2004 Gym Guide - GoHuskies.com

Table of Contents 

Husky Facts .................................................................. 1 

Season Outlook ........................................................ 2-3 

2005 Schedule ............................................................. 4 

Husky Roster ................................................................ 4 

Husky Gymnast Bios ............................................... 5-23 

Chelsea Bakken ....................................................... 5 

Brittney Brabec ........................................................ 6 

Jessica Brown ......................................................... 7 

Jennifer Chang ........................................................ 8 

Carly Dockendorf ................................................ 9-10 

Natalie Gillan ........................................................ 11 

Raimey Iselin ......................................................... 12 

Tacia LaBatte .................................................... 13-14 

Lily Le ................................................................ 14-15 

Kim Lewis ......................................................... 15-16 

Kelly McDonald ................................................ 17-18 

Julie Mederios ................................................. 18-19 

Camille Primous ..................................................... 19 

Tori Quandt ............................................................ 20 

Darcee Schiller ...................................................... 21 

Molly Seaman .................................................. 22-23 

Nicole Waiss ......................................................... 24 

Bob Levesque, head coach ........................................ 25 

Frank Lee, assistant coach ........................................ 26 

Heidi Coleman, assistant coach ................................ 26 

2004 Results .............................................................. 27 

2004 Season Bests .................................................... 28 

Huskies at the NCAAs ............................................... 29 

NCAA Championship History .................................... 30 

NCAA Regionals ........................................................ 31 

Pac-10 Championships .............................................. 32 

Pac-10 History ...................................................... 33-34 

All-Time Record vs. Opponents ................................. 34 

Top Pac-10/NCAA Regional Finishers ....................... 35 

All-Time High Scores & Records .......................... 36-38 

UW Gymnastics Awards ........................................... 39 

UW Letterwinners ..................................................... 40 

UW Year-by-Year Results .................................... 41-47 

The Husky Experience .......................................... 48-60 

School: University of Washington 

Location: Seattle, WA 98195 

Founded: November 4, 1861 

Enrollment: 39,000 (28,000 undergraduate) 

President: Mark Emmert 

Athletic Director: Todd Turner 

Executive Associate Director of Athletics: Jeff Compher 

Senior Associate Athletic Director: Marie Tuite 

Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. J. Patrick Dobel 

Assistant Director of Olympic Sports: Karen Flor 

Media Relations Director: Jim Daves 

Affiliation: NCAA Division I 

Nickname: Huskies 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Conference: Pacific-10 

Home Court: Bank of America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion 

Capacity: 10,000 

Media Relations Contact: Brian Tom 

Phone: (206) 897-1742 

Fax: (206) 543-5000 

Mailing Address: 

Washington Gymnastics 

Graves Building 

Box 354070 

Seattle, WA 98195-4070 

Gymnastics Office Phones: (206) 543-1826 or (206) 543-6443 

Head Coach: Bob Levesque (Fresno State 1972), 15th year 

Record at Washington: 167-134-2 (14 years) 

Overall Record: 167-134-2 (14 years) 

Credits: The 2004 Washington Gymnastics Media Guide was written by Brian Tom, 

assistant director of media relations, Jim Daves, assistant athletic director for media 

relations and Alisa Brandle, student assistant in the media relations department. The 

publication was designed completely in-house using desktop publishing applications. 

Photography by Corky Trewin, Heather Maynez, Bruce Terami and Joanie Komura. 

Printing by University of Washington Department of Publications Services (Judy Robertson). 

The Cover: Pictured on the cover of the 2005 UW Gymnastics Guide are the four Husky 

seniors, Carly Dockendorf, Tacia LaBatte, Kim Lewis and Molly Seaman. 

Husky Gymnastics Facts 

Assistant Coaches: 

Heidi Coleman (Univ. of British Columbia 1992), third year 

Frank Lee (Washington 1989), sixth year 

Athletic Trainer: Kathy Thompson 

Equipment Manager: Gary McGuire 

Student Manager: Carmen Jordan 

Academic Coordinator: Rick Mulcahy 

Academic Advisor: Ashlee Anderson 

Director of Academic Services: Pam Robenolt 

Director of Total Student-Athlete Program and Health Education: 

Suzanne Steen 

Team Physician: Dr. John O'Kane 

Team Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. Carol Tietz 

Team Chiropractor: Dr. Lew Estabrook 

Letterwinners Lost: Three 

Bijoya Das, Amy Metcalf, Emily Pritchard 

Letterwinners Returning: Eight 

Chelsea Bakken, Carly Dockendorf, Tacia LaBatte, Kim Lewis, 

Kelly McDonald, Tori Quandt, Darcee Schiller, Molly Seaman 

Newcomers: Nine 

Brittney Brabec, Jessica Brown, Jennifer Chang, Natalie Gillan, 

Raimey Islen, Lily Le, Julie Mederios, Camille Primous, Nicole Waiss 

2004 Overall Record: 12-10-1 

2004 Conference Record/Place: Sixth 

NCAA West Regional: Fifth 

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Husky Outlook 

Huskies Hope To Score Elusive NCAA Spot 

To say the Washington gymnastics team went 

through highs and lows last year might be cliché, but 

it accurately sums up the Huskies’ season. 

The highs were numerous, as the team posted five 

of the top seven scores in the program’s history, 

including shattering the school scoring record by 

posting a 198.025 in a three-way home meet. 

Washington also set scoring records on bars, beam 

and floor en route to a 12-10-1 season. One of those 

wins was over top-ranked UCLA, the second time in 

school history that UW knocked off the Bruins. 

Despite all the success, what the team and Coach 

Bob Levesque remember most is the one meet that 

proved to be the low point of the season. The secondseeded 

Huskies finished a disappointing fifth place at 

the North Central Regional held in Denver, Colo. and 

failed to qualify as a team for the NCAA 

Championships. 

