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Phoenix College Bears 

2009 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 

President’s Welcome 

Phoenix College has provided 

outstanding teaching and learning 

experiences for over 89 years, 

resulting in our students’ success in 

the classroom, on the field, and far 

beyond. A rich history and a cuttingedge 

learning environment coexist 

here, providing our students with a 

unique campus experience that is 

second to none. 

Intercollegiate athletics programs have long been a vital 

part of PC’s mission. Phoenix College student athletes 

participate in the Student Athlete Scholastic Success 

Program, receiving mentorship and advisement from 

coaches, administration, and faculty as they strive to reach 

their academic goals. The program has resulted in stellar 

outcomes: 

• Thirteen Phoenix College student athletes earned National 

Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Academic 

All-American honors in 2008-2009. 

• Nine of the 13 PC athletic teams were designated 

Academic All-American Teams, with a team grade point 

average of at least 3.0. 

• Our Women’s Track team was named NJCAA 2008- 

2009 Academic Team of the Year with a team grade point 

average of 3.58. 

• The PC Women’s Basketball team was named to the 

Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Honor Roll for 

holding the highest G.P.A. nationally. 

• During 2008-2009, 62 Phoenix College student athletes 

signed on to continue their athletic and academic pursuits 

at the university level. 

Generations of outstanding students begin the pursuit 

of their educational, professional, and personal goals 

at Phoenix College. PC’s uniquely talented faculty, 

administrators, and staff share a commitment to the 

highest academic standards and are dedicated to 

encouraging each of our students to go far, close to home. 

Thank you for supporting our student athletes. I hope you 

thoroughly enjoy yourself at this event, and I look forward 

to your continued engagement in the variety of educational, 

athletic, cultural, and civic opportunities available right here 

in your community, at Phoenix College. 

Go Bears! 

Table of Contents 

Phoenix College 

Athletic Department 

Information. ............. 2-3 

2009 Schedule ............ 4 

2009 Coaching Staff ....... 5 

2009 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Player Bios 2009 ........ 7-17 

2009 Athletic Trainers ......18 

Awards & Records ...... 19-24 

Anna Solley, Ed.D. 

President 


A Maricopa Community College 

2009 Phoenix College Women’s Soccer Media Guide 1

Phoenix College Administration 

Dr. Anna Solley 

President, Phoenix College 

Mr. Daniel Herbst 

Interim Vice President Student Affairs 

Dean of Student Affairs 

Mr. Scott Geddis 

Athletic Director 

Athletic Department Coaches and Staff 

Ms. Lisa-Ruiz Gonzales 

Head Athletic Trainer and Ass’t 

Athletic Director 

Ms. April Perotti 

Athletic Trainer 

Mr. Kurt Palmer 

Baseball Coach 

Mr. Matt Gordon 

Men’s Basketball Coach and 

Ass’t Athletic Director 

Ms. Samantha Ezell 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

and Ass’t Athletic Director 

Mr. Land Jacobsen 

Football Coach 

Mr. Mark Mejia 

Assistant Football Coach 

Mr. Erik Kotheimer 

Golf Coach 

Ms. Maybritt Hair 

Office Coordinator 

Mr. David Cameron 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Mr. Chris Sagar 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Mr. Heinz Muller 

Softball Coach 

Ms. Amanda Baurbridge 

Volleyball Coach 

Ms. Christa Pfeninger 

Strength & Conditioning 

Coordinator 

Mr. Jose Lugo 

Track & Field Coach 

Ms. Nikki Martin 

Track & Field Coach 

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Phoenix College Athletic Department 

General Information 

Location. ................................... Phoenix, Arizona 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Conference Web Site .......................... 

www.accac.org 

Team Information 

Head Coach. ............................... Christopher Sagar 

Assistant Coach ............................... 

Angela Gomez 

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

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

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

Phoenix College (Main Campus) 

1202 West Thomas Road 

Phoenix, AZ 85013 

602.285.7800 

PC Downtown 

640 North 1st Avenue 

Phoenix, AZ 85003 

602.223.4051 

www.phoenixcollege.edu 

Chandler-Gilbert Community College • Estrella Mountain Community College • GateWay Community College • Glendale Community 

College • Maricopa Skill Center • Mesa Community College • Paradise Valley Community College • Phoenix College • Rio Salado 

