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Table of Contents

Phoenix College Athletic Department Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

2012 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

2012 Coaching Staff . . . . . . . 8-9

2012 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

2012 Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Player Bios 2012 . . . . . . . . 12-20

Past Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Academic Honors . . . . . . . . . . 23

Awards & Records . . . . . . 24-27

Bears at 4 Year University’s . . 28

Athletic Trainers . . . . . . . . . . . 29

President’s WelcomePhoenix College has provided outstanding teaching and learning experiences for over 92 years, resulting in our students’ success in the classroom, on the field, and far beyond . A rich history and a cutting-edge learning environment coexist at PC, providing students

with a unique campus experience that is second to none .

Intercollegiate athletics programs have long been a vital part of PC’s mission . Phoenix College student athletes participate in the Student Athlete Scholastic Success Program, receiving mentorship and advisement from coaches, administration, and faculty as they strive to reach their academic goals . The program has resulted in stellar outcomes:

The Phoenix College Softball team won the 2012 NJCAA Division II National Softball Championship, marking the 9th national championship for the Bears . PC Softball Coach Heinz Mueller achieved his 1,000th win, becoming one of only three NJCAA softball coaches to reach that milestone .

Four Phoenix College student athletes earned National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic All-American honors in 2011-2012 with a GPA of 3 .76 or higher .

Three PC athletic teams were designated NJCAA All Academic Teams: Baseball 3 .12 GPA, Volleyball 3 .29 GPA, and Women’s Basketball 3 .40 GPA .

During 2011-2012, 54 Phoenix College student athletes signed on to continue their athletic and academic pursuits at the university level .

We take great pride in the fact that Phoenix College is a place where people of every age and background come to discover new interests, explore new careers, or begin new paths . Here at PC, they find a combination of expert instruction, support services and unique opportunities that allow them to achieve great things . Thank you for supporting our outstanding student athletes in their academic and athletic pursuits .

Go Bears!

Anna Solley, Ed .D . President Phoenix College

A Maricopa Community College

Phoenix College Bears 2012 Women’s Soccer Media Guide

Ms. Kristi Kincaid Women’s Basketball Coach

Mr. Jerome Daniels Interim Football Coach

Mr. Heinz Muller Softball Coach

Ms. Amanda Liebermann Volleyball Coach

Mr. David Cameron Men’s Soccer Coach

Mr. Chris Sagar Women’s Soccer Coach

Mr. Paul DeRose Vice President

Administrative Services

Ms. Samantha Ezell Athletic Director

Dr. Anna Solley President, Phoenix College

Phoenix College Administration

Ms. Lisa-Ruiz Gonzales Head Athletic Trainer and Ass’t Athletic Director

Mr. Kevin Kimball Baseball Coach

Ms. April Perotti Athletic Trainer

Mr. Matt Gordon Men’s Basketball Coach

Athletic Department Coaches and Staff

Ms. Christa PfeningerStrength & Conditioning Coordinator

Ms. Maybritt Hair Office Coordinator


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Team InformationHead Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christopher Sagar

Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angela Gomez, Neema Doroudian

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bears

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blue and Gold

Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hoy Stadium at Hogan Field

Phoenix College Athletic Department

General InformationLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phoenix, Arizona

Opened . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1920

Fall Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12,000

Classification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maricopa Community College

Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Conference . . . . . . . . Arizona Community College Athletic Conference

Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013

Phone (Athletic Department) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602-285-7175

FAX (Athletic Department) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602-285-7333

Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www .phoenixcollege .edu

Conference Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www .accac .org

Chandler-Gilbert Community College • Estrella Mountain Community College • GateWay Community College • Glendale Community College • Maricopa Skill Center • Mesa Community College • Paradise Valley Community College • Phoenix College • Rio Salado

College • Scottsdale Community College • South Mountain Community College • SouthWest Skill Center

Phoenix College and the Maricopa County Community College District are EEO/AA institutions .

www.phoenixcollege.edu

Phoenix College (Main Campus)1202 West Thomas Road Phoenix, AZ 85013602 .285 .7800

