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HUSKY SOCCER TIMELINEDec. 14, 1990 — Athletic Director Mike Lude announcesthe addition of two sports at Washington, women’s soccerand softball. Soccer begins play in the fall of 1991 whilesoftball commences during the spring of 1993.

Dec. 18, 1990 — Dang Pibulvech is hired as the first headcoach of the UW women’s soccer team. Pibulvech came fromColorado College which earned seven NCAA Tournament bidsand four final four berths under his leadership.

Sept. 8, 1991 — The Washington women’s soccer program’sfirst goal, shutout, and win all come in the inaugural game,a 2-0 victory at San Diego State. Rhonda Klein scored thefirst goal 65 minutes into the contest and Amy Hamamototallied the other. Goalkeeper Tamara Browder was creditedwith the shutout.

Sept. 12, 1991 — The first overtime game in school historyresults in a 3-2 victory at UC Irvine.

Sept. 14, 1991 — The first “home” game in UW historyresults in the team’s first-ever tie, a 1-1 standoff with 16th-ranked Portland. The game is played at Everett High Schoolin front of an estimated 350 spectators. Washington’sMelanie Brennan tied the score 1-1 at 41:15.

Sept. 16, 1991 — The Huskies receive their first nationalranking, assuming the No. 20 position in the weekly ISAApoll of coaches. During its first week in existence, UW posteda 2-1-1 record.

Nov. 2, 1991 — The Huskies down Simon Fraser 4-0 in thefinal game of their inaugural season. The victory was a still-standing record seventh consecutive shutout and eighth forthe season. UW finishes with a 10-6-2 record.

Sept. 23, 1992 — Goalkeeper Tamara Browder registers astill-standing school record 14 saves during a 2-1 overtimedecision at Michigan State.

Oct. 3, 1992 — The Huskies win their first match against aranked opponent with a 2-0 shutout against No. 20 St. Mary’sin California. UW had failed on all 10 previous attempts todefeat a ranked team.

Nov. 1, 1992 — Shelley Robinson scores the 50th goal inteam history during a 6-0 win over Gonzaga. The victory capsUW’s second season with an 8-9-2 mark.

Sept. 15-19, 1993 — The Huskies survive the toughest week

in the history of the program with home victories over No. 5Santa Clara (2-1) and No. 3 Duke (2-0). Third-ranked Duke isthe highest rank opponent the Huskies have ever beaten.The only loss of the difficult week came at the hands of top-ranked and defending NCAA champion North Carolina (0-2).

Nov. 7, 1993 — Washington concludes its third season witha 5-0 triumph over Gonzaga. The Huskies had a 9-6-2 ledgerduring the 1993 campaign.

Feb. 28, 1994 — Athletic Director Barbara Hedges an-nounces the hiring of head coach Lesle Gallimore. The sec-ond coach in UW history, Gallimore replaces Dang Pibulvech.She previously coached four years at SanDiego State.

Sept. 3, 1994 — Tara Bilanski registers the first hat-trick inHusky history, but is immediately topped by teammate EmilyThompson. Bilanski tallied the first three goals during an 8-0 win over Gonzaga. Thompson scored four of the next fivegoals to set a still-standing Husky single-game goal record.It is the only time two UW players had hat tricks the samegame. Coach Lesle Gallimore’s debut sees UW notch recordsfor goals and victory margin.

Sept. 5, 1994 — Emily Thompson nets the Huskies’ 100thall-time goal during a 2-2 tie at eighth-ranked Santa Clara.

Sept. 24 & 25, 1994 — Washington wins its first Husky/Umbro Invitational tournament title with a 6-2 victory overSMU and a 2-0 win over UC-Irvine.

Sept. 26, 1994 — The Huskies garner their highest evernational ranking, climbing to No. 8 in the weekly SoccerAmerica magazine poll.

Nov. 9, 1994 — Washington beats Oregon State 3-0 in theHuskies’ first NCAA Tournament game.

Nov. 12, 1994 — Washington battles No. 3 Stanford to a 0-0 overtime tie before being eliminated by a 6-5 penalty-kicktiebreaker setback in the NCAA West Regional Semifinal inPortland. Despite the loss, the shutout was a record 10th ofthe season. The Huskies conclude the season with a 13-6-2record.

Sept. 17, 1995 — Tara Bilanski becomes the first player inHusky history with more than one hat trick when she netsthree goals in a 5-1 win over Nebraska.

Oct. 6, 1995 — Angie Crivello scores the 150th goal in schoolhistory, helping the Huskies to a 5-0 shutout of Penn State.

Oct., 8, 1995 — The Huskies clinch their second straightHusky/Umbro Invitational tournament title with a 5-3 over-time decision against Michigan State.

Nov. 3, 1995 — Tara Bilanski scores her 11th and 12th goalsof the season and her 26th and 27th career goals in a 5-2victory over Montana in Missoula. Her 12 goals in a seasonand 27 career goals are the best totals in Husky history.

Nov. 11, 1995 — Tara Bilanski assists on both goals in a 2-1 Husky victory over UCLA in the first round of the NCAATournament. She has six assists, a UW single-season record.Her career assist total increased to 20, also a Husky record.

Nov. 18, 1995 — Washington is eliminated in the secondround of the NCAA Tournament with a 1-0 loss at Portland.The Huskies conclude the season with a 12-8 record, 4-3 inPac-10 play to tie for third place in the conference standings.

Sept. 22, 1996 — Lesle Gallimore registers her 28th win tobecome the all-time winningest coach in Husky history.Washington downs USC 3-2.

Oct. 4 & 6, 1996 — Washington remains undefeated inHusky/Umbro Invitational action, defeating Michigan 3-0 andCal Poly-SLO 2-1 to win its third straight title.

Rhonda Klein scored the first goal in UW history in a2-0 win at San Diego State on Sept. 8, 1991.

Oct. 25, 1996 — Katey Ward notches Washington’s 200thall-time goal during a 3-1 victory at Arizona.

Nov. 16, 1996 — The Huskies suffer a 1-0 setback at Port-land in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, their thirdconsecutive postseason appearance. They finish the sea-son with a 12-8 record and are tied for second in the Pac-10with a 5-2 record. Goalkeeper Tina Thompson concludes hercareer with a school record 21 shutouts, 250 saves and 1.14goals against average.

Sept. 1, 1997 — Washington finally has a permanent home,playing for the first time at Husky Soccer Field. Portland de-feats the Huskies 5-0 in the field’s debut match. The UW hoststhree of the previous year’s Final Four competitors (Portland,Notre Dame, Santa Clara) during a 10-day span to inauguratethe new on-campus venue.

Oct. 20, 1997 — Freshman Theresa Wagner is namedWashington’s first Pac-10 Player of the Week. She scoredthree goals against Arizona State on Oct. 19. That was thefirst hat trick by a UW freshman.

Nov. 9, 1997 — Casey Dickerson scores the 250th goal inHusky history as Washington conludes the 1997 campaignwith a 4-1 setback at USC.

Oct. 5, 1998 — Sophomore Tami Bennett is named Pac-10Player of the Week after accounting for all of the Huskies’goals during the weekend, a 1-0 win over San Jose Stateand 1-1 draw with Georgia.

Oct. 26, 1998 — Sophomore Tami Bennett is named Pac-10Player of the Week for the second time in 1998 (also Oct. 5)after scoring goals in both games of a two-game sweep atArizona and Arizona State.

Nov. 11, 1998 — The Huskies make their fourth NCAA Tour-nament appearance, losing a first-round 2-1 overtime deci-sion at USC. They finish the season with a 10-9 record andplace fourth in the Pac-10 with a 6-3 record.

Oct. 17, 1999 — Andrea Morelli notches Washington’s 300thall-time goal during a 3-3 tie at No. 12 UCLA.

Oct. 25, 1999 — Junior Theresa Wagner is named Pac-10Player of the Week after scoring game-winning goals in bothgames of Washington’s sweep of th Oregon schools. Theaward is the second such honor for Wagner who won theweekly award as a freshman in 1997.

Nov. 5, 1999 — Washington earns a 2-2 tie at 12th-rankedStanford despite being outshot 25-4. Freshman goalkeeperHope Solo registered eight saves for the Huskies.

Nov. 12, 1999 — Sophomore Andrea Morelli is voted theinaugural Pac-10 Defender of the Year by the league’scoaches. Morelli is also a first-team All-Pac-10 selection.

April 5, 2000 — Hope Solo earns the first “cap” by a Wash-ington player for participating in international competitionwith the U.S. National Team. Solo is credited with the shut-out as the goalkeeper for an 8-0 U.S. exhbition victory overIceland in Davidson, N.C.

July 7, 2000 — Caroline Putz becomes the Huskies second“capped” player, respresenting the U.S. National Team inCentral Islip, N.Y. Putz entered in the 87th minute and scoreda goal on her second touch of the game in a 4-1 exhibitionwin over Italy.

Aug. 26, 2000 — Tami Bennett’s hat trick leads UW to an 8-0 season-opening win over Eastern Washington. The eight-goal outburst matched the school record for both single-gamegoals and victory margin.

Aug. 29, 2000 — Senior Tami Bennett is named Pac-10Player of the Week after amassing three goals and an assistin an 8-0 win over EWU.

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HUSKY SOCCER TIMELINEAug. 29, 2000 — Caroline Putz nets the lone goal in the36th minute, leading the Huskies to a 1-0 upset of No. 17Brigham Young in the first ever night game at Husky SoccerField.

Aug. 29, 2000 — The Huskies upset No. 2 Santa Clara 2-1,snapping the Broncos’ 32-game home winning streak at BuckShaw Stadium. Santa Clara had won its previous 45 regu-lar-season games.

Sept. 4, 2000 — The Soccer America poll lists WashingtonNo. 17, the school’s first national ranking since Sept. 9, 1996.

Sept. 5, 2000 — Junior Caroline Putz is named Pac-10 Playerof the Week after netting game-winning goals against No.17 Brigham Young and No. 2 Santa Clara.

Sept. 8, 2000 — Senior Theresa Wagner becomes theschool’s all-time assist leader, distributing two assists in a4-0 win at Michigan to push her career total to 21.

Sept. 10, 2000 — Coach Lesle Gallimore recorded her 100thcareer victory as UW won the Michigan Invitational with a3-1 win over Ohio State.

Sept. 23, 2000 — Washington wins 2-1 at Portland, its firstwin in 12 meetings with the Pilots.

Sept. 29, 2000 — Senior Tami Bennett scored twice in theopening 6:42 against Gonzaga to break the school careerrecord with her 28th goal.

Sept. 29, 2000 — Senior Theresa Wagner nets the 350thgoal in Husky history, capping the scoring in a 7-0 victoryover Gonzaga.

Oct. 6, 2000 — UW beats No. 13 Stanford 1-0, its first everwin in 11 meetings with the Cardinal.

Oct. 8, 2000 — The Huskies defeat California 2-1 in Seattlefor the 100th win in program history.

Oct. 9, 2000 — The Soccer America poll lists UW in the No.4 spot, the highest ranking ever. The Huskies were rankedNo. 8 on Oct. 1, 1994.

Oct. 16, 2000 — Washington climbs to No. 3 in the SoccerAmerica poll, its highest ranking ever.

Oct. 21, 2000 — No. 3 Washington beats No. 4 UCLA 1-0 inovertime in front of a school-record home crowd of 3,403.Tami Bennett scored in the fourth minute of overtime for theHuskies who were outshot 25-3 by the Bruins.

Oct. 23, 2000 — The Huskies claim their highest rankingever with a No. 2 listing in the Soccer America poll behindonly Notre Dame.

Oct. 24, 2000 — Sophomore goalkeeper Hope Solo is namedPac-10 Player of the Week after posting 1-0 shutouts overNo. 11 USC and No. 4 UCLA.

Oct. 29, 2000 — Washington wins 6-1 at Oregon to clinchits first ever conference championship and extend a school-record winning streak to 11 games. UW is the first schoolfrom outside the state of California to claim the Pac-10 title.Senior Theresa Wagner equals the UW record with fourgoals.

Nov. 5, 2000 — The selection committee gives the Huskiesthe No. 2 seed and a first-round bye for the NCAA Tourna-ment. The Huskies are picked to host an NCAA match inSeattle for the first time.

Nov. 7, 2000 — Lesle Gallimore is voted the Pac-10 Coachof the Year. Four Huskies are first-team all-conference se-lections; Tami Bennett, Andrea Morelli, Hope Solo andTheresa Wagner.

Washington clinched its first ever Pacific-10Conference women’s soccer championship with a 6-1 victory at Oregon on Oct. 29, 2000. UW became thefirst school outside the state of California to win thePac-10 title.

