2011
Soccer
Champions
2008, 2009, 2010
NWAACC
T A BLE OF CONTENTS
Men’s
Roster......................................................................................................12
Profiles................................................................................................13-18
Season Preview.......................................................................................19
Transfer Athletes.................................................................................... 20-23
Team Records..............................................................................................24
2009 Statistics..............................................................................................25
All-Star Team................................................................................................26
2009 Standings............................................................................................27
Remarks/Notes.............................................................................................28
Schedules.......................................................................................................1
WWCC Quickfacts..........................................................................................2
College Profile / Athletics Program Outline & Contacts..................................3
Chad Bodnar, Head Coach, Men’s and Women’s Soccer..............................4
Assistant Coaches, Men’s and Women’s Soccer...........................................4
Warriors in the Community.............................................................................5
Women’s
Roster........................................................................................................6
Profiles..................................................................................................7-10
Season Preview....................................................................................... 11
2011 SCHEDULES
WOMEN’S SOCCER
MEN’S SOCCER
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
Aug. 31
Bellevue CC
Tukwila
3:00
Aug. 31
Tacoma CC
Tukwila, WA
5:00
Sept 1
Highline CC
Tukwila
3:00
Sept. 1
Bellevue CC
Tukwila, WA
1:00
Sept. 5
Shoreline CC
Shoreline
1:00
Sept. 5
Shoreline CC
Shoreline, WA
3:00
Sept. 6
Everett CC
Everett
1:00
Sept. 6
Everett CC
Everett, WA
1:00
Sept 10
Lane
WWCC
12:00
Sept 10
SPSCC
WWCC
2:15
Sept. 16
Chemeketa
Salem
2:00
Sept. 16
Chemeketa
Salem, OR
4:15
2:15
Sept 17
SWOCC
Coos Bay
12:00
Sept. 17
SWOCC
Coos Bay, OR
Sept. 23
Clackamas
WWCC
2:00
Sept. 23
Pierce
WWCC
4:00
Sept. 24
Clark
WWCC
12:00
Sept. 24
Clark
WWCC
2:00
Sept. 27
Warner Pacific
Portland
2:00
Oct. 5
CBC
Pasco, WA
4:15*
Oct. 5
CBC
Pasco
2:00*
Oct. 8
TVCC
WWCC
2:15*
Oct. 8
TVCC
WWCC
12:00*
Oct. 15
Spokane
Spokane, WA
2:15*
Oct. 12
YVCC
WWCC
2:00*
Oct. 19
TVCC
Ontario, OR
3:15 (MST)
Oct. 15
Spokane
Spokane
12:00*
Oct. 22
Wenatchee
Wenatchee, WA 2:15*
Oct. 19
TVCC
Ontario
2:00 (MST)
Oct. 26
CBC
WWCC
3:15*
Oct. 22
Wenatchee
Wenatchee
12:00*
Nov. 2
Spokane
WWCC
3:15*
Oct. 26
CBC
WWCC
1:00*
Nov. 5
Wenatchee
WWCC
2:15*
Oct. 29
Yakima
Yakima
1:00 *
NWAACC Playoffs
Nov. 2
Spokane
WWCC
1:00*
Nov. 5
Wenatchee
WWCC
12:00*
NWAACC Playoffs
Nov. 7-9
Tie-Breaker
TBA
TBA
Nov. 12
First Round
TBA
TBA
Nov. 19
Semi-Finals
Tukwila
TBA
Nov. 20
Finals
Tukwila
TBA
Nov. 7-9
Tie-Breaker
TBA
TBA
Nov. 12
First Round
TBA
TBA
Nov. 19
Semi-Finals
Tukwila
TBA
Nov. 20
Finals
Tukwila
TBA
* NWAACC Northeast Conference match
BOLD indicates home game
* NWAACC Northeast Conference match
NWAACC EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2009
NWAACC Champions 2008
BOLD indicates home game
NWAACC EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONS
2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010
NWAACC Champions 2009 and 2010
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2 0 11 WARRIOR SOCCER QUICKFACTS
Walla Walla CC Quickfacts
WARRIOR WOMEN
2010 Record: 20W-0L-2T
2010 Conference Record: 13W-0L-2T (1st)
2010 East Region Division Champions
2010 NWAACC Champions
General Information
Location: Walla Walla, WA
Enrollment: 12,000
Nickname: Warriors
Colors: Black & Gold
Conference: NWAACC
Division: Southeast
2010 Statistics
Goals Scored: 94
Goals Against: 10
Shutouts: 12
NWAACC Region MVP: 1
NWAACC All-Conference: 7
NWAACC All-Region: 3
NWAACC Academic All-Conference: 6
Playing Transfers from Last Year:
Dominique Alston, Boise State University–DI
Margo Hickman, Westminster College – NAIA
Marianne Johnson, Eastern Washington University– DI
Jostine Jones, Westminster College – DI
Brittney Lacey, College of Idaho – NAIA
Lena Miraglie, Grand Canyon University – D II
Jorden Simkins Metro State – D II
Athletics Media Relations
Website: www.wwcc.edu/athletics
NWAACC Website: www.nwaacc.org
Mailing Address:
500 Tausick Way, Walla Walla, WA 99362
College Personnel
President: Steve VanAusdle
VP Student Services: Clint Gabbard
Director of Athletics: Jeff Reinland
Athletics Phone: 509-527-4306
Athletics Fax: 509-527-4321
Warrior Coaching Staff
WARRIOR MEN
Men’s and Women’s Head Coach: Chad Bodnar
(BA, Washington State)
Women’s: 7th Year (8th year at WWCC)
Men’s: 4th Year
Combined Record at WWCC: 196W-24L-14T
Record with Women: 139W-6L-5T
Record with Men: 57W-16L-9T
Office Phone: 509-527-4309
Email: [email protected]
2010 Record: 9W-5L-3T
2010 Conference Record: 6W-4L-3T
2010 Statistics
Goals Scored: 29
Goals Against: 22
Shutouts: 5
NWAACC All-Conference: 3
NWAACC All-Region: 1
NWAACC Academic All-Conference: 3
Playing Transfers from Last Year:
Mikey Ramos, Seattle University – D1
Talons Wyett, Oregon Institute of Techology – NAIA
Program Information
Home Field: Warrior Field
Location: Campus
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C OLLEGE PROFILE/ATHLETICS PROGRAM OUTLINE AND CONT A C T S
Located at the foot of the Blue Mountains in Southeastern
Washington, Walla Walla Community College offers a variety
of academic transfer programs and over 30 technical and
paraprofessional programs. The twin communities of Walla
Walla and College Place house a wide variety of agriculture,
manufacturing, business and government employers. The
communities are also home to Whitman College, Walla Walla
College, and Walla Walla Community College, adding an
educational base and cultural opportunities to the historic region. Warm Summers, crisp Winters, and beautiful Spring and Fall
months provide four distinct seasons to enjoy both indoor and
outdoor activities.
Walla Walla Community College is also home to ten varsity sports
with highly competitive programs in Men’s and Women’s Soccer,
Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Men’s
and Women’s Golf, and Rodeo.
Athletic Department Directory
Men’s and Women’s Soccer
Chad Bodnar................................................. TEL: 509.527.4309
Email: [email protected]
Volleyball
Tim Toon........................................................ TEL: 509.527.4307
Email: [email protected]
Men’s Basketball
Jeff Reinland................................................. TEL: 509.527.4312
Email: [email protected]
Women’s Basketball
Bobbi Hazeltine............................................. TEL: 509.527.4495
Email: [email protected]
Baseball
Dave Meliah................................................... TEL: 509.527.4311
Email: [email protected]
Softball
Mike Staudenmaier....................................... TEL: 509.527.4238
Email: [email protected]
Men’s and Women’s Golf
Mike Rostollan.............................................. TEL: 509.529.5678
Email: [email protected]
Rodeo
Buster Barton................................................ TEL: 509.527.4229
Email: [email protected]
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2 011 COACHING STAFF
Max Weber
Chad Bodnar
7th Season
Head Coach,
Men’s and Women’s Soccer
4th Season
Assistant Soccer Coach,
Men’s & Women’s Soccer
Max Weber begins his fourth year as a member of
the Warrior Soccer staff. Weber will assist both the
Men’s and Women’s teams and will focus primarily
with on the field training and will be assisting heavily with recruting for both
programs.
Chad Bodnar has just finished his fourth season
at the helm of the Warrior Men’s Soccer program.
The 2010 program finished 9-5-3. The 2009 Warrior
Men won the East Region for the fifth time in six years and made it all the
way to the NWAACC Championship game finishing with a 14-4-1 record.
The 2008 men’s squad finished the season as NWAACC Champions and
East Region Champions with a 18-3-2 overall record. The 2007 men’s team
finished with a record of 16-4-3 and advanced to the NWAACC Quarterfinals.
Prior to his coaching career Max had a very successful playing career at
both WWCC and then Whitman College. A team captain at both colleges,
Max was selected as Academic All-Conference in each season. Max was
a two-year starter for the Warrior program and led the WWCC Men’s team
to a 2nd place finish in the 2005 NWAACC Championships. Max then
went on to finish his playing career at Whitman College where he captained the team and led them to one of their best finished in team history.
In his senior season at Whitman, Max received the 2008 R.V. Borleske
Trophy for top male athlete.
In his seven seasons in charge of the women’s program at WWCC Bodnar
compiled a school best 139-6-5 record and added the programs third, fourth,
fifth, sixth, seventh, and now eighth consecutive Eastern Region Titles to its
belt. This past season, the Warrior Women won their second consecutive
NWAACC Championship to go along with the programs first NWAACC
Championship in 2009. The 2010 finished with a 22-0-2 record. The 2005
Warrior Women, Bodnar’s first season, ran off 26 straight games unbeaten
before falling in the NWAACC Championship in Overtime. In 2006 the Warrior
women again lost in the final in double overtime after winning the East region
Title. The 2007 Warrior squad again won the Eastern Region Championship
and reached the NWAACC Championship before falling 2-1. The 2008
season saw the women win 24 straight matches before falling in the NWAACC
championship. Coach Bodnar was named the NE Region Coach of the year
in 2005, 2007, and again in 2008 and has placed 11 players combined for the
men and women at Division 1 schools in his first four years.
Quoting Coach Bodnar, “Since Max arrived as a freshman he has been a
big part of our program’s success both on and off the field and we look forward to having him back in the program. His influence on the environment
here has been tremendous. He’s competitive, responsible, and a very hard
working individual who brings a real presence to the locker rooms and field
for both teams. We are thrilled to have added such a qualified and proven
individual to the WWCC Soccer coaching staff.”
Weber is currently the Technical Director for Three Rivers Soccer Club.
Bodnar worked as an assistant with the Women’s program during the 2001
season in which the Warriors were NWAACC finalists. He then took some
time away from the program as he joined the Boise Capitals Soccer Club in
Idaho as a Youth Director before he rejoined the Warriors in 2003. Bodnar
also assisted the Men’s program at WWCC that went to three consecutive
NWAACC Final Four Tournaments.
Prior to his appointment with Walla Walla CC, Bodnar succeeded as the Head
Coach of the Pasco High School boys program in the Big Nine 4A Conference
in Washington. The Bulldogs qualified for State 4A tournament play multiple
times and finished the 2005 season as Washington State finalists after
winning the Eastern Regional Tournament and Big Nine Championship.
Bodnar was named the 2005 ‘All Region Coach of the Year’ by the Tri-City
Herald for his performance.
A former Big Nine All Conference selection and USYSA Western Region
IV team selection as a youth player, Bodnar went on to start four years
for Wisconsin-Green Bay (NCAA Division I) and earn Midwest Collegiate
Conference all-conference honors 2 years. He was named team captain his
sophomore through senior seasons and was the team MVP in 1998. Upon
completion of his eligibility, Bodnar played professionally for the Stanislaus
United Cruisers in the Western Conference USSL League in California and
for the Yakima Reds In the PDL League in Washington. Bodnar then came
home to finish his schooling and graduated from Washington State University
with a degree in Humanities.
Bodnar’s previous coaching experience also includes guiding the Allouez
United boys club team to an appearance in the final of the Midwest Regional
Championships as well as work in the Wisconsin-Green Bay Soccer Camps
and with Ziemer Brothers Soccer Camps in California. Coach Bodnar holds
an NSCAA Premier Diploma and a USSF A License as well.
Bodnar is currently a staff coach for Idaho Olympic Development Staff and is
the Three Rivers Soccer Club Coaching Director. He has transferred over 30
kids to 4-year schools from WWCC.
Coach Bodnar is married to wife Lindsay and resides in Pasco, WA.
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W ARRIORS IN THE CO MMUNITY
In addition, Warrior Soccer is home to the Blue Mountain Exchange held every March for girls at the TCYSA Complex in
Pasco and for boys in Walla Walla, WA. Held in co-operation
with Three Rivers and the Blue Mountain Soccer Club, the Blue
Mountain Exchange attracted better than 100 Premier teams
to the region from across the Northwest and Canada. The
Exchange has grown into an annual event featuring an NCAA
Showcase and lively entertainment throughout the weekend to
augment the high level of play on the field. The Blue Mountain
Exchange has become a vital part of the spring economy in Walla
Walla and the Tri Cities and an annual event on the Northwest
Soccer calendar.
The Warrior Soccer Program is very active in the local Walla
Walla community and involved in several outreach programs to
work with local youth. Current and former Warrior players will be
working again this school year to provide mentors for the local
Walla Walla Parks and Recreation community program and also
to provide technical coaching for the Blue Mountain Soccer Club. Players are licensed through the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and spend at least one evening a week with
the children. In addition, coach Bodnar is an active speaker with
the ‘Educational Talent Search’ and ‘Gear Up’ programs which
reaches out to children in the elementary and secondary schools
in the Walla Walla Valley. Coach Bodnar also hosts local coaching
clinics for youth coaches around the Walla Walla Valley.
With a very active scholarship initiative to reach at risk youth, the
Warrior camp and academy program attracted over 150 players
from ages 5-12 years of age over the 2008-09 school year. With
our mentoring program entering its fourth year with Walla Walla
Youth Soccer in place for this coming Fall, we hope to effect close
to 1000 athletes in the Walla Walla Valley Community.