PC Downtown 640 North 1st AvenuePhoenix, AZ 85003602 .223 .4051


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2012 Schedule

Day Date Time Opponent Location

Sat Aug 04 7:00 PM Alumni Game Phoenix, AZ

Sat Aug 11 7:00 PM Scrimmage Phoenix, AZ

Wed Aug 15 7:00 PM Scrimmage Phoenix, AZ

Sat Aug 18 7:00 PM Scrimmage Phoenix, AZ

Thu Aug 23 7:00 PM Gateway CC Phoenix, AZ

Tue Aug 28 8:00 PM Scottsdale CC Scottsdale, AZ

Sat Sep 01 8:00 PM Chandler-Gilbert CC Chandler, AZ

Tue Sep 04 8:00 PM Mesa CC Phoenix, AZ

Sat Sep 08 8:00 PM South Mountain CC Phoenix, AZ

Tue Sep 11 7:00 PM Cochise College Phoenix, AZ

Thu Sep 13 3:30 PM Pima CC Tucson, AZ

Thu Sep 20 7:00 PM Paradise Valley CC Phoenix, AZ

Sat Sep 22 7:00 PM Glendale CC Phoenix, AZ

Tue Sep 25 7:00 PM Gateway CC Phoenix, AZ

Sat Sep 29 7:00 PM Scottsdale CC Phoenix, AZ

Tue Oct 02 7:00 PM Chandler-Gilbert CC Phoenix, AZ

Thu Oct 04 7:00 PM Mesa CC Mesa, AZ

Sat Oct 06 2:30 PM South Mountain CC Phoenix, AZ

Tue Oct 09 3:00 PM Cochise College Douglas, AZ

Thu Oct 11 7:00 PM Pima CC Phoenix, AZ

Thu Oct 18 3:30 PM Paradise Valley CC Paradise Valley, AZ

Sat Oct 20 2:30 PM Glendale CC Glendale, AZ

Tue Oct 23 TBA NJCAA Region 1 Playoffs TBA


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Christopher Sagar Head CoachChris Sagar enters his Sixth year as the head coach at Phoenix College. Sagar took over the program in 2007 after spending five years as the assistant/goalkeeper coach for the

Bears. In his five years at the helm he has amassed a 49-40-8 record, finished four years in the top four of the ACCAC, and made appearances in one championship game and three semi-finals in the NJCAA Region 1 Tournament.

The 2009 edition with a 12-8-1 record had the best finish in the history of the program ending as runners-up in the NJCAA region 1 Tournament. In 2008, the team finished with a 13-6-1 record. In doing so they broke the school records for most wins in a season, most consecutive wins in a season (a stretch of 8), and most goals scored in a season (51). They also scored in 20 of their 21 matches.

Sagar’s teams have been named NJCAA Academic All-American Teams for the past five years running. In that time 7 bears have also received individual Academic All-American Honors. Sagar has produced 17 ACCAC All-Conference Players including the 2010 ACCAC Player of the Year, Kaila Cameli (1st JC transfer at University of Portland). He has also moved 28 other players on to four-year institutions in that time.

Sagar also currently serves as a Staff Coach and Goalkeeping Director for the Phoenix Rush Soccer Club. There he is responsible for the technical and tactical development of competitive youth teams as well as the implementation of a program of education and instruction for the club’s goalkeepers.

He has been involved in coaching youth soccer here in the valley for the past fifteen years, was the former Director of Goalkeeping for the State of Arizona Olympic Development Program and also spent some time as the Head Coach of the

Fort Collins Force, an amateur team competing in the W-League. There he led a team comprised of both current and former players from some of the nation’s top collegiate soccer programs.

His former college experience included a stint as an Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach at Arizona State University in 2000. There he helped the young program to its most successful season to date (14-7-1) and to round two of the Division I NCAA Playoffs. Additionally, he led the varsity boy’s Prescott High School team to Desert Sky titles in 1997-98 and 1998-99 and the state semi finals each year amassing a 33-6 record. Sagar was named the Region’s Coach of the Year for the 1998-99 season.

A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Sagar represented his country at the U-19 and U-23 (Olympic) levels playing in the Junior World Cup qualifying tournament in Guatemala 1988 and in CONCACAF qualifying rounds for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona.

Sagar won a National Championship with Yavapai College in 1992 and earned the distinction of being named Most Valuable Goalkeeper at the National Tournament in both 1991 and 1992. In 1999, he received Honorable Mention on the NJCAA All Century Team. He finished his college career at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. There as captain, he led his team to its first ever NCAA post season appearance. He still currently holds the NCAA II National Record for Lowest Goals Against in a career (0.32goals/game). He received the Arthur Ashe Jr. Award for excellence in Academics and Sport and was inducted to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Athletic Hall Of Fame in 2001.

He and his wife Cara currently reside in Scottsdale.