Nov. 11, 2000 — The UW players decide to donate theirper diem money from the NCAA Tournament to the CurtisWilliams Fund to assist with expenses for the Husky foot-ball player who suffered a spinal cord injury on Oct. 28.

Nov. 12, 2000 — Vanessa Pierce nets two goals. leadingthe Huskies to a 5-0 NCAA second-round victory over Mon-tana at Husky Soccer Field and a school-record 18th victory.Senior Tami Bennett scores her UW single-season record16th goal and senior Theresa Wagner has two asists to pushher single-season record total to 12.

Nov. 19, 2000 — Competing in the third round of the NCAATournament for the first time ever, UW falls 1-0 to No. 10Portland on a 78th-minute goal. The Sweet 16 matchup isplayed at Husky Soccer Field.

Dec. 10, 2000 — Theresa Wagner is selected by the BayArea CyberRays in the ninth round of the inaugural WUSAdraft, the 72nd pick overall.

Dec. 13, 2000 — Sophomore Hope Solo is named the sec-ond-team All-America goalkeeper by the National SoccerCoaches Association of America.

Jan. 5, 2001 — Lesle Gallimore is named national Coach ofthe Year by Soccer Buzz magazine.

March 5, 2001 — Lesle Gallimore is chosen to serve as anassistant coach with the U.S. Women’s National Team atthe Algarve Cup in Portugal.

Aug. 9, 2001 — The Huskies six-person recruiting class isranked the nation’s 10th best by Soccer Buzz. Ranked for thefourth consecutive year, the UW was No. 25 in 2000, 14 in1999 and 12 in 1998.

Sept. 14 & 16, 2001 — For the first time in program historygames are canceled. The scheduled Portland Invitationalcontests against Nebraska and Alabama-Birmingham arecanceled due to the national tragedy on Sept. 11. Despiteattempts, the games were unable to be re-scheduled.

Oct. 9, 2001 — Senior Caroline Putz is named Pac-10 Playerof the Week after scoring the lone goal in a 1-0 win at Mon-tana and distributing three assists in a 7-0 victory at EasternWashington.

Oct. 28, 2001 — Junior Vanessa Pierce nets the 400th goalin Husky history, opening the scoring in a 2-1 overtime vic-tory over Arizona State.

Oct. 29, 2001 — Sophomore Melissa Bennett is named Pac-10 Player of the Week after scoring in both games, includ-ing a golden goal vs. ASU.

Nov. 4, 2001 — Senior Caroline Putz becames UW’s all-time assist leader, setting up Tina Frimpong’s score in a 3-0win at USC for her 27th career assist.

Nov. 13, 2001 — Junior goalkeeper Hope Solo becomesthe first Husky honored as the Pac-10 Player of the Year af-ter registering seven shutouts and a 0.68 goals against av-erage. She receives second-team All-America acclaim Dec.13 from the NSCAA for the second straight season.

Nov. 16, 2001 — Washington opens its sixth trip to theNCAA Tournament with a 2-0 first-round victory over SanDiego at Portland’s Merlo Field on goals by Jaime Carstensenand Tina Frimpong.

Nov. 18, 2001 — The Huskies are eliminated in the secondround of the NCAA Tournament with a 2-0 loss at No. 3 Port-land. UW completes the season with a 13-5-2 record and tiefor second place in the conference with a 6-2-1 Pac-10 mark.

Sept. 24, 2002 — Junior Melissa Bennett is named Pac-10Co-Player of the Week after posting a goal and three assistsin wins over Harvard and UC Irvine. She was named Offen-sive MVP after helping UW to its first Nike Invitational titlesince 1996.

Nov. 4, 2002 — Junior Melissa becames UW’s single-sea-son assist leader with her 13th in a 3-1 win at Oregon State.She will finish with 18 assists, the second-highest total inthe nation in 2003.

Nov. 10, 2002 — Despite capping a 9-8-3 season with a 5-0 win over No. 15 USC, the Huskies do not receive an NCAATournament invitation.

Feb. 2, 2003 — Hope Solo is selected by the PhiladelphiaCharge in the first round of the WUSA draft, the fourth pickoverall.

Sept. 2, 2003 — Junior Tina Frimpong is named Pac-10Player of the Week after scoring all three of UW’s goals inthe season-opening Pac-10/ACC Challenge. She was namedOffensive MVP of the tournament as UW defeated No. 18Maryland 2-1 before losing 2-1 to No. 1 North Carolina.

Sept. 23, 2003 — Junior Tina Frimpong receives her sec-ond Pac-10 Player of the Week award after leading the Hus-kies to their second straight Husky/Nike Invitational title.She amassed four goals, including both game winners, alongwith an assist as UW won 3-1 over No. 6 Texas two daysafter beating Fresno State by a 3-0 count.

Oct. 19, 2003 — Senior Melissa becames UW’s career as-sist leader with her 28th in a 2-0 win over Oregon. She willfinish with 29 career assists.

Nov. 13, 2003 — Junior forward Tina Frimpong becomesthe second Husky honored as the Pac-10 Player of the Yearafter leading the conferrence with 13 goals. Frimpong, whotallied four assists and 30 total points, shared the Pac-10honor with UCLA defender Nandi Pryce.

Nov. 14, 2003 — The Huskies make their seventh NCAATournament appearance, losing a first-round 2-1 decision toNebraska in Portland, Ore. They finish the season with an11-7-3 record and place fifth in the Pac-10 with a 4-4-1 mark.


HUSKY HISTORYUW Individual Records

Career RecordsGoals

34 – Tami Bennett, 1997–200027 – Tina Frimpong, 2001–present27 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–199527 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–200022 – Caroline Putz, 1998–200121 – Emily Thompson, 1992–199518 – Melinda Torre, 1992–199518 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–200315 – Casey Dickerson, 1995–199815 – Jana Wilson, 1996–199915 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003

Game-Winning Goals12 – Tami Bennett, 1997–200010 – Tina Frimpong, 2001–present 8 – Caroline Putz, 1998–2001 7 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–1995 7 – Melinda Torre, 1992–1995 7 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–2000 6 – Erin Pochman, 1995–1996 5 – Kathleen Juergens, 1991–1994 5 – Samantha Obara, 1992–1994 5 – Emily Thompson, 1992–1995 5 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–2003 5 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003

Assists29 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–200327 – Caroline Putz, 1998–200126 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–200020 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–199513 – Kim Taylor, 2001–present13 – Erin Saltzman, 1993–199612 – Erin Pochman, 1995–199612 – Katey Ward, 1996–199912 – Jana Wilson, 1996–199911 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003

Game-Winning Assists11 – Caroline Putz, 1998–200110 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–2003 7 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003 6 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–1995 6 – Jana Wilson, 1996–1999 5 – Kim Taylor, 2001–present 5 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–2000 4 – Erin Saltzman, 1993–1996 4 – Jeannie Rein, 1994–1997 4 – Malia Arrant, 1997–2000

Points80 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–200078 – Tami Bennett, 1997–200074 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–199571 – Caroline Putz, 1998–200165 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–200362 – Tina Frimpong, 2001–present50 – Emily Thompson, 1992–199542 – Melinda Torre, 1992–199542 – Jana Wilson, 1996–199941 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003

Shots203 – Caroline Putz, 1998–2001190 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–2000175 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–1995170 – Melinda Torre, 1992–1995149 – Tina Frimpong, 2001–present146 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–2003140 – Tami Bennett, 1997–2000

Games Played 80 – Melissa Bennett, 2000–2003 79 – Caroline Putz, 1998–2001 79 – Andrea Morelli, 1998–2000, 2002 78 – Terry Gleason, 1993–1996 78 – Theresa Wagner, 1997–2000 77 – Tami Bennett, 1997–2000 76 – Jeannie Rein, 1994–1997 76 – Megan McKinstry, 1999–2002 76 – Jaime Carstensen, 2000–2003

Games Started 77 – Terry Gleason, 1993–1996 77 – Andrea Morelli, 1998–2000, 2002 75 – Melanie Brennan, 1991–1994 74 – Tara Bilanski, 1992–1995 73 – Caroline Putz, 1998–2001 72 – Natalie Campbell, 1996–1999

Goals Against Average(Minimum 2 Seasons)

1.02 – Hope Solo, 1999–20021.14 – Tina Thompson, 1994–19961.21 – Tamara Browder, 1991–19931.26 – Lisa Brookens, 2001–20031.36 – Gretchen Mensinger, 1996–19981.43 – Leslie Weeks, 1997–2000

Goalkeeper Saves325 – Hope Solo, 1999–2002250 – Tina Thompson, 1994–1996189 – Tamara Browder, 1991–1993113 – Leslie Weeks, 1997–present 78 – Lisa Brookens, 2001–2003 66 – Jessica Conrardy, 1993 57 – Gretchen Mensinger, 1996–1998 30 – Nina Damato, 1992

Goalkeeper Shutouts 18 – Hope Solo, 1999–2002 17 – Tina Thompson, 1994–1996 11 – Tamara Browder, 1991–1993 9 – Leslie Weeks, 1997–2000 4 – Lisa Brookens, 2001–2003 3 – Jessica Conrardy, 1993 3 – Kelsey Rasmussen, 2003

Single-Season RecordsMost Goals: 56 (2000)Fewest Goals: 21 (1991)

Most Goals Allowed: 37 (1997)Fewest Goals Allowed: 12 (2001)

Most Shots: 425 (1994)Most Opp. Shots: 271 (2002)

Most Saves: 106 (1991)Most Opp. Saves: 144 (1994)

Most Assists: 41 (2000, 2002)Most Opp. Assists: 35 (1997)

Most Points: 153 (2000)Most Opp. Points: 109 (1997)

Most Fouls: 268 (2002)Most Opp. Fouls: 244 (2003)

Most Corner Kicks: 107 (2002)Most Opp. Corner Kicks: 104 (1998)

Most Wins: 18 (2000)Fewest Wins: 7 (1997)Most Losses: 12 (1997)Fewest Losses: 3 (2000)Most Ties: 3 (2002, 2003)Fewest Ties: 0 (1995, 1996, 1997, 2000)

Longest Winning Streak: 11 (2000)Longest Unbeaten Streak: 11 (2000)Longest Losing Streak: 5 (1997)Longest Winless Streak: 5 (1992, 1997)Best Win/Loss Pct.: .857 (18-3-0, 2000)

Most Overtime Matches: 7 (1992)Most Overtime Wins: 3 (1992)Most Overtime Losses: 2 (1992, 1993, 2002, 2003)

Most Shutouts: 10 (1994, 2001)Most Consecutive Shutouts: 7 (1991)Most Opp. Shutouts: 6 (1991, 1994)Fewest Opp. Shutouts: 3 (2000, 2002, 2003)

Most Goals Per Match: 2.7 (2000)Most Opp. Goals Per Match: 1.9 (1997)Fewest Goals Per Match: 1.2 (1991)Fewest Opp. Goals Per Match: 0.6 (2001)Lowest Goals Against Average: 0.58 (2001)

Single-Game RecordsMost Goals: 8 vs. Gonzaga (9/3/94)

8 vs. Eastern Washington (8/26/00)Fewest Goals: 0, 59 timesMost Goals Allowed: 5, SMU (9/4/95), Portland (9/1/97),

Notre Dame (10/16/00), North Carolina (9/8/02)Fewest Goals Allowed: 0, 88 times

Most Shots: 39 vs. Montana (10/21/94)Most Opp. Shots: 40, Colorado College (10/3/91)

Most Saves: 14 at Michigan St. (9/23/92)Most Opp. Saves: 19, San Diego (10/31/93)

Most Assists: 10 vs. Seattle (9/26/93)Most Opp. Assists: 7, SMU (9/4/95), Connecticut (9/25/98),

North Carolina (9/8/02)

Most Fouls: 25, vs. Harvard (9/20/03)Most Opp. Fouls: 26, Cal State Fullerton (9/15/03)

Most Corner Kicks: 17 at Colorado College (9/7/03)Most Opp. Corner Kicks: 14, USC, 10/11/98)

Highest Combined Score: 8, Five times

Fastest UW Goal: 0:50, Tami Bennett vs. Gonzaga (9/29/00)Fastest Opp. Goal: 0:58, Megan Horvath, Santa Clara, (9/10/99)

UW Team Records

Melissa Bennett


HUSKY HISTORY

Season RecordsGoals

16 – Tami Bennett, 2000 13 – Tina Frimpong, 2003 12 – Tara Bilanski, 1995 10 – Emily Thompson, 1994 10 – Theresa Wagner, 2000 9 – Samantha Obara, 1994 9 – Jana Wilson, 1997 9 – Tami Bennett, 1998 9 – Theresa Wagner, 1999 8 – Tara Bilanski, 1993 8 – Melissa Bennett, 2002 8 – Kim Taylor, 2002