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Marie Monasterio
Shae Yuma
Paige Sorensen
Darenda Miller
Heather Krebsbach
Jordan Rodriguez
Kathryn Knowlton
Samantha Johnson
Ali Skogrand
Kaylie Winston
Meghan Sorensen
Kahiesha Johnson
Kara Churchman
Emily Jordan
Peyton Moon
Sami Hansen
Chynna Dickey
Gabriella Kurz
Hayley Couture
Michaela Mollay
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High School / Hometown
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Boise HS / Boise, ID
Roseburg HS / Roseburg, OR
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Columbia HS / Nampa, ID
Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT
Payette HS / Payette, ID
Centennial HS / Boise, ID
U. Nevada-Reno / Wood River HS / Ketchum, ID
Mountain View HS / Meridian, ID
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Hanford HS / Richland, WA
Borah HS / Boise, ID
University HS / Spokane, WA
Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
Borah HS / Boise, ID
Richland HS / Richland, WA
Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA
Moscow HS / Moscow, ID
Boise HS / Boise, ID
Head Coach: Chad Bodnar (BA, Wisconsin Green Bay- Washington State, 2002)
Assistant Coach: Max Weber (WWCC 2005, Whitman College, 2008)
Athletic Director: Jeff Reinland
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2 0 11 PLAYER PROFILES–WOMEN
#1
#4
Courtney Hancock
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Sophomore
Goalkeeper
Payette HS / Payette, ID
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Courtney joined the Warrior program from Southridge High School where
she was a CBBN 1st Team All-Conference selection in 2007 and 2008.
In addition, in 2008 Courtney was honored as a WIAA All-State 2nd team
selection. She was also a Tri-City Herald All-Area 1st Team honoree.
Courtney’s athleticism and work rate are difficult to find in goalkeepers
and we look for her to improve and adjust to the collegiate game quickly
and become a standout goalkeeper for the Warrior program. She had
a very solid freshman campaign as she backed up sophomore Jordan
Simkins in the Warrior net. We look for Courtney to continue the legacy of
outstanding Warrior goalkeepers during her sophomore year.
In Brief:
Jordan joins the Warrior program from Payette High School where she
was the most decorated girl’s soccer player in school history. During her
high school career, Jordan amassed 87 goals and 25 assists. She was the
2009 and 2010 team MVP, 2010 Tema Captain, 2008-2010 Snake River
Valley All Conference, 2010 Snake River Valley Player of the Year, and a
2010 selection for the 3A Idaho All-State Team. Jordan played an integral
role in leading her high school team to two 3rd place finishes at the Idaho
State Championships, a 2nd place finish, and as a junior to a State Championship. We look forward to the addition of Jordan to the Warrior attack
and look for her athleticism, pace, and goal scoring ability to be a fixture
for the Warriors as she adjusts to the speed of the college game. Jordan
will look to fill some of the void left by the graduation of Margo Hickman
and Justine Jones from the 2010 Warrior frontline. 2010 Stats: GS- 4, GP-12, ShutOuts-1, GPG- 0.14
#2
#5
Marie Monasterio
Boise HS / Boise, ID
Freshman
Forward/Midfielder
Darenda Miller
Columbia HS / Nampa, ID
Freshman
Midfield
In Brief:
Marie joins the Warrior program from perennial powerhouse Boise High
School. At Ashland, Marie was a consistent contributor to a team that won
two Idaho State Championships. Marie played her club soccer for FC
Nova in Boise where she played significant roles in two consecutive State
Cup Championships. Marie’s attacking prowess, strength, and technical
ability will allow her to contribute to both the Warrior frontline and midfield. #3
Jordan Rodriguez
In Brief:
Darenda joins the Warrior program from Columbia High School where
she captained the team both her junior and senior seasons. She was a
4A Southern Idaho 2nd Team All-Conference honoree as a senior. She
played her club soccer for Boise Nationals. We are very excited about the
addition of Darenda to our program and we look for her to grow as she
adjusts to the pace and skill of the college game.
#6
Shae Yuma
Roseburg HS / Roseburg, OR
Sophomore
Forward
Heather Krebsbach
Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT
Sophomore
Centerback
In Brief:
Shae heralds from Roseburg, Oregon where she attended Roseburg
High School and was a decorated student-athlete. As a senior, Shae was
a 6A Oregon Southwest Conference 1st Team All-Conference selection
and in 2008 she was a 2nd team All-Conference honoree. As a senior,
Shae was a captain and also an Athletic Achievement Award winner for
her outstanding achievements in and out of the classroom. We are very
excited about the addition of Shae as we look for her to grasp the pace of
the college game and compete for a spot on the Warrior frontline.
In Brief:
Heather came to the Warrior program from Sentinel High School in
Missoula, Montana. During her high school career Heather was a 2009
Montana All-State selection and was 2009 MVP as she led her Sentinel
team to the Montana State Championship. Her accolades also extend
to the classroom where she was an Academic All-State honoree form
2006-2009. She played her club soccer for Missoula Strikers. In addition,
Heather represented Montana in the Shodair Soccer Classic as a senior.
Heather continued in the strong line of Montana influence for the Warrior
program as a freshman. She started every game for the Warriors and was
selected as an Eastern Region All-Region defender. She was an anchor to
a Warrior backline that only gave up 10 goals in 2010 and went on to win
a NWAACC Championship. Heather’s athleticism, leadership, and experience will be looked to anchor the 2011 Warrior backline.
2010 Stats: Goals-7, Assists-1, Pts-15, YC-0, RC-0
2010 Stats: GS-22, YC-0, RC-0
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2 0 11 PLAYER PROFILES–WOMEN
#7
#10
Paige Sorensen
Ali Skogrand
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
Mountain View HS / Meridian, ID
RS-Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Paige joins the Warrior program from Southridge High School. As a
senior Paige led her team to a 3A 3rd place finish at the Washington
State Championships. As a senior, Paige was a 2nd team WA All-State
midfield selection and Big 9 1st Team All-Conference midfield selection.
She captained her Sun’s team and was honored as the Washington State
Athlete of the Week and Month as a senior. Paige played her club soccer
for Three Rivers SC in Pasco, WA. We are thrilled of the addition of Paige
to the Warrior midfield and will look for her tenacity, work ethic, and skill to
immediately impact the Warrior midfield. Paige’s twin sister, Meghan, will
also compete for the Warrior women.
In Brief:
Ali is another Warrior product from Mountain View High School. Skogrand is one of
the best all-around athletes the Warrior program has seen in recent years. Ali was
a two year captain for Mountain View and was recognized as a 2008 All-District selection. Ali led her Mountain View team to its first ever state trophy in 2009 as they
took 3rd place. She played her club soccer for Boise Capitals where she was influential in their 2007 Idaho State Championship and quarterfinal run at Regionals. Ali
was honored as Southern Idaho Conference Academic Award from 2007-2009. In
addition, Ali was a 2009 Idaho All-Conference basketball player. 2010 saw Ali recover from a ACL tear, but we are thrilled of the steps Ali has made and look for her
to contribute to the 2011 Warrior midfield. Ali is another player in the great line of
talent and tradition Boise players have had in the Warrior program. Her leadership
and work ethic will allow Ali to be back in form during the 2011 campaign.
#8
Kathryn Knowlton
#11
Centennial HS / Boise, ID
Freshman
Midfielder
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Sophomore
Forward
In Brief:
Kat joins the Warrior program from Centennial High School where she
was an integral role in the 2010-2011 District Championship teams. Kat
was awarded 2nd team All-Conference and was invited to and played in
the 2010 Idaho Soccer All-Star game and as a senior was the captain for
Centennial. In addition, Kat was a part of two State Cup Championships
while playing her club soccer for FC Nova in Boise. We are very excited
about the addition of Kat to the Warrior program and look for her to adjust
to the college game and contribute for minutes in the Warrior midfield.
#9
Kaylie Winston
In Brief:
Kaylie joined the Warrior program from Pasco High School where she was
one of the most decorated female athletes. Kaylie holds the school record for
goals (23) and assists (44) at Pasco High School. She was a CBBN four-time
1st Team All-Conference, three-time Tri-City Herald All-Area 1st Team, 2009
WIAA 1st Team All-State honoree, 2008 WIAA 2nd Team All-State selection.
Winston played her club soccer for Three Rivers Soccer Club where she captained her squad to elite eight births in 2004, 2009, 2010 in Washington State
Championships. Kaylie had an incredible high school career and we which
she carried into her collegiate career. She was awarded North East Division
All-Star recognition as a forward as a freshman. Her technically ability and
goal scoring prowess added immediate impact to the 2010 Warrior squad. As
a sophomore, we will again look to Kaylie for her leadership and goal scoring
ability as she will compete for the NWAACC lead in goals and assists.
Samantha Johnson
Woodriver HS / Ketchum, ID
Sophomore
Fullback
2010 Stats: Goals-18, Assists-7, Pts-43, YC-1, RC-0
In Brief:
Sam Johnson joined the Warrior program from University of Nevada-Reno and
Ketchum, Idaho. She earned four varsity letters in soccer, three in track and
three in tennis at Wood River High School. She helped lead her soccer team to
three first-place conference finishes and a conference track title in 2007. She
scored 64 goals and recorded 72 assists during her high school career. Johnson
is a four-time MVP in soccer and a three-time All-Conference selection. She
also holds school records in the 100m dash and the 200m dash. She played
club soccer for perennial power Les Bois Soccer in Boise, ID where she won the
2008 National Futsal Championship and four Idaho State Championships. Sam’s
speed and versatility allowed her to step in and hold down a starting spot for the
2010 Warrior squad. She was an anchor to a Warrior backline that only gave
up 10 goals in 2010 and won a NWAACC Championship. Sam was recognized
for her outstanding freshman campaign with a North-East Region All-Star as a
defender. We will again look for Sam to anchor the Warrior backline and provide
her experience and quality to the defending NWAACC Champions.
#12
Meghan Sorensen
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Midfielder/Fullback
In Brief:
Meghan joins the Warrior program from Southridge High School. As a senior
Meghan led her team to a 3A 3rd place finish at the Washington State
Championships. As a senior, Meghan was a 1st team WA All-State defender
selection and Big 9 1st Team All-Conference defender selection. She played
her club soccer for Three Rivers SC in Pasco, WA. We are thrilled of the addition of Meghan to the Warrior midfield and will look for her toughness, work
ethic, and experience to immediately impact the Warrior midfield and backline. Meghan’s twin sister, Paige, will also compete for the Warrior women.
2010 Stats: GS- 22, Goals-2, Assists-7, Pts-11, YC-2, RC-0
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2 0 11 PLAYER PROFILES–WOMEN
#13
#16
Kahiesha Johnson
Hanford HS / Richland, WA
Freshman
Centerback
Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Kahiesha (Kie) Johnson joins the Warrior program from Hanford High
School where she was a four year starter. In 2010, Kie was selected as
a 1st Team All-State Defender, Co-Conference Player of the year, 3-A
All Big 9 Conference Selection 1st Team Defender, Co-League Champions 2010, Athlete of the week for the TC Herald, the leading scorer and
leading defender for Hanford High, team MVP and captain of the team.
She was team captain of her club team Three Rivers Soccer Club from
2007-2011. We are very excited to have Kie join the Warrior program and
look for her quality, athleticism, and pace to play an immediate role for the
Warrior backline. Kie had an outstanding high school and club career and
we look for her talents to grow and improve in our system and look for Kie
to add in the long list of outstanding Warrior defenders. #14
In Brief:
Peyton joins the Warrior program from Skyview where she was teammates
with Warrior alumni, Dominique Alston (Boise State). Peyton had a much
heralded high school career. As a senior, Peyton was honored as a 4A
1st Team All-Conference Midfielder. As a junior, she was a 4A 1st Team
All-Conference forward and a 1st Team All-Conference defender as a
sophomore. She was a team MVP and SIC All-Area Athlete as a senior, led
her Skyview team to a 2007 State Runner-Up placing and 3rd place as a junior. In addition, she was selected as “Top 5 Players to Watch” as a senior
heading into the State Championships and was a four year Southern Idaho
Conference Academic Award selection. Peyton played her club soccer for
powerhouse FC Nova and is another Nova product the Warrior program is
excited to have. She was a key member to two State Cup Championships
for FC Nova. She also was an Idaho ODP player and Girl’s Region IV pool
player. We look for Peyton to adjust to the college game quickly with her
athleticism and continue in the line of outstanding forwards for the Warriors.
Kara Churchman
Borah HS / Boise, ID
Sophomore
Midfielder
#17
Sami Hansen
Borah HS / Boise, ID
Sophomore
Forward
In Brief:
Kara joined the Warrior program from Borah High School in Boise, Idaho.
In high school, Kara was a 2008 All-Conference Honorable mention. She
played her club soccer for Boise Capitals. Kara was an intimidating force
for both her high school and club teams in Boise and we look for her to
add that style of play for us. Kara tore her ACL and red-shirted as she
healed in 2010. Kara looks to bounce back from her injury and add depth
to the Warrior midfield.
#15
Peyton Moon
In Brief:
Sami is another outstanding product of Borah High School. Hansen was a
2009 All-Conference Selection Honorable Mention. As a senior, Sami was
a captain and also was the recipient of the “Work Horse Award” and was a
5A Academic All-Conference honoree. Sami played her club ball for Boise
Capitals where in 2007 won a Idaho State Championship and in 2009 a
2nd place finish. Sami had an outstanding beginning to her Warrior career
last season as she was a starting player upfront for the Warriors before
she tore her ACL. Sami had a good recovery and we look forward to her
to build where she left off as a freshman. Sami is also a recipient of the
WWCC Merit Scholarship.