2012 Coaching Staff


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Angela GomezAssistant CoachAngela Gomez is a 2006 Phoenix College graduate, who is here doing a second stint as an assistant coach for the women’s program. After Phoenix College, Angela went on to play

and complete her bachelor’s degree at Kansas Wesleyan University. She will be involved in all phases of preparation of the team both on and off the field.

“I am delighted to have Angela on staff again,” says head coach Chris Sagar. “She’s been successful both on the field and in the classroom and is an excellent role-model and mentor for our extremely young team this year”.

Neema DoroudianAssistant Coach/Strength CoordinatorNeema enters his first year on staff with the women’s program. Apart from helping on the field in both

practices and games as an assistant, Neema will head up the strength and conditioning for the bear’s both in pre-season and throughout the year.

Coach Sagar says, “It is great to have someone like Neema on staff, not only does he bring his knowledge of strength and conditioning and rehab to the program but the fact that he is a pretty knowledgeable and accomplished soccer player himself just adds to his contribution to the players and the program as a whole”.

2012 Coaching Staff


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No. Player Pos. Year High School

1 Cecilia Duarte GK FR Alahambra H.S.

4 Ashley Sias M/F FR Safford H.S.

5 Maria Renderos D/M FR Carl Hayden H.S.

6 Alicia Beltran D FR Westview H.S.

7 Mayra Almazan M SO Alahambra H.S.

8 Gaby Fuentes D FR Apollo H.S.

9 Lydia Padilla M FR Greenway H.S.

10 Alexandra Hastings M/F FR Flagstaff H.S.

11 Amy Gutierrez M FR Verrado H.S.

13 Crista Ortiz M FR Paradise Valley H.S.

14 Stephanie Cabrera M/F FR Carl Hayden H.S./

Tumbleweed

15 Sandra Santos D FR Sierra Linda H.S.

16 Kenia Jaimes M SO Camelback H.S.

17 Chloe Martinez F SO Ironwood H.S.

18 Alexis Murphy M SO Verrado H.S.

20 Joshlyn Dereza M/D SO Alhambra H.S.

21 Alexis Romero F SO Centennial H.S.

2012 Roster


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Position: Goalkeeper

Height: 5’8”

Major: Criminal Justice

High School: Alhambra

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ

Honors/Awards:• 1st Team All Region 2010

• HS Team MVP 2010

Personal: Plans on continuing her education and playing career California after graduating from Phoenix College.

1 Cecilia Duarte Freshman

2012 Players

Position: Midfielder/Forward

Height: 5’6”

Major: Civil Engineering

High School: Safford

Hometown: Safford, AZ

Honors/Awards:

Personal: Excited to finally be in a big city to go to school and play soccer.

4 Ashley Sias Freshman


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Position: Defender

Height: 5’5”

Major: Biomedical Engineering

High School: Carl Hayden


Honors/Awards: • 1st Team All Region 2010•

Personal: Maria was also a member of the Phoenix College Cheerleading Squad in 2011 and is an active “BLUE CREW” member.

5 Maria Renderos Freshman

Position: Defender

Height: 5’4”

Major: Dental Hygienist

High School: Westview


Honors/Awards:

Personal: Alicia’s favorite player is Christian Ronaldo.

6 Alicia Beltran Freshman

2012 Players


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Position: Defender

Height: 5’4”

Major: Undecided



Honors/Awards: • 1st Team All Region 2010

• HS MVP 2010

Personal: Mayra’s favorite player is Carlos Salcido.

7 Mayra Almazan Sophomore

Position: Defender

Height: 5’5”


High School: Apollo

Hometown: Avondale, AZ

Honors/Awards:• 1st Team All Region 2011

• 1st Team All State 2011•

Personal: Gaby is the daughter of Luis Fuentes and Elizabeth Velazquez and is one of six girls in her Family. Older sister Elsa played for PC in 2010 and 2011.

8 Gaby Fuentes Freshman

2012 Players


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Position: Midfielder

Height: 5’6”

Major: Physical Therapy

High School: Home Schooled/Greenway


Honors/Awards: • 2nd Team All Region 2011

• 1st Team All Region 2010

• 2nd Team All Region 2009•

Personal: Thinks Lionel Messi is the best player in the world!!!

9 Lydia Padilla Freshman


Height: 5’8”

Major: Physical Therapy

High School: Flagstaff

Hometown: Flagstaff, AZ

Honors/Awards:

Personal: Hopes to continue her college career at NAU after graduating from Phoenix College.