Game-Winning Goals 7 – Tami Bennett, 2000 5 – Tara Bilanski, 1995 5 – Erin Pochman, 1996 5 – Tina Frimpong, 2003 4 – Kathleen Juergens, 1991 4 – Theresa Wagner, 1999 4 – Caroline Putz, 2000 3 – Melinda Torre, 1994 3 – Samantha Obara, 1994 3 – Tami Bennett, 1998 3 – Erin Bailey, 1998 3 – Melissa Bennett, 2000 3 – Tina Frimpong, 2002

Assists 18 – Melissa Bennett, 2002 12 – Theresa Wagner, 2000 9 – Caroline Putz, 2000 8 – Melissa Bennett, 2003 8 – Kim Taylor, 2003 7 – Caroline Putz, 1999 7 – Theresa Wagner, 1999 6 – 11 players

Game-Winning Assists 5 – Theresa Wagner, 2000 5 – Melissa Bennett, 2002 5 – Melissa Bennett, 2003 4 – Jeannie Rein, 1996 4 – Caroline Putz, 2000 3 – Sanya Trandum, 1994 3 – Tara Bilanski, 1995 3 – Jana Wilson, 1998 3 – Caroline Putz, 1998 3 – Caroline Putz, 1999 3 – Jaime Carstensen, 2001 3 – Jaime Carstensen, 2003 3 – Kim Taylor, 2003

Points 36 – Tami Bennett, 2000 34 – Melissa Bennett, 2002 32 – Theresa Wagner, 2000 30 – Tara Bilanski, 1995 30 – Tina Frimpong, 2003 25 – Theresa Wagner, 1999 25 – Emily Thompson, 1994 23 – Caroline Putz, 2000 22 – Tara Bilanski, 1993 21 – Jana Wilson, 1997 21 – Caroline Putz, 1999 21 – Kim Taylor, 2002

UW Individual Records, cont.Single-Game RecordsGoals

4 – Emily Thompson vs. Gonzaga (9/3/94)4 – Theresa Wagner at Oregon (10/29/00)3 – Tara Bilanski vs. Gonzaga (9/3/94)3 – Samantha Obara at Pacific (9/7/94)3 – Kathleen Juergens vs. SMU (9/24/94)3 – Tara Bilanski vs. Nebraska (9/17/95)3 – Casey Dickerson vs. California (10/20/96)3 – Theresa Wagner vs. Arizona St.(10/19/97)3 – Tami Bennett at Oregon St.(10/18/98)3 – Theresa Wagner vs. UC Irvine (10/1/99)3 – Tami Bennett vs. Eastern Washington (8/26/00)3 – Tina Frimpong vs. daho (9/0/01)3 – Kelley Schweighart at Eastern Wash. (10/7/01)3 – Tina Frimpong vs. Arkansas (8/30/02)3 – Kim Taylor vs. Colorado College (9/1/02)3 – Melissa Bennett vs. USC (11/10/02)

2 – 37 times, including current players . . . – Tina Frimpong at USC (11/4/01) – Tina Frimpong at Oregon (10/11/02) – Tina Frimpong vs. Maryland (8/29/03) – Tina Frimpong vs. Fresno State (9/19/03) – Tina Frimpong vs. Texas (9/21/03) – Tina Frimpong at California (11/2/03)

Assists4 – Theresa Wagner, Eastern Washington (8/26/00)4 – Melissa Bennett vs. Colorado College (9/1/02)3 – Tara Bilanski, at San Diego (11/6/94)3 – Tara Bilanski, Seattle Univ. (9/26/93)3 – Caroline Putz, UC Irvine (10/1/99)3 – Caroline Putz, vs. San Diego State (9/17/00)3 – Caroline Putz at Eastern Washington (10/7/01)3 – Kim Taylor vs. USC (11/10/02)3 – Melissa Bennett vs. Cal St. Fullerton (9/14/03)2 – 31 times, including current players . . . – Kim Taylor vs. Maryland (8/29/03) – Kim Taylor vs. Texas (9/21/03)

Points9 – Emily Thompson, Gonzaga (9/3/94)9 – Theresa Wagner, at Oregon (10/29/00)7 – Tara Bilanski, Seattle (9/26/93)7 – Tami Bennett, Eastern Washington (9/26/00)7 – Melissa Bennett vs. Colorado College (9/1/02)6 – Tara Bilanski, Gonzaga (9/3/94)6 – Samantha Obara, Pacific (9/7/94)6 – Casey Dickerson, California (10/20/96)6 – Theresa Wagner, Arizona St. (10/19/97)6 – Tami Bennett, at Oregon St. (10/18/98)6 – Theresa Wagner, UC Irvine (10/1/99)6 – Theresa Wagner, Eastern Washington (9/26/00)6 – Tina Frimpong, Idaho (9/9/01)6 – Kelley Schweighart, at Eastern Wash. (10/7/01)

Goalkeeper Saves14 – Tamara Browder vs. Michigan St. (9/23/92)13 – Tamara Browder vs. Stanford (9/21/91)13 – Hope Solo at BYU (9/24/99)12 – Tamara Browder vs. William & Mary (10/6/91)12 – Tamara Browder vs. Stanford (9/10/93)12 – Leslie Weeks at Utah (9/26/99)12 – Hope Solo at Washington State (11/3/00)12 – Hope Solo at Texas A&M (9/29/02)11 – Jessica Conrardy vs. North Carolina (9/19/93)10 – Hope Solo vs. Santa Clara (9/10/99)10 – Hope Solo at USC (10/15/99)10 – Hope Solo at Portland (9/23/00)10 – Hope Solo vs. Portland (9/29/01)10 – Hope Solo at Texas (9/27/02)

Goals Against Average(minimum 500 minutes)

0.68 – Hope Solo, 20010.76 – Hope Solo, 20000.78 – Tina Thompson, 19940.96 – Tamara Browder, 19921.03 – Lisa Brookens, 20031.04 – Gretchen Mensinger, 19981.13 – Leslie Weeks, 19991.21 – Hope Solo, 20021.24 – Leslie Weeks, 19981.28 – Jessica Conrardy, 1993

Goalkeeper Saves106 – Tamara Browder, 1991 96 – Tina Thompson, 1995 95 – Hope Solo, 2000 93 – Tina Thompson, 1994 77 – Hope Solo, 2001 77 – Hope Solo, 1999 76 – Hope Solo, 2002 70 – Tina Thompson, 1996 66 – Jessica Conrardy, 1993 63 – Lisa Brookens, 2003

Goalkeeper Shutouts 8 – Tamara Browder, 1991 7 – Hope Solo, 2001 6 – Tina Thompson, 1994 6 – Tina Thompson, 1995 6 – Hope Solo, 2000 4 – Tina Thompson, 1996 4 – Leslie Weeks, 1997 3 – Jessica Conrardy, 1993 3 – Leslie Weeks, 1998 3 – Hope Solo, 1999 3 – Lisa Brookens, 2003 3 – Kelsey Rasmussen, 2003

Theresa Wagner


AWARD WINNERSHeart ofLyons Award

(For effort, dedica-tion and determi-nation. Named forMarisa Lyons, awalk-on whoplayed on the 1995and 1996 Huskysoccer teams be-fore passing awayon July 7, 1997)

Heart of Lyons Award2003 – Blair Ruport2002 – Cheryl Gies2000 – Liana Heskin1999 – Stacy Merlitti1998 – Erin Ash1997 – Angie Crivello

Most Inspirational Player2003 – Blair Ruport2002 – Megan McKinstry2001 – Erin Otagaki & Liz Taylor2000 – Leslie Weeks1999 – Erin Ash1998 – Erin Bailey1997 – Carolyn Jenkins1996 – Erin Bailey1995 – Sanya Trandum1994 – Amy Hamamoto1993 – Amy Hamamoto1992 – Shelley Robinson1991 – Shelley Robinson

Jeannine Jensen Award(For leadership & committment)2003 – Melissa Bennett2002 – Andrea Morelli2001 – Vanessa Pierce2000 – Dee Behler1999 – Malia Arrant1998 – Casey Dickerson1997 – Jeannie Rein1996 – Terry Gleason1994 – Melanie Brennan1993 – Jeannine Jensen

Most Improved Player2003 – Dana Dibble2002 – Liz Taylor2001 – Cheryl Gies2000 – Suzanne Culpepper1999 – Erin Otagaki1998 – Katie Goodeve1997 – Stacy Merlitti1996 – Gretchen Mensinger1995 – Adrienne Sellers1994 – Carolyn Jenkins1993 – Erin Saltzman1992 – Allison Williams1991 – Marne Hazlegrove

Marisa Lyons, 1976 - 1997

Team AwardsPlayer of the Year2003 – Tina Frimpong2002 – Hope Solo2001 – Hope Solo2000 – Hope Solo1999 – Theresa Wagner1998 – Tami Bennett1997 – Jana Wilson1996 – Tina Thompson1995 – Tara Bilanski1994 – Tara Bilanski1993 – Tara Bilanski1992 – Jeannine Jensen1991 – Melanie Brennan

Offensive Most Valuable Player2003 – Tina Frimpong2002 – Melissa Bennett2001 – Caroline Putz2000 – Tami Bennett/Theresa Wagner1999 – Theresa Wagner1998 – Tami Bennett1997 – Theresa Wagner1996 – Erin Saltzman1995 – Tara Bilanski1994 – Emily Thompson1993 – Tara Bilanski1992 – Emily Thompson1991 – Kathleen Juergens

Defensive Most Valuable Player2003 – Nicole Martinez2002 – Hope Solo2001 – Nicole Martinez2000 – Vanessa Pierce1999 – Andrea Morelli1998 – Natalie Campbell1997 – Natalie Campbell1996 – Tina Thompson1995 – Tina Thompson & Melinda Torre1994 – Rhonda Klein1993 – Melanie Brennan & Jeannine Jensen1992 – Jeannine Jensen1991 – Melanie Brennan & Tamara Browder

Unsung Hero2003 – Dana Dibble, Nikki Gamble2002 – Blair Ruport2001 – Megan McKinstry2000 – Katie Goodeve1999 – Malia Arrant1998 – Jana Wilson1997 – Katey Ward1996 – Jeannie Rein1995 – Sanya Trandum1994 – Terry Gleason & Rhonda Klein1993 – Terry Gleason1992 – Sanya Trandum1991 – Amy Hamamoto & Rhonda Klein

Rookie of the Year2003 – Entire Rookie Class (Nikki Gamble, Whitney Fenton,

Jennifer Johnson, Katie Johnson, Alec Mills, TriciaGialamas, Robyn Shelby, Kelsey Rasmussen, ShaelaWard, Shannon Dillon, Kara Mulflur)

2002 – Kim Taylor2001 – Nicole Martinez2000 – Blair Ruport1999 – Hope Solo1998 – Andrea Morelli

Goal of the Year2003 – Tina Frimpong2002 – Nicole Martinez2001 – Melissa Bennett & Tina Frimpong2000 – Tami Bennett1999 – Theresa Wagner1998 – Gina Brewer1997 – Jana Wilson1996 – Erin Pochman1995 – Sanya Trandum1994 – Emily Thompson1993 – Amy Hamamoto1992 – Elizabeth Corey1991 – Rhonda Klein

Defensive Play of the Year1993 – Jessica Conrardy1992 – Melanie Brennan1991 – Wendy Jenkins & Tamara Browder

Assist of the Year1993 – Darcy Fitzpatrick1992 – Sarah Wilkinson1991 – Kathleen Juergens

Captains2003 – Melissa Bennett

Nicole Martinez2002 – Andrea Morelli

Vanessa PierceHope Solo

2001 – Andrea MorelliVanessa PierceHope Solo

2000 – Tami BennettAndrea Morelli

1999 – Natalie CampbellJana Wilson

1998 – Erin BaileyCasey Dickerson

1997 – Jeannie Rein1996 – Terry Gleason

Jeannie Rein1995 – Tara Bilanski

Sanya Trandum1994 – Tara Bilanski

Melanie BrennanSanya Trandum

1993 – Melanie BrennanJeannine JensenSanya Trandum

1992 – Jeannine JensenShelley RobinsonSanya Trandum

1991 – Katy JamesShelley RobinsonJeannine Jensen


AWARD WINNERSPac-10 Awards

Coach of the Year2000 – Lesle Gallimore

Player of the Year2003 – Tina Frimpong

(co with UCLA’s Nandi Pryce)2001 – Hope Solo

Defender of the Year1999 – Andrea Morelli

Medal WinnerAnnual award to each Pac-10 memberinstitution’s outstanding senior male andfemale student-athlete, honoring thegreatest combination of scholastic, athleticand leadership achievement.1994 – Jeannine Jensen

