm

Sept. 20 College of Idaho WWCC 2:00pm

Sept. 26 Highline * WWCC 12:00pm

Sept. 30 Yakima * Yakima, WA 2:00pm

Oct. 3 Green River * Auburn,WA 12:00pm

Oct. 4 Clackamas Tukwila, WA 11:00am

Oct. 7 CBC * WWCC 2:00pm

Oct. 10 Tacoma * Tacoma, WA 12:00pm

Oct. 14 Spokane * Spokane, WA 2:00pm

Oct. 17 Treasure Valley * WWCC 12:00pm

Oct. 21 Wenatchee * Wenatchee, WA 2:00pm

Oct. 24 Yakima * WWCC 12:00pm

Oct. 28 CBC * Pasco, WA 2:00pm

Oct. 31 Spokane * WWCC 12:00pm

Nov. 4 Treasure Valley * Ontario, OR 1:00pm

Nov. 7 Wenatchee * WWCC 12:00pm

NWAACC Playoffs

Nov. 11 First Round TBA TBA

Nov. 14 Second Round TBA TBA

NWAACC Championships

Nov. 21 Semi-Finals, Starfire Complex, Tukwila, WA TBA

Nov. 22 Finals, Starfire Complex, Tukwila, WA TBA

* Denotes NWAACC West-East Conference Match

Home Games in Bold

NWAACC EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONS2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009

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Walla Walla CC Quickfacts

General Information

Location: Walla Walla, WAEnrollment: 12,000Nickname:WarriorsColors: Black & GoldConference: NWAACCDivision:Southeast

Athletics Media Relations

Website: www.wwcc.edu/athleticsNWAACC Website: www.nwaacc.orgMailing Address: 500 Tausick Way, Walla Walla, WA 99362 College PersonnelPresident: Steve VanAusdleVP Student Services: Clint GabbardDirector of Athletics: Jeff ReinlandAthletics Phone: 509-527-4306Athletics Fax: 509-527-4321

Warrior Coaching Staff

Men’s and Women’s Head Coach: Chad Bodnar (BA, Washington State)Women’s: 5th Year (8th year at WWCC)Men’s: 3rd YearCombined Record at WWCC:�32W-�2L-8TRecord with Women: 98W-5L-3TRecord with Men: 34W-7L-5TOffice Phone: 509-527-4310Email: [email protected]

Program Information

Home Field:WarriorFieldLocation: Campus

2009 WARRIOR SOCCER QUICKFACTS

WARRIOR WOMEN

2008 Record: 24W-�L-0T2008 Conference Record: 20W-0L-0T(�st)2008 East Division Champions2008 2nd Place - NWAACC Tournament

2008 Statistics

Goals Scored: �02Goals Against:�0Shutouts: �7NWAACC All-Conference: 8NWAACC Academic All-Conference: 3Letterwinners Returning: �0Playing Transfers from Last Year: Liz Homer, University of Seattle, D-I; Shayna Jones, University of Evansville, D-I; Sid Davin, Whitworth University, D-III

WARRIOR MEN

2008 Record: �8W-3L-2T2008 Conference Record: 14W-3L-1T (1st)2008 East Division Champions2008 NWAACC Champions

2008 Statistics

Goals Scored: 54Goals Against: �3Shutouts: 15NWAACC All-Conference: 7NWAACC Academic All-Conference: 3Letter winners Returning: 6Playing Transfers from Last Year: Jordan Hacker, UC-Colorado Springs, D-II; Luis Mendoza, Evergreen State College, NAIA; Beau Morton, Whitman College, D-III; Chris Reid, Whitman College, D-III

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Located at the foot of the Blue Mountains in Southeastern Washington, Walla Walla Community College offers a variety of academic transfer programs and over 30 technical and paraprofessional programs. The twin communities of Walla Walla and College Place house a wide variety of agriculture, manufacturing, business and government employers. The communities are also home to Whitman College, Walla Walla College, and Walla Walla Community College, adding an educational base and cultural opportunities to the historic region. Warm Summers, crisp Winters, and beautiful Spring and Fall months provide four distinct seasons to enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities.

Walla Walla Community College is also home to ten varsity sports with highly competitive programs in Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Men’s and Women’s Golf, and Rodeo.

Athletic Department Directory

Men’s and Women’s Soccer Chad Bodnar................................................ TEL: 509.527.4310Email: [email protected]

Volleyball Tim Toon....................................................... TEL: 509.527.4307Email: [email protected]

Men’s Basketball Jeff Reinland................................................ TEL: 509.527.4312Email: [email protected]

Women’s Basketball Bobbi Hazeltine............................................ TEL: 509.527.4495Email: [email protected]

BaseballDave Meliah.................................................. TEL: 509.527.4311Email: [email protected]

SoftballMike Staudenmaier...................................... TEL: 509.527.4238Email: [email protected]

Men’s and Women’s Golf Mike Rostollan............................................. TEL: 509.529.5678Email: [email protected]

RodeoBuster Barton............................................... TEL: 509.527.4229Email: [email protected]

COLLEGE PROFILE/ATHLETICS PROGRAM OUTLINE AND CONTACTS

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2009 COACHING STAFF

Chad BodnarHead Coach, Men’s and Women’s SoccerBA, Washington State, 2003

Chad Bodnar is entering his fifth season at the helm of the Warrior Women’s Soccer pro-gram and third as the Men’s Head Coach. In his first season as the Women’s head coach Bodnar compiled a school best 24-1-2 record and added the programs third consecutive Eastern Region Title to its belt. The Warrior Women ran off 26 straight games unbeaten in 2005 before falling in the NWAACC Championship in Overtime. The 2006 War-rior squad again reached the final under Coach Bodnar and finished with a 23-2 record. The 2007 Warrior squad won the Eastern Region Championship and reached the NWAACC Championship before falling 2-1. This past 2008 season, the Warriors won 24 straight games before falling in the NWAACC championship game once again. Bodnar has just finished his second season at the helm of the Warrior Men’s Soccer program. The 2007 men’s team finished with a record of 16-4-3 and made it all the way to the NWAACC Quarterfinals. In 2008, the Warrior men won the NWAACC Championship and the East Region Champion-ship with a 18-3-2 overall record. Coach Bodnar was named the NE Region Coach of the year in 2005, 2007, and 2008 and has placed 8 women’s players to Division 1 schools in four years and 6 men’s players to Divison I schools in just two years. Bodnar was also named 2008 Blue Mountain Sports Awards Coach of the Year while the Men’s Soccer team was named 2008 Blue Mountain Sports Awards Team of the Year. Bodnar worked as an assistant with the Women’s program during the 2001 season in which the Warriors were NWAACC finalists. He then took some time away from the program as he joined the Boise Capitals Soccer Club in Idaho as a Youth Director before he rejoined the Warriors in 2003. Prior to his appointment with Walla Walla CC, Bodnar succeeded as the Head Coach of the Pasco High School boys program in the Big Nine 4A Conference in Washington. The Bulldogs qualified for State 4A tournament play the past two seasons and finished the 2005 season as Washington State finalists after winning the Eastern Regional Tourna-ment and Big Nine Championship. Bodnar was named the 2005 ‘All Region Coach of the Year’ by the Tri-City Herald for his performance. A former Big Nine All Conference selection and USYSA Western Re-gion IV team selection as a youth player, Bodnar went on to start four years for Wisconsin-Green Bay (NCAA Division I) and earn Midwest Collegiate Conference all-conference honors 2 years. He was named team captain his sophomore through senior seasons and was the team MVP in 1998. Upon completion of his eligibility, Bodnar played profes-sionally for the Stanislaus United Cruisers in the Western Conference USSL League in California and for the Yakima Reds in the PDL League in Washington. Bodnar then came home to finish his schooling and graduated from Washington State University with a degree in Humani-ties. Bodnar’s previous coaching experience also includes guiding the Allouez United boys club team to an appearance in the final of the Midwest Regional Championships as well as work in the Wisconsin-Green Bay Soccer Camps and with Ziemer Brothers Soccer Camps in California. Coach Bodnar holds an NSCAA Premier Diploma and a USSF A License as well. Bodnar is currently a staff coach for Idaho Olympic Development Staff and is the Three Rivers Soccer Club Coaching Director. He has transferred over 30 kids to 4-year schools from WWCC. Coach Bodnar is married to wife Lindsay and resides in Pasco, WA.

Greg Preciado

3rd SeasonAssistant CoachMen’s & Women’s Soccer Greg Preciado is entering his third year as a member of the Warrior Soccer staff. Preciado will assist both the Men’s and Women’s teams and will focus primarily with on field training and will be as-sisting heavily with recruiting for both programs. Prior to his coaching career Greg had an outstanding playing career at both WWCC and then Evergreen College. An all- conference player at both colleges Greg led the Geoducks to a National Final Four appearance his senior year. Greg then went on to Play professionally in Mexico where he spent a year playing and training. Greg has also been a member of the PDL Indiana Invaders. Quoting Coach Bodnar,’ Having worked with Greg as a player, I know he possesses a great deal of pride in what he does. He is a hard working individual and will be a great asset to our program. I look forward to having Greg on staff this fall”.

Max Weber2nd SeasonAssistant Soccer CoachMen’s & Women’s Soccer

Max Weber is entering his second year as a member of the Warrior Soccer staff. Weber will assist both the Men’s and Women’s teams and will focus primarily with on the field training and will be assisting heavily with recruiting for both programs. Prior to his coaching career Max had a very successful playing career at both WWCC and then Whitman College. A team captain at both colleges Max was also selected as Academic-All Conference in each season. Max was a two year starter for the Warrior program and led the WWCC Men’s team to a 2nd Place finish in the 2005 NWAACC Championships. Max then went on to finish his playing career at Whitman College where he captained the team and led them to one of their best finishes in team history. In his senior season at Whitman, Max received the 2008 R.V. Borleske Trophy for top male athlete. Quoting Coach Bodnar, “Since Max arrived as a freshman he has been a big part of our program’s success both on and off the field and we look forward to having him back in the program.” “His influence on the en-vironment here has been tremendous. He’s competitive, responsible, and a very hard working individual who brings a real presence to the locker rooms and field for both teams.” “There are many characteristics to Max that make him an excel-lent and exciting addition to our staff. Max’s greatest qualities are his lead-ership, hard work, and passion for people. He has a tremendous personal-ity and will be a great asset in his ability to recruit quality student-athletes and develop and coach the athletes on our men’s and women’s teams. We are thrilled to have added such a qualified and proven individual to WWCC Soccer coaching staff.”

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The Warrior Soccer Program is very active in the local Walla Walla com-munity and involved in several outreach programs to work with local youth. Current and former Warrior players will be working again this school year to provide mentors for the local Walla Walla Parks and Recreation commu-nity program and also to provide technical coaching for the Blue Mountain Soccer Club. Players are licensed through the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and spend at least one evening a week with the chil-dren. In addition, coach Bodnar is an active speaker with the ‘Educational Talent Search’ and ‘Gear Up’ programs which reaches out to children in the elementary and secondary schools in the Walla Walla Valley. Coach Bodnar also hosts local coaching clinics for youth coaches around the Walla Walla Valley.With a very active scholarship initiative to reach at risk youth, the Warrior camp and academy program attracted over 150 players from ages 5-12 years of age over the 2008-09 school year. With our mentoring program entering its fourth year with Walla Walla Youth Soccer in place for this com-ing Fall, we hope to effect close to 1000 athletes in the Walla Walla Valley Community.

In addition, Warrior Soccer is home to the Blue Mountain Exchange held every March for girls at the TCYSA Complex in Pasco and for boys in Walla Walla, WA. Held in co-operation with Three Rivers and the Blue Mountain Soccer Club, the Blue Mountain Exchange attracted better than 100 Premier teams to the region from across the Northwest and Canada. The Exchange has grown into an annual event featuring an NCAA Showcase and lively entertainment throughout the weekend to augment the high level of play on the field. The Blue Mountain Exchange has become a vital part of the spring economy in Walla Walla and the Tri Cities and an annual event on the Northwest Soccer calendar.

Mike Pardini3rd SeasonAssistant CoachMen’s & Women’s Soccer

Coach Pardini enters the second year of his stint on the WWCC staff with great knowledge of Coach Bodnar’s philosophy. A former assistant to Bodnar at Pasco high school, Pardini led the Bulldogs to a State Title in 2007. Pardini’s duties will primarily focus on Match day preparations and recruiting. Pardini was an All Conference performer at Pasco HS with Bodnar and then moved on to play at Seattle Pacific University where he starred for four years. Coach Pardini was drafted by the Seattle Sounders and had a brief stint with them before coming home. Pardini was named Washington State HS coach of the year in 2007. Quoting Coach Bodnar,” Mike is a valued asset to our program. I have worked with him previously, and appreciate his knowledge for the game as a player and as a coach. We share a very similar philosophy and have shared a lot of success together. I am very glad to have him as a part of our program and look forward to working with him again”.