“We had the worst meet of the entire year on the 

worst day to have it,” says Levesque. “We had just 

come off of a school record team score, so we went 

into regionals riding high and thinking that we had a 

legitimate shot of making it (to the NCAA 

Championships).” 

The Huskies struggled on their opening event, 

bars, recording the team’s lowest score of the season 

and were never able to recover. 

“That was very uncharacteristic of our team,” 

says Levesque. “We ended our own season, it wasn’t 

like anyone stepped up to bat and beat us. We have 

been soul searching and trying to figure out why.” 

Levesque is hoping to rally the troops and is 

confident that this year’s team will finish their season 

on a higher note. One thing on the Huskies side is that 

the West Regionals are going to be held in Bank of 

America Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion on April 9, 

giving Washington the proverbial home-court 

advantage. 

“Luckily we are hosting regionals this year,” 

Levesque says with a sigh of relief. “If we make the 

Super Six, that’s great. If we are national champions, 

that’s great too. But, the number one goal for us right 

now is to make nationals as a team.” 

The Huskies have not been to the NCAA 

Championships as a team since 1998. In order to 

make it this year, the Huskies must fill some big 

shoes. Levesque has eight returning letterwinners 

and nine newcomers on the roster that will challenge 

for that elusive NCAA bid. 

“The team this year is actually stronger than the 

team that we had last year,” Levesque says. “We lost 

Emily Pritchard and Amy Metcalf, but we have people 

who have really stepped up.” 

Although Pritchard and Metcalf are gone, senior 

Carly Dockendorf, the lone Husky to compete at the 

2004 NCAA Championships, is back. Dockendorf tied 

for 24 th on the floor at the NCAAs and recorded two 

perfect 10s in the event during the season. She is the 

Carly Dockendorf 

team’s leading returner with 31 individual event titles 

and will also be counted on to shoulder the team’s 

leadership role. 

“I think the kids really look up to Carly,” says 

Levesque. “She makes a natural team captain. She is 

a great team leader and is always very vocal and 

upbeat in the gym.” 

As the team leader, Dockendorf will be counted 

on to pace the all-around. She has proven her ability 

on the floor time and time again and has also been a 

force on the vault and the bars, winning individual 

titles in both events. It is the beam that proves to be 

her greatest challenge. Levesque is confident that 

Tacia LaBatte 

Dockendorf, who is one of the top pole vaulters on the 

Husky track and field team, can conquer the beam. 

“Beam is a mental event and it is tough,” says 

Levesque. “Any sport she puts her mind to do, she 

does well.” 

Besides Dockendorf, the Huskies return three 

other seniors that will be expected to contribute in 

their final campaign. 

Tacia LaBatte was a regular in the Huskies' vault, 

bars and floor lineup last year and will be counted on 

again in those events. She has battled through back 

problems her whole career, but hasn’t let that hold 

her back. Not only did LaBatte have regular gymnastics 

workouts to attend during the fall, but was also a 

member of the Husky cheer squad. 

“Tacia’s back has been hurting since she came 

here,” says Levesque. “She started out really well 

this year and we have the depth to rest her, so we will 

do that. We’ll need her on vault and bars throughout 

the’whole season.” 

Another Husky that has battled through injuries 

during her career is senior Molly Seaman. The 

Alabama-native has been Washington’s anchor on 

the beam and will be counted on to fulfill the same 

role this season. She ranked second in the nation on 

the beam last year and won six event titles on the 

apparatus. When healthy, Seaman will also be counted 

on contributing on the floor. 

“It is her final season and we are really going to 

need her,” Levesque says about Seaman."As long as 

Molly is healthy, she is our stud on beam. She fights 

through things and has a positive attitude. Besides 

Carly, Molly is the team leader.” 

The fourth senior on the team is Kim Lewis. Lewis 

is a versatile performer who can compete on the bars, 

beam and floor. Lewis proved to be a consistent force 

in the Huskies’ bar lineup, scoring 9.700 in five of

Husky Outlook 

Molly Seaman 

eight meets. Levesque will count on Lewis to continue 

leading by example and be a positive influence on the 

younger classes, as she is considered one of the 

team’s hardest workers. 

Another of the team’s hardest and most focused 

workers is Kelly McDonald, the lone junior on the 

squad. McDonald had a dynamic sophomore season, 

setting the Husky all-around record score with a 

39.825 against Arizona State and recording only the 

third perfect 10 on the vault in Husky history. She has 

struggled with a heel injury during fall workouts and 

will be counted on in the all-around if her injury does 

Kelly McDonald 

not hold her back. 

The sophomore class is much improved from last 

year and will be counted on heavily this season. 

Chelsea Bakken should be the head of the class and 

has been identified by Coach Levesque and her 

teammates as the one member on the team who will 

be the biggest surprise this season. 

“She is going to do really well on all four events,” 

says Levesque about Bakken.”She came back in great 

shape and is really strong right now. Kids really look 

up to her now because she is really infectious as far 

as her attitude. She will be a real leader this year and 

into the future.” 

Returning sophomores Tori Quandt and Darcee 

Schiller could also factor into the lineup. Quandt 

figures to compete in the floor and vault all year, 

while Schiller will add depth in the bars and vault. 

Sophomore transfer Lily Le has been a nice find for the 

Huskies and will figure in the vault, floor and beam 

lineup. Le, who competed for Southeast Missouri 

State last season, could be called upon to score for 

the Huskies in the all-around. 

Another second-year Husky, Nikki Waiss, 

competed in one meet as a freshman last year before 

utilizing a redshirt season. Waiss has struggled with 

a shin injury but will be a permanent starter in the 

vault and bars lineup when healthy. 