Pac-10 Awards, cont.Player of the Week2003 – Tina Frimpong (Sept. 2)

Tina Frimpong (Sept. 23)2001 – Caroline Putz (Oct. 9) – Melissa Bennett (Oct. 29)2000 – Tami Bennett (Aug. 28) – Caroline Putz (Sept. 5) – Hope Solo (Oct. 24)1998 – Tami Bennett (Oct. 5)

Tami Bennett (Oct. 26)1997 – Theresa Wagner (Oct. 20)

All-Conference Team2003 – Tina Frimpong (1st)

Melissa Bennett (2nd)Kim Taylor (HM)

2002 – Melissa Bennett (2nd)Hope Solo (2nd)Kim Taylor (2nd)

2001 – Hope Solo (1st)Caroline Putz (2nd)

2000 – Tami Bennett (1st)Andrea Morelli (1st)Hope Solo (1st)Theresa Wagner (1st)Caroline Putz (2nd)Vanessa Pierce (2nd)Malia Arrant (HM)Katie Goodeve (HM)

1999 – Andrea Morelli (1st)Hope Solo (2nd)Theresa Wagner (2nd)

1998 – Tami Bennett (1st)Caroline Putz (2nd)Theresa Wagner (2nd)Jana Wilson (2nd)

1997 – Jana Wilson (1st)Theresa Wagner (2nd)

1996 – Terry Gleason (1st)Erin Pochman (1st)Katey Ward (1st)Tina Thompson (1st)Erin Saltzman (2nd)Jana Wilson (2nd)

1995 – Tara Bilanski (1st)Tina Thompson (1st)Sanya Trandum (2nd)Melinda Torre (2nd)

All-Academic Team2003 – Cassie Giles (1st)

Lisa Brookens (HM)Dana Dibble (HM)Tina Frimpong (HM)Kelli Smith (HM)Kim Taylor (HM)Liz Taylor (HM)

2002 – Clare Rustad (1st)Dana Dibble (2nd)Andrea Morelli (HM)Hope Solo (HM)Kelli Smith (HM)Liz Taylor (HM)Kim Taylor (HM)

2001 – Megan McKinstry (2nd)Vanessa Pierce (2nd)Caroline Putz (HM)Hope Solo (HM)

2000 – Malia Arrant (1st)Andrea Morelli (1st)Theresa Wagner (1st)Katie Goodeve (2nd)Megan McKinstry (HM)Erin Otagaki (HM)Vanessa Pierce (HM)Caroline Putz (HM)

1999 – Andrea Morelli (1st)Theresa Wagner (1st)Malia Arrant (2nd)Erin Ash (2nd)Katie Goodeve (HM)Stacy Merlitti (HM)Caroline Putz (HM)Erin Otagaki (HM)Katey Ward (HM)Leslie Weeks (HM)

1998 – Erin Bailey (1st)Casey Dickerson (2nd)Theresa Wagner (2nd)Mailia Arrant (HM)Erin Ash (HM)Natalie Campbell (HM)Katie Goodeve (HM)

1997 – Jeannie Rein (1st)Casey Dickerson (2nd)Lindsay Light (2nd)Adrienne Sellers (2nd)

1996 – Terry Gleason (1st)Erin Pochman (1st)Jeannie Rein (1st)Erin Saltzman (1st)Krista Koepke (2nd)Casey Dickerson (HM)Lindsay Light (HM)

1995 – Tara Bilanski (1st)Terry Gleason (1st)Emily Thompson (1st)Sanya Trandum (1st)Jeannie Rein (2nd)Erin Saltzman (2nd)Tina Thompson (2nd)Angie Crivello (HM)

1994 – Tara Bilanski (1st)Terry Gleason (1st)Amy Hamamoto (1st)Kathleen Juergens (1st)Samantha Obara (HM)Emily Thompson (HM)Sanya Trandum (HM)

1993 – Tara Bilanski (1st)Amy Hamamoto (2nd)Jeannine Jensen (2nd)Emily Thompson (2nd)Sanya Trandum (HM)

National AwardsNational SoccerCoaches Association ofAmerica (NSCAA)Coach of the Year2000 – Lesle Gallimore (West Region)

All-America2001 – Hope Solo (2nd)2000 – Hope Solo (2nd)1993 – Melanie Brennan (2nd)

All-West Region2003 – Tina Frimpong (1st)

Melissa Bennett (3rd)2001 – Hope Solo (1st)

Caroline Putz (3rd)2000 – Hope Solo (1st)

Andrea Morelli (2nd)Theresa Wagner (2nd)Caroline Putz (3rd)

1999 – Hope Solo (2nd)1996 – Tina Thompson (1st)

Katey Ward (2nd)1995 – Tara Bilanski (1st)

Sanya Trandum (2nd)1994 – Tara Bilanski (1st)

Samantha Obara (1st)Melanie Brennan (1st)

Scholar/Athlete All-America (NSCAA/adidas)2003 – Dana Dibble (1st All-West)

Kelli Smith (2nd All-West)Kim Taylor (2nd All-West)Liz Taylor (2nd All-West)

2001 – Vanessa Pierce (2nd)2000 – Theresa Wagner (1st)

Malia Arrant (2nd)1997 – Jeannie Rein (1st)

Casey Dickerson (2nd)1996 – Erin Pochman (2nd)

Terry Gleason (All-West)Jeannie Rein (All-West)Erin Saltzman (All-West)

1995 – Tara Bilanski1994 – Tara Bilanski

Soccer Buzz AwardsNational Coach of the Year2000 – Lesle Gallimore

All-America2003 – Tina Frimpong (3rd)2000 – Hope Solo (2nd)2000 – Andrea Morelli (2nd)

Hope Solo (2nd)Tami Bennett (HM)Theresa Wagner (HM)

All-Freshman All-America1998 – Caroline Putz (HM)

All-Freshman West Region2002 – Kim Taylor (1st)2001 – Clare Rustad (1st)1998 – Caroline Putz (1st)

Other National AwardsHermann Award Nominee2002 – Hope Solo2001 – Hope Solo

Missouri Athletic Club Playerof the Year Candidate2002 – Hope Solo2001 – Hope Solo

Soccer America Team of the Week2003 – Tina Frimpong (Sept. 24)2002 – Melissa Bennett (Sept. 4)2001 – Vanessa Pierce (Oct. 29)

Umbro Select All-Star Game2000 – Theresa Wagner (Elite Squad)

Tami Bennett (West Squad)1997 – Tina Thompson1996 – Tara Bilanski

Melinda Torre

ISAA All-America1993 – Melanie Brennan (2nd)

ISAA Scholar-Athlete All-America1995 – Tara Bilanski (1st)

Emily Thompson (HM)

ISAA Senior Recognition1995 – Tara Bilanski

Sanya Trandum1994 – Samantha Obara

U.S. Olympic Festival1995 – Tara Bilanski1994 – Melanie Brennan

Samantha Obara

1999 Pac-10 Defender of the Year Andrea Morelli


HUSKY HISTORY

1 9 9 1Coach: Dang Pibulvech

Record: 10-6-2Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 8 at San Diego State W 2-0Sept. 9 at #12 UC Santa Barbara L 0-3Sept. 11 at UC Irvine W (2ot) 3-2Sept. 14 #16 Portland T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 20 at Washington State (20) L 0-3Sept. 21 #10 Stanford (20) L 0-4Sept. 25 Puget Sound W 2-1Oct. 3 at #6 Colorado College L 0-4Oct. 5 Tulsa W (2ot) 2-1Oct. 6 William & Mary L (2ot) 1-2Oct. 12. at #11 California L 0-4Oct. 13 at St. Mary’s W 1-0Oct. 15 at San Francisco W 1-0Oct. 20 Whitman W 1-0Oct. 21 Seattle W 1-0Oct. 24 Western Washington W 2-0Oct. 30 at Pacific Lutheran T (2ot) 0-0Nov. 2 Simon Fraser W 4-0Assistant Coach: Karen Parker


Record: 8-9-2Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 5 at #4 Portland L (2ot) 3-4Sept. 7 at Oregon State W 3-0Sept. 10 San Francisco W (2ot) 1-0Sept. 16 at #8 Massachusetts L (2ot) 1-2Sept. 18 at #5 Hartford (17) L 0-1Sept. 20 at #3 Connecticut (17) L 0-4Sept. 23 at Michigan State (17) W (2ot) 2-1Sept. 25 vs. San Diego 1 W (2ot) 1-0Sept. 27 at #2 Stanford L 1-3Sept. 28 vs. Texas Christian 2 W 2-0Oct. 3 at #20 St. Mary’s W 2-0Oct. 4 at #7 Santa Clara L 0-1Oct. 13 UC Santa Barbara L 2-4Oct. 16 San Diego State T (2ot) 1-1Oct. 18 California L 0-1Oct. 20 Washington State L 0-1Oct. 25 at Seattle W 3-1Oct. 30 #13 Colorado College T (2ot) 3-3Nov. 1 Gonzaga W 6-01—at Santa Clara, Calif. 2—at Moraga, Calif.Assistant Coach: Liza Grant


Record: 9-6-2Date Opponent Result ScoreSept.6 #2 Portland L 0-2Sept. 10 #5 Stanford L 0-2Sept. 15 vs. #5 Santa Clara 1 W 2-1Sept. 18 vs. #3 Duke 1 W 2-0Sept. 19 at #1 North Carolina L 0-2Sept. 26 Seattle (#4 NAIA) (18) W 6-2Oct. 1 vs. #18 Arkansas 2 (15) L (2ot) 2-3Oct. 3 at Washington State 2 (15) T (2ot) 4-4Oct. 7 at #12 California L 0-2Oct. 9 at San Francisco T (2ot) 0-0Oct. 15 at #16 UC Santa Barbara W 2-0Oct. 17 at San Diego State W 5-1Oct. 22 St. Mary’s W 3-2Oct. 30 vs. #17 Hartford 3 (20) W 3-1Oct. 31 vs. San Diego 3 (20) L (2ot) 0-1Nov. 6 Oregon State (19) W 4-0Nov. 7 Gonzaga (19) W 5-0

1—North Carolina Invitational2—Washington State Lanzera Tournament3—Portland’s Umbro InvitationalAssistant Coach: Liza Grant

1 9 9 4Coach: Lesle Gallimore

Record: 13-6-2Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 3 Gonzaga (20) W 8-0Sept. 5 at #8 Santa Clara (18) T (2ot) 2-2Sept. 7 at Pacific (18) W 4-1Sept. 11 at St. Mary’s (18) L 0-2Sept. 16 Cal Poly-SLO (17) W 2-0Sept. 19 UC Santa Barbara (17) W 2-0Sept. 24 #17 SMU 1 (16) W 6-2Sept. 25 UC Irvine 1 (16) W 2-0Oct. 1 at #2 Portland (8) L (2ot) 1-2Oct. 9 California (12) W 3-1Oct. 14 vs. #2 Notre Dame 2 (13) L 0-1Oct. 16 San Diego State (13) W 1-0Oct. 18 at #17 Oregon State (12) L 0-1Oct. 21 Montana (12) W 2-0Oct. 23 Washington State (12) W 1-0Oct. 28 Colorado College (15) W 1-0Oct. 30 #2 North Carolina (15) L 0-2Nov. 4 at #3 Stanford (14) L 0-2Nov. 6 San Diego (14) W 3-1Nov. 9 at #15 Oregon State 3 (18) W 3-0Nov. 12 at #3 Stanford 4 (18) T (2ot) 0-0

(lost 5-6 on penalties)

1—Husky Invitational2—at Portland, Ore.3—NCAA First Round Match4—NCAA West Region Semifinal at Portland, Ore.Assistant Coaches: Erik Oman, Erica Parish


Record: 12-8-0, 4-3 Pac-10 (3rd, tie)Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 3 vs. Alabama 1 (15) W 4-0Sept. 4 at SMU 1 (15) L 3-5Sept. 7 #11 Santa Clara L 1-2Sept. 9 #6 Portland L 0-4Sept. 16 vs. #11 Duke 2 L 0-2Sept. 17 vs. Nebraska 2 W 5-1Sept. 22 * Arizona W 3-1Sept. 29 * at #19 UCLA L 0-1Oct. 1 * at Southern California L 0-1Oct. 6 Penn State 3 W 5-0Oct. 8 Michigan State 3 W (2ot) 5-3Oct. 13 St. Mary’s W 1-0Oct. 20 * at California W (2ot) 4-1Oct. 22 at Cal Poly-SLO W 1-0Oct. 27 * #8 Stanford L 1-3Oct. 29 * #17 Oregon State W 3-0Nov. 3 at Montana W 5-2Nov. 5 * at Washington State W 1-0Nov. 11 at UCLA 4 W 2-1Nov. 18 at #2 Portland 5 L 0-1