WARRIORS IN THE COMMUNITY 2009 COACHING STAFF

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2009 WOMEN’S ROSTER

# Name Position Year High School / Hometown

1 Analisa Androlowicz Goalkeeper So. Vallivue HS / Caldwell, ID

2 Dashia Huff Centerback So. Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA

3 Tahlia O’Loughlin Forward So. Borah HS / Boise, ID

4 Robbie Jenks Midfield So. Middleton HS / Middleton, ID

5 Amanda Brusic Midfield So. West Valley HS / Yakima, WA

6 Brittney Lacey Midfield Fr. Capital HS / Boise, ID

7 Anna Pingree Midfield So. U of Montana / Timberline HS / Boise, ID

8 Kaitlyn Rosane Midfield So. Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA

9 Jaymie Balcom Midfield Fr. Central Valley HS / Spokane, WA

10 Kylee Poznanski Centerback So. Richland HS / Richland, WA

11 Margo Hickman Forward Fr. Mountain View HS / Meridian, ID

12 Dominique Alston Forward Fr. Skyview HS / Boise, ID

13 Becky Ryerse Midfield Fr. Mountain View HS / Meridian, ID

15 Lena Miraglio Midfield Fr. Clarkston HS / Clarkston, WA

16 Kati Lucas Forward So. Richland HS / Richland, WA

17 Nicole Perry Midfield So. Vallivue HS / Caldwell, ID

18 Justine Jones Forward Fr. Borah HS / Boise, ID

19 Emma Hawn Forward So. Lake City HS / Coeur d’ Alene, ID

20 Amanda Keebler Midfield Fr. Twin Falls Senior HS / Twin Falls, ID

21 Teresa Lopez Forward So. Davis HS / Yakima, WA

22 Jordan Simkins Goalkeeper Fr. Bozeman HS / Bozeman, MT

23 Megan Wagner Centerback Fr. Highland HS / Pocatello, ID

Head Coach: Chad Bodnar (BA, Wisconsin Green Bay- Washington State, 2002)Assistant Coach: Greg Preciado, Max Weber, Mike PardiniAthletic Director: Jeff Reinland

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2009 PLAYER PROFILES–WOMEN

1 Analisa Androlowicz Vallivue HS, Caldwell, ID Sophomore Goalkeeper

IN BRIEF:Ana joined the Warrior program from Vallivue High School where she was a 1st Team All-Conference goalkeeper. She lead her team to a District Championship and a 4th place finish in the very competitive Idaho State Championships. Anan spent a year at Boise State University before transfer-ring to WWCC. As a freshman, Ana provided depth as a goalkeeper behind Liz Homer (Seattle University) as she adjusted to the college game. Ana had a tremendous spring season and will look to carry her efforts into the 2009 Warrior pre-season as she looks to solidify herself as the #1 keeper. Ana’s leadership will again be an integral force in the Warriors 2009 campaign.

2 Dashia Huff Southridge HS, Kennewick, WA Sophomore Centerback

IN BRIEF: Daisha was a dominate player from Southridge High School, where she was a 2nd Team All-State performer as well as a 1st Team All-Conference De-fender during her high school career. Dashia anchored the Warrior backline as a freshman and earned 2008 NWAACC All-Star honors as a defender. She was invited and played in the 2008 NWAACC All-Star Showcase. Dashia is a tenacious player and looks to lead the Warriors during their 2009 campaign.

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3 Tahlia O’Loughlin

Borah HS, Boise, ID Sophomore Forward

IN BRIEF:Tahlia was an All-Conference forward out of Borah High School in Boise Idaho. She played her club soccer for Les Bois United and helped win two Club State Championships. Thalia was a major part of the 2008 Warrior squad that was a NWAACC finalist. She lead the NWAACC in scoring with 24 goals and 7 assists as a freshman. Thalia was a NWAACC All-Star as a forward and played in the 2008 NWAACC All-Star game. Thalia’s pace, athleticism, and tenacity adds a dominate dimension up top for the Warriors and she will look to add the same in 2009 as she looks to repeat as the NWACC leading goal scorer.


4 Robbie Jenks

Middleton HS, Middleton, ID Sophomore Midfield

IN BRIEF: Robbie was a 3 year 1st Team All-Conference selection and was also a 3 year varsity captain at Middleton High School. Robbie also was honored as a two-time team MVP in her junior and senior seasons. Robbie added much needed depth to the Warrior midfield in her freshman year and started most games in the second half of the season. Robbie’s composure and technical ability will again help the Warriors attack as she looks to solidify herself as an everyday college midfielder.


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5 Amanda Brusic

West Valley HS, Yakima, WA Sophomore Midfield

IN BRIEF:Amanda joined the Warrior program after a very successful high school career where she helped lead her West Valley High School team to 3 CBL District and Regional Championships, and a 4th place finish in the 2007 Washington State Tournament. Amanda was a 4 year All-Confer-ence selection and a 3 year All-State honoree. Amanda was honored as an NWAACC All-Star as a midfielder. She was invited and participated in the 2008 NWAACC All-Star game. Amanda was an integral part of the Warrior midfield as she scored 8 goals and had 4 assists. Amanda will again be an integral force in the Warrior midfield this upcoming season as she looks to again be one of the top NWAACC midfielders.


10 Kylee Poznanski

Richland HS, Richland, WA Sophomore Centerback

IN BRIEF:Kylee joined the 2008 Warrior program from the dominate Richland High School program where she was a CBL All-Conference selection. In addition, Kylee played for the Three Rivers Soccer Club. In her freshman year, Kylee was an integral part of the Warrior backline. Her leadership, knowledge of the game, and work rate will again be needed as the Warriors look to once again defend their NWAACC Eastern Region title. We look forward to Kylee again being a dominate force for the 2009 Warriors.


8 Kaitlyn Rosane Southridge HS, Kennewick, WA Sophomore Midfield

IN BRIEF:Kaitlyn came to the Warrior program from Southridge High School where she was an All-Conference defender. Kaitlyn provided depth to the 2008 Warrior backline as a freshman as she adjusted to the college game. Kaitlyn has improved drastically over the course of the off-season and her athleti-cism and pace will go along way in competing as an everyday defender in the 2009 Warrior backline.


16 Kati Lucas

Richland HS, Richland, WA Sophomore Forward

IN BRIEF: A product of state perennial powerhouse Richland High School, Kati was a CBL 1st Team All-Conference selection for two years. Kati was a four year varsity starter at Richland where she led the Bombers to the district and regional championships in each of her four high school years. As a fresh-man, Kati was a dominate force in the NWAACC where she placed second in the conference with 23 goals and 11 assists. She was honored as a 2008 NWAACC All-Star and was the MVP of the NWAACC All-Star game where she scored 3 goals. Kati will once again look to be in the tops of the NWAACC in goals scored as she helps lead a powerful Warrior attack. Kati’s pace, athleticism, and hard work will be an integral part in the successful of the 2009 Warrior season.


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17 Nicole Perry

Vallivue HS, Caldwell, ID Sophomore Midfield

IN BRIEF:Nicole joined the Warrior program from Vallivue High School where she was a two-time 1st Team All-Conference selection. She also played her club soccer for Boise Capitals where she led her team to a 2nd place finish in the State Club Championships. Nicole was an immediate impact player for the 2008 Warriors as she was an NWAACC All-Region selection. Nicole’s knowledge of the game and technical ability helped provide strength to both the midfield and backline during her freshman season. We look forward to Nicole once again stepping forward with her diverse skill set as she looks to be an integral part of both the 2009 Warrior midfield and backline.


21 Teresa Lopez Davis HS, Yakima, WA Sophomore Forward

IN BRIEF:Teresa came to the Warrior program from Davis High School where she was an All-Conference midfielder. She played her club soccer for the Sun City Strikers. Teresa provided much needed depth up top for the Warriors as a freshman. Teresa’s work rate and attitude have been an integral pat of the Warrior program since she arrived and as she enters her sophomore season we look to her for leadership. We look forward to Teresa again bringing her athleticism and pace to the Warrior attack. .


6 Brittney Lacey

Capital HS, Boise, ID Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Brittney joins the Warrior program from Capital High School in Boise Idaho where she led her team to second place in the Idaho State Championships as a senior. Brittney was varsity team captain as a senior and was a 2nd Team All-Conference selection. In addition, she was a 3 time Idaho Academ-ic All-State. Brittney will look to add depth to a very talented midfield. Her pace and composure on the ball will be an addition to the Warrior midfield as she grasps the pace of the collegiate game.

7 Anna Pingree

Univ. of Montana/ Timberline HS, Boise, ID Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Anna joins the Warrior program from the University of Montana where as a freshman she was a full time starter and an All Big Sky Honorable Mention selection as a midfielder. Prior to Montana, Anna was a standout player for Timberline High School and Boise Capitals. At Timberline, Anna was a two-time All-South Idaho All Conference selection. She was named team captain and helped her prep team to a state championship in 2007. Pingree played on the two-time state champion Boise Capitals Club Soccer team. Anna will look to be an immediate impact in the Warrior midfield. Anna has the physi-cal tools to be a dominate midfielder and will be very integral for the 2009 Warriorsquad.

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12 Dominique Alston

Skyview HS, Boise, ID Freshman Forward

IN BRIEF:Dominique joins the Warrior program with a very impressive playing career during her high school and club career. Dominique played for Skyview High School and her club soccer for Boise Capitals. At Skyview she was a two-time 1st Team All-Conference selection. She was voted team MVP while at Skyview. Dominique led her club team to a state championship in the very competitive Idaho State Club Championships. We look for Dominique to be an instant attacking force in the NWAACC and add further to already deep Warrior attack. Her athleticism, pace, and work rate will add a significant scoring threat to the 2009 Warrior squad.

13 Becky Ryerse Mountain View HS, Meridian, ID Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Becky played her high school soccer at Mountain View High School in Boise Idaho before joining the Warrior program. While at Mountain View Becky was a 1st team All Conference selection as a midfielder. In addition, Becky led her Idaho Rush club team to the State Championship is 2008 and was selected as the Idaho Rush Player of the Year that very same year. Becky joins an already impressive Warrior midfield. She will look to make an im-mediate impact to the Warrior midfield as she brings with her the knowledge and physicality that the collegiate level requires.

9 Jaymie Balcom

Central Valley HS, Spokane, WA Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Jaymie joins the Warrior program from Central Valley High School out of Spokane where she was a two time GSL Honorable Mention selection. In addition to being team captain, Jaymie was a two time MVP for Central Val-ley. She played her club soccer for River City Soccer Club. Jaymie will bring a lot of energy and pace to the Warrior midfield as a freshman. We look for her to grasp the needed physicality and technical ability required at this level and when she does she will add much needed depth to the Warrior midfield.

11 Margo Hickman

Mountain View HS, Meridian, ID Freshman Forward

IN BRIEF:Margo joins the Warrior program from a very dominate Mountain View High School in Boise Idaho where she was an Honorable Mention selection. Margo played her club soccer for Boise Capitals. Margo’s athleticism and pace will give the Warrior attack much needed depth. We look for Margo to adapt rather quickly to the speed of the college game and becoming an integral part up top for the Warriors.

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15 Lena Miraglio Clarkston HS, Clarkston, WA Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Lena joins the Warrior program from nearby Clarkston High School in Clarkston Washington. Lena was an outstanding three sport athlete in high school. Lena was a 1st Team Great Northern League All Conference selec-tion as a midfielder. Lena joins a talented midfield recruiting class for the 2009 Warrior squad. In addition to her on the field strengths, Lena received the WWCC Merit Scholarship, which is WWCC highest academic achieve-ment. We look forward to Lena bringing her athleticism and pace to our program and look for her to provide depth as she adjusts to the speed and technical side of the college game.

18 Justine Jones Borah HS, Boise, ID Freshman Forward

IN BRIEF:Justine joins the Warrior program after her sister, Shayna competes her two years playing for the WWCC. Justine comes from Borah High School in Boise Idaho where she was a 2009 Honorable Mention selection at a very competitive forward position. Justine also played for perennial power Les Bois Soccer Club in Boise. Justine will add much needed depth to the Warrior midfield and forward positions this season and her composure and technical ability will help the Warrior attack as she looks to adjust to the col-lege game quickly.

19 Emma Hawn Lake City HS, Coeur d’ Alene, ID Sophomore Forward

IN BRIEF:Emma joins the Warrior program from Lake City High School where she was outstanding two sport athlete and All-Inland Empire League selection for soccer. Her freshman year she played basketball while at WWCC and was a constant contributor to a squad that took 4th place in the NWAACC tourna-ment. Emma joined the Warrior program in the spring where she improved dramatically and had a very strong showing in the spring games. Her work ethic and versatility will add a much needed depth in several positions for the2009Warriorsquad.

20 Amanda Keebler

Twin Falls HS, Twin Falls, ID Freshman Midfield

IN BRIEF:Amanda joins the Warrior program from Twin Falls High School where she led her squad to it first appearance in the state tournament. Amanda was an All Conference Honorable Mention selection. She played her club soccer with Boise Capitals. Amanda will need time to adjust to the pace of the col-lege game. We are excited about her addition to the Warrior program and look forward to seeing her improvement.