Emily Jordan
University HS / Spokane Valley, WA
Freshman
Midfielder/Fullback
2010 Stats: Goals-2, Assists-0, Pts-4, YC-0, RC-0
In Brief:
Emily joins the Warrior program from University High School, where she
played for Warrior Alumni Megan Poulson. Emily was a Golden Boot
award winner as a freshman and was a 4 year letter winner for University
High. Emily played her club soccer for Spokane Soccer Club, where she
won Regional’s and played in Nationals at Virginia Beach. We are very excited to add another solid Spokane player as we have with the signing of
Emily. Her versatility and technical ability will allow Emily to provide depth
for a few different roles for the 2011 Warriors.
#18
Chynna Dickey
Richland HS / Richland, WA
Freshman
Fullback
In Brief:
Chynna joins the Warriors from a long line of talented products from
Richland High School. Chynna was an all Big 9 2nd Team Selection as a
senior. While at Richland, Chynna was also a track star. She played her
club soccer for Three Rivers SC in Pasco, WA. We are very excited about
the addition of Chynna to our program and look for her to compete instantly for a role in the Warrior backline. With her pace, size, strength in the air
Chynna will be a force for the Warriors for the next two seasons.
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#20
#22
Gabriella Kurz
Hayley Couture
Moscow HS / Moscow, ID
Freshman
Goalkeeper
Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Hayley joins the Warriors from Moscow High School where she follows in
the footsteps of former Warrior Lydia Beyerlein. Hayley was the 2009 1st
Team Goalkeeper of the Year. In addition, Hayley captained her Moscow
team to 2007, 2008, and 2010 State appearances. Hayley played her club
soccer for LMC Alliance and led her team to a 3rd place State Cup finish.
She was awarded the Distinguished Team Scholastic award three times
during her high school career. We will look for Hayley to grow and adapt
to the college game under Warrior starter Courtney Hancock.
In Brief:
Gabriella (Gaby) comes to the Warrior program from perennial power
Kamiakin High School. She played her club soccer for Three Rivers SC.
While at Kamiakin, Gaby also played an integral role for the basketball
team. Gaby was a Honor Roll student all four years in high school. The
pace and physicality of the college game will take time for Gaby to adjust
to, but we look for her to grow and develop as she looks to add depth to
the Warrior attack.
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2 0 11 SEASON PREVIEW–WOMEN
The 2011 Warriors come off their second consecutive NWAACC Women’s Soccer
Championship (2009 and 2010) and will look to match the success and carry on a
steady tradition of excellence. The 2010 Warriors were Eastern Region Champions for
the 8th consecutive season and were NWAACC Finalist for the seventh time in the programs history. The 2010 Warriors sent 7 players to four year schools including; two to
Suns to a 3A State Final Four appearance as a senior and was a Washington State
3A 1st Team All-State selection. Twin sister, Meghan Sorensen (Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA) will join her sister Paige and the Warrior midfield this season. Meghan was
a 3A Washington All-State defender, but due to her versatility will see minutes alongside
her twin in the midfield and also in the Warrior backline. The Warrior coaching staffs
are looking for the Sorensen twins to bring their toughness and work rate to fill some of
the holes left by graduation. Another midfield standout joining the Warriors is Kathryn
Knowlton (Centennial HS / Boise, ID) and with her size, strength, and aggress style Kat
will be looked to be an immediate presence in the midfield. Knowlton comes from a long
line of FC Nova players to join the Warriors. Another FC Nova product, Marie Monasterio (Boise HS / Boise, ID) will look to compete for minutes in the Warrior midfield. Monasterio was a key cog for one Idaho State Championship during her high school career.
Darenda Miller (Columbia HS / Nampa, ID) will look add depth to the Warrior midfield as
she adjusts to the college game. Division I programs in Dominique Alston (Boise State University) and Marianne Johnson (Eastern Washington University), two Division II transfers in Lena Miraglio (Grand
Canyon University) and Jordan Simkins (Metro State), and three NAIA transfers in
Margo Hickman and Justine Jones (Westminster College) and Brittney Lacey (College of Idaho). The 2010 Warriors also added 7 players to the NWAACC East AllConference team. The 2011 version will look to continue the success and will be very
gifted in terms of ability.
Head Coach Chad Bodnar states, “We are much younger then we have been in the
past few seasons with losing such an outstanding group of sophomores who won two
NWAACC Championships, but we are excited about our incoming girls and getting
some players back who missed last season due to injury. There are some definite holes
to be filled and there will be plenty of competition to see who earns minutes where and
when. The legacy the graduating class left will be the goal for the continuing players to
carry on and the new players to understand as we look to defend our NWAACC title.” The Warriors saw Marianne Johnson (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA), Becky Ryerse (Mountainview HS / Boise, ID), Jaymie Balcom (Central Valley HS / Spokane, WA), and Brittney
Lacey (Capital HS / Boise, ID) all graduate, with Johnson playing at Eastern Washington
University and Lacey at the College of Idaho.
Bodnar states “We also very young in the middle of the park this season after losing
such talented players. Although we are young, we have a lot of options in terms of
what we can do with our shape and adjustments to what the match may require. I am
excited about this group of midfielders because there is a great mix of very technical
players, and players with motors that don’t stop. I am very curious to see how things
shake out in our starting eleven because any one of these players could be on the field
on a given day.”
Forwards
The Warriors lose the NWAACC leading goal scorer a year ago and NWAACC East
MVP in Margo Hickman (Mountainview HS / Boise, ID). Hickman scored 46 goals over
her two seasons with the Warriors, so those shoes will be difficult to fill. In addition, the
Warriors graduated fellow front runner Justine Jones (Borah HS / Boise, ID) who was
the 2010 NWAACC Final Four MVP. Returning to the Warrior attack are Kaylie Winston
(Pasco HS/ Pasco, WA) who during her freshman campaign scored 18 goals and had
7 assists and was a NWAACC East All-Star. The Warriors will lean on Winston to carry
the offensive load with a very young Warrior attack as she will captain the team in 2011
In addition, Sami Hansen (Borah HS / Boise, ID) will return to the Warrior frontline after
suffering a season ending injury that cut short her very promising freshman season.
Hansen looks good in training camp and it is the hope that she can regain her form.
Shae Yuma (Roseburg HS / Roseburg, OR) will also be looked to contribute in the goal
scoring category with her pace as she contributed 7 goals as a freshman.
Defenders
The Warrior back line will look to build off of the 2010 success in only allowing 10 goals
on the way to the Warrior second consecutive NWAACC Championship. The Warriors
graduate two-time NWAACC All-Star Centerback Lena Miraglio (Grand Canyon University) and two-time NWAACC All-Star Fullback Dominique Alston (Boise State University). The 2011 backline returns NWAACC East All-Region centerback and 24 game starter
Heather Krebsbach (Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT). In addition, Samantha Johnson (University of Nevada-Reno / Woodriver HS / Ketchum, ID) will again anchor the Warrior
backline and will provide an instant attacking presence with her pace. Johnson was a
NWAACC All-Star as a freshman as well.
Joining the Warrior attack will be some very promising talents from around the Northwest. Peyton Moon (Skyview HS / Nampa, ID) is a talented goal scorer
(4A 1st Team All-Conference Forward and Idaho “Top 5 Players to Watch”). Moon also
was a prominent figure for a very talented FC Nova (Boise, ID) club team. The Warriors
will look for Peyton to add immediate goal scoring capability to the 2011 attack. Jordan
Rodriguez (Payette HS / Payette, ID) joins the program with great excitement from the
Warrior coaching staff about Jordan’s pace and goal scoring record in high school.
Rodriguez was the most decorated player and goal scorer for Payette and although it
will take her time to adjust to the college game the Warriors are very excited about the
addition. Gabriella Kurz (Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA) will look to bring her athleticism and skill to the Warrior frontline and she will challenge for minutes up front as she
adapts to the physicality of the college game.
Joining the Warrior backline are some very highly touted defenders in Kahiesha Johnson (Hanford HS / Richland, WA) and Chynna Dickey (Richland HS / Richland, WA).
Johnson was the 3A CBBN Co-Conference Player of the Year and we are thrilled to
have Kie bring her toughness, athleticism, and skill to fill in the role vacated by Lena
Miraglio. Kie will play alongside Krebsbach in the central of defense. The Warriors are
figuring on Dickey coming in and earning a spot as an outside back with her pace and
skill on the left side. Emily Jordan (University HS / Spokane, WA) also joins the Warrior
backfield and will look to provide depth. The Warrior coaching staff do not figure to have
a let down in the back with the loss of key players and are excited about the additions.
“Coach Bodnar states: It will be an interesting dynamic for us in the front line this year.
We are curious to see which of the freshman will step up and embrace that role of scoring goals. We will look for Kaylie to have another great season up front for us. We have
a number of versatile players that can play in the midfield or in the frontline, so this will
add much needed depth. We have some very talented players and we are hoping to
see them play to their full potential.”
“We are a backline with 2 known players and some very young players that will have to
find their way a bit. The nice thing is this group is incredibly versatile and has moveable
parts all over. We will move players around and try to fit the pieces of the puzzle. Sam
and Heather will have to lead by example to strengthen the group. But we should be
very strong in the back as usual.”
Goal Keepers
Midfield
The Warriors will have a very young an inexperienced midfield in 2011 with the loss
of quality players who played significant roles in both the 2009 and 2010 NWAACC
Championships. Anchoring the 2011 midfield will be Ali Skogrand (Mountain View HS,
Boise, ID) who sat out her freshman year due to injury. Skogrand looks fit through preseason and is getting better with each passing day. Kara Churchman (Borah HS / Boise, ID) will also look to regain her form after sitting out her freshman season with injury
and the Warrior midfield could be strengthened significantly if Kara’s ability is regained.
The 2011 Warrior Goalkeeping duties will be held by Courtney Hancock (Southridge
HS / Kennewick, WA) who played significant minutes as a freshman behind two-time
NWAACC All-Star Jordan Simkins (Bozeman HS / Bozeman, MT) who is now playing at
Metro State. We look for Courtney to continue to improve every practice and bring her
leadership and experience from her goalkeeping position to the Warrior defense. Joining
Hancock is Hayley Couture (Moscow HS / Moscow, ID) where she was the conferences
Goalkeeper of the Year. Hayley will look to learn under Courtney and gain experience
in the minutes she earns.
Joining the Warrior midfield in 2011 is a few heralded freshmen. Paige Sorensen
(Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA) was a consistent force in the CBBN during her high
school career and was a repeat selection as a CBBN All-Conference selection due to
her constant work rate and toughness. Paige also captained and led her Southridge
“We will look to Courtney to continue in our programs legacy of having one of the best
goalkeepers in the NWAACC. She had a very good spring and we are excited about her
development and believe she will be another good Warrior goalkeeper” states Coach
Bodnar.
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2 0 11 ROSTER–MEN
# Name
Position Year High School / Hometown
# Name
Position Year High School / Hometown
1 Josh Lindsay
Goalkeeper So. Boise HS / Boise, ID
20Jake Helm
Fullback
Fr. Bishop Kelly HS / Boise, ID
2 Rene Saldana
Forward
So. Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA
21Evgeny Potanin Forward
Fr. Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT
3 Alexio Garcia
Midfield
Fr. Davis HS / Yakima, WA
22Emmanuel MartinezGoalkeeper So. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
4 Mikey Luhrs
Midfield
So. Meridian HS / Meridian, ID
23Connor CravensFullback
Fr. Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
5 Oscar Hernandez Forward
Fr. Davis HS / Yakima, WA
24Hugo Monroy
Midfield
Fr. Corvallis HS / Corvallis, OR
6 Luis Alcala
Midfield
Fr. Toppenish HS / Toppenish, WA
25Jason Vasquez
Forward
Fr. Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
7 Erik Vaught
Forward
Fr. Timberline HS / Boise, ID
26Adrian Tello
Fullback
Fr. Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA
8 Martin Ramirez Midfield
So. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
27Sean Gillam
Midfield
Fr. A.J. Diamond HS / Anchorage, AK
9 Ariel Chavez
Midfield
Fr. J.M. Hanks HS / El Paso, TX
28Charlie Redline Fullback
So. Post Falls HS / Post Falls, ID
10Kyle Menchaca Midfield
Fr. Meridian HS / Meridian, ID
29Chris Kirkpatrick Midfield
Fr. Kuna HS / Kuna, ID
11Jesse Macias
Fr. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
30Jose Espinoza
Midfield
Fr. Wapato HS / Wapato, WA
12Kentaro BodzewskiMidfield
Fr. Ballard HS / Seattle, WA
31Fredi Rojas
Midfield
Fr. Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
13Colten Sullivan Midfield
Fr. Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA
32Eduardo Ramos Midfield
Fr. Okanogan HS / Okanogan, WA
14Jonathan RodriguezMidfield
Fr. Connell HS / Connell, WA
33Eli Seymour
Midfield
Fr. Robert Service HS / Anchorage, AK
15Zach Russell
Fr. Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
34Angel Niebla
Midfield
Fr. Okanogan HS / Okanogan, WA
16Perry McNamar Forward
Fr. Richland HS / Richland, WA
35Salvador EsquivelMidfield
Fr. Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA
17Lupito Salazar
Fullback
Fr. McLoughlin HS / Milton-Freewater, OR
RSLouis Poeppel
Fullback
So. Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
18Tony Garey
Centerback So. Borah HS / Boise, ID
RSMax Smith
Midfield
Fr. Juneau-Douglas / Juneau, AK
RSJose Sanchez
Forward
Fr. Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
Fullback
Midfield
19Armando EscobedoCenterbackFr. East Valley HS / Yakima, WA
Head Coach: Chad Bodnar (BA, Wisconsin Green Bay- Washington State, 2002)
Assistant Coach: Max Weber (WWCC 2005, Whitman College, 2008)
Athletic Director: Jeff Reinland
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2 0 11 PLAYER PROFILES–MEN
#1
#4
Josh Lindsay
Boise HS / Boise, ID
Sophomore
Goalkeeper
Mikey Luhrs
Meridian HS / Meridian, ID
Sophomore
Midfielder
In Brief:
Josh joined the Warrior program from Boise High School where he was
an outstanding 4 sport athlete. In soccer, Josh was a 5A Idaho 1st Team
All-Conference as a senior and was invited to the 2009 All-Idaho Soccer
All-Star Team. Josh continued his outstanding high school athletic career
earning 2nd Team 5A Idaho All-Conference defensive end and also
participated in rugby and wrestling. Josh played his club soccer for Boise
Nationals. The Warrior’s have continued to land the top goalkeepers
from Idaho since 2003 and Josh is another in that heritage. His strength,
work rate, and coach-ability are second to none and we look for Josh to
continue building on his freshman campaign.