Last but definitely not least, the Huskies will need 

several of their seven true freshmen to emerge and 

crack the lineup. That should not be a problem as 

Coach Levesque estimates what the group lacks in 

experience, they easily compensate for in talent. 

Among the seven freshmen, Brittney Brabec and 

Raimey Iselin stood out in fall workouts. Brabec 

shined both on a talent level and leadership role. She 

is expected to make an immediate impact on the bars 

and beam and may be called upon to score in the allaround. 

Iselin also emerged as an all-around candidate 

and at the very least will contribute to the floor and 

bars lineup. 

The other freshmen filling roles for the Huskies 

are Natalie Gillian, who emerged as a strong candidate 

on the floor and vault. Canadian import Julie Mederios 

will crack the beam and vault lineup, while Jessica 

Brown could make an impact on the beam if she can 

overcome off-season wrist surgery. Camille Primous 

is one of the strongest girls on the team and should be 

in the bars lineup, while Jennifer Chang has a chance 

to compete on the bars and beam for Washington. 

As a whole, Levesque sees the team gelling 

together nicely. The strength of the squad should be 

on the floor and the beam, which is an about face from 

last season. Perhaps that’s a good sign, as the Huskies 

top event last year ended up costing them a shot at 

the NCAA Championships. 

“Last year one of our strongest event was 

bars,””Levesque remembers. “What’s funny about 

each season and each event is that from year to year 

your strongest events may become your weakest 

events. This year we aren’t going to struggle on bars, 

but it will not be our best.” 

Kim Lewis 

The UW will have to perform their best this year 

if they expect to meet their ultimate goal of reaching 

the NCAA Championships. Their schedule is laced 

with top-caliber competition, but Levesque isn’t 

worried about who is on the other side of the mat. He 

is more concerned about avoiding the highs and lows 

of last season and remaining consistent. 

“We don’t even look at the teams who we face,” 

explains Levesque. “We are just going to do what we 

do. We don’t have an offense or a defense, we do 

what we do period. It’s not about win-loss records, 

it’s about scores.” 

Chelsea Bakken 

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Husky Outlook 

2005 Husky Roster 

Name HT YR EXP Hometown (High School/Club) 

Chelsea Bakken 5-3 So. 1V Mesa, AZ (Mountain View/Desert Devils) 

Brittney Brabec 5-5 Fr. HS Gresham, OR (Portland Christian/Metro Gymnastics Center) 

Jessica Brown 5-1 Fr. HS Phoenix, AZ (Sunnyslope/Arizona Sunrays Gymnastics) 

Jennifer Chang 5-7 Fr. HS Tacoma, WA (Woodrow Wilson/Grace Gymnastics Center) 

Carly Dockendorf 5-4 Sr. 3V Port Moody, British Columbia (Best Secondary/Abbotsford Twisters) 

Natalie Gillan 5-4 Fr. HS Denver, CO (Pomona/Xtreme Altitude) 

Raimey Iselin 5-4 Fr. HS Sumner, WA (Auburn Riverside/Puget Sound School of Gymnastics) 

Tacia LaBatte 5-0 Sr. 3V Kaneohe, HI (Castle/Utah/Hawaiian Island Twisters) 

Kimberly Lewis 5-4 Sr. 3V Puyallup, WA (Rogers/Grace Gymnastics Center) 

Lily Le 4-11 So. TR Kennewick, WA (Southridge/SE Missouri State/Mid-Columbia Gymnastics Academy) 

Kelly McDonald 5-1 Jr. 2V Seattle, WA (Roosevelt/Cascade Elite Gymnastics) 

Julie Mederios 5-4 Fr. HS Delta, British Columbia (North Delta/Flicka Gymnastics) 

Camille Primous 5-4 Fr. HS Seattle, WA (Ingraham/Seattle Gymnastics Academy) 

Tori Quandt 5-3 So. 1V Santa Rose, CA (Santa Rose/Rohnest Park Gymnastics) 

Darcee Schiller 5-3 So. 1V Abbotsford, British Columbia (Bateman Secondary/Abbotsford Twisters) 

Molly Seaman 5-1 Sr. 3V Tuscaloosa, AL (Tuscaloosa County/Bama Bounders) 

Nicole Waiss 5-4 Fr. RS Mill Creek, WA (Jackson/Cascade Elite) 

Head Coach: Bob Levesque 

Assistant Coach: Heidi Coleman 

Assistant Coach: Frank Lee 

Athletic Trainer: Kathy Thompson 

Equipment Manager: Gary McGuire 

Student Manager: Carmen Jordan 

Alphabetical Roster with Pronunciation Key 

Name 

Pronunciation 


BOCK-en 

Brittney Brabec 

BRAY-beck 


DOCK-en-dorf 

Raimey Iselin 

RAY-me ICE-lin 

Tacia LaBatte 

TASH-uh luh-BAT 

Julie Mederios 

Muh-DEER-ose 

Tori Quandt 

rhymes with "Haunt" 

Camille Primous 

PREM-iss 

Nicole Waiss 

rhymes with "Dice" 

Bob Levesque 

luh-VECK 

2005 Washington Gymnastics Schedule 

Date Event City Site Time 

Jan. 7 at Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. Titan Arena 7:00 p.m. 

Jan. 14 at Arizona State University Tempe, Ariz. Wells Fargo Arena 6:30 p.m. 

Jan. 21 STANFORD Seattle, Wash. Bank of America Arena 7:00 p.m. 

Jan. 28 ARIZONA/MINNESOTA/SPU Seattle, Wash. Bank of America Arena 7:00 p.m. 

Feb. 4 at Boise State Boise, Idaho Bronco Pavilion 6:00 p.m. 

Feb. 11 OREGON STATE/ARKANSAS Seattle, Wash. Bank of America Arena 7:00 p.m. 

Feb. 13 at UCLA Los Angeles, Calif. Pauley Pavilion 2:00 p.m. 