22 Jordan Simkins

Bozeman HS, Bozeman, MT Freshman Goalkeeper

IN BRIEF:Jordan joins the Warrior program from perennial powerhouse Bozeman High School in Bozeman Montana. Jordan’s soccer resume is rather impres-sive as she led her Bozeman High School Hawks to three straight Montana State High School Championships as well as three straight Montana Club Championships with her Bozeman Blitzz Club team. Jordan was a 2008 1st Team All-State Goalkeeper and team captain on her club squad. In addition, Jordan represented Montana in the Shodair Soccer Classic as a senior. Jordan’s athleticism is difficult to find and we look for her to improve and adjust to the collegiate game quickly and become a standout goalkeeper for the Warrior program.

23 Megan Wagner

Highland HS, Pocatello, ID Freshman Centerback

IN BRIEF:Megan joins the Warrior program from Highland High School in Pocatello Idaho where she was the All-area Defensive Player of the Year and 1st Team All-Conference selection as a senior in addition to being a four year varsity starter. She led her squad four straight District Championships. Megan played her club soccer for PVSC Intrepid. We are excited to have Megan join the program and look forward to her grasping the pace of the college game and adding much needed depth to the Warrior backline.


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The Warriors come off a school best record in 2008 going 24-1 and will look to match the success in 2009. The 2008 Warriors were Eastern Region Champions for the 6th consecutive season and were NWAACC Finalist for the fifth time in the programs history. The 2008 Warriors sent 3 players to four year schools including two Division-1 and one Divi-sion-3 transfers in Shayna Jones (U. Evansville), Liz homer (Seattle U) and Sid Davin (Whitworth). The 2008 Warriors also added 8 players to the NWAACC East All-Conference team. The 2009 version will look to continue the success and will be very gifted in terms of ability.

Head Coach Chad Bodnar states, “This is a very well rounded group we have brought in and we will look to continue where we left off last year. There are some definite questions to be answered in terms of shape and we will have to battle it out on the training field to see who earns minutes where, but we are very fortunate to have such a talented group at this level. We are very excited to for the year.”

This 2009 version of the Warriors look to reload and are very excited about the incoming class of freshman and a strong returning squad.

Forwards

Another typically outstanding group of forwards will join WWCC in the at-tack in 2009. Tahlia O’Loughlin (Borah HS, Boise ID) led the NWAACC in scoring during her freshman campaign with 24 goals and 7 assists. Fellow forward Katie Lucas (Richland HS, Richland, WA) was second in scoring in the NWAACC during the 2008 season with 23 goals and ��assists.BothO’Loughlin and Lucas were named to the NWAACC East All-Conference team and both were invited to play in the NWAACC All-Star game where Lucas was the named MVP. Teresa Lopez (Davis HS, Yakima, WA) gave great depth to the 2008 Warrior frontline and will look to do the same as she vies for more minutes during her sophomore season. The Warriors are excited of the possibilities and depth added to the 2009 frontline with a few formidable signings. Dominique Alston(Skyview HS, Boise, ID) is a heralded scorer (2 time 1st Team All-Confer-ence forward) coming out of Skyview High School and will look to add immediate attacking force for the Warriors. Justine Jones (Borah HS, Boise, ID) and Margo Hickman (Mountain View HS, Boise, ID) will look to bring athleticism and pace to the field as they will challenge for time up front. The Warriors did not lose too much in terms of attacking players and have much needed depth up top in 2009. Amanda Keebler (Twin Falls, ID) will also look to provide depth as she adjusts to the college game. Chad Bodnar states, “I expect we will be right back to where we were last year in terms of goals scored. We should be a threat to any backline in our league.”

Midfield

The 2009 Warriors will have a very talented midfield with the addition of some prominent freshman and a transfer to join 2008 NWAACC East All-Conference selection Amanda Brusic (W. Valley HS, Yakima, WA) who had 8 goals and 4 assists during her freshman season. Robbie Jenks, another Boise area product will again look to compliment the Warrior midfield as a sophomore. Adding to Brusic will be a list of All-Confer-ence selections and State Championship quality players. Emma Hawn(Lake City HS, Coeur d’ Alene), a sophomore, will look to compete for minutes in the Warrior midfield as she joins the Warriors after playing a season of basketball for the WWCC Women’s team. Anna Pingree, a transfer from the University of Montana will add immediate impact to the midfield. Pingree was an All Big Sky Honorable Mention as a freshman at U. Montana last year and will bring that Division one experience to the

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warrior midfield. Becky Ryerse (Mountain View HS, Boise, ID), Brittney Lacey (Capital HS, Boise, ID), and Jaymie Balcom (Central Valley HS, Spokane, WA), all 1st Team All-Conference selections, will look to compete for minutes, add depth, and add different dynamics to the 2009 Warrior midfield.

The 2008 Warriors saw Jen Finders (Boise HS, Boise ID) and Sidonia Davin (Kamiakin HS) both graduate, with Davin moving onto Whitworth College. Bodnar states “We are very deep in the middle of the park with a lot of options in terms of what we can do with our shape and adjust-ments to what the match may require. I am excited about this group of midfielders because there is a great mix of very technical players, and players with motors that don’t stop. I am very curious to see how things shake out in our starting eleven because any one of these players could be on the field on a given day.”

Defenders

The Warrior back line will be very strong this year once again after leading the league in G.A average in 2008. The 2008 squad returns four of their top five defenders form the 2008 Warrior squad including 24 game starters Dashia Huff (Southridge HS) and Kylee Poznanski(Richland HS). Huff was a NWAACC East All-Conference selection as she anchored the backline with her athleticism and pace. Poznanskilooks to again fill her role in central defense and being a leader for the 2009 Warrior backline. In addition, sophomore contributors Kaitlyn Rosane( Southridge HS) and Nicole Perry (Vallivue HS, Boise, ID) look to add depth and compete for starting roles. Perry was a consistent starter in both the 2008 Warrior backline and midfield and we expect the same consistently from Perry in 2009. Rosane has come into camp fit and ready to make an immediate impact to the backline as she looks to become an everyday starter. Joining the Warrior backline are Lena Miraglio (Clarkston HS, Clarkston, WA) and Megan Wagner (Highland HS, Pocatello, ID). Miraglio has come into camp and opened eyes with her pace and athleticism and she will look to be an everyday contributor in both the backline and midfield during the 2009 campaign.

“We are fortunate enough to returning most of the contributors of the NWAACC’s best backline and are very confident that we will be as good or better then last season with this group. There is going to be some fierce competition for spots which will make all of these ladies better when the time comes to perform. We can do some different things and have the ability to attack out of the back with the pace and physical talent these players possess. This should be a fun group to watch.”

GoalKeepers

The 2009 Goalkeeping have big shoes to fill in losing Liz Homer(Hanford HS), a NWAACC All-Conference selection and now part of the Seattle University women’s program. Analisa Androlowicz (Vallivue HS) will return to the Warriros after backing up Homer last season. Ana adds great leadership and good size as she had a very impressive spring season. Jordan Simkins (Bozeman HS, Bozeman, MT) joins the War-riors where she was a 2 time All-State selection and looks to immediately vie for minutes in 2009. “These are two very gifted athletes who have the ability and we look for a heavy competition to see who will lead the 2009 Warriors between the posts.”

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Eastern OregonSept. 1 @ 12:00pmMascott: MountaineersColors: Blue and YellowPHONE: (541) 962-3364WEB SITE: www.eou.edu/athletics/Coach: Jessy Watson2008 Record: 5-12-0Conference: Cascade Collegiate Conference

Northwest UniversitySept. 5 @ 1:00pmMascot: CardinalsColors: Red and GrayPHONE: (425) 889-7819WEB SITE: www.northwestu.edu/athletics/Coach: Erin Redwine2008 Record: 8-5-2Conference: Cascade Collegiate Conference

OlympicSept. 12 @ 12:00pmMascot: RangersColors: Red and BlackPHONE: (360) 475-7821WEB SITE: www.olympic.edu/Students/StudentServices/ Athletics/Coach: Dick Lowery2008 Record: 6-12-2Conference: NWAACC West

BellevueSept. 19 @ 12:00pmMascott: BulldogsColors: Navy Blue and RedPHONE: (425) 564-2856WEB SITE: http://bellevuecollege.edu/athletics/Coach: Frank Lee2008 Record: 13-5-3Conference: NWAACC West

College of IdahoSept. 20 @ 2:00pmMascot: CoyotesColors: Purple and GoldPHONE: (208) 459-5372WEB SITE: www.collegeofidaho.edu/athlete/Coach: Niki Taylor2008 Record: 12-6-2Conference: Cascade Collegiate Conference

2009 OPPONENT QUICKFACTS–WOMEN

HighlineSept. 26 @ 12:00pmMascot: ThunderbirdsColors: Green and WhitePHONE: (253) 221-3154WEB SITE: www.highline.edu/stuserv/ athletics/index.htmCoach: Tom Moore2008 Record: 8-6-7Conference: NWAACC West

YakimaSept. 30 @ 2:00pmOct. 24 @ 12:00pmMascot: YaksColors: Red and GoldPHONE: (509) 574-4718WEB SITE: www.yvcc.edu/athletics/Coach: Luiz Machado2008 Record: 2-14-4Conference: NWAACC East

Green RiverOct. 3 @ 12:00pmMascot: GatorsColors: Green and YellowPHONE: (253) 833-9111WEB SITE: www.greenriver.edu/athletics/Coach: Stuart Snow2008 Record: 4-13-3Conference: NWAACC West

ClackamasOct. 4 @ 11:00amMascot: CougarsColors: Navy and ScarlettPhone: (503) 657-6958WEB SITE: depts.clackamas.edu/athletics/Coach: Tracy Nelson2008 Record: 13-8-4Conference: NWAACC South

Columbia BasinOct. 7 @ 2:00pmOct. 28 @ 2:00pmMascot: HawksColors: Columbia Blue and Navy BluePhone: (509) 542-4369WEB SITE: www.columbiabasin.edu/home/ index.asp?page=771Coach: Matt Mills2008 Record: 18-3-3Conference: NWAACC East

TacomaOct. 10 @ 12:00pmMascot: TitansColors: Blue and BlackPhone: (253) 566-5277WEB SITE: www.tacomacc.edu/athletics/Coach: Ken Fox2008 Record: 11-6-4Conference: NWAACC West

SpokaneOct. 14 @ 2:00 pm Oct. 31 @ 12:00 pmMascot: SasquatchColors: Columbia Blue, Navy, and GoldPHONE: (509) 533-7228WEB SITE: http://athletics.spokane.edu/Coach: Jim Martinson2008 Record: 5-14-3Conference: NWAACC East

Treasure ValleyOct. 17 @ 12:00 pm Nov. 4 @ 1:00 pmMascot: ChukarsColors: Orange and BluePHONE: (541) 881-8822WEB SITE: http://athletics.tvcc.cc/Coach: Ryan Masingill2008 Record: 14-7-0Conference: NWAACC East

Wenatchee ValleyOct. 21 @ 2:00 pm Nov. 7 @ 12:00 pmMascot: KnightsColors: Silver and BlackPHONE: (509) 682-6888WEB SITE: www.wvc.edu/directory/ departments/athletics/Coach: John Wright2008 Record: 5-12-3Conference: NWAACC East

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2009 ROSTER–MEN

# Name Position Year High School / Hometown1 Joey Pagan Goalkeeper So. Eagle HS / Boise, ID2 Jacob Michelsen Forward Fr. Great Falls HS / Great Falls, MT3 Erik Marquez Midfield Fr. Mountainview HS / Boise, ID4 John Dolphus Midfield So. Mountainview HS / Boise, ID5 Tyler Lawton Midfield Fr. Mountainview HS / Boise, ID6 Brady Espinoza Centerback Fr. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA7 Miguel Acevedo Midfield Fr. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA9 Marco Acevedo Forward Fr. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA10 Paul Herrera Forward Fr. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA11 Chris Hawkins Centerback Fr. Timberline HS / Boise, ID12 Mikey Ramos Midfield Fr. University HS / Spokane Valley, WA13 Juan Garcia Midfield So. Emmett HS / Emmett, ID14 Stephan Fujimoto Centerback So. Mountainview HS / Boise, ID15 Levi Gunion Midfield So. Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA16 Angel Valverde Midfield Fr. Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA17 Jose Corona Forward Fr. McLoughlin HS / Milton-Freewater, OR18 Dominic Anzelini Forward So. Moses Lake HS / Moses Lake, WA19 Griffen Hoerner Midfield Fr. Post Falls HS / Post Falls, ID20 Talon Wyatt Midfield Fr. Century HS / Pocatello, ID21 Jose Rivera Centerback So. Eisenhower HS / Yakima, WA.22 Jorge Velazco Goalkeeper Fr. Touchet HS / Touchet, WA23 Chase Farrell Centerback Fr. Helena High / Helena, MT24 Tyler Barry Fullback Fr. Centennial HS / Boise, ID25 Brent Anitok Centerback Fr. Timberline HS/ Boise, ID26 Josh Bashline Midfield Fr. Twin Falls HS / Twin Falls, ID27 Cass Melin Freshman Fr. Houston HS / Big Lake, AK

Head Coach: Chad Bodnar (BA, Wisconsin Green Bay- Washington State, 2002)Assistant Coach: Greg Preciado (WWCC 2004, Evergreen College, 2007)Assistant Coach: Max Weber (WWCC 2005, Whitman College, 2008)Athletic Director: Jeff Reinland

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2009 PLAYER PROFILES–MEN

1 Joey Pagan

G • SO Eagle HS Boise, ID

2008StatisticsG A GA/G S/O YC RC13 0.57 15 1 0

IN BRIEF: Joey joined the Warrior program from Eagle High School where he was a 1st Team All-Conference goalkeeper. Joey also captained the Eagle squad and played Idaho ODP for three years. Pagan is a product of the very impressive Boise Capitals Soccer Club and was an integral part in five consecutive Idaho State Club Championships. He led the 2008 Warrior squad to its first ever NWAACC Championship. Joey received not only 2008 NWAACC All-Star honors and played in the NWAACC All-Star game, but was selected as the NWAACC Final Four MVP. We look forward to Joey once again being one of the best goalkeepers in the NWAACC during his sophomore season.