In Brief:
Mikey joined the Warrior program from Boise Idaho where he played his
high school ball at Meridian High School. Mikey had an outstanding high
school and club soccer career. Luhrs was a 5A Idaho All-Conference 1st
Team selection as a senior and a second team selection as a junior. Mikey
played his club soccer for the powerful Boise Capital Soccer Club where
he captained his team for 5 years and lead them to 5 consecutive Idaho
State Championships. Mikey’s dynamic attacking ability was present during his freshman campaign as he earned significant time in the Warrior
midfield. We look for Mikey to continue to grow and led the young 2011
Warriors as he has been named captain.
2010 Stats: GS-15, Shutouts-1
2010 Stats: Goals-0, Assists-1, Pts-1, YC-1, RC-0
#2
#5
Rene Saldana
Walla Walla HS, Walla Walla, WA
Sophomore
Forward
Davis HS / Yakima, WA
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Rene is a local product from Walla Walla who joined the program after
leading Walla Walla High School to their first ever Big Nine Championship as a senior. Rene was chosen as a CBBN 2nd Team All-Conference
forward as a senior. We are very excited to add Rene to the Warrior
program as we know his work rate and engine will always keep him vying
for minutes on the Warrior frontline. Rene is also a WWCC Foundation
Scholarship winner at WWCC for his academic success.
In Brief:
Oscar is a very exciting addition to the 2011 Warrior program. Oscar heralds from Yakima where he played his high school soccer at Davis High
School. Oscar was a 2010 CBBN 1st Team All-Conference forward as he
led his Davis team in goals. We are thrilled to have the quality, pace, and
work rate Oscar presents in his play and we look for him to contribute immediately to the frontline of the Warriors.
#6
2010 Stats: Goals-0, Assists-0, Pts-0, YC-0, RC-0
#3
Oscar Martinez
Luis Alcala
Toppenish HS / Toppenish, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
Alexio Garcia
Davis HS / Yakima, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Luis joins the Warrior program from Toppenish High School where he
played for coach Uriel Gonzalez. Luis was the 2009 CWAC Co-MVP and
team captain. We are thrilled to finally have Luis presence in our program
as he took a year off after high school after verbally committing to the
Warriors in 2010. Luis has entered mini-camp and through his work rate
and technical skill impressed the coaching staff. Luis will take time to
adapt to the speed of the college game, but we look for him to contribute
to the Warrior midfield. In Brief:
Alexio joins the Warrior program from Davis High School where played
for his father, Hugo Garcia. Alexio was a key contributor to a very talented
Davis team throughout his high school career. He was also a wrestler for
Davis. We are very excited for Alexio to join the Warrior program and with
his work ethic and attitude we look for him to add some depth to the Warrior midfield as he adapts to the rigors of the college game.
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#7
#10
Erik Vaught
Timberline HS / Boise, ID
Sophomore
Forward
Meridian HS / Meridian, ID
Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Erik joined the Warriors after playing at Timberline High School in Boise,
Idaho. A 5A Idaho All-Conference 1st Team as a senior Erik led his Timberline team to a District Championship. Erik played club soccer for Boise
Nationals Soccer Club and led his team to two Quarter-finalist finishes in
Regional’s. Erik’s size and goal scoring ability will allow him to compete
instantly for minutes on the 2011 Warrior frontline. He is another exciting
forward looking to gain minutes and score goals for the 2001 Warriors.
Erik sat out last year due to a broken foot, but has been impressive in
camp.
#8
In Brief:
Kyle joins the Warrior program from Meridian High School where he
was teammates with current Warrior captain, Mikey Luhrs. The Warrior
program is extremely excited to add a player with Kyle’s ability and prowess. As a senior, Kyle was nominated as a ESPN Rise Fall Idaho All-Star,
which there were only three athletes recognized in Idaho. He was a 5A
Southern Idaho All-Conference selection and 2010 Offensive Player of the
Year. Kyle played his club ball for Idaho Rush where he led his team to the
San Diego Surf Tournament Championship. Kyle will look to immediately
impact the Warriors in the midfield or on the frontline and we are thrilled
have Kyle become a Warrior. Martin Ramirez
#11
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Sophomore
Midfield
Jesse Macias
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Freshman
Fullback
In Brief:
Another product of the dominate Pasco High School soccer program, Martin was the centerpiece of the 2009 Pasco midfield. He was a part of two
League, District, and Regional Championships at Pasco High. Martin was
a unanimous CBBN 1st Team All-Conference as a senior, 2009 Herald AllArea Team, and 2nd Team WIAA All-State performer as a senior. Again,
WWCC will see another strong Pasco High player enter the program with
high hopes as Martin joins the Warrior midfield in 2010. Martin is technically gifted and reads the game so well. Martin will captain the Warriors
during his sophomore year and we look for his leadership and tenacity to
lead the young group of Warriors as he anchors the backline.
In Brief:
Jesse is another product of the perennial power Pasco High School. He
continues in the long line of Pasco standouts that are and continue to be
a part of the Warrior program. Macias was an integral part of the WIAA
runner up Pasco High School in his junior season. He also was a part
of 2008 and 2009 League and District Championships. He was a CBBN
1st Team selection as a senior and a 2nd Team selection as a junior. He
played his club soccer for Three Rivers Soccer Club. Jesse is going to be
an outstanding player for the Warriors in the coming years with his tenacity and work ethic. We are thrilled to have Jesse be a Warrior.
2010 Stats: Goals-1, Assists-0, Pts-2, YC-2, RC-0
#9
Kyle Menchaca
#12
Kentaro Bodzewski
Ballard HS / Seattle, WA
Freshman
Midfield
Ariel Chavez
J.M. Hanks HS / El Paso, TX
Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Kentaro (Ken) joins the Warrior program after completing a church mission in New York. Ken played his high school soccer in Seattle for Ballard
High School where he was a 2009 All-KingCo 4A 1st Team Midfield
selection. We are thrilled to add the flair and technical ability of Ken for the
2011 Warrior midfield. Ken is versatile and may see minutes up front for
the Warriors as well. He will adjust to the college game quickly as he gets
back into playing and we look for him to be a significant contributor to the
Warriors as a freshman.
In Brief:
Ariel is the first Texas product to join the Warrior program and we are
thrilled to add such a dynamic player. Ariel has come off a church mission
the past two years and as he gets back into playing we look for his leadership, attacking ability, and pace to contribute to the Warrior attack in 2011.
Ariel played for the J.M. Hanks High School in El Paso, where he was a
three year captain and the leagues Offensive MVP in 2006 and 2007. He
was a New Mexico ODP Region IV Pool Player in 2006 and 2007 as well
and played for numerous big club programs in the Southwest. We look
forward to a very productive freshman campaign from Ariel.
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#13
#16
Colten Sullivan
Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
Richland HS / Richland, WA
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Colten joins the Warrior program after having a very successful career at
Kamiakin High School. Colten was a 2010 team MVP and Mr. Offense.
He was a CBBN 2nd Team All-Conference selection at midfield. Colten
played his club soccer for Three Rivers SC and helped lead his team to a
2011 Washington State Championship. We are very excited to add Colten
to the Warrior midfield as his technical ability and vision will give him an
opportunity to compete for minutes.
#14
In Brief:
Perry is a very exciting recruit for the Warrior program. His combination of
strength, speed, toughness will be a great addition to the Warrior program.
Perry was CBBN 1st Team selection at forward as a senior. Perry was the
top scorer in the CBBN as a senior. He played his club soccer for Three
Rivers SC and helped lead his team to a 2011 Washington State Championship. He was the top scorer for his club team in the state tournament.
Perry will look to vie for minutes immediately in the Warrior frontline.
#17
Jonathan Rodriguez
Connell HS / Connell, WA
Freshman
Forward
Lupito Salazar
McLoughlin HS / Milton-Freewater, OR
Freshman
Midfield
In Brief:
Jonathan is a very talented player out of Connell High School where he
was a three time SCAC 1st Team selection at forward, was the 2009
SCAC league MVP, and led the league in goals as a junior and senior.
Jonathan played club soccer for Three Rivers SC. Jonathan’s pace and
goal scoring ability will allow him the opportunity to contribute to the Warrior attack. He is another dynamic frontrunner for the 2011 Warriors and
we will look for him to score goals.
#15
Perry McNamar
In Brief:
Lupito joins the Warrior program in the footsteps of his brother, Esteban,
who was a part of the 2008 Warrior Men’s team that one the NWAACC
Championship. Lupito is a local product out of Mac-High where he was a
four year contributor that won the 4A 2006 Oregon State Championship.
Lupito was a two time 4A 1st Team All-Conference honoree. Lupito will
add depth to several key positions for the 2011 Warriors and with his pace
and toughness should compete for minutes as a freshman.
#18
Zach Russell
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Midfield/Fullback
Tony Garey
Borah HS / Boise, ID
Sophomore
Centerback
In Brief:
Zach joins the Warriors after a very successful high school career at
Southridge High School where as a senior he led his team to the 3A State
Final Four, placing 4th. Zach was a 2010 CBBN 1st team selection at
forward. He played his club soccer for Three Rivers SC and helped lead
his team to a 2011 Washington State Championship. Zach’s work rate and
tenacity have driven his play through camp and he will have the opportunity to compete for minutes in a few different roles for the Warriors as he
adapts to the speed of the college game. Zach is a WWCC Foundation
Scholarship recipient for his academic success. In Brief:
Tony joined the Warrior program from Borah High School in Boise, Idaho.
Tony was a outstanding two-sport athlete in high school as he was a 5A
Idaho All-Conference selection in both soccer and football for Borah.
Tony played his club soccer for Boise Capitals Soccer Club and won 5
consecutive Idaho State Championships. Tony provides physicality to the
centerback position as a freshman and we look for Tony to continue to develop and be an anchor for our 2011 Warrior backline. Tony saw minutes
in many games for the Warriors as a freshman.
2010 Stats: Goals-0, Assists-0, Pts-0, YC-3, RC-0
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#19
#22
Armando Escobedo
East Valley HS / Yakima, WA
Freshman
Centerback
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Sophomore
Goalkeeper
In Brief:
Armando joins the Warrior program from East Valley High School where
he was a standout defender. He was a 2010 CWAC 1st Team All-Conference selection as a defender. We are very excited to add the quality
that Armando brings to the backline and we look for him to adjust to the
physical style and speed of the college game as he looks to compete for
minutes as a freshman.
#20
In Brief:
Emmanuel is another standout from Pasco High School where he has
been the constant presence in the net for the Bulldogs since his sophomore season. Martinez is a 2009 ESPN High Rise Soccer Selection and
we are thrilled to add such an accomplished goalkeeper to the Warrior
program. At Pasco, Martinez was a two-time CBB 1st Team All-Conference selection and in 2009 was the WIAA 1st Team All-State goalkeeper.
He was a part of the 2007 Pasco High School State Championship team.
Emmanuel will vie for the starting role during the 2011 season. Jake Helm
2010 Stats: GS-9, Shutouts-2
Bishop Kelly HS / Boise, ID
Freshman
Centerback
#23
In Brief:
Jake joins the Warriors from Bishop Kelly High School where he was a
4A Southern Idaho 1st Team All-Conference defender. Jake led his team
to a state runner’s up finish and a District Championship as a senior. He
played his club soccer for Idaho Rush and along with club teammate and
now fellow Warrior, Kyle Menchaca, won the 2010 San Diego Surf Cup.
Jakes size and knowledge of the game will allow him to compete for the
2011 Warriors in the backline.
#21
Emmanuel Martinez
Connor Cravens
Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA
Freshman
Fullback
In Brief:
Connor joins the Warriors after a very successful high school career at
Southridge High School where as a senior he led his team to the 3A State
Final Four, placing 4th. Connor was a 2010 CBBN 2nd team selection at
defender. He played his club soccer for Three Rivers SC and helped lead
his team to a 2011 Washington State Championship. Connor’s defending
prowess and ability in the air will allow him the opportunity to compete for
minutes in the Warrior backline as he adapts to the speed of the college
game.
Evgeny Potanin
Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT
Sophomore
Forward
#24
In Brief:
Evegeny joined the Warrior program from Sentinel High School in Missoula, Montana where he was selected as Honorable Mention. Evgeny
played his club soccer for the Missoula Striker Soccer Club and was a
standout goal scorer for his team that won 5 Montana State Championships. Evgeny has now spent an entire year in the Warrior program and
has developed immensely. His work ethic, leadership, and attitude are
contagious and he will look to add depth to the Warrior attack. Hugo Monroy
Corvallis HS / Corvallis, OR
Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Hugo is a very exciting addition to the Warrior midfield as he will look to
bring his technical ability and size to strengthen the 2011 Warriors. Hugo
heralds from Corvallis where he led his Corvallis High School team and
was an All-League selection. We are excited to add Hugo to our program
as he took a year off after graduating, but still has the ability as he adjusts
to playing again. Hugo will look to compete for a starting role immediately.
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#25
#28
Jason Vasquez
Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
Freshman
Forward
Post Falls HS / Post Falls, ID
Sophomore
Fullback
In Brief:
Jason was a two time 4A Southern Idaho 1st Team All-Conference selection as a forward. He was also team MVP and a four year Varsity starter.
Jason played his club soccer for FC Nova. We are very excited to add the
dynamic Jason adds to our frontline with his size, strength, and toughness. Jason will take time to adjust to the pace of the college game, but
we feel he will adapt quickly and provide depth for the Warrior attack.
#26
In Brief:
Charlie joined the Warrior program from Post Falls High School in Post
Falls, Idaho. Redline was three year starter for his high school team
and as a senior was 2009 MVP, IEL Defender of the Year, 1st Team
All-League, All-North Idaho 1st Team. Redline was a captain his senior
year and lead his PFHS team to first ever qualifying state birth. He played
his club soccer for Post Falls Thunder. Charlie has been an inspirational
leader within the Warrior program and has progressed during his time
here. We will look to Charlie to continue his leadership and work ethic.