10 Alexandra Hastings Freshman

2012 Players


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Height: 5’6”

Major: Undecided

High School: Verrado


Honors/Awards:

Personal: Lists her favorite player as Landon Donovan of US Soccer.

11 Amy Gutierrez Freshman


Height: 5’6”

Major: Fashion Design

High School: Paradise Valley

Hometown: Paradise Valley, AZ

Honors/Awards: •

Personal: Hopes to someday have a career in Modeling or Fashion Design.

13 Crista Ortiz Freshman

2012 Players


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Position: Defender

Height: 5’4”

Major: Undecided

High School: Sierra Linda


Honors/Awards:Personal: Favorite Player is Giovani Dos Santos, because he has a similar name.

15 Sandra Santos Freshman

Position: Forward

Height: 5’6”


High School: Carl Hayden/Tumbleweed LC


Honors/Awards: • 1st Team All Region 2010

• HS MVP 2010

• All State Honorable Mention 2010

Personal: Stephanie’s favorite player is “Chicharito” of the Mexican National Team and Manchester United of the EPL.

14 Stephanie Cabrera Freshman

2012 Players


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Height: 5’6”

Major: Undecided

High School: Camelback


Honors/Awards: • 1st Team All Region (all 4 years)

• HS MVP 2008•

Personal: Would like to play in the women’s professional league after college.

16 Kenia Jaimes Sophomore

2012 Players


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Position: Midfield

Height: 5’5”

Major: Nursing

High School: Ironwood


Honors/Awards: • All region Honorable Mention

• Scholar Athlete

Personal: Personal: Lists her favorite player as David Beckham!!!

17 Chloe Martinez Sophomore

Position: Midfield/Forward

Height: 5’6”

Major: Pharmacology

High School: Verrado


Honors/Awards:

Personal: Born on June 19, 1992 in Nogales, Alexis is the daughter of Sheryl Murphy. She plans on moving on to complete her studies at a University after PC.

#18 Alexis Murphy Sophomore

2012 Players


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Position: Defender/Midfielder

Height: 5’3”

Major: Medical Billing and Coding Management



Honors/Awards: • All All Region Team 2009

Personal: Born in California. Lists Messi as her favorite soccer player.

20 Joshlyn Dereza Sophomore

Position: Forward

Height: 5’7”


High School: Centennial

Hometown: Peoria, AZ

Honors/Awards: • 1st Team All Region

• 1st Team All State

• HS Captain

Personal: Born and raised in Arizona. She lists Abby Wambach as her favorite soccer player.

21 Alexis Romero Sophomore

2012 Players

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ACCAC Player of the Year2010 Kaila Cameli

2006 Jessica McDonald

1998 Heather Irwin

ACCAC Coach of the Year2005 Morgan Lee

NJCAA All-Americans2010 1st Team Kaila Cameli 2005 2nd Team Myisha Gray

2006 1st Team Jessica McDonald

1st Team All-ACCAC / All-Region 1 Honors2010 2008 2007 2006

Kaila Cameli Tashena Jackson Kelli McCready Jessica McDonald

Kyna Gorman Tashena Jackson Jeana Chesnik

Aislinn Finfrock

2005 2003 1998 1997

Myisha Gray Courtney Runner Heather Irwin Jenn Whalen

Jen Bryan Heather Irwin

2nd Team All-ACCAC Honors2011 2009 2008 2005

Rubi Lopez Tiffany Delgado Tiffany Delgado Jeana Chesnik

Briana Garcia

Arielle Harris

Viridiana Sanchez

Jordin Chandler

2004 2002 2000 1999

Crystal Coggle Kim Eastin Amy Norman Jessica Biernen

Niya Branch Angel Deluna Clare Tullock

Honorable Mention All-ACCAC Honors 2010 2007 2005 2003

Jordin Chandler Daniella Gonzalez Alexa Pupo Jenny Patel

Viridiana Sanchez Lauren King Nancy Del Muro

Past Honors


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Academic All American Players