Feb. 18 at California Berkeley, Calif. Haas Pavilion 7:30 p.m. 

Mar. 4 at Oregon State (Salbasgeon Suites Invite) Corvallis, Ore. Gill Coliseum 7:00 p.m. 

Mar. 11 at Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Hutsman Center 6:00 p.m. 

Mar. 14 BOISE STATE Seattle, Wash. Bank of America Arena 7:00 p.m. 

Mar. 26 Pac-10 Championships Berkeley, Calif. Haas Pavilion 6:00 p.m. 

Apr. 9 NCAA REGIONALS Seattle, Wash. Bank of America Arena 6:00 p.m. 

Apr. 21 NCAA Nationals Auburn, Ala. McWhorter Center 2:00 p.m./7:00 p.m. 

Apr. 22 NCAA Super Six Team Finals Auburn, Ala. McWhorter Center TBA 

Apr. 23 NCAA Individual Finals Auburn, Ala. McWhorter Center TBA 

*all times are Pacific 

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Chelsea Bakken (1V) 

5-3 Sophomore 

Mesa, AZ 

Mountain View HS 

Desert Devils 

Washington Gymnasts 

Washington 

Top sophomore expected to have 

increased role in second year on 

Husky squad...strongest event is floor 

but will be counted on as an allarounder. 

2004 (Freshman): Made 

strong impact on Husky squad as a freshman ... competed in all 13 

meets and scored as an all-arounder in six meets … finished 26th in 

the all-around at the North Central regional (38.000)... notched two 

career-best marks at Pac-10 Championships, scoring 9.675 on vault and 

9.850 on beam ... matched career-high floor score at Stanford (9.900)… 

took third in the all-around against California and Sacramento State 

(38.575), sixth at Oregon State (38.950), fourth at Boise State (38.375), 

fifth against Arizona State (38.950), and sixth at Arizona (38.950)… led 

the Huskies in her collegiate debut on floor at the Cancun Invitational, 

hitting a 9.900 to take fourth place… the team’s leadoff on beam, 

scored above 9.700 or higher in five of the last six meets of the 

season... her scores counted to the team total 36 of 45 routines during 

the season. 

Personal 

Born March 30, 1985 in Mesa, Ariz. ... father Kim and mother Joni are 

business owners ... has two younger siblings, John and Betsy ... sixth allaround 

and sixth on beam at the 2002 Junior National Championships ... 

attended a gymnastics camp in Sweden in June 2001 ... planning on 

majoring in communications. 

Career Highs 

Vault 9.675 vs. Arizona State, 2004 

9.675 at Pac-10 Championships, 2004 

Uneven Bars 9.800 at Cancun Invitational, 2004 

Balance Beam 9.850 at Pac-10 Championships, 2004 

Floor Exercise 9.900 at Cancun Invitational, 2004 

9.900 at Stanford, 2004 

All-Around 38.950 at Oregon State, 2004 

38.950 vs. Arizona State, 2004 

38.950 at Arizona, 2004 

Bakken's Meet-by-Meet Results 

2004 

Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor AA 

at Cancun Invitational 9.550 9.800 –– 9.900 –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE 9.550 9.725 9.675 9.625 38.575 

at Oregon State 9.600 9.750 9.825 9.775 38.950 

at Stanford –– 9.775 9.200 9.900 –– 

at Boise State 9.600 9.775 9.225 9.775 38.375 

ARIZONA STATE 9.675 9.725 9.675 9.875 38.950 

at Arizona 9.650 9.650 9.800 9.850 38.950 

UCLA 9.625 (e)8.400 9.800 9.850 –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC 9.625 (e)9.150 9.500 9.825 –– 

at Seattle Pacific 9.625 9.675 –– 9.450 –– 

BOISE STATE/SPU 9.400 –– 9.775 9.350 –– 

Pac-10 Championships 9.675 –– 9.850 9.825 –– 

NCAA Regionals 9.550 9.025 9.700 9.725 38.000 

Career Bests 9.675 9.800 9.850 9.900 38.950 

Getting to Know ... Chelsea Bakken 

Nickname: Chels, Bakken, Bacon 

Which Husky gymnast will surprise people this year: Raimey Iselin 

Favorite event: Beam 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Carly Patterson 

Most impressive gymnast I have competed with: Molly Seaman 

Earliest gymnastics memory: The day I learned a kip 

My greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Being "Role Model 

of the Year" my senior year in high school 

Goals for the season: Compete all-around well and stay healthy 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Soccer 

Dream job after college: Anchorwoman/singer 

My sports fantasy is: Surfing huge waves in Hawaii 

Best thing about Seattle: Starbucks coffee 

Extreme sport I'd like to try: Snowboarding 

One thing about me people don't know: I love to dance to really 

loud techno music 

20 years from now I'll tell my kids: To be themselves and don't 

worry about what other people think 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Eating sushi, shopping, dancing 

Favorite tv show: The O.C. 

If I could move anywhere, it would be: Laguna Beach, California 

Historical figure I would most like to meet: Princess Diana 

My dream car: Pink Range Rover on 24s 

Advice for young gymnasts: Never give up and give it your all! 

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Brittney Brabec 

5-4 Freshman 

Gresham, Ore. 

Portland Christian HS 

Metro Gym. Center 


Washington 

One of eight freshman on roster... could 

contribute as an all-arounder...strong 

beam performer...tabbed freshman team 

leader and gymnast who could surprise 

this season by Coach Bob Levesque. 

Personal 

Born June 13, 1986 in Phoenix, Arizona... father Robert and mother Teresa 

work in sales... Junior National balance beam champion in 2001... club 

coach was Tracy Meador at Metro Gymnastics Center... competed internationally 

in Costa Rica and Puerto Rico. 