Adrian Tello
#29
Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA
Freshman
Centerback
Chris Kirkpatrick
Kuna HS / Kuna, ID
Freshman
Forward
In Brief:
Adrian is a local standout from Walla Walla High School where he was
a starting defender for the programs 2010 Big Nine Regular Season
Championship. Adrian was a member of the Three Rivers SC 2010 State
Championship Team along with fellow Warrior teammates, Cravens,
Sullivan, and McNamar. Adrian will take time to adjust to the pace of the
college game, but his skill and work ethic will allow him to develop.
#27
Charlie Redline
In Brief:
Chris joins the Warrior program from Kuna High School where he was
a varsity team captain both his junior and senior years. Chris was a 4A
All-Conference selection, 2010 All-Area selection, and All-Academic
Selection. He played his club soccer for FC Nova. Chris brings with him to
the Warrior program a great deal of pace that may have him compete for
several positions for the 2011 Warriors. It will take time for Chris to grasp
the speed and physicality that the college games presents, but we look
forward to Chris becoming a good player in our program.
Sean Gillam
A.J. Diamond HS / Anchorage, AK
Freshman
Fullback
#30
Jose Espinoza
Wapato HS / Wapato, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
In Brief:
Sean is a heralded player from Alaska where he played at A.J. Diamond
High School and led his high school team to a 2010 runner-up finish, 2009
3rd place finish. He was a 3 year varsity starter. Sean played his club soccer for Cook Inlet Soccer Club and the Alaska Northstars where he was
the captain of the team who was semifinalist at Nomads. We are thrilled to
add such a wonderful student-athlete in Sean. He is coming off a recent
ACL tear, so his freshman campaign will see him recover and get back
into playing at a high level. He has had a good camp and we look for him
to compete for minutes in the Warrior backline.
In Brief:
Jose joins the Warrior program from Wapato High School where he a 2A
2nd Team All-League selection at center midfield and Wapato’s Offensive Player of the Year in 2008. Jose played his club ball for the Yakima
Reds. We are very excited about the player Jose is. His technical ability,
strength, and tenacity will provide him the opportunity to compete for
minutes as a freshman. We are very excited about the addition of Jose as
a Warrior.
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#31
#34
Fredi Rojas
Skyview HS / Nampa, ID
Freshman
Midfielder
Okanogan HS / Okanogan, WA
Freshman
Defender
In Brief:
Fredi joins the Warriors with his cousin, Jason Vasquez, from Skyview
High School where he was a four year presence in the midfield. Fredi was
a 2010 4A Southern Idaho All-Conference selection. Fredi is a dynamic
midfielder with great vision and although the college game will take time
for Fredi to grasp we look forward to his development and presence in our
program.
#32
In Brief:
Angel heralds from Okanogan High School where he was a Caribou Trail
2nd Team All-League selection at defender. He was also the captain his
senior year. Angel is a great addition for the Warrior program as he is a
determined student-athlete who will look to come in and develop under
the Warrior way. We are very excited to have Angel as a Warrior and to
see his growth as his work ethic will allow him to do so.
#35
Eduardo Ramos
Okanogan HS / Okanogan, WA
Freshman
Midfielder
Salvador Esquivel
Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA
Freshman
Midfield
In Brief:
Eduardo heralds from Okanogan High School where he was a Caribou
Trail 1st Team All-League selection at midfield. He was also the captain
his senior year and top scorer. Eduardo is a great addition for the Warrior
program as he is a determined student-athlete who will look to come in
and develop under the Warrior way. We are very excited to have Eduardo
as a Warrior.
#33
Angel Niebla
In Brief:
Salvy is a local standout from Walla Walla High School where he was a
starting midfielder for the programs 2010 Big Nine Regular Season Championship. Salvy will take time to adjust to the pace of the college game,
but his skill and work ethic will allow him to develop as a player. He is a
determined student-athlete who the Warriors are proud to have be a part
of the program.
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Eli Seymour
Robert Service HS / Anchorage, AK
Freshman
Midfielder
Louis Poeppel
Pasco HS / Pasco, WA
Sophomore
Fullback
In Brief:
Eli joins the Warriors, with club teammate Seam Gillam, from Anchorage
and Robert Service High School. Eli has come in and had a very good
mini-camp for a freshman. As he adjusts to the college game both speed
of play wise and physicality, we will look for Eli to develop into a good midfielder for the Warriors. We are very excited to have Eli become a Warrior.
In Brief:
Louis is another product of the perennial power Pasco High School. He
continues in the long line of Pasco standouts that are and continue to be
a part of the Warrior program. Poeppel was an integral part of the Pasco
High 2007 WIAA State Championship in his sophomore season. He also
was a part of 2008 and 2009 League and District Championships. He
played his club soccer for Sun City Strikers Soccer Club. We are very
excited to add another Pasco standout in Louis. He will red-shirt this year
as he recovers from a rash of injuries.
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The 2011 Warrior Men return 8 players from a 2010 squad that was 9-5-3. The 2010 Warrior Men did not make the playoffs and the incoming talent and returners will look to get
the Warrior men’s program back on track in 2011. The WWCC men will also include 28
new faces that join the squad and will look to make an immediate impact for the Warriors.
The blend of some experienced returners and the addition of new faces will leave the
2011 Warrior men with the task of finding their new identity, continuing the success of the
program, competing for an Eastern Region Championship, and qualifying for the playoffs.
Warrior program will be Colten Sullivan (Kamiakin HS / Kennewick, WA) and Zach Russell
(Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA) who were club teammates, along with McNamar, for
the Washington State Champion Three Rivers SC squad. Sullivan and Russell were both
CBBN All-Conference selections and Russell was the leader for his Southridge Suns 4th
place finish in 3A.
Furthermore, the Warrior midfield add Washington products Alexio Garcia (Davis HS /
Yakima, WA), Jose Espinoza (Wapato HS / Wapato, WA), Eduardo Ramos (Okanogan
HS / Okanogan, WA), and local talent Salvador Esquivel (Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla,
WA) who will all vie for roles in the Warrior midfield and provide depth to many areas as
they all adapt to the pace and physicality of the college game. Lastly, Fredi Rojas (Skyview
HS / Nampa, ID) and cousin of fellow Warrior Jason Vasquez will compete for minutes in
the central of the midfield.
“We have a few solid returners, but we have a lot of incoming talented players fresh off
high school and club careers that will have to adjust to the pace of college soccer. We have
some work to do to be where we need to be at the end of the season, but we are looking
forward to the challenge with a new group of young men.” (Coach Bodnar)
Coach Bodnar states, “We are very excited about the size, athleticism, and overall talent
of our 2011 Warrior midfield. There will be a lot of talented guys competing for minutes and
our depth will allow us to do a variety of different things with shape and attacking preferences. We will look for Mikey to provide some experience and leadership to the young
midfield, but we feel that the players we have brought in will provide us more depth and
flair even with the loss of Mikey Ramos to graduation.”
Forwards
The Warrior attack graduated high school teammates Marco Acevedo (Pasco HS /Pasco,
WA) and Paul Herrera (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA). Both players provided goal scoring for
the Warriors during their two seasons. The Warriors also lose Nick Wood (Richland HS /
Richland, WA) as he has left the program.
The Warrior frontline will look completely different then the past few years with a large
group of talented freshman coming into the fray. The lone returner for the Warrior frontline
is local talent Rene Saldana (Walla Walla HS / Walla Walla, WA) who gave the Warriors
depth and provided some key sparks during his freshman year due to his motor. Leading
the charge for the 2011 campaign will be Erik Vaught (Timberline HS / Boise, ID) who is
coming off a red-shirt season due to a foot injury. Erik has worked hard to get back to the
field and we are very excited about his size, passing ability, and crafty ability in the attack.
Also returning to the Warriors is Evgeny Potanin (Sentinel HS / Missoula, MT / Vishney
Volochok, Russia) who red-shirted his freshman year.
Defenders
The Warriors see the departure of Brady Espinoza (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA) who was a
NWAACC East All-Star centerback and also Tyler Lawton (Mountain View HS / Boise, ID)
another NWAACC All-Star.
The 2011 Warrior backline returns a duo from the 2010 backline in Martin Ramirez (Pasco
HS / Pasco, WA) and Tony Garey (Borah HS / Boise, ID). Ramirez and Garey will have
a lot on their shoulders as they look to anchor the young Warrior backline. Ramirez will
captain the Warriors this season. The coaching staff will look for more consistency from
both players as they enter their sophomore season. Also returning to the Warrior backline
is Charlie Redline (Post Falls HS / Post Falls, ID) who has improved immensely and is a
leader for the Warriors. Louis Poeppel (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA) also returns to the Warriors
after a injury shortened freshman season and will look to recover from a mini-camp injury
to compete for the Warriors.
Joining the Warrior attack are two very promising freshman in Oscar Martinez (Davis HS
/ Yakima, WA), Jonathan Rodriguez (Connell HS / Connell, WA), and Perry McNamar
(Richland HS / Richland, WA) who enter the program after very successful high school
and club careers. Martinez was a CBBN 1st Team selection and led his Davis Pirates in
scoring. Rodriguez was a SCAC 1st Team forward and 2009 SCAC MVP and also led his
Connell team in scoring. McNamar was a CBBN 1st Team forward as well and was the
leading goal scorer in the league. McNamar also was the leading goal scorer for his Three
Rivers SC club team that won the U-18 Washington State Championship. All three highly
touted players join the Warrior attack and the coaching staff is thrilled to add such pace,
toughness, and goal scoring skill to the squad. In addition, the Warriors have added Jason
Vasquez (Skyview HS / Nampa, ID) and Chris Kirkpatrick (Kuna HS / Kuna, ID). Vasquez
is a powerful forward with a great engine and Kirkpatrick has surprised the coaching staff
with his pace. Both players were SIC 1st Team selections as forward and will look to come
in and provide depth to the Warrior attack as they adjust to the college game.
Joining the Warrior backline are some talented young men who had accomplished high
school and club careers. Leading the way are Jesse Macias (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA),
Armando Escobedo (East Valley HS / Yakima, WA), Jake Helm (Bishop Kelly HS / Boise,
ID) Connor Cravens (Southridge HS / Kennewick, WA), and local talent Lupito Salazar
(McLoughlin HS / Milton-Freewater, OR). Macias looks to regain his from from sitting out
last season due to injury, but has come back healthy and strong. Escobedo and Helm
were both 1st Team All-Conference selections and will look to add immediate depth and
quality for the Warrior backline that needs to fill some holes alongside Ramirez and Garey.
Cravens, also a Three Rivers SC player and State Champion will provide size and strength
to the backline. Salazar, whose brother Esteban won a NWAACC Championship with the
Warriors in 2008, will provide pace and toughness to the left side of the backline. Furthermore, Alaska Northstar club teammates Sean Gillam (A.J. Diamond HS / Anchorage,
AK) and Eli Seymour (Robert Service HS / Anchorage, AK) will look to compete for depth
in a few roles for the Warriors as they adapt to the college game. Gillam is shortly out
of recovering from a knee injury that derailed his senior season, but has looked strong
in mini-camp. The WWCC coaching staff agrees that these two Alaska players are the
strongest in the programs history. Lastly, local product Adrian Tello (Walla Walla HS / Walla
Walla, WA) will join the Warriors, and although may be a year away from finding the field is
a talent that the Warriors are very excited about. Angel Niebla (Okanogan HS / Okanogan,
WA) will look to compete for minutes and a role in the backline.
“We have a definite goal scoring threats in the dynamic players we have brought in. There
are a lot of guys competing for a few spots. We have recruited all kinds of different front
runners and we are thrilled to have the depth up top that we lacked in previous years.
We are excited to see what happens and definitely think it will make us a better team as
we will look to score more goals then in years past and be more dangerous in the attack”
Coach Bodnar.
Midfield
The Warrior midfield will be one of youth and depth as the program looks to fill the void
left by two-time NWAACC All-Star Mikey Ramos (University HS / Spokane, WA) who has
transferred to Seattle University. As a freshman, Ramos led the Warriors in scoring with
16 goals and led the league in assist with 10 and again was an NWAACC leader in both
categories before going down with a season ending injury. In addition, consistent starter
Talon Wyatt (Century HS / Pocatello, ID) and Griffen Hoerner (Post Falls HS / Post Falls,
ID) also graduated. Wyatt, now playing at Oregon Institute of Technology, was a 2009
NWAACC All-Region selection while Hoerner was a battle tested leader in the Warrior
midfield whose work ethic was contagious.
“We have a mix of returners and new faces that will anchor the backline for us this year.
They are all very experienced in terms of having played in very high level club games, and
high school finals. Martin and Tony are going to have to anchor this group until the young
ones get their feet wet, but I am positive we will be very solid after we get some experience.
The one thing we have added this year that was missing last year was some size in our
backline. I am hoping this makes us a more rounded group.”