Blanca Becerra 3.84 2009-2010

Briana Garcia 3.68 2009-2010

Ana Sarabia 3.67 2009-2010

Sandra Ancell 3.84 2008-2009

Tashena Jackson 3.69 2008-2009

Brittney Treangen 3.84 2007-2008

Brooke Wilks 3.8 2007-2008

Ashley Becko 3.9 2006-2007

Brooke Wilks 3.8 2006-2007

Alexa Pupo 4.0 2005-2006

Angela Perez 3.76 2005-2006

Keeley Cisneros 3.72 2005-2006

Melissa Lundell 3.95 2004-2005

Candice Moe 3.95 2004-2005

Tabitha Magan 3.75 2003-2004

Courtney Runner 3.72 2003-2004

Jennifer Douville 3.96 2002-2003

Kati Pike 3.76 2001-2002

Academic All American Team

2002-2003 Team GPA 3.53

2003-2004 Team GPA 3.26

2004-2005 Team GPA 3.31

2005-2006 Team GPA 3.44

2007-2008 Team GPA 3.08

2008-2009 Team GPA 3.40

2009-2010 Team GPA 3.41

2010-2011 Team GPA 3.05

2011-2012 Team GPA 3.02

Academic Honors


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WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORD YEAR BY YEARYear Won Lost Tied Conference Region I Coach

1996 3 7 0 5th --- Amy Garelick

1997 5 7 1 4th --- Fred Jungeman

1998 4 10 0 5th --- Fred Jungeman

1999 4 9 1 6th --- Morgan Lee

2000 6 8 2 4th --- Morgan Lee

2001 4 11 1 6th --- Morgan Lee

2002 2 14 0 8th --- Morgan Lee

2003 5 10 1 6th 1st Round Morgan Lee

2004 7 9 0 5th 1st Round Morgan Lee

2005 11 5 1 3rd Semis Morgan Lee

2006 11 4 1 3rd 1st Round Morgan Lee

2007 7 6 3 4th Semis Chris Sagar


2009 12 8 1 4th Final Chris Sagar


2011 6 10 2 7th --- Chris Sagar

Coach Years at PC Overall Record

Chris Sagar 2007-Present 49-40-8

Morgan Lee 2000-2006 46-61-6

Fred Jungeman 1998-1999 8-19-1

Amy Garelick 1997 5-7-1

Stacy Black 1996 3-7-0

Awards and Records


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TOP 25 POINTS LEADERS ALL TIMERank Player Year Goals Assists Points

1 Tashena Jackson 2007/08 24 8 56

1 Kaila Cameli 2010 22 12 56

3 Myisha Gray 2004/05 21 5 47

4 Jessica McDonald 2006 18 10 46

5 Viridiana Sanchez 2009/10 18 7 43

6 Lacey Rhoads 2008/09 14 13 41

7 Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 12 14 38

8 Jennifer Bryan 2004/05 16 2 34

8 Jordin Chandler 2009/10 10 14 34

10 Tristin Wagner 2002/03 11 7 29

11 Jeana Chesnik 2005/06 11 6 28

12 Courtney Runner 2003 10 5 25

12 Kristin Potter 2003 11 3 25

14 Briana Garcia 2008/09 7 8 22

15 Breann Vaden 2001 8 3 19

15 Crystal Coogle 2003/04 7 5 19

15 Lauren King 2006/07 7 5 19

15 Cassie Grammatico 2001 6 7 19

19 Nancy DelMuro 2002/03 6 6 18

19 Jacquelynn Hastings 2008/09 7 4 18

21 Jessi2009/10ca Marshall 2004/06 6 5 17

22 Kyna Gorman 2009 6 4 16

23 Aislinn Finfrock 2006/07 4 7 15

23 Candice Moe 2003/04 6 3 15

25 Alyssa Jones 2010 6 2 14

Awards and Records


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TOP SINGLE SEASON GOAL SCORERS ALL TIMEPlayer Year Goals Player Year Goals

Kaila Cameli 2010 22 Viridiana Sanchez 2009 10

Jessica McDonald 2006 18 Tashena Jackson 2007 9

Tashena Jackson 2008 15 Viridiana Sanchez 2010 8

Myisha Gray 2005 13 Jordin Chandler 2009 8

Jennifer Bryan 2005 12 Daniella Gonzalez 2008 8

Kristin Potter 2003 11 Myisha Gray 2004 8

Lacey Rhoads 2008 10

Courtney Runner 2003 10

TOP GOALS SCORED IN CAREERPlayer Year Goals Player Year Goals

Tashena Jackson 2007/08 24 Viridiana Sanchez 2009/10 18

Kaila Cameli 2010 22 Jennifer Bryan 2004/05 16

Myisha Gray 2004/05 21 Lacey Rhoads 2008/09 14

Jessica McDonald 2006 18 Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 12

TOP SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS LEADERS ALL TIMEPlayer Year Assists Player Year Assists