1—at Dallas, Texas2—adidas Invitational; Portland, Ore.3—Husky/Umbro Invitational4—NCAA First Round, Los Angeles, Calif.5—NCAA West Region Semifinal, Portland, Ore.Assistant Coaches: Erik Oman, Amy Hamamoto

Year-by-Year Resul ts

Pibulvech’s UW Ledger

Year Record Pct. Conference Pct.1991 10–6–2 .611 n/a1992 8–9–2 .474 n/a1993 9–6–2 .588 n/aTotals 27–21–6 .556 n/a

Dang Pibulvech


HUSKY HISTORY


Record: 12-8-0, 5-2 Pac-10 (2nd, tie)Date Opponent Result ScoreAug. 30 at Gonzaga (13) W 3-0Sept. 6 vs. #12 William & Mary 1 (13) W 2-0Sept. 8 at #2 Notre Dame 1 (13) L 0-4Sept. 14 vs. #19 N.C. State 2 (10) L 1-2Sept. 15 vs. #15 Minnesota 2 (10) L 1-2Sept. 22 * Southern California W 3-2Sept. 28 at #5 Portland L 0-2Oct. 4 Michigan 3 W 3-0Oct. 6 Cal Poly-SLO 3 W 2-1Oct. 11 San Francisco W 2-1Oct. 12 Montana W (2ot) 1-0Oct. 18 * UCLA L (2ot) 0-1Oct. 20 * California W 4-0Oct. 25 * at Arizona W 3-1Oct. 27 * at #7 Stanford L 1-3Nov. 1 at Oregon W 2-0Nov. 3 * at Oregon State W 3-1Nov. 8 at #3 Santa Clara L 1-4Nov. 10 * at Washington State W 2-0Nov. 16 at #3 Portland 4 L 0-1

1—Notre Dame Invitational; South Bend, Ind.2—adidas Invitational; Portland, Ore.3—Husky/Umbro Invitational4—NCAA Tournament, first round @Portland, Ore.Assistant Coaches: Amy Allmann, Tara Bilanski


Record: 7-12-0, 5-4 Pac-10 (6th)Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 1 #3 Portland L 0-5Sept. 5 #2 Notre Dame L 1-3Sept. 10 #5 Santa Clara L 0-2Sept. 13 vs. #9 Virginia 1 L 2-4Sept. 14 vs. Cal Poly-SLO 1 L 1-2Sept. 19 vs. Saint Mary’s W 4-0Sept. 26 at #17 UNC Greensboro 2 W 5-0Sept. 28 vs. James Madison 2 L 1-2Oct. 3 Rutgers3 L 3-4Oct. 5 Montana 3 L 2-3Oct. 10 * Oregon W 3-0Oct. 12 * Oregon State W 7-0Oct. 17 * Arizona W 1-0Oct. 19 * Arizona State W 5-1Oct. 24 * at California L 0-2Oct. 26 * at Stanford L 2-3Nov. 2 * Washington State W 2-0Nov. 7 * at UCLA L 0-2Nov. 9 * at USC L 1-4

1—adidas Classic; Portland, Ore.2—Spartan Classic; Greensboro, N.C.3—Husky/Umbro InvitationalAssistant Coaches: Amy Allmann, Tara Bilanski

Year-by-Year Resul ts , cont .


Record: 10-9-1, 6-3 Pac-10 (4th)Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 5 UNC Greensboro L 1-2Sept. 8 at Cal Poly-SLO W 1-0Sept. 11 at #5 Santa Clara L 0-1Sept. 13 at Saint Mary’s W 1-0Sept. 19 at #10 Portland L 0-2Sept. 20 Utah L (2ot) 2-3Sept. 25 vs #5 Connecticut 1 L 1-4Sept. 27 at Rutgers 1 W 3-1Oct. 2 San Jose State 2 W 1-0Oct. 4 Georgia 2 T (2ot) 1-1Oct. 9 * #9 UCLA L 0-2Oct. 11 * USC W 3-2Oct. 16 * at Oregon W 3-2Oct. 18 * at Oregon State W 5-0Oct. 23 * at Arizona W (ot) 3-2Oct. 25 * at Arizona State W 2-1Oct. 30 * California W 1-0Nov. 1 * Stanford L 0-1Nov. 7 * at Washington State L 0-1Nov. 9 at USC 3 L (2ot) 1-2

1—Rutgers Umbro Classic; Piscataway, N.J.2—Husky/Umbro Invitational; Seattle, Wash.3—NCAA Tournament, first round @Los Angeles, Calif.Assistant Coaches: Amy Allmann, Tara Bilanski


Record: 8-8-2, 5-2-2 Pac-10 (5th)Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 3 at #10 Clemson L 0-3Sept. 5 at Georgia L 0-3Sept. 10 #1 Santa Clara L 1-3Sept. 18 vs. San Jose State 1 W 2-1Sept. 19 vs. Oklahoma State 1 W 3-0Sept. 24 at #11 Brigham Young L 0-3Sept. 26 at Utah L (2ot) 0-1Oct. 1 UC Irvine 2 W 4-0Oct. 3 Portland 2 L 1-2Oct. 10 * Washington State W 3-0Oct. 15 * at #11 USC L 1-2Oct. 17 * at #12 UCLA T (2ot) 3-3Oct. 22 * Oregon State W 4-1Oct. 24 * Oregon W (2ot) 1-0Oct. 29 * Arizona State W (ot) 2-1Oct. 31 * Arizona W 4-0Nov. 5 * at Stanford T (2ot) 2-2Nov. 7 * at California L 1-3

1—adidas Classic; Portland, Ore.2—Husky/Nike Invitational; Seattle, Wash.Assistant Coaches: Amy Allmann, Tara Bilanski, DaveWharton

2000Coach: Lesle Gallimore

Record: 18-3-0, 8-1-0 Pac-10 (1st)Date Opponent Result ScoreAug. 26 Eastern Washington W 8-0Aug. 29 #17 Brigham Young W 1-0Sept. 1 at San Francisco W 3-1Sept. 4 at #2 Santa Clara (17) W 2-1Sept. 8 at Michigan 1 (17) W 4-0Sept. 10 vs. Ohio State 1 (17) W 3-1Sept. 16 vs. #2 Notre Dame 2 (9) L 0-5Sept. 17 vs. San Diego State 2 (9) W 5-2Sept. 23 at Portland (9) W 2-1Sept. 29 Gonzaga (8) W 7-0Oct. 6 * #13 Stanford (8) W 1-0Oct. 8 * #9 California (8) W 2-1Oct. 13 * at Arizona State (4) W 1-0Oct. 15 * at Arizona (4) W 2-1Oct. 20 * #11 USC (3) W 1-0Oct. 22 * #4 UCLA (3) W (ot) 1-0Oct. 27 * at Oregon State (2) W (2ot) 2-1Oct. 29 * at Oregon (2) W 6-1Nov. 3 * at Washington State (2) L 0-1Nov. 12 Montana 3 (5) W 5-0Nov. 19 #10 Portland 4 (5) L 0-1

1—Michigan Nike Invitational, Ann Arbor, Mich.2—Portland / Adidas Invitational, Portland, Ore.3—NCAA Tournament, second round; Seattle4—NCAA Tournament, third round; SeattleAssistant Coaches: Amy Allmann, Tara Bilanski, ChuckSekyra, Jimmy Gabriel

Lesle Gallimore


HUSKY HISTORY


Record: 13-5-2, 6-2-1 Pac-10 (2nd, tie)Date Opponent Result ScoreSept. 1 at Utah State (9) W 4-1Sept. 3 vs. Northwestern (9) W (ot) 1-0Sept. 7 at Gonzaga (8) W 4-0Sept. 9 Idaho (8) W 4-0Sept. 14 vs. Nebraska 1 CanceledSept. 16 vs. UAB 1 CanceledSept. 21 Brigham Young 2 (6) T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 22 #12 Texas A&M 2 (6) L 0-1Sept. 29 #3 Portland (14) L 0-1Oct. 5 at Montana (16) W 1-0Oct. 7 at Eastern Washington (16) W 7-0Oct. 13 * Washington State (14) W 2-1Oct. 19 * at #15 Arizona State (18) W 1-0Oct. 21 * at #4 Stanford (18) L 1-2Oct. 26 * Arizona (16) W 2-0Oct. 28 * Arizona State (16) W (ot) 2-1Nov. 2 * at #6 UCLA (15) L 0-1Nov. 4 * at USC (15) W 3-0Nov. 9 * Oregon (16) T (2ot) 1-1Nov. 11 * Oregon State (16) W 1-0Nov. 16 San Diego 3 (17) W 2-0Nov. 18 at #3 Portland 4 (17) L 0-2

1—Portland / Adidas Invitational, Portland, Ore.2—Husky / Nike Invitational, Seattle, Wash.3—NCAA Tournament, first round; Portland, Ore.4—NCAA Tournament, second round; Portland, Ore.Assistant Coaches: Amy Griffin, Chuck Sekyra, JimmyGabriel

Gallimore’s UW LedgerYear Overall Pct. Pac-10 Pct.1994 13– 6–2 .667 n/a n/a1995 12– 8–0 .600 4–3–0 .5711996 12– 8–0 .600 5–2–0 .7141997 7–12–0 .368 5–4–0 .5561998 10– 9–1 .525 6–3–0 .6671999 8– 8–2 .500 5–2–2 .5002000 18–3–0 .857 8–1–0 .8892001 13–5–2 .700 6–2–1 .7222002 9–8–3 .525 4–4–1 .5002003 11–7–3 .595 4–4–1 .500Totals 113–74–13 .598 47–25–5 .643


Record: 9-8-3, 4-4-1 Pac-10 (5th)Date Opponent Result ScoreAug. 30 Arkansas (12) W 4-1Sept. 1 Colorado College (12) W 5-0Sept. 6 vs. #17 Duke 1 (11) W (2ot) 4-3Sept. 8 at #1 North Carolina 1 (11) L 1-5Sept. 13 vs. Denver 2 (14) L 0-1Sept. 15 vs. Cal State Fullerton 2 (14) T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 20 Harvard 3 (21) W 3-1Sept. 22 UC Irvine 3 (21) W 3-0Sept. 27 at #3 Texas (16) T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 29 at #7 Texas A&M (16) L (ot) 1-2Oct. 5 at #4 Portland (12) L 0-4Oct. 11 * at Oregon (20) W 2-1Oct. 13 * at Oregon State (20) W 3-1Oct. 19 * at Washington State (19) T (2ot) 2-2Oct. 25 * #7 California (25) W 2-1Oct. 27 * #1 Stanford (25) L 0-1Nov. 1 * at Arizona (20) L (2ot) 1-2Nov. 3 * at #17 Arizona State (20) L 1-2Nov. 8 * #2 UCLA L 1-2Nov. 10 * #15 USC W 5-0

1—Carolina Classic, Chapel Hill, N.C.2—Portland Invitational, Portland, Ore.3—Husky / Nike Invitational, Seattle, Wash.Assistant Coaches: Amy Griffin, Chuck Sekyra

Yearly UW Statistical LeadersYear Goals Assists Total Points GWG2003 Tina Frimpong ................ 13 M.Bennett, K.Taylor .......... 8 Tina Frimpong ................. 30 Tina Frimpong ................ 52002 M.Bennett, K.Taylor ......... 8 Melissa Bennett ............. 18 Melissa Bennett ............. 34 Tina Frimpong ................ 32001 Tina Frimpong .................. 7 Caroline Putz ..................... 6 Caroline Putz .................. 16 Four tied with ................. 22000 Tami Bennett ................. 16 Theresa Wagner ............. 12 Tami Bennett .................. 36 Tami Bennett .................. 71999 Theresa Wagner .............. 9 Wagner, Putz ..................... 7 Theresa Wagner ............ 25 Theresa Wagner ............ 41998 Tami Bennett ................... 9 Theresa Wagner ............... 6 Tami Bennett .................. 20 Tami Bennett .................. 31997 Jana Wilson .................... 9 Katey Ward ....................... 6 Jana Wilson ................... 21 Jana Wilson ................... 21996 Pochman,Ward,Dickerson . 7 Pochman, Rein, Saltman .. 6 Erin Pochman ................. 20 Erin Pochman ................. 51995 Tara Bilanski .................. 12 Bilanski, Pochman ............ 6 Tara Bilanski ................... 30 Tara Bilanski .................. 51994 Emily Thompson ............ 10 Bilanski, Trandum ............. 6 Emily Thompson ............. 25 Samantha Obara ............ 41993 Tara Bilanski .................... 8 Tara Bilanski ..................... 6 Tara Bilanski ................... 22 Bilanski, Brennan ........... 21992 Fitzpatrick, Thompson ...... 4 Darcy Fitzpatrick ............... 3 Fitzpatrick, Thompson ...... 9 Melinda Torre ................ 21991 Kathleen Juergens .......... 7 Juergens, Robinson .......... 2 Kathleen Juergens ......... 16 Kathleen Juergens ......... 4