4 John Dolphus

MF • SO Mountain View HS Boise, ID

2008StatisticsG A Pts YC RC� � 3 � 0

IN BRIEF:John joined the Warrior program from Mountain View High School where he led his team to a State Championship in 2006 and a runner up in 2007. John was an All-State Honorable Mention. He played his club ball for the Boise Capitals and was an integral part of five consecutive Club State Championships. John’s freshman year saw him adapt quickly to the collegiate game and his pace and excitement that he brought to the Warrior midfield was an integral piece in winning the NWAACC title. John’s tremendous work rate and technical ability will again be needed this season as he looks to lead a very young Warrior midfield.

13 Juan Garcia

MF • SO Emmett HS Emmett, ID

2008StatisticsG A Pts YC RC� 2 4 � 0

IN BRIEF:Juan joined the Warrior program from Emmett High School where he was four-time All-State and All-Conference selection. Juan captained Emmett for two years and scored 75 goals throughout his high school career. Juan played his club soccer for Boise Capitals and was an integral part of five State Championship teams. Juan’s technical ability and work ethic were an immediate impact for the Warrior program as a freshman and we look forward to seeing Juan become one of the premier backs in the NWAACC as a sophomore. Juan was a constant in the 2008 Warrior Championship starting line-up and scored a goal in the NWAACC Final.

14 Stephan Fujimoto CB • SO Mountain View HS Boise, ID

2008StatisticsG A Pts YC RC0 � � 3 0

IN BRIEF:Stephen joined the Warrior program from Mountain View High School where he led his team to an Idaho State Championship in 2006 and a runner up in 2007. Stephen was a 2nd Team All-Conference selection and a three year Idaho ODP player. He played his club soccer for the Boise Capitals and was an integral part of five consecutive Club State Championships. Stephen was an integral part of the Warrior backline that led the program to its first ever championship in 2008. Stephen was selected as an NWAACC All-Region fullback. We again look forward to Stephen being a part of the Warrior backline with his leadership and knowledge of what it takes to be successful at the collegiate level.

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18 Dominic Anzelini

F • SO Moses Lake HS Moses Lake, WA

2008StatisticsG A Pts YC RC0 0 0 0 0

IN BRIEF:Dominic joined the Warrior program from Moses Lake High School where he led the Chiefs to four consecutive District 6 Championships. Dominic was a 1st Team All-Conference selection at forward. Dominic added immediate depth upfront for the Warriors as a freshman. Dominic has an engine that never quits and his work ethic is unmatchable by many players. With his continued hard work and dedication Dominic will see more and more minutes as he acclimates to the pace of the college game.

15 Levi Gunion

CB • SO Kamiakin HS Kennewick, WA

2008StatisticsG A Pts YC RC0 2 2 3 0

IN BRIEF:Levi joined the Warriors after playing at Kamiakin High School in Kennewick Washington. A two-time All Conference selection while at Kamiakin, he was voted offensive player of the year in 2006 by his teammates and coaches. Levi also played club soccer for Three Rivers Soccer club in Tri Cities. Levi’s freshman year saw him provide much needed depth to the Warrior attack. Levi’s strength and constant work rate will be much needed again this season. We look forward to the progress Levi has made and the impact he will have as a sophomore.

3 Eric Marquez

MF • F Mountain View HS Boise, ID

IN BRIEF:Erik joins the Warrior program from Mountain View High School where he played an integral part in two consecutive trips to the Idaho State Championship, finishing 2nd his junior and senior year. He received All-Conference as a senior. Erik played his club soccer for Boise Capitals. We are excited about the addition of Erik into our program as he brings a lot of pace and hard work. We look forward to Erik adapting to physicality and pace of the collegiate game.

5 Tyler Lawton MF • FR Mountain View HS Boise, ID

IN BRIEF:Tyler joins a series of other Mountain View products to presently be a part of the Warrior program. Tyler led his Mountain View team to two consecutive runner up honors at the Idaho State Championships. His efforts were awarded as Tyler was a 1st Team All Conference selection in midfield. He played his club soccer for the Boise Capitals and played an integral role in four Club State Championships. Tyler was also a four-time Academic All-Conference selection. Tyler brings a ton of pace and athleticism to the 2009 Warrior squad and we look forward to him making an immediate impact.

6 Chase Farrell

CB • FR Helena HS Helena, MT

IN BRIEF:Chase comes from the perennial power Helena High School in Helena Montana where he led his team to a state championship in 2008. Chase was a 1st Team All-State selection as well as receiving Montana Super State honors, the highest honor in Montana. Chase was a captain and Defensive MVP his junior and senior seasons. He was chosen to play in the Shodair Senior Soccer Classic. Chase will bring much needed depth to a Warrior backline. Chase comes from a winning pedigree and as he adjusts to the pace and technical ability required to be successful at this level we expect him to compete for minutes in the back. Chase has proven to be a great leader and a very physical player and we look for him to carry that over into our program.

Anzelini

Gunion

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11 Chris Hawkins

CB • FR Timberline HS Boise, ID

IN BRIEF:Chris joins the Warrior program from Timberline High School out of Boise Idaho. Chris was a three year starter for Timberline. Chris played his club soccer for Boise Nationals and led his team to Nationals in 2008. Chris will look to add much needed depth to the Warrior backline. Chris’s physicality and knowledge of the game will lend itself nicely to him competing for minutes as a freshman.

12 Mikey Ramos

MF • FR University HS Spokane Valley, WA

IN BRIEF:Mikey joins the Warrior program from University High School where he was a standout midfielder during his four year career. Mikey is one of the most exciting signees for the Warrior program as his talent and work rate are difficult to match. Mikey was a two-time 1st Team All GSL and was the Greater Spokane League’s offensive MVP his senior season. He was a 2nd Team WIAA All-State selection his senior year. Mikey will add immediate impact at central midfield for the 2009 Warrior squad. We look forward to Mikey becoming one of the more dominate players in the NWAACC as a freshman. The Warrior program is very excited to have Mikey.

16 Angel Valverde

MF • FR Walla Walla HS Walla Walla, WA

IN BRIEF:Angel joins the Warrior program after being the vocal point of the Walla Walla High School boy’s soccer program. Angel was a two-time Herald All-Area Honorable Mention. Angel was a captain and led his Blue Devils to a playoff experience as he was the leader of a youthful squad. Angel will look to compete for minutes on the Warrior backline as he adjusts to the physicality and pace of the collegiate game. We are thrilled to add a local product with Angel’s abilities.

7 Miguel Acevedo MF • FR Pasco HS Pasco, WA

IN BRIEF:Miguel is another product of the perennial power Pasco High School. He continues in the long line of Pasco standouts that are and continue to be a part of the Warrior program. Miguel was an integral part of the WIAA runner up Pasco High School in his senior season. He was a CBL Honorable Mention as well as a WIAA All-State Honorable Mention selection. He played his club soccer for Three Rivers Soccer Club. Miguel will look to provide an instant impact in the Warrior midfield. His pace and attacking ability will enable him to be successful as he adapts to the physicality of the college game. We are very excited to have Miguel as a Warrior.

9 Marco Acevedo

F • FR Pasco HS Pasco, WA

IN BRIEF:Marco joins the Warrior program after being the centerpiece of the Pasco High School team that was ranked 2nd nationally and placed 2nd overall in this years WIAA State Championships. Marco is another in the line of very productive Pasco forwards to join the Warrior program. Marco’s impressive high school resume lends itself to being successful at the collegiate level. He was a three-time CBL 1st Team All-Conference selection, 2nd team All-State, and during his senior season was WIAA 1st Team All-State honoree at forward and Herald All-Area MVP after captaining his team to the state final. Marco will provide instant attacking quality to the Warrior program and we look forward to him being one of the most dominate forwards in the NWAACC.

10 Paul Herrera

F • FR Pasco HS Pasco, WA

IN BRIEF:Paul is another Pasco High School standout to join the Warrior program. Paul was an integral part of Pasco’s title run this past season. Paul was a fixture upfront for the Bulldogs and provided energy, effort, and an attacking purpose during his four years at Pasco. Paul played his club soccer for Three Rivers Soccer Club. Paul is fiery, energetic forward who catches the opposition off guard with his work rate and knack for coming up big in front of goal. We look for Paul to add depth and a different dynamic upfront for the 2009 Warriors as he adapts to the college game. We are once again thrilled to add a player of Paul’s caliber and pedigree to the Warrior program.

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21 Jose Rivera

CB • SO Eisenhower HS Yakima, WA

IN BRIEF:Jose is a product of Eisenhower High School where he was a dominate defender. Jose looks to compete for minutes during his sophomore season at WWCC. Jose red-shirted last season, as he was a fixture in practice with his work rate and ability. Jose will look to compete for a starting spot in the Warrior backline. Jose brings a physicality that will lend him to success at the collegiate level and we look forward to him being am impact player as a sophomore.

22 Jorge Velasco GK • FR Touchet HS Touchet, WA

IN BRIEF:Jorge is a local product out of Touchet Washington where he played his high school soccer. One of the top local players of the same small town of War-rior assistant Greg Preciado, Velazco has big shoes to fill but looks forward to the challenge.

23 Brady Espinoza

CB • FR Pasco HS Pasco, WA

IN BRIEF:Another product of the dominate Pasco High School soccer program, Brady was the undeniable leader of the team that held a national ranking and placed 2nd in WIAA State. He was a part of three League, District, and Regional Championships at Pasco High. Brady was a unanimous 1st Team All Conference as a junior and senior, 2009 Herald All-Area Team, and 1st Team All-State as a senior. Brady will provide instant impact as a freshman either on the Warrior backline or in the midfield. His work rate, knowledge of the game, and leadership will be looked upon greatly as the Warriors look to defend their 2008 NWAAC Championship. Brady is the player and person who can define a program and we are thrilled to have him as a Warrior.

17 Jose Corona

F • FR McLoughlin HS Milton-Freewater, OR

IN BRIEF:Jose is another in the long list of McLoughlin High School standouts to join the Warrior program. Jose follows in the footsteps of his older brother, Vic-tor, who played for the Warriors. Jose played on a state championship team at McLoughlin and was a 3 time All-State selection. In addition, Jose was the Greater Oregon League MVP as a senior. Jose’s technical ability and knowledge of the game will be vital as he adapts to the pace of the college game. We look forward to Jose adding much needed depth upfront for the 2009Warriorsquad.

19 Griffen Hoerner

MF • FR Post Falls HS Post Falls, ID

IN BRIEF:Griffen joins the Warrior program from Post Falls High School where he built a very strong playing resume. Horner was a four year Varsity starter, two year captain, and as a senior was the teams MVP. In addition, Griffen earned Inland Empire 1st Team honors both junior and senior season. He was also selected to the All Northwest Idaho Team as a senior. Griffen played his club soccer for Coeur d’ Alene Sting. We are excited to add such an accomplished player and look forward to Griffen competing for minutes in the midfield as a freshman. Horner displays a very physical playing style and once he acclimates to the speed of the college game he should be a very strong player for us.

20 Talon Wyatt

MF • FR Century HS Pocatello, ID

IN BRIEF:Talon joins the Warrior program after playing his high school soccer for Century High School in Pocatello Idaho. Talon was a 2007 All-Area selection and was the 2008 All-Area Player of the Year. Talon led Century to 4th place honors as a junior and senior. He was also team captain as a senior. Talon brings technical ability and size to a Warrior midfield in need of depth and size. It will take time for Talon to adjust to the speed of the college game, but when he does we look forward to him competing for minutes as a fresh-man in the Warrior midfield.

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24 Jacob Michelson

F • FR Great Falls HS Great Falls, MT

IN BRIEF:Jacob joins the Warriors after having a very successful playing career in Great Falls. One of the top players in the area and a product of the same town as assistant coach Max Weber. Michelsen has big shoes to fill, but looks forward to the challenge. Jacob led Great Falls High as their offensive MVP and earned All-State honors as a senior. He participated in the Shodair Senior Soccer Classic. We look forward to the work rate and energy that Jacob will bring to the program.