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

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


2009 Schedule 

Date Day Opponent Site Time 

August 7 Friday Alumni Game Phoenix College 7:30pm 

August 15 Saturday Scrimmage Phoenix College 9:00am 

August 18 Tuesday Scrimmage Phoenix College 7:30pm 

August 22 Saturday Scrimmage Westworld Scottsdale, AZ TBA 

August 29 Saturday South Mountain CC South Mountain CC 12:00PM 

September 2 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

September 5 Saturday Gateway CC Rose Mofford 4:30PM 

September 9 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Chandler-Gilbert CC 4:30PM 

September 12 Saturday Cochise College Phoenix College 4:30PM 

September 14 Monday Mesa CC Mesa CC 4:30PM 

September 16 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

September 23 Wednesday Glendale CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

September 26 Saturday Pima CC Pima CC 12:00PM 

September 28 Monday South Mountain CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

September 30 Wednesday Scottsdale CC Scottsdale CC 1:00PM 

October 3 Saturday Gateway CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

October 7 Wednesday Chandler-Gilbert CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

October 10 Saturday Cochise College Cochise College 3:00PM 

October 12 Monday Mesa CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

October 14 Wednesday Paradise Valley CC Paradise Valley CC 1:00PM 

October 21 Wednesday Glendale CC Glendale CC 1:00PM 

October 24 Saturday Pima CC Phoenix College 4:30PM 

October 26 Monday 1st Round Playoff TBA TBA 

October 28 Wednesday Regional Semi-Finals TBA TBA 

October 31 Saturday Regional Final TBA TBA 

Nov. 7 Saturday District Playoffs TBA TBA 

Nov. 19-22 Thurs-Sun National Finals TBA TBA 


2009 Coaching Staff 

Chistopher Sagar 

Head Coach 

Chris Sagar enters his third 

year as the head coach at 

Phoenix College. 

Sagar took over the program 

in 2007 after spending 

five years as the assistant/ 

goalkeeper coach for the Bears. In his two years at 

the helm he has amassed a 20-12-4 record, finished 

both years in the top four of the ACCAC, and made 

consecutive semi-final appearances in the NJCAA 

Region 1 Tournament. 

In 2008, the team finished with a 13-6-1 record. In 

doing so they broke the school records for most wins 

in a season, most consecutive wins in a season (a 

stretch of 8), and most goals scored in a season (49). 

They also scored in 20 of their 21 matches. 

Sagar also currently serves as a fulltime Staff Coach 

and Director of Goalkeeping at the Blackhawks 

Scottsdale Soccer Club. There he is responsible for the 

technical and tactical development of competitive 

youth teams as well as the implementation of a 

program of education and instruction for all of the 

club’s goalkeepers. 

Prior to this he was at Mesa Soccer Club, the former 

Director of Goalkeeping for the State of Arizona 

Olympic Development Program and also spent some 

time as the Head Coach of the Fort Collins Force, an 

amateur team competing in the W-League. There 

he led a team comprised of both current and former 

players from some of the nation’s top collegiate 

soccer programs. 

Sagar also served as an Assistant Women’s Soccer 

Coach at Arizona State University in 2000. There he 

helped the young program to its most successful 

season to date (14-7-1) and to round two of the 

Division I NCAA Playoffs. Additionally, he led the 

varsity boy’s Prescott High School team to Desert 

Sky titles in 1997-98 and 1998-99 and the state semi 

finals each year amassing a 33-6 record. Sagar was 

named the Region’s Coach of the Year for the 1998-99 

season. 

A native of Trinidad and Tobago, Sagar represented 

his country at the U-19 and U-23 (Olympic) 

levels playing in the Junior World Cup qualifying 

tournament in Guatemala 1988 and in CONCACAF 

qualifying rounds for the 1992 Olympic Games in 

Barcelona. 

Sagar won a National Championship with Yavapai 

College in 1992 and earned the distinction of being 

named Most Valuable Goalkeeper at the National 

Tournament in both 1991 and 1992. In 1999, he 

received Honorable Mention on the NJCAA All 

Century Team. He finished his college career at 

the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. There as 

captain, he led his team to its first ever NCAA post 

season appearance. He currently holds the NCAA II 

National Record for Lowest Goals Against in a career 

(0.32goals/game). He received the Arthur Ashe Jr. 

Award for excellence in Academics and Sport and 

was inducted to the University of Wisconsin-Parkside 

Athletic Hall Of Fame in 2001. 

Angela Gomez 

Assistant Coach 

Angela Gomez enters her first 

season as Assistant Coach for 

the Bears Women’s Soccer 

Team. However Angela is no 

stranger to Phoenix College. 