Year Shots Saves GAA Shutouts2003 Tina Frimpong ................ 65 Lisa Brookens ................. 63 Kelsey Rasmussen .... 0.55 Brookens/Rasmussen .. 32002 Kim Taylor ...................... 54 Hope Solo ....................... 76 Hope Solo .................... 1.21 Hope Solo ...................... 22001 Caroline Putz .................. 45 Hope Solo ....................... 77 Hope Solo .................... 0.68 Hope Solo ...................... 72000 Theresa Wagner ............ 77 Hope Solo ....................... 95 Hope Solo .................... 0.76 Hope Solo ...................... 61999 Theresa Wagner ............ 52 Hope Solo ....................... 77 Leslie Weeks ............... 1.13 Hope Solo ...................... 31998 Caroline Putz .................. 57 Leslie Weeks .................. 46 Gretchen Mensinger . 1.04 Leslie Weeks ................. 31997 Jana Wilson .................. 39 Leslie Weeks .................. 28 Leslie Weeks ............... 1.74 Leslie Weeks ................. 41996 Erin Pochman ................. 49 Tina Thompson ............... 70 Tina Thompson ............ 1.32 Tina Thompson ............... 51995 Tara Bilanski .................. 66 Tina Thompson ............... 96 Tina Thompson ............ 1.32 Tina Thompson ............... 61994 Melinda Torre ................ 67 Tina Thompson ............... 84 Heather George ........... 0.70 Tina Thompson ............... 61993 Melinda Torre ................ 40 Jessica Conrardy ............ 66 Tamara Browder .......... 1.14 Jessica Conrardy ........... 31992 Melinda Torre ................ 28 Tamara Browder ............. 62 Tamara Browder .......... 0.96 Tamara Browder ............ 21991 Kathleen Juergens ........ 37 Tamara Browder ........... 106 Tamara Browder .......... 1.40 Tamara Browder ............ 8


Record: 11-7-3, 4-4-1 Pac-10 (5th)Date Opponent Result ScoreAug. 29 #18 Maryland 1 W (2ot) 2-1Aug. 31 #1 North Carolina 1 L (ot) 1-2Sept. 5 vs. Loyola Marymount (17) T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 7 at Colorado College (17) W 1-0Sept. 13 vs. #18 Connecticut 2 (25) T (2ot) 1-1Sept. 14 vs. Cal State Fullerton 2 (25) W 3-0Sept. 19 Fresno State 3 (20) W 3-0Sept. 21 #6 Texas 3 (20) W 3-1Sept. 26 #8 Portland (13) L 0-1Oct. 3 Portland State (13) W 5-0Oct. 5 Idaho State (13) W 2-0Oct. 9 *at #18 USC (12) T (2ot) 1-1Oct. 11 *at #3 UCLA (12) L (2ot) 2-3Oct. 17 *Oregon State (13) L 0-2Oct. 19 *Oregon (13) W 2-0Oct. 24 *Washington State (22) W 2-0Oct. 31 *at Stanford L 0-3Nov. 2 *at California W 3-1Nov. 7 *#22 Arizona State (24) L 0-1Nov. 9 *Arizona W 3-0Nov. 14 vs. Nebraska 4 (25) L 1-2

1—Pac-10/ACC Challenge, Seattle, Wash.2—Portland Invitational, Portland, Ore.3—Husky / Nike Invitational, Seattle, Wash.4—NCAA Tournament, first round; Portland, Ore.Assistant Coaches: Amy Griffin, Tami Bennett, Erin Otagaki

Year-by-Year Resul ts , cont .


HUSKIES IN THE WUSA

Washington was well represented at the inaugural USYS/adidas Cup dur-ing February of 1999 in Orlando, Fla. Huskies in attendance were (left toright) Assistant Coach Amy Griffin, Hope Solo, Head Coach Lesle Gallimore,Katey Ward and Caroline Putz. Allmann and Gallimore were coaching theU.S. under-19 national team, Solo played for the U-18 national team, Putzplayed for the U-19 team and Ward was at the U-21 training camp.

Canadian National Team member Clare Rustad withWashington coach Lesle Gallimore. Rustad earned 24caps for appearances with the senior national team.

Huskies in the National Team Pool

THERESA WAGNERSan Jose CyberRays

HOPE SOLOPhiladelphia Charge


ALL-TIME STATISTICSGame-Winning

Player (Position) Years Games Starts Shots Goals Assists Points Goals AssistsAdler, Melissa (f) 1991-92, ’94 48 29 50 5 0 10 3 0Arakawa, Nicki (f) 1993 14 6 10 1 2 4 0 2Arrant, Malia (mf) 1997-2000 62 54 88 8 8 24 1 4Ash, Erin (d) 1997-1999 22 14 0 0 0 0 0 0Bailey, Erin (mf) 1996-1998 48 24 51 10 6 26 4 2Behler, Dee (d) 1997-2000 62 51 3 0 4 4 0 1Bennett, Melissa (f) 2000-2003 80 61 146 18 29 65 5 10Bennett, Tami (f) 1997-2000 77 60 140 34 10 78 12 3Biddle, Anna (f/d) 1996-1999 63 20 66 6 3 15 1 1Bilanski, Tara (mf) 1992-1995 74 74 175 27 20 74 7 6Bordner, Emily (d) 1992 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Brennan, Melanie (d) 1991-1994 75 75 72 13 5 31 4 1Brewer, Gina (f) 1998-2001 65 3 54 7 3 17 2 2Campbell, Natalie (d) 1996-1999 74 72 46 1 6 8 0 3Carstensen, Jaime (mf) 2000-2003 76 58 128 15 11 41 5 7Cochran, Kristen (mf) 1993 6 0 7 0 0 0 0 0Corey, Elizabeth (d) 1992-1993 23 11 9 1 1 3 1 0Coykendall, Melissa (mf) 1992 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Cox, Sarah (f) 1991 13 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Crivello, Angie (mf) 1994-1997 64 36 51 9 10 28 1 0Culpepper, Suzanne (d) 1999-2002 52 32 8 0 2 2 0 1D’Annunzio, Julia (d) 1991 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Dauer, Nicole (mf) 1995 7 2 0 0 1 1 0 1Davis, Sara (d) 2002-2003 34 23 19 2 2 6 0 1Dibble, Dana (d) 2000-2003 54 37 17 4 2 10 1 1Dickerson, Casey (f) 1995-1998 71 27 71 15 4 34 1 1Dillon, Shannon (f) 2003-present 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Dowd, Amy (f) 1991-1992 20 16 25 1 1 3 1 1Eldredge, Denise (mf) 1991 9 3 7 0 0 0 0 0Ernst, Katie (mf) 2000-2001 21 0 17 1 0 2 1 0Fenton, Whitney (mf) 2003-present 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Fitzpatrick, Darcy (f) 1992-93, ’95 55 31 73 8 8 24 4 2Frimpong, Tina (f) 2001-present 61 46 149 27 8 62 10 3Gamble, Nikki (mf) 2003-present 21 17 20 2 2 6 1 0Gault, Traci (f) 1992 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Gialamas, Patricia (d) 2003 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Gleason, Terry (d) 1993-1996 78 77 65 4 8 16 1 3Gies, Cheryl (d) 1999-2002 40 19 5 0 0 0 0 0Giles, Cassie (mf) 2001, present 27 6 18 1 0 2 0 0Goodeve, Katie (d) 1998-2000 51 38 9 0 7 7 0 2Hamamoto, Amy (mf) 1991-1994 70 62 83 7 7 21 1 1Hansford, Robin (d) 1991 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Hazlegrove, Marne (mf) 1991-1992 13 4 6 0 0 0 0 0Heskin, Diana (f) 1992 8 4 6 1 0 2 0 0Liana Heskin (mf) 1998-2000 4 2 4 0 0 0 0 0Hughes, Stephanie (mf) 1994-1995 14 0 7 0 0 0 0 0Humphrey, Lindsy (mf) 2002-2003 17 1 11 2 0 4 0 0Hunter, Vanessa (d) 1995-1996 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0James, Katy (d) 1991 16 16 5 0 0 0 0 0Jenkins, Carolyn (d) 1994-1997 50 8 30 3 1 7 2 0Jenkins, Wendy (d) 1991-1992 33 24 6 0 2 2 0 1Jensen, Jeannine (d) 1991-1993 54 54 19 2 3 7 0 1Johnson, Jennifer (mf/d) 2003 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Johnson, Katie (f/mf) 2003-present 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Juergens, Kathleen (f) 1991, 1993-94 39 27 75 13 7 33 5 2Keeley, Christine (f) 1992 9 5 13 3 1 7 0 1Kimble, Dana (d) 1997 10 9 0 0 0 0 0 0Klein, Rhonda (d) 1991-1994 73 50 32 3 5 11 1 0Koepke, Krista (d) 1993-94, ’96 42 38 17 1 2 4 0 2Light, Lindsey (mf) 1996-1997 39 33 53 2 5 9 0 1Lyons, Marisa (f) 1995-1996 7 0 2 1 0 2 0 0

Tara Bilanski

Natalie Campbell


ALL-TIME STATISTICS

Caroline Putz

Tina Thompson

Game-WinningPlayer (Position) Years Games Starts Shots Goals Assists Points Goals AssistsMarsh, Elisha (mf) 1994 8 1 6 0 0 0 0 0Martin, Stephanie (f) 1993 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Martinez, Nicole (d) 2001-present 60 57 21 4 1 9 1 0McKinstry, Megan (mf) 1999-2002 76 49 43 6 6 18 0 2Medved, Erin (mf) 1991 12 3 6 1 0 2 0 0Merlitti, Stacy (mf) 1996-1999 43 10 27 1 1 3 0 0Mick, Allison (d) 1991 7 0 3 1 0 2 0 0Mills, Alec (f/mf) 2003-present 9 0 11 2 0 4 0 0Morelli, Andrea (d) 1998-2000, ’02 79 77 16 1 0 2 0 0Mulflur, Kara (d) 2003 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Murphy, Michelle (d) 1991 13 2 1 0 0 0 0 0Obara, Samantha (mf) 1992-1994 39 37 62 12 4 28 5 2Otagaki, Erin (f) 1998-2001 50 22 50 6 3 15 2 1Peña, Julene (d) 1996 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Pierce, Vanessa (d) 1999-2002 52 50 44 8 3 19 1 1Pochman, Erin (mf) 1995-1996 40 40 93 10 12 32 6 2Proszek, Carrie (d) 1991 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Putz, Caroline (mf) 1998-2001 79 73 203 22 27 71 8 11Rein, Jeannie (mf) 1994-1997 76 66 73 5 9 19 1 4Rench, Amy (mf) 1991 7 2 3 1 0 2 0 0Robinson, Shelley (d) 1991-1992 31 27 5 1 2 4 0 1Ruport, Blair (f) 2000-2003 74 33 49 5 9 19 1 4Rustad, Clare (mf) 2001-present 41 18 52 3 5 11 0 1Saltzman, Erin (f) 1993-1996 61 39 130 13 13 39 4 4Schweighart, Kelley (mf) 2001-present 48 22 51 4 5 13 2 0Sellers, Adrienne (d) 1994-1997 56 45 5 1 2 4 0 0Shaw, Kristin (d) 1996-1998 27 18 7 0 0 0 0 0Smaaladen, Karin (mf) 1991 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Smith, Kelli (d) 2001-present 53 48 8 0 2 2 0 1Solo, Hope (gk/f) 1999-2002 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Taylor, Liz (d) 2000-2003 55 37 30 3 2 8 1 0Taylor, Kim (f) 2001-present 43 37 108 13 13 39 4 5Thompson, Emily (f) 1992-1995 64 52 126 21 8 50 5 2Torre, Melinda (d/f) 1992-1995 73 59 170 18 6 42 7 1Trandum, Sanya (mf/d) 1992-1995 72 65 43 3 8 14 0 3VanBlommestein, Auna (d) 1996-1997 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Van Putten, Megan (d) 1994-1995 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wagner, Theresa (mf) 1997-2000 78 69 190 27 26 80 7 5Ward, Katey (mf/f) 1996-1997, ’99 57 50 87 9 12 30 3 1Ward, Shaela (d) 2003-present 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Wilkinson, Sarah (f) 1993 9 2 8 2 1 5 1 1Williams, Allison (f) 1992-1993 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Wilson, Jana (f/mf) 1996-1999 70 63 129 15 12 42 4 6Woolf, Laura (f) 1993 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Goalkeepers Years Games Starts Min. Saves Goals GAA ShutoutsBrookens, Lisa 2000-2003 22 20 1850 78 26 1.26 4 (3)Browder, Tamara 1991-1993 36 32 3270 189 44 1.21 11 (4)Conrardy, Jessica 1993 15 14 1339 66 19 1.28 3 (1)Damato, Nina 1992 9 8 701 30 14 1.80 1 (3)George, Heather 1994 6 1 258 9 2 0.70 1 (3)Mensinger, Gretchen 1996-1998 18 10 1195 57 18 1.36 2 (4)Rasmussen, Kelsey 2003-present 7 4 495 18 3 0.55 3 (2)Shaw, Kristin 1998 2 1 117 5 4 3.08 0 (0)Skjei, Megan 1995 1 0 20 2 1 4.50 0 (0)Solo, Hope 1999-2002 68 68 6085 325 69 1.02 18 (4)Thompson, Tina 1994-1996 60 60 5273 250 67 1.14 17 (5)Walker, Lisa 2000-2001 3 2 193 9 0 0.00 2 (0)Weeks, Leslie 1997-2000 41 34 3269 113 52 1.43 9 (5)