25 Tyler Barry

CB • FR Centennial HS Boise, ID

IN BRIEF:Tyler joins the Warrior program from Centennial High School in Boise Idaho. Tyler was e three year starter at Centennial High and was a 1st Team All Conference selection as a senior. In addition, Tyler was a 5A SIC All-Star selection. He played his club soccer for Boise Capitals. Tyler is a big, physi-cal back who once adjusted to the collegiate game can be a player who vies for minutes on the Warrior backline. We are excited about Tyler commitment to the Warrior program.

26 Brent Anitok

CB • FR Timberline HS Boise, ID

IN BRIEF:Brent joins the program along with fellow Timberline teammate Chris Hawkins. Brent was a three year starter for Timberline High and was a 2nd Team All Conference selection as a defender his senior season. Anitok has all the physical tools to compete at a high level, but needs time to adjust to the college game. We are excited about the potential Brent possesses and look forward to him being a part of the program.

27 Josh Bashline

MF • FR Twin Falls HS Twin Falls, ID

IN BRIEF:Josh joins the Warrior program from Twin Falls High School where he was a captain and three year letter winner. Josh was selected to 2nd team All-Conference as a junior and 1st Team All-Conference honors as a senior. Josh will need time to adjust to the required technical abilities and pace of the college game. We look forward to seeing his improvement as he joins the program.

28 Cass Melin

CB • SO Houston HS Big Lake, AK

IN BRIEF:Melin joined the Warriors in 2008 with high hopes. An Alaska native, Cass will look to adjust to the college game and speed of play. While in high school Cass was twice voted as team captain and All Conference teams. Melin was also a standout wrestler and state placer.

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2009 SEASON PREVIEW–MEN

The 2009 Warrior men return 6 players from a 2008 squad that was 18-3-2, Eastern Region Champions for the 4th time, and for the first time in school history were NWAACC Champions. The 2009 edition of the Warrior men will also include 19 new faces that join the squad and will look to make an impact right away for the Warriors. The blend of some experienced returnees and the addition of new faces will leave the 2009 Warrior men with the task of finding their new identity, continuing the success of the program, and defending their title. “We have some very good returners and players who saw a ton of action last year, and we have some guys fresh off their high school season that will have to adjust to the pace of college soccer. We have some work to do to be where we need to be at the end of the season, but we are looking forward to the challenge” (Coach Bodnar)

Forwards

The Warrior frontline will take an whole new look this season with the lossofRocky Snyder (Pasco HS) and Luis Mendoza (Prosser HS), who both were NWAACC All-Conference selections and combined for 34 goals during the Warriors title run. Returning upfront for the Warriors and competing for minutes are Dominic Anzelini (Mose Lake HS) and Levi Gunion (Kennewick HS). Leading the charge for the 2009 campaign will be high school teammates Marco Acevedo (Pasco HS, Pasco, WA) and Paul Herrera (Pasco HS). Acevedo was one of the most honored high school forwards in Washington State during his high school career earning repeat All-Conference and WIAA 1st team All-State accomplishments. The experience that Acevedo and Herrerahave playing together will look to be provided immediately for the 2009 Warrior attack. In addition, the Warriors are excited about Jose Corona(McLoughlin HS) and Jacob Michelsen (Great Falls HS, Great Falls, MT) as they both look to add much needed depth and different dynamics to the Warrior attack. Furthermore, Griffen Hoerner (Post Falls HS) has come into camp and been an exciting player up top and in the midfield and he will be expected to play a significant role in the Warrior frontline. “We have a definite pair of proven goal scorers in Marco and Paul, and will look to the others to add some support in our front line. I am excited about the group we have and looking forward to seeing them hit the back of the net”

Midfield

The 2009 Warrior midfield takes on an entirely different look with the loss of two NWAACC All-Conference selections in Beau Morton (E. Valley HS), Brian Buckingham (Centennial HS) and Chris Reid(W.Valley HS). Morton captained the Warriors and BuckinghamsealedtheNWAACC title with his overtime goal in the NWAACC final. Returning for the Warriors are seasoned veterans Johnny Dolphus (Mountain View HS) and Juan Garcia (Caldwell HS) who will look to bring some experience and leadership the 2009 Warrior midfield. The new additions include heralded high school performer Mikey Ramos (University HS, Spokane, WA) and Talon Wyatt (Pocatello HS). Both will look to add immediate impact to the Warrior lineup. Ramos figures to be one of

the best NWAACC midfielders during his freshman campaign with his leadership and technical ability. Miguel Acevedo (Pasco HS) looks to add immediate impact out-wide for the Warriors with his pace, athleticism, and attacking ability. Erik Marquez (Mountain View HS) and Josh Bashline(Twin Falls) also join the Warrior program. Chad Bodnar states, “We are very excited about the size, athleticism, and overall talent of our 2009 Warrior midfield. There will be a lot of talented guys competing for minutes and our depth will allow us to do a variety of different things with shape and attacking preferences.”

Defenders

The 2009 Men will return only one player in the back but add 8 very good freshmen to a backline that was one of the top in the league last year in goals allowed. The Warrior backline will deal with the loss of NWAACC All-Conference performers Rafael Sanchez (Wahluke HS) and Miguel Nogales (Highland HS) who anchored the defense last year for WWCC along with Captain Jordan Hacker (W. Valley HS). Stephen Fujimoto(Mountain Vie HS, Boise ID) is the lone starter returning to the Warrior backline and he will look to anchor the Warriors from central and outside defense. He will be joined by a very talented group of All-State, All-Conference, and State Championship defenders starting with Brady Espinoza (Pasco HS) and Tyler Lawton (Mountain View HS) who both were 1st team All-State selections and who both will be leaned on to provide instant impact for the Warriors. In addition, Chris Hawkins (Timberline HS), local talent Angel Valverde (Walla Walla HS), Tyler Barry (Centennial HS), and sophomore Jose Rivera (Eisenhower HS) will compete to find minutes in the backline. Chase Farrell (Helena HS), Brent Anitok (Timberline HS), and Cass Melin (Houston HS) will look to adjust to the college game and progress as the season wears on. “We have a young group in the back that is going to have to adjust to college soccer very quickly. They are all very experienced in terms of having played in very high level club games, and have some experience playing together for the same club team. Fujimoto is going to have to anchor this group until the young ones get their feet wet, but I am positive we will be very solid after we get some experience”.

GoalKeepers

The 2009 Goalkeeping will be done by NWAACC All-Conference and NWAACC Final Four MVP Joey Pagan (Eagle HS, Boise ID). Bodnar states, “Joey is the most athletic goalkeeper we have had in our ranks here at WWCC and his freshman year was outstanding. We look forward to him captaining the squad this year and once again being the NWAACC’s best goalkeeper.” Freshman Touchet product Jorge Velazco (Touchet HS) will look to come in and get better with each days training.

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2009 OPPONENT QUICKFACTS–MEN

Flathead Valley

Sept. 27 @ 3:00pm

Mascot: Eagles

Colors: Blue and White

PHONE: (406) 756-3893

WEB SITE: www.fvcc.edu/student-life/

athletics/

Coach: David Diffenderfer

2008 Record:

Conference:

Peninsula

Oct. 3 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Pirates

Colors: Black and Gold

PHONE: (360) 417-6410

WEB SITE: www.pc.ctc.edu/life/athletics/

default.asp

Coach: Andrew Chapman

2008 Record: 14-7-3

Conference: NWAACC West

Shoreline

Oct. 4 @ 1:00pm

Mascot: Dolphins

Colors: Green and Yellow

Phone: (206) 283-7335

WEB SITE: www.shoreline.edu/athletics/

Coach: George Dremousis

2008 Record: 6-9-4

Conference: NWAACC North

Columbia Basin

Oct. 7 @ 4:00pm

Oct. 28 @ 4:00pm

Mascot: Hawks

Colors: Columbia Blue and Navy Blue

PHONE: (509) 542-4369

WEB SITE: www.columbiabasin.edu/home/

index.asp?page=771

Coach: Kyle Vierck

2008 Record: 8-9-2

Conference: NWAACC East

College of Idaho

Sept. 1 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Coyotes

Colors: Purple and Gold

PHONE: (208) 459-5857

WEB SITE: www.collegeofidaho.edu/

athlete/

Coach: Brian Smith

2008 Record: 14-3-1

Conference: Cascade Collegiate Conference

Everett

Sept. 6 @ 1:00pm

Mascot: Trojans

Colors: Red and White

PHONE: (425) 388-9322

WEB SITE: www.everettcc.edu/athletics/

Coach:ScottWillsie

2008 Record: 5-11-2

Conference: NWAACC North

Olympic

Sept. 12 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Rangers

Colors: Red and Black

PHONE: (360) 475-7821

WEB SITE: www.olympic.edu/Students/

StudentServices/Athletics/

Coach: Kris Lowry

2008 Record: 1-16-1


Bellevue

Sept. 19 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Bulldogs

Colors: Navy Blue and Red

PHONE: (425) 564-3124

WEB SITE: http://bellevuecollege.edu/

athletics/

Coach: Adam Fenster

2008 Record: 15-3-2


Highline

Sept. 26 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Thunderbirds

Colors: Green and White

Phone: (206) 878-3710

WEB SITE: www.highline.edu/stuserv/

athletics/index.htm

Coach: Jason Prenovost

2008 Record: 14-3-3


Tacoma

Oct. 10 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Titans

Colors: Blue and Black

Phone: (253) 222-2437

WEB SITE: www.tacomacc.edu/athletics/

Coach: Jason Gjertsen

2008 Record: 9-6-3


Spokane

Oct. 14 @ 4:00 pm

Oct. 31 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Sasquatch

Colors: Columbia Blue, Navy, and Gold

Phone: (509) 533-3419

WEB SITE: http://athletics.spokane.edu/

Coach: Kenny Krestian

2008 Record: 14-8-3


Treasure Valley

Oct. 17 @ 2:00 pm

Nov. 4 @ 3:00pm

Mascot: Chukars

Colors: Orange and Blue

Phone: (541) 881-2732

WEB SITE: http://athletics.tvcc.cc/

Coach: Ryan Masingill

2008 Record: 8-6-4


Wenatchee Valley

Oct. 21 @ 4:00 pm

Nov. 7 @ 2:00pm

Mascot: Knights

Colors: Black and Silver

Phone: (509) 682-6887

WEB SITE: www.wvc.edu/directory/

departments/athletics/

Coach: John Wright

2008 Record: 13-5-4


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Taylor Sinclair: Richland, WA committed to CSU Pueblo NCAA D-22007 NWAACC North-East All Star as a defender: 2 goals, 5 assists2006 NWAACC North-East All Star as a defender: 7 assists

Hailey Bohnet: Walla Walla, WA committed to E. Oregon NAIA2007: 10 goals, 3 assists2006: 8 goals, 1 assist

Danielle Rodriguez: Hamilton, MT committed to Warner Pacific NAIA2007: 8 goals, 5 assists2006: 13 goals, 3 assists

JONES DECIDES ON MINNESOTA-CROOKSTONJustine Jones has committed to D-II Univ. of Minnesota-Crookston. The Golden Eagles are part of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. In her freshman year Jones scored 14 goals and had 3 assists and earned All-Con-ference honors as a midfielder. Her sophomore year she was named a team captain and again earned All-Conference honors as she had 12 goals and 12 assists from her midfield position. Jones was a Big Nine All-Conference selec-tion and a 4A All-State selection as a senior at Richland HS. “Justine is a tremendous addition to our program,” says U of M, Crookston Soccer coach Chris Przemieniecki. “She brings experience, vision and tenac-ity. Justine will be expected to come in and make an immediate impact. Her success at Walla Walla C.C. will definitely aide us in our quest to turn the Golden Eagle Soccer program around.”

DUFFY SECOND WARRIOR TO CHOOSE CSU-PUEBLOCandice Duffy has committed to D-II CSU-Pueblo. The Thunderwolves are part of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. She joins teammate Tay-lor Sinclair who committed a few weeks ago. As a freshman Duffy earned All-Conference honors as a forward when she scored 20 goals and had 13 assists. Her sophomore season she was named East Region MVP as she led the NWAACC in goals scored with 32 and contributed 9 assists. In high school, Duffy was a 2-time player of the year for her 5A Conference at Idaho Falls HS in Idaho Falls, ID. “I was really impressed by Candice because she can score goals, but she also does a nice job setting up other people. She’s another woman who is a great fit for our program as well as a brilliant attacking player, “says CSU-Pueb-lo head coach Dave Morris.

NEAL CHOOSES BYU-HAWAIISophomore midfielder Bryan Neal has chosen to continue his soccer career at Division II BYU-Hawaii. Neal was a vital part of the first Warrior Men’s team to make a final four appearance. In 2004 Neal started 20 games and was the an-chor of the Warrior midfield before going on his mission in England for 2 years. He contributed 2 goals and 3 assists for the 2007 Warrior squad that finished 15-4-3. Neal was a Big Nine all conference selection 3 years at Eisenhower High School and was a member of the Yakima Reds in the PDL League.