She is a native of Glendale, 

AZ and graduated from 

Moon Valley High School in 

2004. She is a PC Alumnus who played soccer here 

from 2004-2006 and ran Cross-Country for PC in 

2005. She was a 2006 Academic All-American at PC 

and a 2006 ACCAC All Star. 

Angela graduated from PC in 2006 and continued 

playing soccer at Kansas Wesleyan University in 

Salina, KS. In 2006 and 2007 her team at KWU 

was Soccer Conference Champions and Region 

Champions in 2007. The 2007 team made history at 

KWU by being the first women’s soccer team to ever 

make it to the NAIA National Tournament. 

In KWU’s 2008 season, Angela was a Student 

Assistant Coach for the Women’s Soccer Team. There 

she helped the team to another appearance in the 

national tournament. In the same year, Angela was 

named captain of the KWU Women’s Cross-Country 

team that placed 2nd in their conference. She 

graduated from KWU in 2009 with a BS in Biology 

and Psychology. On top of all this she also coached a 

Girl’s U-14 club team. 

Angela is now back in Phoenix and currently 

pursuing her second BS degree in Nutrition 

(Dietetics) at ASU. 


2009 Roster 

No. Player Pos. Year High School 

1 Arielle Harris GK Sophomore Pinnacle H.S. 

2 Kaila Cameli F/MF Freshman Apollo H.S. 

3 Blanca Becerra D/MF Sophomore La Joya H.S. 

4 Maricela Garcia D/MF Freshman North H.S. 

5 Ana Sarabia D Sophomore La Joya H.S. 

6 Tiffany Delgado D/MF Sophomore Westview H.S. 

7 Briana Garcia MF/F Sophomore Millennium H.S. 

8 Carissa Mott MF/F Sophomore Westview H.S. 

9 Ashley Schultejann D Sophomore Robert E. Lee H.S. 

10 Viridiana, Sanchez F Freshman Trevor Browne H.S. 

11 Lacey Rhoads MF Sophomore Raymond S. Kellis H.S. 

12 Jacquelynn Hastings D Sophomore Westview H.S. 

15 Jordin Chandler F/MF Freshman Sunnyslope H.S. 

16 Kyna Gorman F/GK Sophomore Sunnyslope H.S. 

18 Samantha Oen MF Freshman Westview H.S. 

19 Chelsey Ludwig MF Freshman Washington H.S. 

20 Sandra, Ancell MF/F Sophomore Dysart H.S. 

22 Leslie, Landa F Freshman Washington H.S. 

23 Jennifer, Natera D/MF Freshman Alhambra H.S. 


Player Bios 2009 

#1 Arielle Harris Sophomore 

Position: Goalkeeper 

Height: 5’10 

Major: Pre- Med 

High School: Pinnacle 

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ 

Honors/Awards: 

• 2008 1ST Team All Region 

• 2008 2ND Team All State 

• 2007 1ST Team All Region 

• 2007 1st Team All State (Tribune) 

• 2007 Socceraz.com Goalkeeper of the year 

• 2007 1st Team All State (AHSSCA) 

Personal: Born on January 27, 1990, Arielle is the daughter of Mary and 

Perry Harris…She has one sister Colby (26) and brother Leigh (27). 

#2 Kaila Cameli Freshman 

Position: Forward 

Height: 5’5 

Major: Undecided 

High School: Apollo 

Hometown: Glendale, AZ 

Personal: Born on December 27, 1990, Kaila is 

the daughter of Mike and Mary Cameli…She 

has four sisters Christina, Cara, Kapri and Karli. 



#3 Blanca Becerra Sophomore 

Position: Midfield 

Height: 5’5 


High School: La Joya 



• 2008 2ND Team All Region 

• 2007 Region Athlete of the year 

Personal: Born on February 24, 1990, Blanca is 

the daughter of Imelda Garcia … She has one sister Sonia Marin (28)…Lists 

Robinho as his favorite soccer player. 

#4 Maricela Garcia Freshman 

Position: Midfield / Forward 

Height: 5’7 

Major: Nursing 

High School: North 

Hometown: Costa Rica, Sinaloa 


• 2006 2nd Team All Region 

• 2006 Team MVP (Soccer) 

• 2004 -2005 Most valuable runner 

(Track/Cross Country) 

Personal: Born on March 2, 1989, Maricela is the daughter of Victoria Morales 

and Marcelino Garcia…She has a 13 month old son named Julian and 

has one sister Victoria(21) and one brother Luis(18). 