Getting to Know ... Brittney Brabec 

Nickname: Brit, Twins 

My teammates would describe me as: Fun, interesting, outgoing, 

hardworking 

What Husky gymnast will surprise everyone this year: Natalie 

Gillan 

Most entertaining teammate: Chelsea Bakken 

Favorite event: Beam and bars 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Kim Zmeskal 

Biggest influence on my career: Tracy Meador- I wouldn't be in 

college without her 

My most memorable moment in club gymnastics: Winning balance 

beam at 2001 Junior Olympic Nationals in Eugene, Ore. 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Munchkin Meets at Pacific Northwest 

My biggest fan: Stephanie Clark 

Individual goals for the season: Get healthy, make the line-up, and 

become an All-American 

Favorite thing about UW: Getting the chance to experience life on my 

own in the real world, my friends, and gymnastics 

Class I would most like to take: Anatomy and Physiology 

Best advice I've received: Attitude is everything 

Favorite sports to watch other than gymnastics: Baseball and 

soccer 

My dream job after college: Professional sports coach or college 

gymnastics coach 

Motto or quote I live by: "The best and most beautiful things in the 

world cannot be seen or touched, they must be felt in the heart." 

If I could by on any reality tv show, I would be on: The Real World, 

because it seems like responsibility does not exist. 

My sports fantasy is: To become an All-American and help take the 

team to Nationals 

Best thing about Seattle: Shopping, Starbucks, downtown, and 2 a.m. 

trips to IHOP 

Extreme sport I would like to try: Skydiving 

If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Basketball 

20 years from now I will tell my kids: Live life one day at a time 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Shopping, hanging out with friends 

Favorite junk food: Ice cream from Coldstone Creamery 

Favorite tv show: "One Tree Hill" 

Historical figure I would most like to meet: Richard Simmons 

My dream car: F-350 diesel truck 

If I could switch lives with anyone for a day, it would be: 

Christina Aguilera or Angelina Jolie 

Advice for young gymnasts: Do the sport because you love it, and 

good things will happen. 

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Jessica Brown 

5-1 Freshman 

Phoenix, Ariz. 

Sunnyslope HS 

Arizona Sunrays 

Gymnastics 


Washington 

Technically sound athlete that is rebounding 

from wrist surgery ... could 

contribute on beam. 

Personal 

Born October 21, 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona... father’s name is Robert and 

mother’s name is Lorinda... has a younger sister, Sarah... considering a 

career in nursing... placed seventh all-around at Junior Nationals in 2003... 

Arizona state all-around champion in 2004... club coach was David McCreary 

at Arizona Sunrays Gymnastics... graduated with a 3.8 GPA from Sunnyslope 

High School. 

Getting to Know ... Jessica Brown 

Nickname: Jess 

My teammates would describe me as: Funny, hardworking, 

trustworthy 


Favorite event: Bars 

Biggest influence on my career: David McCreary 

Most memorable moment at Washington: Team retreat at Lake 

Chelan 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Exhibitions in Level 5 

My biggest fan: My parents 

My greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Graduating high 

school 

Individual goals for the season: To compete on floor, bars, and 

beam 

Favorite thing about UW: My team 

Class that I would most like to take at UW: Nursing 

Best advice I've received and from whom: "Push through the pain" 

-Tacia LaBatte 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Football 

Dream job after college: Nurse 

Favorite cd/musician: West Coast Players 

Motto or quote I live by: There is no such thing as luck. Luck is what 

happens when preparation meets opportunity. 

My sports fantasy is: To compete on all four events in a competition 

and to qualify for Nationals 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Sleeping 

Favorite junk food: French fries 


If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Volleyball 

20 years from now I will tell my kids: To have fun 

My dream car: Lamborghini 

Favorite tv show: Nip and Tuck 

If I could move anywhere, it would be: New Zealand 

If I could trade places with anyone for a day, it would be: Paris 

Hilton 

My advice for young gymnasts: Don't give up and all your hard work 

will pay off. 

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Jennifer Chang 

5-7 Freshman 

Tacoma, Wash. 

Woodrow Wilson HS 

Grace Gymnastics 

Washington 

Walk-on with best chance to perform on 

bars and beam ... one of eight freshman 

on squad. 

Personal 

Born February 28, 1986 in Tacoma, Washington ... father, Mark, works in 

sales and mother, Donna, is a schoolteacher ... has one older brother, 

Daniel ... Junior Nationals qualifier in 2003 ... four-time YMCA Nationals 

All-American ... club coach was Brian Muenz at Grace Gymnastics Center... 

intended major is atmospheric sciences ... graduated with a 3.98 GPA from 

Woodrow Wilson High School. 

Getting to Know ... Jennifer Chang 

Nickname: Jenni, Jen 

My teammates would describe me as: Hardworking and easy-going 

Favorite event: Bars and beam 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Amanda Borden 

Biggest influence on my career: My mom and dad 

My most memorable moment at Washington: The Mini-Olympics at 

the Lake Chelan retreat 


My biggest fan: My mom 

Greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Graduating fifth in my 

high school class and receiving numerous academic scholarships 

Individual goals for the season: To compete on two events and fully 

recover from my Achilles tendon injury 

Pre-meet rituals or superstitions: I always pray before every meet 

Favorite thing about the UW: The campus is beautiful and it is not 

too far away from home 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Synchronized 

swimming 

Dream job after college: Working for the EPA 

Favorite cd/musician: Josh Groban's "Closer" and Mason Williams' 

"Classical Gas" 

Motto or quote I live by: "Always try your best!" 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: Road Rules- 

They travel to interesting places and the stunts look fun 

My sports fantasy is: To play golf with Tiger Woods 

Best thing about Seattle: There is an immense variety of people and 

things to do 

Extreme sport you would like to try: Skateboarding 

One thing about you people don't know: That I love musicals and I 

really like to act 

If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Golf 

Craziest ambition: To work for NASA in mission control 

20 years from now, I will tell my kids: That I used to be cool, and 

that it is my job to embarass you 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Singing, dancing, and learning 

random facts 

Favorite junk food: Cookies and ice cream 

Favorite tv shows: ER and CSI Las Vegas 

Historical figure I would like to meet: Louie Armstrong 

Advice for young gymnasts: Never give up and do gymnastics 

because you love the sport. 