The lone returner to the Warrior midfield is Mikey Luhrs (Meridian HS / Meridian, ID). Mikey
started nearly every year as a freshman and will captain the young Warriors. Luhrs brings
to the midfield leadership, experience, and pace. Joining the Warrior midfield is a selection of very talented and highly touted players starting with Kyle Menchaca (Meridian HS
/ Meridian, ID), who was a high school teammate of Luhrs. Menchaca was the 5A Idaho
Co-Player of the Year and was an ESPN Rise Selection, honoring his talents as one of
the best in the country. Just as exciting is fellow midfielder Kentaro Bodzewski (Ballard
HS / Seattle, WA) who was a 1st Team KingCo selection and will look to immediately impact the Warrior lineup. In addition, Hugo Monroy (Corvallis HS / Corvallis, OR) and Ariel
Chavez (J.M. hanks HS / El Paso, TX) will look to also add immediate impact and quality
to the Warrior midfield. Monroy is a large, technically gifted midfielder who will be key to
the Warriors success. Chavez has a ton of pace and ability and will look to lead the Warrior attack from the midfield as he suits up for a few different roles for the Warriors. 2009
CWAC Co-MVP Luis Alcala (Toppenish HS / Toppenish, WA) also joins the very talented
midfield and will look to adjust to the pace of the college game and add depth and a different style to the midfield. Contining in the long line of successful Tri-Cities players to join the
Goal Keepers
The 2011 Goalkeeping duties will again be down to sophomores Josh Lindsay (Boise
HS / Boise, ID) and Emmanuel Martinez (Pasco HS / Pasco, WA). Both had tremendous
high school and club careers. Josh is a big, physical, athletic goalkeeper who with some
refining technically can be a very steady presence between the pipes. Martinez has every
accolade that a goalkeeper can receive in the state, region, and country. He was selected
to ESPN High Rise High School All-Stars as a senior and is a two-time WIAA All-State performer at Pasco High School. Martinez won a state championship in goal as a freshman
and led his team to another final as a junior. The battle, as during their freshman year, will
be fierce as the coaching staff looks for better form from the goalkeeping position.
“For the second straight year we will look to see who wins the competition between Josh
and Manny for us at goalkeeper. Both played significant minutes as freshman and had
their share of good play and mistakes. We look for both to be better during their sophomore seasons and anchor the Warrior defense” Coach Bodnar
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Class of 2010
Simkins Grabs Scholarship from Metro State
Jordan Simkins (Bozeman HS / Bozeman, MT) started two seasons at
WWCC, twice being honored as a NWAACC All-Star. Jordan recorded 16
shutouts with a 0.27 GAA as a freshman in 2009 and had a 0.20 GAA with
15 shutouts as a sophomore. Jordan was the anchor for her two seasons
at WWCC helping the Warriors to a 40-1-3 record and 2009 and 2010
NWAACC Championships.
Ramos Signs with Seattle University
Sophomore midfielder Mikey Ramos signed with Seattle University. As a
freshman, Mikey scored 16 goals and had 10 goals as he lead the young
Warriors to a NWAACC Finalist appearance. His sophomore season saw
him score 9 goals and had 3 assists, but his season was cut short due to
a broken foot a week into conference play. Ramos (University HS, Spokane Valley) was a two time NWAACC All-Star midfielder selection and
was one of the most talented players to play for the Warriors.
Lacey Chooses College of Idaho
Brittney Lacey (Capital HS / Boise, ID) has decided to continue her playing career at the College of Idaho. During her two years at WWCC Lacey
was a key cog for the 2009 and 2010 NWAACC Championships playing
multiple roles for the Warriors during her two seasons. Brittney looks to
,major in veterinary medicine at C of I.
Wyatt Committs to OIT
Talon Wyatt (Century HS, Pocatello, ID) will continue his playing career
at Oregon Institute of Technology. Talon was a two year starter for the
Warrior midfield and as a freshman started in the NWAACC Final. Wyatt
will join former Warriors Jimmy Merkley (Pocatello, ID) and Victor Corona
(Milton-Freewater, OR).
Class of 2009
Pagan To Play For French Soccer Academy
Marianne Johnson Continues Long Line of Warriors to EWU
Sophomore goalkeeper Joey Pagan has announced that he will continue his playing career after signing a contract with the French Soccer
Academy in Seattle. As a freshman, Pagan, was the NWAACC Final Four
MVP and anchored the Warriors to their first ever NWAACC Men’s Soccer
Championship. Pagan (Eagle HS, Eagle, ID) was a two-year starter for
the Warriors and had a combined record of 32-7-3 and shares the WWCC
record for shutoiuts in a season (15). Joey had 27 shutouts for his career
as a Warrior. Joey was a two time NWAACC All-Star.
Marianne Johnson (Pasco HS, Pasco, WA) after one year of playing with
the Warriors has completed her educational track and has decided to join
a long list of former Warriors in signing to play for Eastern Washington
University. Johnson was a starter for the 2010 NWAACC Champ Warriors
and she was a member of the NWAACC All-Star team. She scored 6
goals and had 2 assist during her freshman year as a starter. Head Coach
Hageage “Marianne’s work rate in the middle of the park makes her the
type of player who can step in right away and have an impact. She is a
physical player, who is good in the air and tackles hard.” Marianne will
team up with former Warrior standout Dashia Huff (Southridge HS, Kennewick, WA) who during her junior year received All-Big Sky Honor’s.
Fujimoto Heads To Grand Canyon University (Az)
Defender Stephan Fujimoto will finish his collegiate career at Dividion II
Grand Canyon next year. Fujimoto was a two year starter for the Warriors
and was part of the programs first ever NWAACC men’s Championship in
2008. Fujimoto (Mountainview HS, Meridian, ID) helped the Warriors to a
combined record of 32-7-3 in his two years in the program. Grand Canyon
won the Pacific West Conference in 2009.
Alston Inks with Boise State University
Dominique Alston (Skyview HS, Boise, ID) has decided to return home and
compete for the Boise State Lady Broncos. Dominique was a starter and
captain for the Warriors during her two year career and led the Warriors
to consecutive NWAACC Championships. As a sophomore, Alston was a
NWAACC All-Star selection. She was an anchor in the Warrior backline that
only allowed 10 goals in 2010. Coach Bodnar, “We are very proud of the
strides Mo made while here at WWCC and wish her all the best.”
Huff Joins Long Line Of Warriors To Sign With Ewu
Warrior sophomore Dashia Huff has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her soccer career at Eastern Washington University next season. Huff
was a two-time All-NWAACC defender and a key member of the women’s
team that went 21-1-0 this past season and won the NWAACC Championship. Huff captained and anchored the backline for the Warriors during her two
years at WWCC and led her team finish 21-1 in the 2009 season, winning the
NWAACC Championship. They were regular season champions with a 15-0
record. In 2008 and 2009, she was invited and played in the NWAACC AllStar Showcase and earned NWAACC All-Star honors as a defender. Dashia
was a second team All-State performer and well as a first team all-conference
defender at Southridge High School (Tri-Cities, WA) EWU Coach Hageage
on Huff: “Dashia is a great addition for us. She has two years under her belt
at Walla Walla and can play both in the center and on the outside in the back. Her athleticism and ability to read the game, along with her maturity as a
player, will give us a number of options for how we want to line up next fall.”
Miraglio joins Grand Canyon University
Lena Miraglio (Clarkston HS, Clarkston WA) has turned down several
other offers to join Grand Canyon University in the fall. Lena departs
WWCC having been one of the most decorated centerbacks in programs
history with 2 NWAAC Championships, over 50 starts, and 2 NWAACC
All-Star honors and Academic All-Conference honors.
Hickman and Jones Ink with Westminster College
Margo Hickman (Mountainview HS / Boise, ID) and Justine Jones (Borah
HS / Boise, ID) have both signed with Westminster College. Hickman’s
sophomore season saw her score 28 goals and add 9 assists (Career-45
goals, 12 assists) as she was chosen as the Eastern Region MVP and
NWAACC All-Star. Jones, the 2010 NWAACC Finals Four MVP had a
great career with 20 goals, 13 assists. Both Hickman and Jones were
prime contributors for both the 2009 and 2010 NWAACC Championships
for the Warrior women.
Lucas Inks With Boise State
Lucas was a two-time First Team East-West Division forward and this past
year led the team with 23 goals scored and 14 assists as the Warriors went
21-1-0 and won the NWAACC Championship. A product of Richland High
School, Lucas earned first-team all-league honors two consecutive years
while leading the Bombers to four-straight district and regional championships. During her two seasons at WWCC, Lucas recorded 46 goals and
25 assists. Lucas was a dominant force and helped her team win the 2009
NWAACC Championship. She also earned two consecutive NWAACC AllConference honors. Lucas plans to major in pre-med while at Boise State. 20
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O’loughlin Committs To Concordia-Portland
Homer To Play At Seattle University
Warrior sophomore Tahlia O’Loughlin has signed a letter of intent to play
soccer at Concordia University in Portland, OR next year. O’Loughlin
was a two-time all-conference player as a forward after scoring 36 goals
and 14 assists in two seasons of play. As a freshman, O’Loughlin led the
NWAACC with 24 goals. In 2009 she helped the Warriors to a 21-1-0
overall record and an NWAACC championship. O’Loughlin was a two-time
all-conference player as a forward after scoring 36 goals and 14 assists in
two seasons of play. As a freshman, O’Loughlin led the NWAACC with 24
goals in helping the Warriors to a 24-1-0 overall record and an NWAACC
championship. O’Loughlin was an All-Conference forward out of Borah
High School in Boise, Idaho. She played club soccer for Les Bois United
and helped the team to two state championships. “Tahlia is a fierce competitor who works hard and hates to lose,” CU Coach Landy said. “She is
a proven goal scorer that will give us another weapon up front as we look
to be multi-dimensional in our attack. Concordia-Portland has one of the
top NAIA women’s programs in the country.
Sophomore Goalkeeper Liz Homer has announced that she will continue
her playing career at Seattle University. The Redhawks are a Division
I program that is coming off a 12-5-3 season in 2008. Homer had 17
shutouts last season in goal for the Warriors as she earned NWAACC
South-East All Star honors and helped the women go 24-1-0 on the season, win their 6th straight East Region Championship, and finish 2nd in
the NWAACC. She also was on the NWAACC All-Academic team as she
finished with a 3.59 GPA.
Jones Heads To University Of Evansville
Defender Shayna Jones will finish her collegiate career at Division I
Evansville next year. Jones was an NWAACC South-East all-conference
defender the past two years and helped lead her team to a two-year
record of 46-2-1. She totaled eight goals and 13 assists despite playing
defense. Jones was also a member of the Boise Capitals Soccer Club that
won five state championships, and was a first team all-state selection as a
senior at Borah High School in 2007. Evansville went 13-5-2 in 2008 and
won the Missouri Valley Conference.
Brusic Chooses Montana State University-Billings
Sophomore Amanda Brusic has signed a letter of intent to play at Montana State - Billings next year. Brusic was an East-South All Star in 2008
and All-East Region in 2009 as a midfielder. She was a two-year starter
and helped lead the women to a 21-1-0 record and their first NWAACC
Championship this past season.
Davin Decides On Whitworth
Brusic was a 2008 NWAACC All-Conference selection and helped lead her
team to its first NWAACC title in 2009. She also was named all-region. She
prepped at West Valley High School in Yakima, Wash., where she helped
lead her team to state all four years, including a runner-up finish in 2004 and
a fourth place finish in 2007. While in high school, Brusic earned first team allconference honors in 2004 and 2005 as a forward, and all-state honors both
years. She earned the Coaches Award in 2006 and 2007, as well as second
team all-league honors both seasons. “Amanda comes to us from a very
good Walla Wall Community College program,” MSU-B Coach Trentham said. “With her experience, technical ability and vision on the ball, I believe she has
the opportunity to compete immediately for time in the center of the park.”
Sid Davin will play for the Division III Whitworth Pirates next year. Davin was
an NWAACC South-East All-Conference Midfielder in 2008 and was also on
the All-Academic team with a 3.37 GPA. Davin scored six goals and tallied
five assists her sophomore year in helping the Warriors to a 24-1-0 record
and 2nd place NWAACC finish. Whitworth plays in the Northwest Conference and had a record of 15-4-1 overall and 11-4-1 in conference play.
Reid And Morton To Go To Whitman College
Chris Reid and 2008 South-East All-Conference midfielder Beau Morton
will finish their playing careers in Walla Walla at Whitman College. The
Missionaries went 11-2-7 last season including 9-2-3 in conference play.
Reid scored six goals and had two assists from his forward position
while Morton had one goal and six assists as a midfielder for the 2008
NWAACC Champion Warriors. Morton was also an All-Academic performer with a 3.54 GPA.
Pingree To Play At Idaho State
The midfielder helped Walla Walla CC post a 21-1-0 record for the season
and an undefeated 15-0-0 record in the East Region. She recorded three
goals during her limited contests for the Warriors, including a two-goal game
in a 7-0 victory over Olympic. Pingree sustained a knee injury following her
contest against Olympic and is currently in search of attaining a medical
redshirt for the season. Prior to WWCC, Pingree was one of five players to
start all 19 contests for Montana in 2008 where the Griz advanced to the
Big Sky tournament. She scored a goal and made an assist for three points
as a freshman. Her only goal for the season was a game winner against
Idaho in a 2-0 victory. “We are very excited to add Anna Pingree to our 2010
class, as she brings not only a wealth of experience, but also first-hand
knowledge of the Big Sky Conference,” said Head Coach Gibson. “Anna
will be an anchor of our defense in the midfield as well as being a first line
of our attack in the transition game.” -Coach Gibson
Mendoza To Be A Geoduck
Luis Mendoza will play for Evergreen State College next season. Mendoza was a 2008 South-East All-Conference forward as he scored 13
goals and had three assists for the 2008 NWAACC Champs. Evergreen
competes in the NAIA Cascade Collegiate Conference. They were 5-11-0
in 2008 including 4-7-0 in the conference.
Class Of 2007
Class of 2008
Four Warrior Women Make Commitments For Next Season
Hacker To Play At Uc-Colorado Springs
Four Warrior Women’s soccer players have finalized plans on where to
continue their soccer careers. Alli Krous, Taylor Sinclair, Hailey Bohnet,
and Danielle Rodriguez helped lead the Warriors to a 45-3-1 record over
the past two seasons, back-to-back East Region Championships, and
back-to-back 2nd place finishes in the NWAACC.
Sophomore centerback Jordan Hacker has announced that he will continue his soccer career at the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs.
UCCS is a Division II school and competes in the Rocky Mounatin Athletic
Conference. They were 5-12-2 last season. Hacker (West Valley HS,
Yakima, WA) was a two-year starter for the Warriors. He was a vital part of
the 2008 Warrior team that finished 18-3-2, won the East Region Championship, and won the school’s first soccer NWAACC Championship.
Hacker also finished his time at WWCC with a 3.40 GPA and was named
to the All-Academic team.