HUSKY HISTORYAll-Time Let terwinners

Davis, Sara 2002-03Dibble, Dana 2002-03Dickerson, Casey 1995-96-97-98Dillon, Shannon 2003Dowd, Amy 1991

EEldredge, Denise 1991Ernst, Katie 2001

FFitzpatrick, Darcy 1992-93-95Frimpong, Tina 2001-02-03

GGamble, Nikki 2003George, Heather 1994Gies, Cheryl 2001-02Giles, Cassie 2001, 2003Gleason, Terry 1993-94-95-96Goodeve, Katie 1999-2000

HHamamoto, Amy 1991-92-93-94Hazlegrove, Marne 1991Heskin, Diana 1992Hughes, Stefanie 1994Humphrey, Lindsy 2002-03Hunter, Vanessa 1995

JJames, Katy 1991Jenkins, Carolyn 1994-95-96-97

AAdler, Melissa 1991-92-94Arakawa, Nicki 1993Arrant, Malia 1998-99-2000Ash, Erin 1998-99

BBailey, Erin 1996-97-98Behler, Dee 1997-98-99Bennett, Melissa 2000-01-02-03Bennett, Tami 1997-98-99-2000Biddle, Anna 1996-97-98-99Bilanski, Tara 1992-93-94-95Brennan, Melanie 1991-92-93-94Brewer, Gina 1998-99-2000-01Brookens, Lisa 2002Browder, Tamara 1991-92

CCampbell, Natalie 1996-97-98-99Carstensen, Jaime 2000-01-02-03Conrardy, Jessica 1993Corey, Elizabeth 1992Cox, Sarah 1991Coykendall, Melissa 1992Crivello, Angie 1995-96-97Culpepper, Suzanne 2000-01-02

DDamato, Nina 1992D’Annunzio, Julia 1991Dauer, Nicole 1995

Jenkins, Wendy 1991-92Jensen, Jeannine 1991-92-93Juergens, Kathleen 1991-94

KKeeley, Christine 1992Kimble, Dana 1997Klein, Rhonda 1991-92-93-94Koepke, Krista 1993-94-96

LLight, Lindsay 1996-97Lyons, Marisa 1996

MMarsh, Elisha 1994Martinez, Nicole 2001-02-03McKinstry, Megan 1999-2000-01-02Medved, Erin 1991Mensinger, Gretchen 1997-98Merlitti, Stacy 1997-98-99Mick, Allison 1991Mills, Alec 2003Morelli, Andrea 1998-99-2000-02Murphy, Michelle 1991

OObara, Samantha 1992-94Otagaki, Erin 1999-2000-01

PPierce, Vanessa 2000-01-02Pochman, Erin 1995-96

Putz, Caroline 1998-99-2000-01

RRasmussen, Kelsey 2003Rein, Jennie 1994-95-96-97Rench, Amy 1991Robinson, Shelley 1991-92Ruport, Blair 2000-01-02-03Rustad, Clare 2001-02-03

SSaltzman, Erin 1993-94-95-96Schweighart, Kelley 2001-02-03Sellers, Adrienne 1995-96-97Shaw, Kristin 1997-98Smith, Kelli 2001-02-03Solo, Hope 1999-2000-01-02

TTaylor, Kim 2002-03Taylor, Liz 2001-02-03Thompson, Emily 1992-93-94-95Thompson, Tina 1994-95-96Torre, Melinda 1992-93-94-95Trandum, Sanya 1992-93-94-95

WWagner, Theresa 1997-98-99-2000Ward, Katey 1996-97-99Ward, Shaela 2003Weeks, Leslie 1997-98-99-2000Wilkinson, Sarah 1993Wilson, Jana 1996-97-98-99

1 9 9 4#18 Washington 3, #15 Oregon State 0NCAA West Regional First RoundNov. 9, 1994; Women’s Field, Corvallis, Ore.Scoring: 1. UW, Emily Thompson (Sanya Trandum), 41:41.2. UW, Melanie Brennan (Tara Bilanski, Thompson), 57:19.3. UW, Jeannie Rein (Melinda Torre), 74:90.

Shots: UW 16 (Torre 4); OSU 10 (Jeanette Scotti, KareyDyson 2). Saves: UW 3 (Tina Thompson); OSU 5 (MicheleMitchell). Corners: UW 1; OSU 2. Fouls: UW 16; OSU 14.Attendance: 487.

Lineups: Washington–TinaThompson, Sanya Trandum,Rhonda Klein, Amy Hamamoto, Terry Gleason, Krista Koepke,Samantha Obara, Tara Bilanski, Melanie Brennan,EmilyThompson, Melinda Torre. Subs–Jeannie Rein, CarolynJenkins, Erin Saltzman.

Oregon State–Michelle Mitchell, Dar Okita, Erika Ander-son, Alexa Pengelly, Jeannette Scotti, Anne Carollo, KareyDyson, Val Williams, Jenna Leavitt, Nikki Etheredge, MaryHoiby. Subs–Lindsay Allori, Steph Lupton.

#3 Stanford 0, #18 Washington 0 ot *(* Stanford declared winner based on 6-5 pen-alty kick shootout decision)NCAA West Regional SemifinalNov. 12, 1994; Merlo Field, Portland, Ore.Scoring: None. Shootout: UW–Hamamoto (G), Torre (NG-saved), Bilanski (G), Obara (G), E.Thompson (G), Gleason (G),

Trandum (NG-saved); STAN–Fisher (G), Murphy (G), Martin(NG-saved), Minstrell (G), Latimer (G), Foster (G), Boots (G).

Shots: UW 14 (Brennan 5); STAN 9 (Burt (3). Saves: UW 5(Tina Thompson); STAN 5 (Jennnifer Poehler). Corners: UW8; STAN 4. Fouls: UW 4; STAN 7. Attendance: 1,647.

Lineups: Washington–TinaThompson, Sanya Trandum,Rhonda Klein, Amy Hamamoto, Terry Gleason, Krista Koepke,Samantha Obara, Tara Bilanski, Melanie Brennan,EmilyThompson, Melinda Torre. Subs–Jeannie Rein, CarolynJenkins.

Stanford–Jennifer Poehler, Suzie Boots, Melinda Minstrell,Elie Foster, Erin Martin, Emily Burt, Carmel Murphy, VickyHaving, Anna Patitucci, Jessica Fischer, Danielle Hamacher.Subs–Dena Dey, Wendy Latimer, Mandy Tucker, AndreaJohnson.

1 9 9 5Washington 2, UCLA 1NCAA West Regional First RoundNov. 11, 1995; North Field, Los AngelesScoring: 1. UCLA, Mari Meinhart (Traci Arkenberg), 1:59.2. UW, Erin Pochman (Tara Bilanski), 26:08. 3. UW, CarolynJenkins (Bilanski), 77:51.

Shots: UW 13 (Four with 2); UCLA 14 (Arkenberg 4). Saves:UW 5 (Tina Thompson); UCLA 3 (Gretchen Overgaard). Cor-ners: UW 6; UCLA 1. Fouls: UW 5; UCLA 9. Attendance:514.

Lineups: Washington–TinaThompson, SanyaTrandum,Jeannie Rein, Adrienne Sellers, Angie Crivello, Terry Gleason,Erin Pochman, Carolyn Jenkins, Tara Bilanski, Erin Saltzman,Melinda Torre. Subs–Emily Thompson, Darcy Fitzpatrick.

UCLA–Gretchen Overgaard, Shannon Thomas, L. ieberman,M. Lieberman, Tiffany Brown, Traci Arkenberg, LulieKoudelka, Sue Skenderian, Mari Meinhart, Sherice Bartling,L. Kirmeidjian. Subs–Sarah Miller, Liz Willemse, MiriamParsa, Gina Dartt, Cheryl Williams, Amy Nolin.

#1 Portland 1, Washington 0NCAA West Regional Second RoundNov. 18, 1995; Portland, Ore.

Scoring: 1, UP, Shannon MacMillan (Kim Engesser), 80:24.

Shots: UW 6 (Carolyn Jenkins 2), UP 14 (MacMillan 8).Saves: UW 8 (Tina Thompson), UP 1 (Erin Fahey). Corners:UW 1, UP 1. Fouls: UW 10, UP 11. Attendance: 2,292.

Lineups: Washington–Tina Thompson, Sanya Trandum,Jeannie Rein, Adrienne Sellers, Angie Crivello, Terry Gleason,Erin Pochman, Tara Bilanski, Erin Saltzman, Emily Thomp-son, Melinda Torre. Subs–Carolyn Jenkins, Darcy Fitzpatrick.

Portland–Erin Fahey, Tia Sharpe, Maria Schierman, JustiBaumgardt, Melissa Ribaudo, Holly Pierce, ShannonMacMillan, Michelle French, Wynne McIntosh, KimEngesser, Kristen Eaton. Subs–Jenna Johnson, Kim Stiles.

Huskies in The NCAA Tournament


HUSKY HISTORY

1 9 9 6#3 Portland 1, Washington 0NCAA West Regional First RoundNov. 16, 1996; Merlo Field, Portland, Ore.Scoring: 1. UP, Regina Holan (Nicole Pfeifer), 64:05.

Shots: UW 5 (Five with 5); UP 12 (Justi Baumgardt 4).Saves: UW 5 (Tina Thompson); UP 1 (Cheryl Loveless).Corners: UW 2; UP 5. Fouls: UW 23; UP 4. Attendance:1,920.

Lineups: Washington–TinaThompson, Jana Wilson,jeannie Rein, Casey Dickerson, Terry Gleason, Krista Koepke,Natalie Campbell, Erin Pochman, Lindsay Light, Katey Ward,Anna Biddle. Subs–Angie Crivello, Erin Saltzman, CarolynJenkins.

Portland–Cheryl Loveless, Kim Stiles, Sarah Charles, JustiBaumgardt, Melissa Ribaudo, Holly Pierce, Regina Holan,Michelle French, Nicole Pfeifer, Kristen Eaton, Tara Koleski.

1 9 9 8USC 2, Washington 1 OTNCAA West Regional First RoundNov. 11, 1998; Los Angeles ColiseumScoring: 1. USC, Courtney Barham (Isabelle Harvey), 27:28.2. UW, Stacy Merlitti (Caroline Putz), 69:51. 3, USC, CourtneyBarham (Megan Orach), 110:54.

Shots: UW 10 (Four with 2); USC 24 (Courtney Barham 7).Saves: UW 8 (Gretchen Mensinger); USC 7 (Karin Puccinelli).Corners: UW 12; USC 18. Fouls: UW 11; USC 13. Atten-dance: 585.

Lineups: Washington–Gretchen Mensinger, Jana Wilson,Andrea Morelli, Natalie Campbell, Casey Dickerson, AnnaBiddle, Dee Behler, Caroline Putz, Tami Bennett, KatieGoodeve, Theresa Wagner. Subs–Stacy Merlitti, Erin Bailey,Gina Brewer.

USC–Karin Puccinelli, Katie Ticehurst, Karen Norgaard,Isabelle Harvey, Carol Hatcher, Courtney Barham, ChristyCallier, Meghan Reppe, Erin Reed, Andrea Warner, Chris-tina Kushnir. Subs–Megan Orach, Erica Devitis, BrittanyMuelkoul, Susie Mora, Ami Aylor, Sharla Chiang.

Huskies in The NCAA Tournament2000

#5 Washington 5, Montana 0NCAA Second RoundNov. 12, 2000; Husky Soccer Field

Scoring: 1, UW, Melissa Bennett (Theresa Wagner), 10:38.2, UW, Tami Bennett (Katie Goodeve), 17:14. 3, UW, VanessaPierce, 34:21. 4, UW, Pierce (Wagner), 55:30. 5, UW, JaimeCarstensen, 82:52.