#5 Ana Sarabia Sophomore 

Position: Defender 

Height: 5’4 


High School: La Joya 



• 2008 1st Team All Region 

• 2007 Honorable Mention 


Personal: Born on September 19, 1989, Ana is the daughter of Jose Sarabia 

and Gloria Alvarez … She has one brother Victor (21)… lists Torres as her 

favorite soccer player. 

#6 Tiffany Delgado Sophomore 

Position: Defender / Midfield 

Height: 5’0 

Major: General Studies 

High School: Westview 



• 2008 2nd NJCAA Region 1 

• 2008 2nd Team all ACCAC 

• 2008 1st Team All-Region 

• 2007 2nd Team all State 

Personal: Born on November 10, 1989, Tiffany Delgado is the daughter of 

Morris and Rosa Delgado…She has one sister Britni (16). 



#7 Briana Garcia Sophomore 


Height: 5’2 


High School: Millennium 

Hometown: 





Personal: Born on January 28, 1990, Briana is the daughter of Frank Garcia 

and Sonja Crichton… She has 3 sisters Wendy (32) Tami (28) Julia (20) and 

2 brothers Cisco (23) and Kyle (13)… lists Ronaldinho as her favorite soccer 

player. 

#8 Carissa Mott Sophomore 


Height: 5’4 



Hometown: Avondale, AZ 


• 2007, 2006 1st team all region 

• 2007 Runners up state championship 

• 2005, 2004, 2003 Arizona ODP Player 

• 2003 Snickers National Cup AZ State Champions 

• 2003 Semi-finalists Far-West Regional Snickers National Cup 

Personal: Born on October 21, 1988, Carissa is the daughter of Randy and 

Traci Mott… She has one sister Courtney (15). 



#9 Ashley Schultejann Sophomore 

Position: Defender / Midfield 

Height: 5’9 

Major: Athletic Training 

High School: Robert E. Lee 

Hometown: Springfield, VA 


• Captain Spring 2006 

• Bridgewater Camp MVP 

Personal: Born on June 10, 1990, Ashley is the 

daughter of Katie Schultejann. 

#10 Viridiana, Sanchez Freshman 

Position: Forward 

Height: 5’5 


High School: Trevor Browne 


Personal: Born on December 7th, 1990, Viridiana 

is the daughter of Enrique and Laura. 



#11 Lacey Rhoads Sophomore 


Height: 5’4 

Major: Sports Medicine 

High School: Raymond S. Kellis 

Hometown: Peoria, AZ 



• 2008 All State Honorable Mention 

• 2007 2nd Team all Region 

Personal: Born on July 21, 1990, Lacey is the daughter of Ken and Julie 

Rhoads...She has one brother Kody (9) and one sister Heather (13)… lists 

Donevan as her favorite soccer player. 

#12 Jacquelynn Hastings Sophomore 


Height: 5’6 

Major: Communications 





• 2008 1st Team all State 

• 2007 2nd Team all State 



Personal: Born on August 28, 1990, Jackie is the daughter of Steve and 

Brenda Hastings… She has one brother Steven (22) and one sister Jessica 

(14). 



#15 Jordin Chandler Freshman 

Position: Forward / Midfield 

Height: 5’3 


High School: Sunnyslope 

Hometown: Kansas City 



• 2007 2nd Team All-Region 


Personal: Born on March 22, 1991, Jordin is the daughter of Shelly Bowman… 

She has one Brother Austin (13) and one sisters Brittney (21). 

#16 Kyna Gorman Sophomore 

Position: Forward, Goalkeeper 

Height: 5’9 


High School: Sunnyslope 



• 2008 First Team All-Region 

Personal: Born on March 22, 1990, Kyna is the 

daughter of Lizebath Thomson- Gorman… lists Ronaldinho as her favorite 

soccer player. 



#18 Samantha Oen Freshman 


Height: 5’3 

Major: Psychology 




• 2007 First team All Region 


Personal: Born on April 10, 1990, Samantha 

is the daughter of Doug and Lora Oen… She has two sisters Crystal and 

Tiffany and one brother named Frank… lists Olivia Chavez as her favorite 

soccer player. 



#19 Chelsey Ludwig Freshman 


Height: 5’8 

Major: Business 

High School: Washington 



• 2 years Team Captain 

• 4 years Team MVP 

• 2007 All state Honorable Mention 





Personal: Born on August 15, 1989, Chelsey is the daughter of David and 

Jinny Ludwig… She has one brother Zac (18) and one sister Abby (14). 