Warrior Soccer Coach Chad Bodnar: “These girls helped take our program to great heights for 2 years, and I am glad we can help them move
on to 4-year programs and continue with their success.”
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T R ANSFER ATHLETES
Alli Krous: Yakima, WA committed to U. Maine NCAA D-1
2007 NWAACC North-East All-Star as a midfielder: 22 goals, 9 assists.
2006 NWAACC North-East All Star as a midfielder: 13 goals, 16 assists
During the 2007 season Foster scored 2 goals and 2 assists for WWCC.
He helped lead the Warriors to a 13-3-2 record and was named to the
NWAACC All-Star Team in the midfielder category.
Taylor Sinclair: Richland, WA committed to CSU Pueblo NCAA D-2
2007 NWAACC North-East All Star as a defender: 2 goals, 5 assists.
2006 NWAACC North-East All Star as a defender: 7 assists
In his prep years, Foster was a three year all-conference player at West
Valley High and currently he has been player of the week twice for the
Yakima Reds Professional Development Summer League.
Hailey Bohnet: Walla Walla, WA committed to E. Oregon NAIA
2007: 10 goals, 3 assists.
2006: 8 goals, 1 assist
Head coach John Purtteman is enthusiastic about signing Kyle, an excellent defender, to the program. “Kyle is a top level player who will bring
some grit to the Evergreen midfield”.
Danielle Rodriguez: Hamilton, MT committed to Warner Pacific NAIA
2007: 8 goals, 5 assists.
2006: 13 goals, 3 assists
Foster will enroll as a junior at Evergreen during the fall quarter of ‘08.
Griffiths Decides On College Of Idaho
Brian Griffiths has committed to NAIA College of Idaho (formerly known
as Albertsons College). The Coyotes are a part of the Cascade Collegiate
Conference. As a freshman Griffiths scored 2 goals and played in 19 games
as a midfielder. As a sophomore Griffiths did not score put played a vital role
in the Warriors midfield as he started every game. Griffiths was a two time
Southern Idaho All-Conference selection for Timberline High School and
won five Idaho State championships with the Boise Nationals Soccer Club.
Jones Decides On Minnesota-Crookston
Justine Jones has committed to D-II Univ. of Minnesota-Crookston. The
Golden Eagles are part of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. In
her freshman year Jones scored 14 goals and had 3 assists and earned AllConference honors as a midfielder. Her sophomore year she was named a
team captain and again earned All-Conference honors as she had 12 goals
and 12 assists from her midfield position. Jones was a Big Nine All-Conference selection and a 4A All-State selection as a senior at Richland HS.
Young Chooses Concordia
“Justine is a tremendous addition to our program,” says U of M, Crookston
Soccer coach Chris Przemieniecki.  “She brings experience, vision and
tenacity. Justine will be expected to come in and make an immediate impact.  Her success at Walla Walla C.C. will definitely aide us in our quest
to turn the Golden Eagle Soccer program around.”
Warrior sophomore midfielder Alex Young, from Flathead, MT, has committed to Concordia University to continue his soccer career next season.
Young scored three goals and had two assists as a freshman and scored
one goal as a sophomore from his midfield position. Young prepped at
Flathead HS where he led his team to a Montana State Championship his
senior season. Concordia University is an NAIA program located in Portland, Oregon. The Cavaliers finished last season as Cascade Collegiate
Conference Champions for a sixth straight year with a 16-4-0 record.
Duffy Second Warrior To Choose Csu-Pueblo
Candice Duffy has committed to D-II CSU-Pueblo. The Thunderwolves
are part of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. She joins teammate
Taylor Sinclair who committed a few weeks ago. As a freshman Duffy
earned All-Conference honors as a forward when she scored 20 goals
and had 13 assists. Her sophomore season she was named East Region
MVP as she led the NWAACC in goals scored with 32 and contributed 9
assists. In high school, Duffy was a 2-time player of the year for her 5A
Conference at Idaho Falls HS in Idaho Falls, ID.
Class Of 2006
Beyerlein Signs With UW-Green Bay
“I was really impressed by Candice because she can score goals, but she
also does a nice job setting up other people. She’s another woman who
is a great fit for our program as well as a brilliant attacking player, “says
CSU-Pueblo head coach Dave Morris.
Warrior Sophomore Lydia Beyerlein has signed a letter of intent to
continue her soccer career at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.
UW-Green Bay is a Division I program that is headed by Quinn Ross, and
Green Bay is the former home of Warrior Coach Chad Bodnar who was a
standout on the soccer team there. While coach Bodnar was a member of
the Phoenix, he was coached by Coach Ross.
Neal Chooses Byu-Hawaii
Beyerlein is part of an impressive recruiting class for the Phoenix. “You never really know the impact of a recruiting class until two or three years into
the process, but this is definitely one of the deepest we have signed,” said
Ross. UW-Green Bay finished the 2006 campaign with an 8-7-2 record.
Sophomore midfielder Bryan Neal has chosen to continue his soccer
career at Division II BYU-Hawaii. Neal was a vital part of the first Warrior
Men’s team to make a final four appearance. In 2004 Neal started 20
games and was the anchor of the Warrior midfield before going on his
mission in England for 2 years. He contributed 2 goals and 3 assists for
the 2007 Warrior squad that finished 15-4-3. Neal was a Big Nine all conference selection 3 years at Eisenhower High School and was a member
of the Yakima Reds in the PDL League. 
Beyerlein was a 2-time All-Conference selection as a defender while a
member of the Warriors. She was credited with 6 goals her freshmen
year and 2 assists as a sophomore. A 3-time All-Conference selection at
Moscow High School in Idaho, Lydia was a Defensive MVP of the league
her senior year and an Idaho ODP selection
Coach Bodnar’s Comments:
Foster Signs Letter Of Intent
“I am extremely proud to send an athlete Like Lydia to UWGB. I had
a great experience as a Phoenix athlete and love coach Ross. He will
enjoy having Lydia, and although I am sad to see her leave WWCC, I am
excited for her future.”
Kyle Foster (West Valley HS ‘05 / Walla Walla CC) signed his letter of intent to play at The Evergreen State College in 2008. As a defender, where
he started 18 games, Foster played at fellow Cascade Conference member school Northwest University in Kirkland during the 2005 season. In
2007 he transferred to Walla Walla Community College and was elected
captain of the team.
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T R ANSFER ATHLETES
Pulse to join S. Florida College
Koelzer becomes 4th Warrior in 2 years for EWU
Daniel Pulse will play at South Florida College next year. Pulse played
in 21 games as a freshman in 2004 and scored 1 goal from his midfield
position. He missed the entire year in 2005 due to an injury. In 2006,
Pulse played in 23 games and started 19 as he recorded 1 goal and 2
assists. Pulse was a All-Conference selection and a senior captain for 4A
Eisenhower HS in Yakima, WA.
Warrior Sophomore Forward Lauryn Koelzer has chosen Eastern Washington University and signed a letter of intent to play for the Eagles. She
will join 3 Warriors from the Class of 2005 on the Eagle roster; Forward
Shelly Ikerd, Goalkeeper Ashley Renz, and Defender Carrie Conners.
Koelzer had an amazing 2 years at WWCC as she was a 2-time AllConference selection and was named NWAACC MVP in 2005 when she
notched 31 goals and 21 assists, a Warrior freshmen record. Koelzer
added 21 goals and 9 assists for the Warriors in 2006 as they reached the
NWAACC Championship Game for the 2nd straight year.
Sinclair to play at D-I Maine University
Warrior Sophomore Corey Sinclair has signed a national letter of intent to
further his soccer career at NCAA Division I University of Maine. The Black
Bears are coached by Pat Laughlin. “Corey is an outstanding athlete who
brings experience and collegiate success with him to Maine,” said Laughlin.
“I expect him to come in and make a contribution immediately.”
Coach George Hageage comments on Lauryn: “Lauryn has a tremendous work rate and will be able to plug in up top or as an attacking center
midfielder. She was a late addition to our recruiting class; however, I am
reminded about the saying, “saving the best for last.” Lauren could be a
huge impact on our ability to score goals and gives us the best depth up
top we have ever had.”
Sinclair started in all 25 games for the Warriors from his centerback position. Sinclair was a transfer from Northwest University where he started
13 games and played in 14 for the Eagles as a freshman. A product of
Richland HS, he was a 2-time All-Conference selection, named to the TriCity Herald’s All-Area team, and a Co-MVP his senior season.
Koelzer was a 2-time 2A Washington State player of the year in high
school and helped lead Connell to 2 state championships.
Coach Bodnar’s Comments:
Coach Bodnar’s comments:
“Lauryn is one of my favorite athletes I have ever coached and I am
excited for her to have the opportunity to get to play D-1 soccer. Coming
from such a small high school, I feel good about the fact she came here
and has a chance to enter the big stage and see what she can do. If she
approaches things right, she will be on the field a lot this fall.”
“I am glad Corey gets the opportunity after being unhappy with his first
four year college choice. It makes me feel good to give a kid another
chance, and a chance at the highest level of collegiate soccer in the US. I
hope Corey goes in and works hard and does well for himself.”
Crim signs with Chico State
Sophomore Midfielder Zach Crim has signed a letter of intent to play at
Chico State University, a Division II program in Chico, CA. Crim will join
former Warrior Ian Hilgart with the Wildcats who are coached by Mike
O’Malley. “We are very excited about acquiring Zac,” O’Malley said. “He’s
very strong in the air all over the field. His athleticism and fitness allow
him to compete at a high level.”
Crim was a 2006 All-Conference selection for the Warriors when he
scored 5 goals and tallied 21 assists. He scored 15 goals to go with 7 assists in a strong freshmen season.
Crim has several records for WWCC. He holds season and career records
for assists with 28 and 21 respectively. He also holds the record for total
career starts and consecutive starts with 51.
Coach Bodnar’s comments:
“Zac is a good player with a ton of ability. It is good to see him go to such
a quality program. He will enjoy his time in Chico, and I fully expect him to
be a valuable asset to their program.”