FOSTER SIGNS LETTER OF INTENTKyle Foster (West Valley HS ‘05 / Walla Walla CC) signed his letter of intent to play at The Evergreen State College in 2008. As a defender, where he started 18 games, Foster played at fellow Cascade Conference member school North-west University in Kirkland during the 2005 season. In 2007 he transferred to Walla Walla Community College and was elected captain of the team. During the 2007 season Foster scored 2 goals and 2 assists for WWCC. He helped lead the Warriors to a 13-3-2 record and was named to the NWAACC All-Star Team in the midfielder category. In his prep years, Foster was a three year all-conference player at West Valley High and currently he has been player of the week twice for the Yakima Reds Professional Development Summer League. Head coach John Purtteman is enthusiastic about signing Kyle, an excel-lent defender, to the program. “Kyle is a top level player who will bring some grit to the Evergreen midfield”. Foster will enroll as a junior at Evergreen during the fall quarter of ‘08.

GRIFFITHS DECIDES ON COLLEGE OF IDAHOBrian Griffiths has committed to NAIA College of Idaho (formerly known as Albertsons College). The Coyotes are a part of the Cascade Collegiate Con-ference. As a freshman Griffiths scored 2 goals and played in 19 games as a midfielder. As a sophomore Griffiths did not score put played a vital role in the Warriors midfield as he started every game. Griffiths was a two time Southern Idaho All-Conference selection for Timberline High School and won five Idaho State championships with the Boise Nationals Soccer Club.

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HACKER TO PLAY AT UC-COLORADO SPRINGS Sophomore centerback Jordan Hacker has announced that he will continue his soccer career at the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs. UCCS is a Division II school and competes in the Rocky Mounatin Athletic Conference. They were 5-12-2 last season. Hacker (West Valley HS, Yakima, WA) was a two-year starter for the Warriors. He was a vital part of the 2008 Warrior team that finished 18-3-2, won the East Region Championship, and won the school’s first soccer NWAACC Championship. Hacker also finished his time at WWCC with a 3.40 GPA and was named to the All-Academic team.

HOMER TO PLAY AT SEATTLE UNIVERSITYSophomore Goalkeeper Liz Homer has announced that she will continue her playing career at Seattle University. The Redhawks are a Division I program that is coming off a 12-5-3 season in 2008. Homer had 17 shutouts last season in goal for the Warriors as she earned NWAACC South-East All Star honors and helped the women go 24-1-0 on the season, win their 6th straight East Region Championship, and finish 2nd in the NWAACC. She also was on the NWAACC All-Academic team as she finished with a 3.59 GPA.

JONES HEADS TO UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILEEDefender Shayna Jones will finish her collegiate career at Division I Evans-ville next year. Jones was an NWAACC South-East all-conference defender the past two years and helped lead her team to a two-year record of 46-2-1. She totaled eight goals and 13 assists despite playing defense. Jones was also a member of the Boise Capitals Soccer Club that won five state cham-pionships, and was a first team all-state selection as a senior at Borah High School in 2007. Evansville went 13-5-2 in 2008 and won the Missouri Valley Conference.

DAVIN DECIDES ON WHITWORTHSid Davin will play for the Division III Whitworth Pirates next year. Davin was an NWAACC South-East All-Conference Midfielder in 2008 and was also on the All-Academic team with a 3.37 GPA. Davin scored six goals and tallied five assists her sophomore year in helping the Warriors to a 24-1-0 record and 2nd place NWAACC finish. Whitworth plays in the Northwest Conference and had a record of 15-4-1 overall and 11-4-1 in conference play.

REID AND MORTON TO GO TO WHITMAN COLLEGEChris Reid and 2008 South-East All-Conference midfielder Beau Morton will finish their playing careers in Walla Walla at Whitman College. The Missionar-ies went 11-2-7 last season including 9-2-3 in conference play. Reid scored six goals and had two assists from his forward position while Morton had one goal and six assists as a midfielder for the 2008 NWAACC Champion Warriors. Morton was also an All-Academic performer with a 3.54 GPA.

MENDOZA TO BE A GEODUCKLuis Mendoza will play for Evergreen State College next season. Mendoza was a 2008 South-East All-Conference forward as he scored 13 goals and had three assists for the 2008 NWAACC Champs. Evergreen competes in the NAIA Cascade Collegiate Conference. They were 5-11-0 in 2008 including 4-7-0 in the conference.

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FOUR WARRIOR WOMEN MAKE COMMITMENTS FOR NEXT SEASONFour Warrior Women’s soccer players have finalized plans on where to continue their soccer careers. Alli Krous, Taylor Sinclair, Hailey Bohnet, and Danielle Rodriguez helped lead the Warriors to a 45-3-1 record over the past two seasons, back-to-back East Region Championships, and back-to-back 2nd place finishes in the NWAACC. Warrior Soccer Coach Chad Bodnar: “These girls helped take our pro-gram to great heights for 2 years, and I am glad we can help them move on to 4-year programs and continue with their success.”

Alli Krous: Yakima, WA committed to U. Maine NCAA D-12007 NWAACC North-East All-Star as a midfielder: 22 goals, 9 assists2006 NWAACC North-East All Star as a midfielder: 13 goals, 16 assists

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YOUNG CHOOSES CONCORDIAWarrior sophomore midfielder Alex Young, from Flathead, MT, has com-mitted to Concordia University to continue his soccer career next season. Young scored three goals and had two assists as a freshman and scored one goal as a sophomore from his midfield position. Young prepped at Flathead HS where he led his team to a Montana State Championship his senior season. Concordia University is an NAIA program located in Portland, Oregon. The Cavaliers finished last season as Cascade Collegiate Confer-ence Champions for a sixth straight year with a 16-4-0 record.

CLASS OF 2006

Beyerlein signs with UW-Green Bay

Warrior Sophomore Lydia Beyerlein has signed a letter of intent to continue her soccer career at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. UW-Green Bay is a Division I program that is headed by Quinn Ross, and Green Bay is the former home of Warrior Coach Chad Bodnar who was a standout on the soccer team there. While coach Bodnar was a member of the Phoenix, he was coached by Coach Ross. Beyerlein is part of an impressive recruiting class for the Phoenix. “You never really know the impact of a recruiting class until two or three years into the process, but this is definitely one of the deepest we have signed,” said Ross. UW-Green Bay finished the 2006 campaign with an 8-7-2 record. Beyerlein was a 2-time All-Conference selection as a defender while a member of the Warriors. She was credited with 6 goals her freshmen year and 2 assists as a sophomore. A 3-time All-Conference selection at Moscow High School in Idaho, Lydia was a Defensive MVP of the league her senior year and an Idaho ODP selection

Coach Bodnar’s Comments:“I am extremely proud to send an athlete Like Lydia to UWGB. I had a great experience as a Phoenix athlete and love coach Ross. He will enjoy having Lydia, and although I am sad to see her leave WWCC, I am excited for her future.”

Koelzer becomes 4th Warrior in 2 years for EWU

Warrior Sophomore Forward Lauryn Koelzer has chosen Eastern Washington University and signed a letter of intent to play for the Eagles. She will join 3 Warriors from the Class of 2005 on the Eagle roster; Forward Shelly Ikerd, Goalkeeper Ashley Renz, and Defender Carrie Conners.

Koelzer had an amazing 2 years at WWCC as she was a 2-time All-Conference selection and was named NWAACC MVP in 2005 when she notched 31 goals and 21 assists, a Warrior freshmen record.

Koelzer added 21 goals and 9 assists for the Warriors in 2006 as they reached the NWAACC Championship Game for the 2nd straight year.Coach George Hageage comments on Lauryn: “Lauryn has a tremen-dous work rate and will be able to plug in up top or as an attacking center midfielder. She was a late addition to our recruiting class; however, I am reminded about the saying, “saving the best for last.” Lauren could be a huge impact on our ability to score goals and gives us the best depth up top we have ever had.”Koelzer was a 2-time 2A Washington State player of the year in high school and helped lead Connell to 2 state championships.

Coach Bodnar’s Comments:“Lauryn is one of my favorite athletes I have ever coached and I am excited for her to have the opportunity to get to play D-1 soccer. Coming from such a small high school, I feel good about the fact she came here and has a chance to enter the big stage and see what she can do. If she approaches things right, she will be on the field a lot this fall.”

Crim signs with Chico StateSophomore Midfielder Zach Crim has signed a letter of intent to play at Chico State University, a Division II program in Chico, CA. Crim will join former Warrior Ian Hilgart with the Wildcats who are coached by Mike O’Malley. “We are very excited about acquiring Zac,” O’Malley said. “He’s very strong in the air all over the field. His athleticism and fitness allow him to compete at a high level.” Crim was a 2006 All-Conference selection for the Warriors when he scored 5 goals and tallied 21 assists. He scored 15 goals to go with 7 assists in a strong freshmen season. Crim has several records for WWCC. He holds season and career records for assists with 28 and 21 respectively. He also holds the record for total career starts and consecutive starts with 51.

Coach Bodnar’s comments:“Zac is a good player with a ton of ability. It is good to see him go to such a quality program. He will enjoy his time in Chico, and I fully expect him to be a valuable asset to their program.”

Pulse to join S. Florida CollegeDaniel Pulse will play at South Florida College next year. Pulse played in 21 games as a freshman in 2004 and scored 1 goal from his midfield position. He missed the entire year in 2005 due to an injury. In 2006, Pulse played in 23 games and started 19 as he recorded 1 goal and 2 assists. Pulse was a All-Confer-ence selection and a senior captain for 4A Eisenhower HS in Yakima, WA.

Sinclair to play at D-I Maine UniversityWarrior Sophomore Corey Sinclair has signed a national letter of intent to fur-ther his soccer career at NCAA Division I University of Maine. The Black Bears are coached by Pat Laughlin. “Corey is an outstanding athlete who brings experience and collegiate success with him to Maine,” said Laughlin. “I expect him to come in and make a contribution immediately.”

Sinclair started in all 25 games for the Warriors from his centerback posi-tion. Sinclair was a transfer from Northwest University where he started 13 games and played in 14 for the Eagles as a freshman. A product of Richland HS, he was a 2-time All-Conference selection, named to the Tri-City Herald’s All-Area team, and a Co-MVP his senior season.

Coach Bodnar’s comments:“I am glad Corey gets the opportunity after being unhappy with his first four year college choice. It makes me feel good to give a kid another chance, and a chance at the highest level of collegiate soccer in the US. I hope Corey goes in and works hard and does well for himself.”

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CLASS OF 2005

Milligan Signs with ThunderbirdsWarrior sophomore Courtney Milligan has signed a letter of intent to play for NCAA Division I Southern Utah University and head coach Brian Stock. Stock guided the Thunderbirds to a 7W-4L-6T mark in 2005 and a semifinal

appearance in the Mid-Continent Conference Tournament. Milligan is the fifth Warrior to sign for a Division I program this Spring. Brittney Dugger has signed at Boise State, while Ashley Renz, Shelly Ikerd, and Carrie Conners have all committed to play at Eastern Washington University next Fall. In addition, Alysse Ginkel has committed to Whitman College (NCAA D3) for next Fall.

Milligan was a two time NWAACC All-Conference selection in the midfield and was a part of two Northeast Conference winning teams in her two years in Walla Walla. The Warriors were 39W-3L-4T in her two seasons. She is also an NWAACC Academic All-Conference selection, a President’s List Student, and named to the National Honor Roll. Milligan was also a Foundation Scholar recipient at Walla Walla CC. Milligan scored four goals and added 21 assists in 46 starts in her two year career in Walla Walla.

As a youth player, Milligan won an Idaho State Championship as a member of Boise Capitals SC and represented Idaho ODP for five years. She played her high school soccer for Skyview in Idaho Falls and is a product of FC Extreme. She was the Post Falls Register Player of the Year in 2004.

Comments from Brian Stock, SUU Head Coach: ‘We are excited to add a player like Courtney to our squad. She is solid on the ball and distributes well. She also has a great work ethic and will win the challenges in the middle third. We are pleased to add a player with two years of college soccer experience under her belt. The staff at Walla Walla do a great job of preparing their players for success at higher levels and Courtney will fit well into the team concept we are building at SUU.’

Comments from Chad Bodnar, WWCC Head Coach: ‘We are Glad to see Courtney go on to the next level after a successful tenure here at Walla Walla Community College. It’s an exciting opportunity for her and we hope she does well with it.’

EAGLES INK WARRIOR TRIO Eastern Washington University have announced the signing of three members of Walla Walla Community College’s women’s soccer team: Goalkeeper Ashley Renz, Defender Carrie Conners, and Forward Shelly Ikerd. Eastern Washington play in the Big Sky Conference at an NCAA Division I standard and

are coached by George Hageage. The trio are part of a sophomore class that won two Conference Championships with the Warriors while winning 39 games in their two seasons in Walla Walla.

Renz, a Pasco HS product, is a two time NWAACC All-Conference selection

as a goalkeeper and garnered recognition as an NWAACC Academic All-Conference nominee and President’s List Student. She is also a National Honor Roll nominee. Renz rewrote the Warrior record book in her two seasons with the Warriors as she holds program marks for wins

in a season (22), career (32), shutouts in a season (16), career (24), minutes played in a season (2030) and career (3200), and Goals Against per Game for a season (0.49). Renz played her club soccer for Three Rivers Utd.