#20 Sandra, Ancell Sophomore 


Height: 5’8 

Major: Secondary Education 

High School: Dysart 

Hometown: Surprise, AZ 

Personal: Born on April 29th 1989, Sandra is 

the daughter of Charles and Mary. 



#22 Leslie, Landa Freshman 


Height: 5’5 


High School: Washington 


Personal: Born on May 31st, 1991, Leslie is the 

daughter of Carlos and Lilia. 



#23 Jennifer, Natera Freshman 


Height: 5’4 


High School: Alhambra 


Personal: Born on September 1st, 1991, Jennifer 

is the daughter of PC employee Brenda 

Sanchez. 


Athletic Trainers 

Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales 

Head Athletic 

Trainer 

Lisa Ruiz-Gonzales, MS, ATC, 

AT/L is Phoenix College’s 

Head Athletic Trainer and an 

Assistant Athletic Director. 

This is her fifth year as Head Athletic Trainer for 

Phoenix College. She received her B.S. in Exercise 

Science from Arizona State University and her 

M.S. in Sports Health Care from Arizona School of 

Health Sciences. She has been a part of the Phoenix 

College family and athletic training staff since 1999, 

initially starting as an athletic training student while 

attending ASU and continuing through as a graduate 

assistant while completing her master’s degree at 

ASHS. Lisa is a certified member of the National 

Athletic Trainers Association (NATA), Rocky Mountain 

Athletic Trainers Association, Arizona Community 

Colleges Athletic Trainers Association (ACCATA), and 

is currently licensed by the Arizona Board of Athletic 

Trainers. Lisa and her husband Emmett currently 

reside in Phoenix, Arizona. 

April Perotti ATC 

Assistant Athletic 

Trainer 

April Perotti, MS, ATC/L, is 

Phoenix College’s Assistant 

Athletic Trainer. This is her 

first year as an Assistant 

Athletic Trainer for Phoenix 

College. April has spent the previous 2 years as 

a graduate assistant here at PC while completing 

her master’s degree at ASHS. She received her B.S. 

in Athletic Training from Northeastern University 

in 2005 and an M.S. in Sports Health Care from 

Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2007. April is 

originally from Massachusetts. 