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T E AM RECORDS
WARRIOR WOMEN Total Wins in a Season – Team...................... 24, 08
Total Wins in a Season – Goalkeeper............ 24, Liz Homer (08)
Shutouts in a Season – Team......................... 19, Sharee Fitzgerald & Liz Homer (07)
Shutouts in a Season – Goalkeeper.............. 17, Liz Homer (08)
Shutouts in a Career....................................... 24, Ashley Renz (04-05)
Goals Against – Season per Game................ 0.40 GAPG (08)
Minutes Played – Season Goalkeeper........... 2030 min, Ashley Renz (05)
Minutes Played – Career Goalkeeper............ 3200 min, Ashley Renz (04-05)
Total Goals in a Season – Team..................... 129, (07)
Total Goals – Career........................................ 75, Shelly Ikerd (04-05)
Total Goals – Season...................................... 42, Shelly Ikerd (04)
Total Goals – Freshman.................................. 42, Shelly Ikerd (04)
Total Assists in a Season – Team.................. 104, 01
Total Assists – Career..................................... 30, Alyssa Latham (00-01)
Total Assists – Season.................................... 24, Alyssa Latham (01)
Total Assists – Freshman............................... 21, Lauryn Koelzer (05)
Total Points – Career....................................... 165, Shelly Ikerd (04-05)
Total Points – Season..................................... 89, Shelly Ikerd (04)
Playoff Goals – Career.................................... 5, Alyssa Latham (00-01)
Playoff Goals – Season................................... 4, Krista Hytrek (01), Alyssa Latham (00)
Playoff Points – Career................................... 11, Alyssa Latham, (00-01)
Playoff Points – Season.................................. 8, Krista Hytrek (01), Alyssa Latham (00)
Total Starts – Career........................................ 49, Jessica Wallace (01-02), Taylor Sinclair (06-07)
Total Consecutive Starts................................. 49, Jessica Wallace (01-02), Taylor Sinclair (06-07)
Total Multiple Goal Games – Season............. 10, Shelly Ikerd (04)
Most Goals Scored in a Game – Team........... 13, v Everett (9/13/04); v Skagit Valley (9/21/07)
Most Goals Scored in a Game – Player......... 5, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (9/13/04)
.......................................................................... 5, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (10/30/04)
........................................................................................ 5, Catherine Sherwin vs Columbia Basin (10/30/02)
......................................................................................... 5, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/02)
.......................................................................... 5, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/01)
Most Goals Scored in a Half – Team.............. 8, vs Everett (9/13/04); v Wenatchee (9/24/04);
.......................................................................... vs Skagit Valley (9/21/07)
Most Goals Scored in a Half – Player............ 4, Shelly Ikerd vs Everett (9/13/04) & (10/30/04)
.......................................................................... 4, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/02)
.......................................................................... 4, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/01)
Most Points in a Game – Player..................... 11, Shelly Ikerd v Everett (9/13/04) & (10/30/04)
.......................................................................... 11, Catherine Sherwin vs Wenatchee Valley (11/6/02)
.......................................................................... 11, Brandy Johnson vs Everett (9/22/01)
Consecutive Games with a Goal – Player......... 6 Shelly Ikerd (04); 6, Brandy Johnson (01)
Consecutive Games with a Point – Player........ 13, Brandy Johnson (01)
WOMEN’S PAST SEASON RECORDS:
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
21W-1L-0T
24W-1L-1T
22W-1L-1T
20W-2L-0T
23W-1L-2T
16W-3L-2T
14W-5L-3T
17W-5L-2T
18W-6L-1T
11W-6L-3T
4W-8L-3T
11W-7L-3T
11W-4L-4T
9W-9L-3T
(NWAACC Champions – East Champions)
(NWAACC Finals - SE Champions)
(NWAACC Finals - NE Champions)
(NWAACC Finals- E-W Champions)
(NWAACC Finals – SE Champions)
(NWAACC ¼ Finals – NE Champions)
(NWAACC T3rd – NE Champions)
(NWAACC 4th)
(NWAACC 2nd)
(NWAACC 3rd)
(NWAACC ¼ Finals)
(NWAACC ¼ Finals)
WOMEN’S COACHING RECORDS – PROGRAM
Chad Bodnar
John Charman
Mark Francis
2005-present
2000-2004
1996-99
WARRIOR MEN
UPDATED after 2009 Season
Total Wins in a Season – Team...................... 22, (06)
Total Wins in a Season – Goalkeeper............ 15, Jason Schadler (07)
Total Wins in a Career – Goalkeeper............. 26, Jason Schadler (06-07)
Shutouts in a Season – Team......................... 15, Fernando Munoz & Jason Schadler (06),
.......................................................................... Joey Pagan & Jeremiah Robinson (08)
Shutouts in a Season – Goalkeeper.............. 15, Joey Pagan (08)
Shutouts in a Career....................................... 16, Jason Schadler (06-07)
Goals Against – Season per Game................ 0.52 GAPG (06)
Goals Against – Season (min 750min).......... 0.26, Fernando Munoz (06)
Minutes Played – Season Goalkeeper........... 1530 min, Joey Pagan (09)
Minutes Played – Career Goalkeeper............ 3400 min, Joey Pagan (08-09)
Total Goals in a Season – Team..................... 91 (06)
Total Goals – Career........................................ 44, Fidel Angulo (04-05) , Rocky Snyder (07-08)
Total Goals – Season...................................... 23, Fidel Angulo (04), Rocky Snyder (07)
Total Goals – Freshman.................................. 23, Fidel Angulo (04), Rocky Snyder (07)
Total Assists in a Season – Team.................. 70 (05, 06)
Total Assists – Career..................................... 28, Zach Crimm (05-06)
Total Assists – Season.................................... 21, Zach Crimm (06)
Total Assists – Freshman............................... 15, Matt Salisbury (03)
Total Points – Career....................................... 99, Rocky Snyder (07-08)
Total Points – Season..................................... 53, Rocky Snyder (07)
Playoff Goals – Career.................................... 4, Fidel Angulo (04-05)
Playoff Goals – Season................................... 3, Fidel Angulo (04)
Playoff Points – Career................................... 8, Fidel Angulo (04-05)
Playoff Points – Season.................................. 6, Fidel Angulo (04-)
Total Starts – Career........................................ 51, Zach Crimm (05-06)
Total Consecutive Starts................................. 51, Zach Crim (05-06)
Total Multiple Goal Games – Season............. 6, Fidel Angulo (04)
Most Goals Scored in a Game – Team........... 13, vs Olympic CC (9/7/06)
Most Goals Scored in a Game – Player......... 4, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/03)
Most Goals Scored in a Half – Team.............. 8, v Everett (11/1/03)
Most Goals Scored in a Half – Player............ 4, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/03)
Most Points in a Game – Player..................... 9, Aaron Graff v Everett (11/1/03)
MEN’S PAST SEASON RECORDS:
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
Walla Walla
Columbia Basin
Clackamas
Spokane
Clackamas
Clackamas
(NWAACC Finals - Eastern Champions)
(NWAACC Champions - SE Champions)
(NWAACC Quarterfinals)
(NWAACC Semifinals – SE Champions)
(NWAACC Finals – SE Champions)
(NWAACC Semifinals – NE Champions)
(NWAACC ¼ Finals)
MEN’S COACHING RECORDS – PROGRAM
2006-Present
2003-2006
1998-02
48W-11L-6T
51W-11L-12T
14W-68L-10T
NWAACC MEN’S CHAMPIONS
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
119W-6L-3T
76W-25L-11T
35W-28L-13T
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
14W-4L-1T
18W-3L-2T
16W-4L-3T
22W-2L-1T
20W-2L-4T
19W-4L-1T
12W-3L-7T
2W-12L-4T
3W-13L-2T
4W-12L-0T
3W-15L-2T
2W-16L-2T
Chad Bodnar
John Charman
Santos Garcia
NWAACC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS
2009
2008
2007 2006
2005
2004
UPDATED after 2008 Season
North Idaho
Edmonds
North Idaho
Edmonds
Columbia Basin
Tacoma
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Bellevue
Walla Walla
Clark
Whatcom
Wenatchee Valley
Highline
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
Skagit Valley
Bellevue
Bellevue
Tacoma
Columbia Basin
Skagit Valley
2 0 11 Statistics
Women’s Statistics
Player
Goals
Assist
Shutouts
Y Cards
R Cards
Dominique Alston
7
7
0
1
0
Margo Hickman
28
9
0
0
0
Sami Hansen
2
0
0
0
0
Becky Ryerse
4
4
0
0
0
Kaylie Winston
18
7
0
1
0
Jaymie Balcom
2
1
0
0
0
Heather Krebsbach
0
0
0
1
0
Shae Yuma
7
1
0
0
0
Justine Jones
11
11
0
1
0
Marianne Johnson
6
2
0
0
0
Amanda Keebler
1
1
0
0
0
Heather Case
1
2
0
1
0
Brittney Lacey
2
1
0
0
0
Samantha Johnson
2
7
0
2
0
Lena Miraglio
0
2
0
0
0
Jordan Simkins
1
0
4
0
0
Courtney Hancock
0
0
1
0
0
Goals
Assist
Shutouts
Y Cards
R Cards
Nick Wood
4
1
0
1
0
Mikey Ramos
9
3
0
1
0
Paul Herrera
5
1
0
5
1
Jacob Gibson
0
0
0
3
0
Martin Ramirez
1
0
0
2
0
Marco Acevedo
3
3
0
3
1
Talon Wyatt
3
1
0
2
0
Tony Garey
0
0
0
3
0
Griffen Hoerner
0
0
0
3
0
Mikey Luhrs
0
1
0
1
0
Jose Lazo
1
0
0
0
0
Louis Poeppel
1
0
0
0
0
Brady Espinoza
0
0
0
4
0
Tyler Lawton
2
0
0
1
0
Josh Lindsay
0
0
1
0
0
Emmanuel Martinez
0
0
2
0
0
Men’s Statistics
Player
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2 0 10 NWAACC ALL-STAR TEAM
NORTH-EAST DIVISION – (MEN)
COACHES OF THE YEAR
Josh Turpen - Whatcom (North)
Kyle Vierck - Columbia Basin (East)
REGION MVP
Nino Tursic, F, Whatcom (North)
Andrew Mastronardi, F, Spokane (East)
FORWARDS
Raul Farias, Columbia Basin
Josue Hernandez, Spokane
Fermin Martinez, Treasure Valley
MIDFIELDERS
Corey Chandler, Columbia Basin
Ricky Chicas, Columbia Basin
Vicente Lara, Treasure Valley
Andy Mihovilovich, Whatcom
Hector Pinto, Treasure Valley
Mikey Ramos, Walla Walla
Gavin Richter, Columbia Basin
Greg Wolfe, Shoreline
DEFENDERS
MIDFIELDERS
Femi Akinniyi, Pierce
Cody Camp, Clark
Sean Foss, Tacoma
Felipe Heredia, Chemeketa
Tyler Hindmarch, Peninsula
Benjamin Maramontes, Clark
Devin Thomas, Highline
Josh Strasser, Bellevue
DEFENDERS
KEEPERS
FORWARDS:
Carlos Mendoza, Clark
Jared Wilson, Peninsula
NORTH-EAST DIVISION – (Women)
KEEPERS
Lateashea Currie, Spokane
Adrianna Jones, Yakima Valley
Kaylie Winston, Walla Walla
Jeanette Delaney - Edmonds (North)
Jim Martinson - Spokane (East)
REGION MVP
Brianna Ellis, F, Everett (North)
Margo Hickman, F, Walla Walla (East)
FORWARDS
MIDFIELDERS
Miguel Gonzalez, F, Peninsula (West)
Luis Echeverria, F, Chemeketa (South)
Katy Allen, Yakima Valley
Dominique Alston, Walla Walla
Jordan Benecke, Columbia Basin
Megan Bolmes, Edmonds
Madison Brixey, Treasure Valley
Casey Demory, Columbia Basin
Marianne Johnson, Walla Walla
Danaia Stuck, Spokane
FORWARDS
DEFENDERS
COACHES OF THE YEAR
Marty Limbird - Chemeketa (South)
Andrew Chapman - Peninsula (West)
REGION MVP
Brian Avila, Chemeketa
Suku Hudson, Pierce
Olivia Diaz, Columbia Basin
Jordan Simkins, Walla Walla
SOUTH-WEST DIVISION
COACHES OF THE YEAR
SOUTH-WEST DIVISION
KEEPERS
Garrett Devore, Tacoma
Brendan Hann, S. Puget Sound
Nick Herzberg, Clark
Sean Melby, Clark
Nathan Montoya, Pierce
Jeff Mullen, Peninsula
Brent Ricigliano, Peninsula
Zachary Taylor, Highline
Tanner Crass, Columbia Basin
Brady Espinoza, Walla Walla
Tyler Florez, Spokane
Tyler Lawton, Walla Walla
Graham Lundgren, Spokane
Ivan Ocampo, Whatcom
Merced Rodriguez, Columbia Basin
Daniel Valencia, Columbia Basin
Abel Bautista, Columbia Basin
Zach Knechtges, Spokane
Missy Everson, Columbia Basin
Chantel Green, Whatcom
Ashley Hayes, Edmonds
Samantha Johnson, Walla Walla
Lena Miraglio, Walla Walla
Caitlin Voehl, Everett
Moriah Beeler, Spokane
Caitlyn Blundon, Columbia Basin
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COACHES OF THE YEAR
Tao Shen - Skagit Valley (North)
Marty Limbird - Chemeketa (South)
REGION MVP:
Nino Tursic - Whatcom (North)
Gustavo Bermudez - Chemeketa (South)
Gustavo Bermudez, Chemeketa
Eric Branch, Chemeketa
Casey Woodruff, Pierce
Nino Tursic, Whatcom
MIDFIELDERS:
Tyler Hagen , Chemeketa
Vicente Reyes, Chemeketa
Ben Maramontes, Clark
Caleb Escobedo, Clark
Abraham Johnson, Clark
Stevie Laughlin, Pierce
Ben Sowers, Whatcom
Josh Rudnick, Whatcom
DEFENDERS:
Jose Sumoza, Chemeketa
Jorge Flores, Chemeketa
Jose Cabrera, Chemeketa
Nick Herzberg, Clark
Mike Kehoe, Edmonds
Tim Ritter, Pierce
Precilio Martinez, Shoreline
Kyle Wymer, Whatcom
KEEPERS:
Marshall Reese, Chemeketa
Carlos Mendoza, Clark
2 0 10 LEAGUE STANDINGS
NWAACC WOMEN’S SOCCER
LEAGUE STANDINGS
NWAACC MEN’S SOCCER
LEAGUE STANDINGS
2010 LEAGUE FINAL
NORTH
Z-Everett
X-Edmonds
X-Shoreline
Whatcom
Skagit Valley
2010 LEAGUE FINAL
LEA
11-2-1
8-5-1
5-8-1
5-8-1
0-13-1
PTS
34
25
16
16
1
SEA
13-4-1
9-6-3
8-8-1
8-10-2
0-17-1
GF
35
38
22
29
5
GA
12
25
23
38
63
SO
10
6
6
5
0
NORTH
Z-Shoreline
X-Whatcom
X-Edmonds
Skagit Valley
Everett
LEA
7-4-2
6-6-1
6-7-0
3-8-2
1-10-2
PTS
23
19
18
11
5
SEA
8-8-2
8-10-2
6-11-1
7-8-4
1-13-3
GF
32
36
25
25
11
GA
37
28
30
26
44
SO
4
5
5
6
2
EAST
LEA
Z-Walla Walla
13-0-2
X-Columbia Basin 9-2-4
X-Spokane
7-5-3
Yakima Valley
7-6-2
Treasure Valley
4-9-2
Wenatchee Valley 2-13-0
PTS
41
31
24
23
14
6
SEA
20-0-2
11-6-4
12-5-4
7-6-2
5-12-3
3-14-0
GF
94
38
54
39
19
23
GA
10
29
29
28
36
76
SO
12
7
10
2
5
2
EAST
Z-Columbia Basin
X-Treasure Valley
X-Spokane
Walla Walla
Wenatchee Valley
LEA
9-1-3
7-3-3
7-4-2
6-4-3
3-8-2
PTS
30
24
23
21
11
SEA
12-4-4
8-7-4
10-7-4
9-5-3
5-9-2
GF
28
40
34
29
26
GA
17
30
21
22
38
SO
9
3
9
5
0
WEST
Z-Bellevue
X-Peninsula
X-Highline
Tacoma
Green River
Olympic
LEA
10-1-4
6-4-5
6-5-4
4-5-6
5-8-2
2-10-3
PTS
34
23
22
18
17
9
SEA
13-3-4
6-7-6
7-7-4
4-7-6
5-10-2
4-11-3
GF
52
23
26
23
17
24
GA
25
29
25
28
31
50
SO
8
3
5
3
4
2
WEST
Z-Peninsula
X-Bellevue
X-Highline
Tacoma
Olympic
LEA
8-3-2
8-4-1
6-3-4
4-5-3
2-6-4
PTS
26
25
22
15
10
SEA
13-3-4
12-5-2
13-4-4
6-6-3
2-8-4
GF
36
61
39
27
22
GA
18
24
23
25
36
SO
8
4
7
4
3
SOUTH
Z-Clackamas
X-Lane
X-Chemeketa
Clark
SW Oregon
LEA
14-0-0
8-4-2
6-4-4
2-9-3
0-13-1
PTS
42
26
22
9
1
SEA
16-3-1
11-6-2
8-8-4
2-11-4
0-15-1
GF
57
36
46
12
8
GA
15
23
42
38
68
SO
11
7
2
2
0
SOUTH
Z-Clark
X-Chemeketa
X-Pierce
SW Oregon
S. Puget Sound
LEA
9-1-3
9-2-2
4-6-3
3-10-0
0-13-0
PTS
30
29
15
9
0
SEA
11-3-4
16-4-2
6-8-5
3-13-0
1-17-0
GF
47
79
35
17
8
GA
16
27
40
50
92
SO
7
6
3
1
0
Z - Clinched Region Champion
X - Clinched Playoff Berth
x - Clinched playoff berth
z - Clinched region championship
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