Shots: UM 12 (Jodi Campbell 3), UW 25 (Caroline Putz,Wagner 4). Saves: UM 8 (Natalie Hiller), UW 4 (Hope Solo).Corners: UM 1, UW 12. Fouls: UM 10, UW 8. Attendance:2,038.

Lineups: Washington–Hope Solo, Andrea Morelli, Mel-issa Bennett, Megan McKinstry, Katie Goodeve, CarolinePutz, Tami Bennett, Malia Arrant, Vanessa Pierce, SuzanneCulpepper, Theresa Wagner. Subs–Jaime Carstensen, DeeBehler, Gina Brewer, Katie Ernst, Erin Otagaki.

Montana–Natlie Hiller, Jodi Campbell, Erin Smith, Shan-non Forslund, Liz Roberts, Elisa Scherb, Brianna Hitchcock,Nikki Bolstad, Kerri Houck, Courtney Blakely, Casey Joyner.Subs–Sarah Pedersen, Amy Wronski, Kristina Preiser, AmySchlater, Glenna Ryan, Robyn Turney-Loos.

#10 Portland 1, #5 Washington 0NCAA Third RoundNov. 19, 2000; Husky Soccer Field

Scoring: 1, UP, Vanessa Talbott, 77:16.

Shots: UP 10 (Talbott 4), UW 5 (Caroline Putz 2). Saves:UP 2 (Cheryl Loveless), UW 3 (Hope Solo 2, Leslie Weeks 1).Corners: UP 4, UW 2. Fouls: UP 10, UW 7. Attendance:2,347.

Lineups: Washington–Hope Solo, Andrea Morelli, Mel-issa Bennett, Megan McKinstry, Katie Goodeve, CarolinePutz, Tami Bennett, Malia Arrant, Vanessa Pierce, SuzanneCulpepper, Theresa Wagner. Subs–Leslie Weeks, JaimeCarstensen, Erin Otagaki.

Portland–Cheryl Loveless, Betsy Barr, Imani Dorsey, ErinGoodling, Lauren Orlandos, Lindsay Smart, Erin Misaki,Brooke O’Hanley, Emily Patterson, Vanessa Talbott, KyleeBarton. Subs–Lisa Casagrande, Lauren Mussallem.

2001#17 Washington 2, San Diego 0NCAA First RoundNov. 16, 2001; Portland, Ore.

Scoring: 1, UW Jaime Carstensen (Vanessa Pierce), 35:42.2, UW, Tina Frimpong, 51:16.

Shots: USD 5 (Andrea Keesling 2), UW 13 (Melissa Bennett,Caroline Putz, Frimpong 2). Saves: USD 7 (Leila Duren), UW3 (Hope Solo). Corners: USD 7, UW 5. Fouls: USD 4, UW10. Attendance: 302.

Lineups: Washington–Hope Solo, Jaime Carstensen, Me-lissa Bennett, Megan McKinstry, Cheryl Gies, Blair Ruport,Kelley Schweighart, Caroline Putz, Vanessa Pierce, Liz Tayor,Nicole Martinez, Kelli Smith. Subs–Dana Dibble, ClareRustad, Gina Brewer, Tina Frimpong, Cassie Giles, ErinOtagaki.

San Diego–Leila Duren, Alexis Obeji, Brooke Roby, GinaPoltl, Christina Romero, Katie Allen, Rebecca Smith, ValStrocco, Stephanie Barnier, Andrea Keesling, CaseyLoveland. Subs–Ashley Jacobsen, Brenna Mullen, ColleenFogarty, Jamie Gibson.

#3 Portland 2, #17 Washington 0NCAA Second RoundNov. 18, 2001; Portland, Ore.

Scoring: 1, UP, Lisa Casagrande, 23:55. 2, UP, ChristineSinclair (Erin Misaki, Casagrande), 27:23.

Shots: UW 4 (Megan McKinstry, Caroline Putz, VanessaPierce, Cassie Giles 1), UP 16 (Sinclair 6). Saves: UW 6(Hope Solo), UP 2 (Cristin Shea). Corners: UW 2, UP 7. Fouls:UW 16, UP 9. Attendance: 1748.

Lineups: Washington–Hope Solo, Jaime Carstensen,Cheryl Gies. Melissa Bennett, Megan McKinstry, Blair Ruport,Kelley Schweighart, Caroline Putz, Vanessa Pierce, NicoleMartinez, Kelli Smith. Subs–Dana Dibble, Gina Brewer, TinaFrimpong, Cassie Giles, Katie Ernst, Suzanne Culpepper, ErinOtagaki.

Portland–Cristin Shea, Betsy Barr, Imani Dorsey, LindsaySmart, Erin Misaki, Brooke O’Hanley, Lisa Casagrande, EmilyPatterson, Christine Sinclair, Lauren Orlandos, Kristen Rogers.Subs–Erin Goodling, Kristen Moore.

2003Nebraska 2, #25 Washington 1NCAA First RoundNov. 14, 2003; Merlo Field, Portland, Ore.

Scoring:1, NU, Jessie Bruch (Jenna Cooper), 17:59. 2, UW,Kim Taylor, 57:13. 3, NU, Cooper.

Shots: UW 20 (Kim Taylor 7), NU 10 (Four with 1). Saves:UW 1 (Lisa Brookens), NU 8 (Katie Wright). Corners: UW 3,NU 5. Fouls: UW 6, NU 14. Attendance: 972.

Lineups: Washington–Lisa Brookena, Jaime Carstensen,Melissa Bennett, Dana Dibble, Tina Frimpong, KelleySchweighart, Sara Davis, Liz Taylor, Nikki Gamble, Kim Tay-lor, Nicole Martinez. Subs–Blair Ruport, Kelli Smith.

Nebraska–Katie Wright, Aly Scace, Jenna Cooper, KariHogan, Lindsey Ingram, Pam Karakusis, Jessie Bruch, KatieBunkers, Nikki Baker, Brittany Timko, Ashley Carter. Subs–Vern Fitzgerald, Ashley Tenn, Brooke Bredenberg.

UW Year-by-Year Team Statistics——— Washington Statistics ——— ——— Opponent Statistics ———

Year Shots Goals Assists Points Saves GAA Shutouts Goals Saves GAA Shutouts2003 339 36 36 108 81 0.91 8 20 13 1.63 42002 279 40 41 121 88 1.47 3 31 97 1.89 32001 317 37 24 98 89 0.58 10 12 9 1.78 42000 359 56 41 153 99 0.79 9 17 111 2.60 31999 275 32 36 100 105 1.46 5 28 107 1.66 41998 284 29 30 88 85 1.27 5 27 108 1.37 51997 306 40 33 113 37 1.95 6 37 40 2.11 41996 304 34 28 96 78 1.21 7 25 109 1.65 41995 341 44 31 119 98 1.35 6 28 113 2.13 51994 425 41 36 118 93 0.77 10 17 148 1.86 61993 274 38 31 107 87 1.26 5 23 139 2.08 51992 233 31 17 79 91 1.22 6 26 85 1.45 51991 171 21 7 49 106 1.40 8 27 74 1.08 6


NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS1998 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Katie Goodeve, AndreaMorelli, Liana Heskin, Leslie Weeks, Caroline Putz,Jana Wilson, Erin Otagaki. Middle Row: Erin Brewer,Anna Biddle, Katey Ward, Casey Dickerson, ErinBailey, Tami Bennett, Kristin Shaw, Dee Behler. BackRow: Malia Arrant, Natalie Campbell, TheresaWagner, Erin Ash, Dana Kimble, Stacy Merlitti.

1996 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Vanessa Hunter, Lindsay Light,Carolyn Jenkins, Adrienne Sellers, Jeannie Rein, TinaThompson, Terry Gleason, Angie Crivello, Julene Peña,Erin Pochman, Erin Saltzman. Back Row: Auna VanBlommestein, Natalie Campbell, Stacy Merlitti, ErinAsh, Krista Koepke, Gretchen Mensinger, CaseyDickerson, Erin Bailey, Katey Ward, Kristin Shaw,Marisa Lyons, Jana Wilson.

1995 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Melinda Torre, DarcyFitzpatrick, Sanya Trandum, Emily Thompson, MeganVan Putten, Tara Bilanski. Middle Row: Trainer KimNye, Marisa Lyons, Stephanie Hughes, Adrienne Sell-ers, Nicole Dauer, Terry Gleason, Lindsay Light,Vanessa Hunter, Manager Stacie Bain. Back Row:Head Coach Lesle Gallimore, Casey Dickerson,Carolyn Jenkins, Jeannie Rein, Angie Crivello, TinaThompson, Megan Skjei, Erin Saltzman, Erin Pochman,Erin Bailey, Krista Koepke, Asst. Coach Erik Oman.

1994 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Erik Oman, Man-ager Sarah Zehms, Erin Saltzman, Amy Hamamoto,Melinda Torre, Krista Koepke, Tara Bilanski, NeysaLarson, Carolyn Jenkins, Melissa Adler, KathleenJuergens, Head Coach Lesle Gallimore, Asst. CoachErica Parish. Middle Row: Terry Gleason, DarcyFitzpatrick, Melanie Brennan, Tina Thompson, HeatherGeorge, Jeannie Rein, Rhonda Klein, Megan VanPutten. Back Row: Elisha Marsh, Angie Crivello,Samantha Obara, Emily Thompson, Stefanie Hughes,Sanya Trandum, Adrienne Sellers, Anna Buskirk.


NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS2000 NCAA Tournament(Pac-10 Champions)Front Row (left to right): Lisa Brookens, Erin Otagaki, Blair Ruport,Melissa Bennett, Katie Ernst, Caroline Putz, Dee Behler, Cheryl Gies,Liz Taylor, Erin Poe. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Chuck Sekyra,Gina Brewer, Katie Goodeve, Vanessa Pierce, Malia Arrant, TamiBennett, Liana Heskin, Megan McKinstry, Suzanne Culpepper, Vol-unteer Coach Jimmy Gabriel. Back Row: Head Coach LesleGallimore, Lisa Walker, Andrea Morelli, theresa Wagner, LeslieWeeks, Dana Dibble, Jaime Carstensen, Hope Solo, Assistant CoachAmy Griffin.

2001 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Head Coach Lesle Gallimore,Melissa Bennett, Liz Taylor, Blair Ruport, Erin Otagaki,Kelli Smith, Kelley Schweighart, Nicole Martinez, As-sistant Coach Amy Griffin. Middle Row: AssistantCoach Chuck Sekyra, Katie Ernst, Caroline Putz, GinaBrewer, Andrea Morelli, Kim Taylor, Megan McKinstry,Vanessa Pierce, Cassie Giles, Volunteer Coach JimmyGabriel. Back Row: Lisa Walker, Jaime Carstensen,Clare Rustad, Dana Dible, Hope Solo, Cheryl Gies,Suzanne Culpepper, Tina Frimpong, Lisa Brookens.

2003 NCAA TournamentFront Row (left to right): Katie Johnson, Kelli Smith, Kelley Schweighart, JenniferJohnson, Whitney Fenton, Kara Mulflur. Middle Row: Volunteer Coach Erin Otagaki,Lisa Brookens, Dana Dibble, Liz Taylor, Blair Ruport, Melissa Bennett, JaimeCarstensen, Kelsey Rasmussen, Assistant Coach Amy Griffin. Back Row: AssistantCoach Tami Bennett, Nikki Gamble, Sara Davis, Lindsy Humphrey, Robyn Shelby, CassieGiles, Tina Frimpong, Kim Taylor, Nicole Martinez, Shaela Ward, Alec Mills, ShannonDillon, Head Coach Lesle Gallimore.

All-Time UW RecordAll Games—13 years ...................... 140-95-19 home ................................................. 75-32-6 away ............................................... 48-50-10 neutral .............................................. 17-13-2

NCAA Tournament ................................... 4-6-1 home ..................................................... 1-1-0 road ....................................................... 2-4-1 neutral .................................................. 1-1-0

vs. Ranked Opponents ........................ 23-62-8(vs. Top-10 Opponents) ......................... 7-43-3 home ................................... 11-21-2 (4-16-0) road ....................................... 6-31-5 (1-24-3) neutral ...................................... 6-7-1 (2-3-0)

Overtime Games ................................ 17-14-19

One-Goal Games ................................. 48-45-0

Season Opening Games ......................... 8-4-0

Home Opening Games ............................ 7-4-1

Pacific-10 Conference Games .......... 47-25-5 home ................................................... 27-9-1 away ................................................. 20-16-4


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