Past Honors 

ACCAC Player of the Year 

2006 Jessica McDonald 

1998 Heather Irwin 

ACCAC Coach of the Year 

2005 Morgan Lee 

NJCAA All-Americans 

2006 1st Team Jessica McDonald 

2005 2nd Team Myisha Gray 

1st Team All-ACCAC / All-Region 1 Honors 

2008 2007 2006 2005 

Tashena Jackson Kelli McCready Jessica McDonald Myisha Gray 

Tashena Jackson Jeana Chesnik Jen Bryan 

Aislinn Finfrock 

2003 1998 1997 

Courtney Runner Heather Irwin Jenn Whalen 

Heather Irwin 

2nd Team All-ACCAC Honors 

2008 2005 2004 2002 

Tiffany Delgado Jeana Chesnik Crystal Coggle Kim Eastin 

Niya Branch Angel Deluna 

2000 1999 

Amy Norman Jessica Biernen 

Clare Tullock 

Honorable Mention All-ACCAC Honors 

2007 2005 2003 

Daniella Gonzalez Alexa Pupo Jenny Patel 

Lauren King 

Nancy Del Muro 


Academic Honors 

Academic All American Players 

Sandra Ancell 3.84 2008-2009 

Tashena Jackson 3.69 2008-2009 

Brittney Treangen 3.84 2007-2008 

Brooke Wilks 3.8 2007-2008 

Ashley Becko 3.9 2006-2007 

Brooke Wilks 3.8 2006-2007 

Alexa Pupo 4.0 2005-2006 

Angela Perez 3.76 2005-2006 

Keeley Cisneros 3.72 2005-2006 

Melissa Lundell 3.95 2004-2005 

Candice Moe 3.95 2004-2005 

Tabitha Magan 3.75 2003-2004 

Courtney Runner 3.72 2003-2004 

Jennifer Douville 3.96 2002-2003 

Kati Pike 3.76 2001-2002 

Academic All American Team 

2002-2003 Team GPA 3.53 

2003-2004 Team GPA 3.26 

2004-2005 Team GPA 3.31 

2005-2006 Team GPA 3.44 

2007-2008 Team GPA 3.08 

2008-2009 Team GPA 3.40 


Awards and Records 

WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORD YEAR BY YEAR 

Year Won Lost Tied Conference Coach 

1996 3 7 0 5th Amy Garelick 

1997 5 7 1 4th Fred Jungeman 

1998 4 10 0 5th Fred Jungeman 

1999 4 9 1 6th Morgan Lee 






2005 11 5 1 3rd Morgan Lee 

2006 11 4 1 3rd Morgan Lee 

2007 7 6 3 4th Chris Sagar 

2008 13 6 1 4th Chris Sagar 

Coach Years at PC Overall Record 

Chris Sagar 2007-Present 20-12-4 

Morgan Lee 1999-2006 50-70-7 

Fred Jungeman 1997-1998 9-17-1 

Amy Garelick 1996 3-7-0 



TOP 20 POINTS LEADERS ALL TIME 

Rank Player Year Goals Assists Points 

1 Tashena Jackson 2007/08 24 8 56 

2 Myisha Gray 2004/05 21 5 47 

3 Jessica McDonald 2006 18 10 46 

4 Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 12 14 38 

5 Jennifer Bryan 2004/05 16 2 34 

6 Tristin Wagner 2002/03 11 7 29 

7 Jeana Chesnik 2005/06 11 6 28 

8 Lacey Rhoads 2008 10 7 27 

9 Courtney Runner 2003 10 5 25 

10 Kristin Potter 2003 11 3 25 

11 Breann Vaden 2001 8 3 19 

12 Crystal Coogle 2003/04 7 5 19 

13 Lauren King 2006/07 7 5 19 

14 Cassie Grammatico 2001 6 7 19 

15 Nancy DelMuro 2002/03 6 6 18 

16 Jessica Marshall 2004/06 6 5 17 

17 Aislinn Finfrock 2006/07 4 7 15 

18 Candice Moe 2003/04 6 3 15 

19 Niya Branch 2004 6 0 12 

20 Jacquelynn Hastings 2008 4 3 12 

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON GOAL SCORERS ALL TIME 

Player Year Goals Player Year Goals 

Jessica McDonald 2006 18 Courtney Runner 2003 10 

Tashena Jackson 2008 15 Tashena Jackson 2007 9 

Myisha Gray 2005 13 Daniella Gonzalez 2008 8 

Jennifer Bryan 2005 12 Myisha Gray 2004 8 

Kristin Potter 2003 11 

Lacey Rhoads 2008 10 



TOP 5 SINGLE SEASON ASSISTS LEADERS ALL TIME 

Player Year Assits 

Jessica McDonald 2006 10 

Daniella Gonzalez 2007/08 7 

Lacey Rhoads 2008 7 

Jenni Quezada 2006 7 

Tristin Wagner 2003 7 

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON GOAL AGAINST AVERAGE ALL TIME 

Player Year GAA 

Brooke Dutcher 2005 1.11 

Arielle Harris 2008 1.43 

Angela Perez 2005 1.72 

Ashley Becko 2006 1.84 

Brooke Hardy 2004 1.85 

Brianna Soltis 2007 1.92 

Tabitha Magnan 2002 2.00 

Sara Johnson 1997 2.22 

Tabitha Magnan 2003 2.33 

Kim Eastin 2001 3.54 

TOP 5 SINGLE SEASON SAVES LEADERS ALL TIME 

Player Year Saves 

Kim Eastin 2002 181 

Kim Eastin 2001 145 

Ashley Becko 2006 128 

Tabitha Magnan 2003 121 

Brooke Hardy 2004 103 


Bears Soccer Program 

• 4 Consecutive Winning Seasons 

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• 15 Academic All-Americans 

• 

6 Consecutive Playoff Appearances 

4 Consecutive Years Top 4 Finishes in ACCAC 

Academic All-American Team (6 of last 7 years) 

22 Players moved on to 4 Year Universities to 

play soccer in last 5 Years 

2008-2009 Lady Bears 

• Overall Record 13-6-1 / 12-5-1 Conference 

• Most Wins in Program History (13) 

• 

• Most Goals in a Season (49) 

• Scored in 20 of 21 Games 

• 4th Place in ACCAC 

• 3rd Place in NJCAA Region 1 

Most Consecutive Wins in Program History (8)


Bear’s Game 

Photography 

Check Out All of the Phoenix College 

Athletic Teams In Action at 

SmugMug Photography 

www.mjbphoto.smugmug.com


GO FAR, CLOSE TO HOME. 

A Maricopa Community College 

EXCELLENCE TRADITION PRIDE 

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