Kaila Cameli 2010 12 Lacey Rhoads 2008 7

Jessica McDonald 2006 10 Jenni Quezada 2006 7

Jordin Chandler 2010 8 Tristin Wagner 2003 7

Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 7

TOP CAREER ASSISTS LEADERS ALL TIME Player Year Assists Player Year Assists

Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 14 Kaila Cameli 2010 12

Jordin Chandler 2009/10 14 Jessica McDonald 2006 10

Lacey Rhoads 2008/09 13

Awards and Records


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Bears Soccer Program

• Academic All-American team (8 of last 9 years)

• 18 Academic All-Americans

• 24 Players moved on to 4 year universities to play soccer in last 6 years

• 2009 NJCAA region one runner-up

• 3 ACCAC players of the year

• 3 NJCAA All-Americans

• 24 All ACCAC players in the last 5 years

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON GOAL AGAINST AVERAGE ALL TIMEPlayer Year GAA Player Year GAA

Brooke Dutcher 2005 1.11 Ashley Becko 2006 1.84

Arielle Harris 2008 1.43 Brooke Hardy 2004 1.85

Arielle Harris 2009 1.53 Brianna Soltis 2007 1.92

Kyna Gorman 2010 1.61 Tabitha Magnan 2002 2.00

Angela Perez 2005 1.72 Sara Johnson 1997 2.22

TOP SINGLE SEASON SAVES LEADERS ALL TIME Player Year Saves Player Year Saves

Kim Eastin 2002 181 Kyna Gorman 2010 105

Kim Eastin 2001 145 Brooke Hardy 2004 103

Ashley Becko 2006 128 Arielle Harris 2008 102

Tabitha Magnan 2003 121

Arielle Harris 2009 125

Awards and Records


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1999 Heather Irwin - Arizona State University

2004Nancy Del Muro - Colorado State University-PuebloJenni Patel - Colorado State University-Pueblo Tabitha Magnan - Northern Michigan University

2005Sara Hodge - University of BridgeportMelissa Lundell - Kansas Wesleyan University

2006Myisha Gray - University of Nevada at RenoNiya Branch - University of Nabraska - OmahaJennifer Bryan - Mesa State UniversityAngela Gomez - Kansas Wesleyan UniversityKeeley Cisneros - Grand Canyon UniversityJulia Garcia - New York Institute of Technology

2007Jeana Chesnick - University of Louisiana at MunroeAshley Becko - William Penn UniversityJessica Marshall - William Penn University

2008Jessica McDonald - University of North CarolinaAislinn Finfrock - University of MobileBrianna Soltis - New Mexico Highlands UniversityLauren King Grand Canyon UniversityDanielle Byrd - University of Mobile

2009Daniella Gonzalez - Dubuque UniversityTashena Jackson - Bethany CollegeNekolle Turner - Cal State LA

2010Briana Garcia - University of Hawaii-ManoaArielle Harris - Mesa State CollegeAna Sarabia - Grand Canyon UniversityBlanca Becerra - Grand Canyon UniversityTiffany Delgado - Sterling CollegeLacey Rhoads - Sterling College

2011Kaila Cameli - University of Portland

2012Elsa Fuentes – Sterling CollegeAlex Dugan – Arizona Christian UniversityNoell Hules - Northern Arizona University

Bears Playing at 4 Year University’s


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Lisa Ruiz-GonzalesHead Athletic Trainer

Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales, MS, ATC, AT/L is Phoenix College’s Head Athletic Trainer and an Assistant

Athletic Director. This is her sixth year as Head Athletic Trainer for Phoenix College. She received her B.S. in Exercise Science from Arizona State University and her M.S. in Sports Health Care from Arizona School of Health Sciences. She has been a part of the Phoenix College family and athletic training staff since 1999, initially starting as an athletic training student while attending ASU and continuing through as a graduate assistant while completing her master’s degree at ASHS. Lisa is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association, Arizona Community Colleges Athletic Trainers Association (ACCATA), and is currently licensed by the Arizona Board of Athletic Trainers. Lisa and her husband Emmett currently reside in Phoenix, Arizona.

April Perotti ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer

April Perotti, MS, ATC/L, is Phoenix College’s Assistant Athletic Trainer. This is her second year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer for Phoenix

College. April has spent the previous 2 years as a graduate assistant here at PC while completing her master’s degree at ASHS. She received her B.S. in Athletic Training from Northeastern University in 2005 and an M.S. in Sports Health Care from Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2007. April is originally from Massachusetts.

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