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Carly Dockendorf (3V) 

5-4 Senior 

Abbotsford, B.C. 

Best Secondary 

Twisters Gymnastics 

Washington 

Two-sport athlete who returns as an allaround 

performer for the Huskies ... is also 

a pole vaulter on UW track squad ... Went 

to NCAA Championships in Track and Field 

and Gymnastics...Was 14th in NCAA's pole 

vault and tied for 24th in the floor ...has more 10s (five) than any other 

gymnast in Husky history ... one of the most decorated gymnasts in Husky 

history ... won 27 event titles during her three-year career... competed for 

UW assistant coach Heidi Coleman at B.C. Twisters. 2004 (Junior): The 

only Husky competitor at the NCAA Championships... tied for 24th on the 

floor in the preliminary rounds with a 9.850... tied for first place on floor at 

the North Central regional with a 9.900... also tied for second on the bars 

in the regional (9.875) and placed 12th all-around (38.825)... named to the 

Pac-10 All-Conference team... honorable mention selection to the Pac-10 

All-Academic team... competed in all 13 meets ... won 13 event titles, 

including 10 wins on floor in 13 meets ... scored as an all-arounder in eight 

of nine meets ... was second at the Pac-10 Championships with a 9.975 on 

floor ... ranked third in the nation on the floor (9.970) and 11th on the bars 

(9.925)... came on strong on bars in her last five meets, scoring at least 

9.925 in those contests ... set a career-high all-around score against Boise 

State and Seattle Pacific (39.575)... also set a career high on beam 

(9.900)... matched her career-best all-around score at the time against 

Utah (39.525)... tied for first on the floor (9.950) and placed second on bars 

(9.950) against Utah... won the vault (9.800) and floor titles (9.900) at 

Seattle Pacific... tied her season high scores on the bars (9.950), beam 

(9.875) and in the all-around (39.525) against UCLA... placed fourth allaround 

against UCLA... won two event titles at Arizona, scoring a 9.925 to 

win the bars and a 9.950 to tie for the floor title... recorded her first perfect 

10 of the season against Arizona State... after winning the all-around title 

at Boise State on Friday, Feb. 6, went on to place fourth in the pole vault 

on Saturday, Feb. 7 for the Husky track team (12-5 1/2)... won the floor title 

against Cal and Sacramento State (9.950), at Oregon State (9.925), at 

Stanford (9.975), at Boise State (9.925), against Arizona State (10.000), at 

Arizona (9.950), against Utah, Iowa, and Illinois (9.950), at Seattle Pacific 

(9.900), against Boise State and Seattle Pacific (10.000), and at the North 

Central Regional (9.900) as the anchor in the lineup… finished in the top 

eight on vault in nine of 13 meets… won 31 event titles in her three years 

as a Husky, 13 as a junior, 12 as a sophomore and six as a freshman… 

ranks 10th on the all-time Husky event winner list... her scores counted to 

the Husky total 40 of 46 routines during the season... also pole-vaults for 

the UW track team during gymnastics season… placed third in her flight 

at the Pole Vault Summit in Reno on Jan. 9, clearing 12-9 1/2… placed 

seventh at the UW Indoor Preview on Jan.17, vaulting 12-1 1/2. 2003 

(Sophomore): Earned second-team All-America honors on floor exercise ... 

placed 22nd at the NCAA Championships in the all-around, including a 

sixth-place showing on floor exercise ... won NCAA West Regional titles on 

bars (9.950) and floor (9.925) ... became the first UW gymnast to win event 

titles at a NCAA Regional championship ... placed third in the all-around at 

the West Regional ... took home top honors on bars at Pac-10 Championships 

with 10.000 score ... became just the second Husky to score a 10 on 

bars ... also collected a pair of 10s on floor during the season ... became first 

Husky to collect three 10s during a single season and ties former All- 

American Tiffany Simpson for the most in a career ... in addition to 

establishing new career highs on bars and floor she raised her all-time mark 

on vault to a 9.850 she recorded at Florida ... was ranked eighth nationally 

on bars and ninth in floor exercise heading into the NCAA Championships 

... led the Huskies with 12 event championships during the season ... was 

named the teams' Most Valuable Gymnast ... an honorable mention selection 

to the Pac-10's All-Academic team ...took eighth at the 2003 Pac-10 

Championships in the pole vault. 2002 (Freshman): Forced into UW’s allaround 

rotation after an injury to Stacy Wong … one of three Huskies to 

place in the all-around at the Pac-10 Championships …placed 14th with a 

38.425 … tied for third with a 9.925 on the vault at the Pac-10 Championships 

… placed seventh on the bars with a 9.900, 36th on the on the beam 

with a 9.175 and 38th on the floor with a 9.425 at the Pac-10 Championships 

… tied for fourth on the bars with a 9.875 at the NCAA West Regional … 

finished 34th on the beam with a 9.550 and second on the floor at the NCAA 

West Regional with a 9.950 … came in 10th in the all-around with a 39.225 

at the NCAA West Regional ... took first on the floor against Utah with a 

career high of 9.975 ... that was the highest score on the floor for a freshman 

in Washington history ... came away with Washington’s only first-place 

finish against Arizona, winning the bars with a 9.900 ... set a career high on 

the vault with a 9.850 at Arizona ... tied that same score at the NCAA West 

Regional at Oregon St. in second place tie ... set a career high on the bars 

with a 9.925 against Arizona State ... set a career high on the beam with 

a 9.900 and a 39.550 in the all-around in the same meet ... that all-around 

score tied her for 10th all-time in UW history … captured six first place 

finishes for the Huskies ... competed on the pole vault at the Ken Foreman 

Invitational track tournament at Husky Stadium as an unattached athlete ... 

cleared 12-1 1/2, which at the time was higher than all but two pole vault 

competitors in Husky history. 