Conners came to Walla Walla out of Great Falls HS in Montana. A two year starter and All-Conference selection as a defender, Carrie was a sophomore captain for the Warriors while starting 47 straight games. She compiled 13 goals and 16 assists in her two years as a Warrior. Conners was also recognized as an NWAACC Academic All-Conference selection as well as being a President’s List student and nominated to the National Honor Roll. A two sport athlete for the Warriors, Conners was also named an All-Conference and Academic All-Conference performer for her performance on the diamond and was recently named an Academic All-American by the National Fastpitch Association.

Ikerd is a two time NWAACC All-Conference selection and was the NWAACC Player of the Year in 2004 as a freshman. She led the NWAACC in goal scoring both of her seasons in Walla Walla and holds program marks for goals in a season (45 as a freshman) and career (75) as well as points in a season (89) and career (165). She was also named the All-Conference game MVP in 2004. Ikerd is a product of Boise HS and Boise Capitals SC and represented Idaho ODP for five years prior to coming to Walla Walla. In the classroom, Ikerd is a Biology major who was named to the President’s List and National Honor Roll as a freshman.

Comments from WWCC Head Coach Coach BodnarWe are very excited about sending these three kids to such a quality D-1 program. All three of these players have accomplished things that may never be matched in terms of records on the field. They are equally impressive in the classroom and George is getting three very solid people. Our wish is for them to go in and represent the college well by competing and doing well on the field and in the classroom at Eastern. Replacing all three of these kids will be very difficult as they all bring there own special dynamics to the program. We are glad to be sending them on.Comments from EWU Head Coach George Hageage Chad, and John before him, have done a great job with their players. They are one of the few coaching staffs at the CC level which consistently develop their players so that they are better after two years at Walla Walla than when they first started. I can’t underscore enough how rare that is at their level.Ashley - Perhaps one of the most important additions to our squad, Ashley will be able to come in and use your athleticism and experience to push for a starting spot. Ashley reminds us of Tiera Como in her presence and ability. We are extremely lucky to have Ashley join us for next year and are quite excited to see her in Eagle red!Carrie - Carrie versatility, athleticism and ability to read the game will give us the ability to try some different systems of play next year. I see Carrie as an integral part of next years squad either as a defender or up top. I am excited to have the opportunity to coach Carrie next fall!Shelly - Shelly is a tremendous goal scorer!! She has proven herself at every level. Her quickness and ability to strike shots with either her right or left foot will finally give us a player who is a threat to score at anytime!

DUGGER SIGNS WITH BRONCOSBoise State Head Coach Steve Lucas announced the signing of Warrior midfielder Britteny Dugger to a National Letter of Intent to play for the Broncos. Boise State play in the Western Athletic Conference and finished their 2005 campaign with a 10-8-2 record. Dugger is the third Warrior to suit up for the Broncos following Christy Messenger and Julie Allen.

As a Warrior, Dugger compiled impressive numbers in her sophomore season. She captained a team that went 23W-1L-2T and won their third consecutive conference crown while starting in all 26 matches. She was named an NWAACC All-Conference selection and notched 16 goals to go with 11 assists. In the classroom, she was recognized as an Academic All-Conference selection and was named to

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the Dean’s List at Walla Walla CC. Dugger was a transfer from the College of St. Rose, an NCAA D2 institution in New York. Dugger was the Washington State 4A and Big Nine Player of the Year in her junior and senior seasons as Richland High School captured a state title. She played her club soccer for Three Rivers Utd and represented Washington ODP.

Comments from WWCC Head Coach Coach BodnarOur program was very excited to bring in Brit with the hopes of placing her somewhere she would be happy after being in New York her freshman year. She came in and was a vital part of a very special team last year. We are very excited about Brit heading to BSU. She is going to have to work hard in the off season to compete for a role, but definitely has the potential to add a special dimension to Steve’s squad. BSU is a program on the rise and we are very happy to be able to add a great person to their roster.

Comments from BSU Head Coach Steve LucasWe are very excited to have Brittney join our program. She will fit in to our style of play on the field. We expect her to come in and make an immediate impact on our team.

GINKEL HEADS TO MISSIONARIESAlysse Ginkel has committed to play for Whitman College and Head Coach Scott Shields for next season. Ginkel, who scored 15 goals and added 11 assists in her two years in Walla Walla, will move across town to join a Missionary team that went 10W-6L-3T last season and were ranked Regionally most oftheFall.

Ginkel was a part of two Conference champion teams in Walla Walla and won an Idaho State 5A Championship with Boise High School her senior season. A product of Boise Capitals Soccer Club, Ginkel was also a three time Idaho ODP State selection as a youth player.

ASANO BOUND FOR CANADARyosuke Asano, who spent three years in the

Warrior program, has transferred to play for St. Mary’s University in Nova Scotia. Asano, who red-shirted his freshman season, joins a Husky program coached by Stuart Galloway

that has been to the Canadian Championships the past three seasons and been consistently ranked in the top six nationally in Canada.

Comments from Warrior Head Coach John Charman:Ryo will have to adjust to the physical nature of play in Eastern Canada but he’s developed tremendously here the past three years and has really learned to use his technical tools within the context of a collegiate speed of play. He’ll get to play his home contests on an artificial surface and that will be a great advantage to him.

GENTLE JOINS ‘YOTESJared Gentle has signed to play for Head Coach Brian Smith and Albertson College next Fall after compiling a 13W-2L-2T record as a sophomore with the Warriors. Gentle, who was an

All-Conference selection, secured nine shutouts as a sophomore in leading the Warriors to their second straight Conefrence title and to the NWAACC Championship game. Gentle holds

Warrior records for wins in a season (13) and career (22), shutouts in a season (9) and career (13.5), goals against per game in a season (0.76) and minutes played in a season (1530). Gentle will compete with former Warrior Robbie Erichson for time in the ‘Yote goal.

Comments from Warrior Head Coach John Charman:It’s a great opportunity for Jared. He’s developed into a very good college goalkeeper in the last two seasons and I’m confident he and Robbie will battle day in and day out for the starting role at Albertson. They train very well together and have a good relationship so I would think it’s a very good situation for the both of them.

HILGART HEADING TO CALIFORNIAIan Hilgart will be joining Chico State next Fall. The

Wildcats are coached by Mike O’Malley and have been a consistent power on the west coast at the NCAA Division II level for many years. Hilgart tallied five goals and added 10 assists his sophomore season in Walla Walla despite missing most of the first half of the year due to injury. A skillful attacking player, Hilgart will compete for minutes in the Wildcat midfield.

Comments from Warrior Head Coach John Charman:Ian’s sophomore season was disrupted by injury but when he regained fitness halfway through the year, he really demonstrated the tremendous potential he possesses. He’s a quick, technical player with good attacking instincts and a competitive nature that I feel will do very well at Chico State. He can play in many different places and that should eb an asset for him as he tries to work his way into the Wildcat lineup.

MUNOZ AND KEMPE JOIN TRUMAN STATE IN MISSOURIAldo Munoz and Gavin Kempe will be heading to the

Midwest to join Truman State in Missouri. The Bulldogs, coached by Duke Cochran, reached the second round of the NCAA Division II tournament last Fall and are perennially Nationally ranked in the top 20 in the country. Munoz, who was an All-Conference selection as a sophomore, tallied seven goals while adding

a pair of assists this past Fall while holding the midfield and captaining the team. Kempe shares a career record with Munoz for most starts in two years with 49 and has been a fixture in the Warrior back three both seasons in Walla Walla.

Comments from Warrior Head Coach John Charman:It’s an exciting and interesting opportunity for both Aldo and Gavin. Truman State has done very well on the field and is a good academic environment for both of them to complete their college careers. Aldo’s been a great leader here in his two years and brings a calming presence to the field. I’m sure that will translate well for Truman State next Fall. Gavin’s never really stepped out of the starting lineup since he arrived here and is one of the most consistent defenders I’ve worked with. He’s strong in the tackle and very good in the air and I feel has all the tools required to be a good player in the Midwest.

WEBER BECOMES A MISSIONARYMax Weber heads across town to join Whitman College and former Warrior teammates Cole Sherman and Jesus Reyes on the Missionary roster. Weber spent three years in Walla Wala after spending much of his second season recovering from injury. Weber captained the Warriors his sophomore season while holding down a regular spot in the midfield.

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WARRIOR WOMEN UPDATED after 2008 Season

Total Wins in a Season – Team 24, 2008

Total Wins in a Season – Goalkeeper 24, Liz Homer (2008)Shutouts in a Season – Team 19, Sharee Fitzgerald & Liz Homer (2007)Shutouts in a Season – Goalkeeper 17, Liz Homer (2008)Shutouts in a Career 24, Ashley Renz (2004-05)Goals Against – Season per Game 0.40 GAPG (2008)Minutes Played – Season Goalkeeper 2030 min, Ashley Renz (2005)Minutes Played – Career Goalkeeper 3200 min, Ashley Renz (2004-05)

Total Goals in a Season – Team 129, (2007)Total Goals – Career 75, Shelly Ikerd (2004-05)Total Goals – Season 42, Shelly Ikerd (2004)Total Goals – Freshman 42, Shelly Ikerd (2004)

Total Assists in a Season – Team 104, 2001Total Assists – Career 30, Alyssa Latham (2000-01)Total Assists – Season 24, Alyssa Latham (2001)Total Assists – Freshman 21, Lauryn Koelzer (2005)Total Points – Career 165, Shelly Ikerd (2004-05)Total Points – Season 89, Shelly Ikerd (2004)

Playoff Goals – Career 5, Alyssa Latham (2000-01)Playoff Goals – Season 4, Krista Hytrek (2001), Alyssa Latham (2000)Playoff Points – Career 11, Alyssa Latham, (2000-01)Playoff Points – Season 8, Krista Hytrek (2001), Alyssa Latham (2000)

Total Starts – Career 49, Jessica Wallace (2001-02), Taylor Sinclair (2006-07)Total Consecutive Starts 49, Jessica Wallace (2001-02), Taylor Sinclair (2006-07)

Total Multiple Goal Games – Season 10, Shelly Ikerd (2004)Most Goals Scored in a Game – Team 13, v Everett (9/13/2004); v Skagit Valley (9/21/07)Most Goals Scored in a Game – Player 5, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (9/13/2004) 5, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (10/30/2004) 5, Catherine Sherwin vs Columbia Basin (10/30/2002) 5, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/2002) 5, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/2001)

Most Goals Scored in a Half – Team 8, vs Everett (9/13/2004); v Wenatchee (9/24/2004); v Skagit Valley (9/21/07)Most Goals Scored in a Half – Player 4, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (9/13/2004) & (10/30/2004) 4, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/2002) 4, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/2001)

Most Points in a Game – Player 11, Shelly Ikerd v Everett (9/13/2004) & (10/30/2004) 11, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/2002) 11, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/2001)

Consecutive Games with a Goal – Player 6 Shelly Ikerd (2004); 6, Brandy Johnson (2001)Consecutive Games with a Point – Player 13, Brandy Johnson (2001)

PAST SEASON RECORDS:2008 24W-1L-1T (NWAACC Finals - SE Champions)2007 22W-1L-1T (NWAACC Finals - NE Champions)2006 20W-2L-0T (NWAACC Finals- E-W Champions)2005 23W-1L-2T (NWAACC Finals – SE Champions)2004 16W-3L-2T (NWAACC ¼ Finals – NE Champions)2003 14W-5L-3T (NWAACC T3rd – NE Champions)2002 17W-5L-2T (NWAACC 4th)2001 18W-6L-1T (NWAACC 2nd)2000 11W-6L-3T (NWAACC 3rd)1999 4W-8L-3T1998 11W-7L-3T (NWAACC ¼ Finals)1997 11W-4L-4T (NWAACC ¼ Finals)1996 9W-9L-3T

COACHING RECORDS – PROGRAMChad Bodnar 2005-present 98W-5L-3TJohn Charman 2000-2004 76W-25L-11TMark Francis 1996-99 35W-28L-13T

NWAACC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS 2008 Columbia Basin2007 Clackamas2006 Spokane2005 Clackamas2001 North Idaho

WARRIOR MEN UPDATED after 2008 Season

Total Wins in a Season – Team 22, (2006)Total Wins in a Season – Goalkeeper 15, Jason Schadler (2007)Total Wins in a Career – Goalkeeper 26, Jason Schadler (2006-07)Shutouts in a Season – Team 15, Fernando Munoz & Jason Schadler (2006), Joey Pagan & Jeremiah Robinson (2008)Shutouts in a Season – Goalkeeper 15, Joey Pagan (2008)Shutouts in a Career 16, Jason Schadler (2006-07)Goals Against – Season per Game 0.52 GAPG (2006)Goals Against – Season (min 750min) 0.26, Fernando Munoz (2006)Minutes Played – Season Goalkeeper 1530 min, Jared Gentle (2005)Minutes Played – Career Goalkeeper 2890 min, Sean Oliver (2002-03)