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Personal 

Born January 31,1983 in New Westminster, British Columbia . . . father Neal 

is a property manager, mother Maureen is an elementary school principal 

. . . has one younger brother, Brody and two older siblings, Carrie and Dustin 

. . . placed sixth in the all-around at the 1998 Canadian National Championships 

. . . finished fourth in the all-around and third on the vault at the 1996 

Jr. Pan American Games. 

Career Highs 

Vault 9.850 at Arizona, 2002 

9.850 NCAA Regional, 2002 

Uneven Bars 10.000 at Pac-10 Championships, 2003 

Balance Beam 9.900 vs. Arizona State, 2002 

9.900 vs. Boise State/SPU, 2004 

Floor Exercise 10.000 vs. Oregon St./Boise St./Sac St., 2003 

10.000 vs. Cal State Fullerton/SPU, 2003 

10.000 vs. Arizona State, 2004 


All-Around 39.675 vs. Boise State/SPU, 2004 

Dockendorf's Meet-by-Meet Results 

2002 


at Stanford 9.700 –– –– 8.950 –– 

at Boise State 9.625 –– –– –– –– 

California 9.750 9.775 –– 9.875 –– 

at Oregon State 9.675 9.700 –– 9.775 –– 

Utah 9.625 9.200 9.725 9.975 38.525 

Arizona State 9.775 9.925 9.900 9.950 39.550 

at Arizona 9.775 9.900 8.350 9.250 37.275 

UCLA/Seattle Pacific 9.825 9.900 8.575 9.950 38.250 

at Michigan/Denver 9.750 9.875 9.025 9.900 38.550 

at Arizona/Minn./N. Ill. 9.850 9.775 8.900 9.925 38.450 

Pac-10 Championships 9.825 9.900 9.175 9.425 38.425 

NCAA Regional 9.850 9.875 9.550 9.950 39.225 

2003 


at ASU 9.700 9.775 –– 9.325 –– 

ARIZONA/SAN JOSE ST 9.700 9.675 –– 9.950 –– 

at Florida/George Wash/Rh. Is.9.850 –– 9.150 –– –– 

at Seattle Pacific 9.775 9.950 9.875 –– –– 

at UCLA 9.725 9.900 9.600 9.850 39.075 

STANFORD 9.825 9.950 9.800 9.950 39.525 

at Cal/Sac. St. 9.675 9.775 9.300 9.900 38.650 

Masters Classic 9.775 9.950 9.775 9.900 39.400 

OSU/BOISE ST/SAC ST 9.625 9.900 9.825 10.000 39.350 

at Utah 9.750 9.900 8.825 9.925 38.400 

at Boise State 9.175 9.375 9.875 9.950 38.375 

CAL ST FULLERTON/SPU –– 9.775 9.850 10.000 –– 


NCAA West Regional 9.750 9.950 9.825 9.925 39.450 

NCAA Championships 9.675 9.750 9.150 9.850 38.450 



at Cancun Invitational 9.650 9.825 –– 9.400 –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE 9.800 9.925 –– 9.950 –– 

at Oregon State 9.700 9.825 –– 9.925 –– 

at Stanford 9.750 8.375 –– 9.975 –– 

at Boise State 9.775 9.875 9.875 9.925 39.450 

ARIZONA STATE 9.725 9.500 9.375 10.000 38.600 

at Arizona 9.750 9.925 9.825 9.950 39.450 

UCLA 9.775 9.950 9.875 9.925 39.525 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC 9.775 9.950 9.850 9.950 39.525 

at Seattle Pacific 9.800 –– –– 9.900 –– 

BOISE STATE/SPU 9.800 9.975 9.900 10.000 39.675 



NCAA Championships –– –– –– 9.850 –– 

Career Bests 9.850 10.000 9.900 10.000 39.675 

Getting to Know ... Carly Dockendorf 

My teammates would describe me as: Canadian 

Favorite event: Floor 

Favorite gymnast: Kate Richardson (UCLA) 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Getting 0% on my splits testing- I was 

6 

Biggest influence on my career: My parents 

Favorite motto/quote: “Sports do not build character. They reveal it.” 

My biggest fan: My dad and my grandma 

My greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Finishing eighth in 

the pole vault at the 2003 Pac-10 Track and Field Championships 

Individual goals for the season: 10.000 start value vault 

Pre-meet rituals or superstitions: I have to eat M&Ms 

One thing about me people wouldn’t know: I did women’s 

wrestling in high school 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Track and Field 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Snowboarding 

Favorite thing about the UW: The weather 

Class you would most like to take at UW: Chemistry 501 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Pole vaulting 

Dream job after college: Professional pole vaulter 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Snowboarding and hiking 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: Couples Fear 

Factor, because you can get $50,000 just for eating pig's tongue 

Extreme sport I'd like to try: Kite-boarding 

Favorite television show: The Simpsons 

Favorite vacation spot: Whistler, B.C. 