Total Goals in a Season – Team 91 (2006)Total Goals – Career 44, Fidel Angulo (2004-05) , Rocky Snyder (2007-08)Total Goals – Season 23, Fidel Angulo (2004), Rocky Snyder (2007)Total Goals – Freshman 23, Fidel Angulo (2004), Rocky Snyder (2007)

Total Assists in a Season – Team 70 (2005, 2006)Total Assists – Career 28, Zach Crimm (2005-06)Total Assists – Season 21, Zach Crimm (2006)Total Assists – Freshman 15, Matt Salisbury (2003)Total Points – Career 99, Rocky Snyder (2007-08)Total Points – Season 53, Rocky Snyder (2007)

Playoff Goals – Career 4, Fidel Angulo (2004-05)Playoff Goals – Season 3, Fidel Angulo (2004)Playoff Points – Career 8, Fidel Angulo (2004-05)Playoff Points – Season 6, Fidel Angulo (2004-)

Total Starts – Career 51, Zach Crimm (2005-06)Total Consecutive Starts 51, Zach Crim (2005-06)

Total Multiple Goal Games – Season 6, Fidel Angulo (2004)Most Goals Scored in a Game – Team 13, vs Olympic CC (9/7/2006)Most Goals Scored in a Game – Player 4, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/2003)

Most Goals Scored in a Half – Team 8, v Everett (11/1/2003)Most Goals Scored in a Half – Player 4, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/2003) Most Points in a Game – Player 9, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/2003)

PAST SEASON RECORDS:2008 18W-3L-2T (NWAACC Champions - SE Champions)2007 16W-4L-3T (NWAACC Quarterfinals)2006 22W-2L-1T (NWAACC Semifinals – SE Champions)2005 20W-2L-4T (NWAACC Finals – SE Champions)2004 19W-4L-1T (NWAACC Semifinals – NE Champions)2003 12W-3L-7T (NWAACC ¼ Finals)2002 2W-�2L-4T2001 3W-�3L-2T2000 4W-�2L-0T1999 3W-15L-2T1998 2W-�6L-2T

COACHING RECORDS – PROGRAMChad Bodnar 2006-Present 34W-7L-5TJohn Charman 2003-2006 51W-11L-12TSantos Garcia �998-02 �4W-68L-�0T

NWAACC MEN’S CHAMPIONS2008 WallaWalla2007 Clark2006 Whatcom2005 Wenatchee Valley2004 Highline2003 Skagit Valley2002 Bellevue2001 Bellevue2000 Tacoma1999 Columbia Basin1998 Skagit Valley

TEAM RECORDS

2004 Clackamas2000 Edmonds2003 North Idaho2002 Edmonds1999 Columbia Basin1998 Tacoma

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2008 STATISTICS

Goals Assists Points Y Cards R Cards S/O

#1 Pagan 1 15

#3 Buckingham 8 2 18 7

#4 Dolphus 1 1 3 1

#5 Morton 1 6 8 3

#6 Hacker 1

#7 Ramirez

#8 Sanchez 1 1 7

#9 Reid 6 2 14 1

#10 Snyder 21 4 46 6

#11 Hernandez

#12 Ramos 1

#13 Garcia 1 2 4 1

#14 Fujimoto 1 1 3

#15 Gunion 2 2 3

#16 Salazar 1 2 4

#17 Mendoza 13 3 29 3

#18 Anzelini

#19 Martinez

#20 Manzo 1 2 2

#21 Garcia

#22 Robinson

#23 Nogales 1 2 2

#26 Rivera

Goals Assists Points Y Cards R Cards S/O#1 Homer 17#2 Huff 1 2#3 O’Loughlin 24 7 55 3#4 Jenks 1 2 4#5 Brusic 8 4 20#6 Bersing 21 10 52 2

#7 Jones 5 4 14 1#8 Rosane 1#9 Peer 2 1 5#10 Poznanski#11 Gonzalez#12 Finders 2 1 5#13 Fox 1 2#14 Davin 6 5 17 3#15 Redinger#16 Lucas 24 11 59 1#17 Perry 4 2 10#19 Androlowicz#21 Lopez 2 4#23 Haney 1 2

Women’s Statistics

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2008 NWAACC ALL-STAR TEAM

WOMEN’S

SOUTH-EAST DIVISION

FORWARDS

Caitlyn Bersing, Walla WallaJulissa Rodriquez, Columbia BasinRachelle Kliewer, ClackamasTahlia O’Loughlin, Walla WallaChelsey Thayn, Treasure ValleyKatie Lucas, Walla Walla

MIDFIELDERS

Patti Degerness, ClackamasKayla Stewart, LaneAmanda Brusic, Walla WallaDana Neuman, Columbia BasinBritny Cottrel. Columbia BasinCristina Lopas, ClarkRosa Vargas, Wenatchee ValleyDani Lichty, ClackamasSidonia Davin, Walla Walla

DEFENDERS

Tarra Mcarthy, ClackamasDashia Huff, Walla WallaChelsie Hill, Columbia BasinSabel Maguire, LaneShayna Jones, Walla WallaJulie Schmitz, Clark

KEEEPERS

Liz Homer, Walla WallaAlexandria Foster, Lane

NORTH-WEST DIVISION

FORWARDS

Alyssa Harney, WhatcomBrittnay Gates, OlympicKarissa Haelle, TacomaMelanie, Boutcher, ShorelineKrista Niklason, BellevueAndrea Erdahl, Highline

MIDFIELDERS

Brittany Willis, ShorelineLauren Lichon, WhatcomNina Rhea, WhatcomDaniela Gonzalez, BellevueRochelle Hann, ShorelineKelsey Lusebrink, HighlineLacee Ross, ShorelineKylee Villegas, Tacoma

DEFENDERS

Brittany McKay, HighlineStephanie George, BellevueBrittany Chase, ShorelineCassaundra Foust, ShorelineEstee Kaskes, BellevueKelly Park, Lower Columbia

KEEPERS

Kat Donovan ShorelineJadie Fauna, OlympicAdrienne Ridenhour, Skagit Valley

MEN’S

SOUTH-EAST DIVISION

FORWARDS

Rocky Snyder, Walla WallaAlan Bosio, Treasure ValleyTravis Green, SpokaneClarence Wright, PierceJohn Stump, Wenatchee ValleyMirza Gusic, Columbia BasinLuis Mendoza, Walla WallaJoel Duenas, ChemeketaGustavo Bermudez, Chemeketa

MIDFIELDERS

Julian Esquivel, ChemeketaHector Pinto, Wenatchee ValleyBeau Morton, Walla WallaBrian Buckingham, Walla WallaAdam Zakrzewski, SpokaneTJ Rensleigh, SpokaneJordan Selland, SpokaneHector Alvarez, Columbia Basin

DEFENDERS

Jonathan Rodriquez, Wenatchee ValleyMiguel Nogales, Walla WallaRafael Sanchez, Walla WallaAlex Martinez, SpokaneMark Lee, PierceJose Sumoza, Chemeketa

KEEPERS

Joey Pagan, Walla WallaJosh Peck, Spokane

NORTH-WEST DIVISION

FORWARDS

Mirza Memic, WhatcomFrank Tayou, TacomaVini Oliviera, BellevueJordan Ingalls, ShorelineRobbie Gouk, HighlineErnest Boham. Peninsula

MIDFIELDERS

Hailu Gebrekidan, BellevueKalen Hemlock, WhatcomTakashi Matsuno, TacomaBen Sowers, WhatcomFernando Gonzalez, HighlineHugo Vasquez, PeninsulaJarret Thomas, HighlineUzi Tayou, Tacoma

DEFENDERS

Ricco Sanchez, HighlineSean Gaskins, PeninsulaAbuo Khan, EverettJason Simonis, PeninsulaJon Hopkins, WhatcomBrennan Hall, Highline

KEEPERS

Alec Risk, PeninsulaEric Cruz, Everett

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2008 LEAGUE STANDINGS

NWAACC WOMEN’S SOCCERLEAGUE STANDINGS

2008 LEAGUE FINAL NORTH LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Shoreline 17-1-2 53 18-2-3 70 10 14X-Whatcom 15-4-1 46 16-5-1 54 22 10X-Skagit Valley 9-7-4 31 9-8-4 46 45 3Edmonds 9-9-2 29 9-9-2 23 27 7Everett 2-16-2 8 2-18-2 12 76 2

EAST LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Walla Walla 20-0-0 60 24-1-0 102 10 17X-Columbia Basin 14-3-3 45 18-3-3 68 16 15X-Treasure Valley 14-6-0 42 14-7-0 55 24 8Wenatchee Valley 5-12-3 18 5-12-3 30 59 1Spokane 4-13-3 15 5-14-3 32 56 3Yakima Valley 2-14-4 10 2-14-4 23 57 2

WEST LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Bellevue 13-4-3 42 13-5-3 48 21 8X-Tacoma 11-5-4 37 11-6-4 35 28 6X-Highline 8-5-7 31 8-6-7 41 26 5Olympic 6-12-2 20 6-12-2 31 40 3Green River 4-13-3 15 4-13-3 22 48 2Lower Columbia 1-19-0 3 2-20-0 24 78 1

SOUTH LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Clackamas 12-5-3 39 13-8-4 39 33 12X-Clark 10-7-3 33 11-7-4 37 30 9X-Lane 9-5-6 33 11-6-6 47 28 9Chemeketa 4-13-3 15 4-13-3 22 61 4SW Oregon 2-18-0 6 3-18-0 12 76 3

NWAACC Women’s Soccer Tournament Results

2008-11-23 NWAACC FINAL at Starfire Soccer Complex; Tukwila, WAColumbia Basin 3 def Walla Walla 0 Shoreline 4 def Clackamas 1 (3rd Place)

2008-11-22 NWAACC SEMIFINALS at Starfire Soccer Complex; Tukwila, WAWalla Walla 1 def Shoreline 0 Columbia Basin 4 def Clackamas 0

2008-11-15 SECOND ROUND (loser out)Columbia Basin 4 def Bellevue 0 Clackamas 3 def Whatcom 2 Walla Walla 5 def Lane 1 Shoreline0 tied Clark 0 (ShCC won 4-1 in shootout)

2008-11-12 FIRST ROUND (loser out)Columbia Basin 8 def Skagit Valley 0 Whatcom 1 def Treasure Valley 0 Lane 2 def Tacoma 1 Clark 1 def Highline 0

NWAACC MEN’S SOCCERLEAGUE STANDINGS

2008 LEAGUE FINAL

NORTH LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Whatcom 10-4-4 34 10-5-4 71 27 7X-Shoreline 6-8-4 22 6-9-4 32 37 3X-Edmonds 6-11-1 19 6-11-2 35 46 2Everett 5-11-2 17 5-11-2 24 37 2Skagit Valley 1-16-1 4 1-16-1 11 75 1

EAST LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Walla Walla 14-3-1 43 18-3-2 54 13 15X-Spokane 12-5-1 37 14-8-3 39 30 10X-Wenatchee Valley 11-3-4 37 13-5-4 61 31 8Treasure Valley 8-6-4 28 8-6-4 40 31 2Columbia Basin 8-8-2 26 8-9-2 22 33 4

WEST LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Highline 14-1-3 45 14-3-3 65 19 7X-Bellevue 14-2-2 44 15-3-2 64 16 6X-Peninsula 12-3-3 39 14-7-3 46 26 11Tacoma 9-6-3 30 9-6-3 41 27 7Olympic 1-16-1 4 1-16-1 9 92 1

SOUTH LEA PTS SEA GF GA SOZ-Chemeketa 10-2-6 36 14-3-6 62 29 7X-Clark 8-8-2 26 8-10-3 34 36 3X-SW Oregon 3-13-2 11 3-14-2 13 39 4Pierce 3-14-1 10 3-14-1 22 44 2S. Puget Sound 1-16-1 4 1-16-1 10 75 2

NWAACC Men’s Soccer Tournament Results

2008-11-23 NWAACC FINAL at Starfire Soccer Complex; Tukwila, WAWalla Walla 3 def Chemeketa 2Spokane 1 def Peninsula 0 (3rd Place)

2008-11-22 NWAACC SEMIFINALS at Starfire Soccer Complex; Tukwila, WAWalla Walla 1 def Peninsula 0 Chemeketa 4 def Spokane 0

2008-11-15SECOND ROUND (loser out)Spokane 0 tied Highline 0 (CCS won 4-3 in shootout) Peninsula 3 tied Whatcom 3 (PeC won 4-2 in shootout) Chemeketa 3 def Wenatchee Valley 2 Walla Walla0 tied Bellevue 0 (WWCC won 3-0 in shootout)

2008-11-12 FIRST ROUND (loser out)Bellevue 3 def SW Oregon 1 Wenatchee Valley 1 def Shoreline 0 Spokane2 tied Edmonds 2 (CCS won 4-2 in shootout) Peninsula 1 def Clark 0

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6. First Flight Child Center

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13. Auto Body (330-334)

14. Welding & Precision Machining Tech (340-346)

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18. China Pavillion (500-507)

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20. Bookstore, Business Office, Cafeteria

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