My dream car: Hummer 

In a movie, I would be played by: Julia Roberts 

If I could trade places with one person for one day, it would be: 

Julia Roberts in Ocean’s Eleven 

If stranded on a desert island, the things I would want with me 

are: My boyfriend Brad 

Individual goals for the season: Consistency and to compete a 10.0 

vault 

My advice for young gymnasts: Follow your passion 

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Getting to Know ... Natalie Gillan 

My teammates would describe me as: Fun, entertaining, funny 


Favorite event: Floor and vault 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Shannon Miller 

Biggest influence on my career: My mom and dad 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Learning how to do a kip 

My biggest fan is: My family 

Individual goals for the season: To compete in every meet and be a 

contributor to the team 

Favorite thing about the UW: The team and all of my friends 


Favorite musician: Jessica Simpson 

Motto or quote I live by: "Reach for the moon, because if you miss you 

will land among the stars!" 

Best thing about Seattle: The coffee 

Extreme sport I would like to try: Wakeboarding 

Something I can't imagine life without: My friends and family 

Favorite junk food: Ice cream 

Advice for young gymnasts: Always dream because from dreams 

come ambitions which turns into goals which with hard work becomes 

a reality. Never give up! 

Dockendorf was 11th in the pole vault at the 2004 NCAA's. 

Natalie Gillan 

5-3 Freshman 

Denver, Colo. 

Pomona HS 

Xtreme Altitude 


Washington 

Solid freshman who will contribute on 

vault and floor ... also looks to compete 

on beam ... one of eight Husky freshmen. 

Personal 

Born May 29, 1986 in Denver, Colorado... father, Alan, is an engineer and 

business owner and mother, Kim, is a homemaker... has four younger 

siblings Jessica, Corrissa, Zach, and Jacob... club coach was Mark Bogoger 

at Xtreme Altitude... seventh all-around, sixth on vault and sixth on floor 

at 2004 Junior Nationals... 2004 Colorado State vault champion... also 

competed for coach Tracey Boychuk at Pomona High ... Colorado State high 

school champion in 2002 and 2003... Most valuable player, all-state, All- 

Colorado, and all-conference selection all four years of high school 

gymnastics... intended major is business... graduated with a 3.75 GPA. 

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Raimey Iselin 

5-4 Freshman 

Puyallup, Wash. 

Auburn Riverside HS 

Puget Sound School of 


Washington 

All-around candidate for the Huskies 

who will definitely contribute on bars 

and floor ... competed in club with former 

Husky great Emily Pritchard ... one of eight newcomers to the Husky squad. 

Personal 

Born September 6, 1985 in Puyallup, Washington ... father Jerry owns 

Metal Roof Specialties, mother LuAnn, owns a gift shop called A Picket 

Fence ... has an older sister, Haley ... club coaches were Brad Loan and 

Candyce Chittenden at the Puget Sound School of Gymnastics ... member 

of the TOPS National team ... Junior National qualifier in 2001, 2003, 2004 

... graduated with a 3.9 GPA from Auburn Riverside High School. 

Getting to Know ... Raimey Iselin 

Nickname: Raims 

My teammates would describe me as: Fun and goofy, but shy at 

times 

Favorite event: Bars and floor 

Most impressive gymnast I've competed with: Onnie Willis 

Biggest influence on my career: My family and friends 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Doing a flip-flop on floor and getting a 

rug burn on my nose 

My biggest fan: My sister 

My greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Getting my 

motorcycle endorsement to ride 

Individual goals for the season: Continue to get stronger, stay 

healthy and learn new skills 

Pre-meet rituals or superstitions: Listening to Michael Jackson 

Favorite thing about the UW: It is close enough to home but also far 

enough away so I can be on my own 


Dream job after college: A sports photographer 

Favorite cd or musician: Michael Jackson's Greatest Hits 

Motto or quote I live by: "Practice makes permanent, so practice 

perfect." 


One thing about me people wouldn't know: I had emergency 

surgery on my appendix when I was five and almost died. 

If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Soccer 

20 years from now I will tell my kids: That I rode a pink Harley 

Davidson in high school 

Something I can't imagine life without: My family 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Shopping, reading, knitting, riding 

motorcycles 

Favorite junk food: 3 Musketeers 

Favorite tv show: I Love Lucy 

If I could move anywhere, it would be: New York 

Historical figure I would most like to meet: Albert Einstein 

My dream car: Porsche 911 turbo 

Advice for young gymnasts: Follow your heart and never give up on 

your dreams. You only get one shot at life so take risks and don't pass 

up on opportunities that come your way. 

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Tacia LaBatte (3V) 

5-0 Senior 

Kaneohe, HI 

James B. Castle HS 

Hawaiian Island Twisters 

Washington 

Dynamite senior who will compete on 

vault, bars, and floor for the Huskies ... 

one of three Washington gymnasts to 

compete at the 2003 NCAA Championships 

... also on the Husky cheer squad. 2004 (Junior:) Competed in 11 of 

13 meets during the season ... a regular in the Huskies vault, bars and floor 

lineup during the year ... tied for 14th on bars at the North Central regional 

(9.750)... only all-around effort came at Arizona ... won two event titles ... 

an honorable mention selection to the Pac-10 All-Academic team... tied her 

career best score on the bars as leadoff against Boise State and Seattle 

Pacific (9.875)... tied her career best score to win the floor title against 

Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago (9.950)... also tied her career best score for 

fifth place on vault (9.925)... tied her career high score on the bars against 

UCLA (9.875) for seventh place... finished sixth on the vault (9.825) and tied 

for eighth on floor (9.850) against UCLA ... scored a 39.325 in her first allaround 

performance of the season at Arizona ... set new career highs on 

vault (9.925) and bars (9.875) against Arizona State... won her first careerevent 

title at Stanford on the vault (9.900)… set new career high on beam 

at the Cancun Invitational (9.825)… scored above a 9.750 in her 11 vault 

performances this season… her scores counted to the Husky total 25 out 

of 30 routines this season. 2003 (RS Sophomore): Advanced to the NCAA 

Championships after placing fifth at the NCAA West Regional ... placed 

18th overall in her session at nationals ... only competed four times in the 

all-around during the season ... set career high score of 39.350 at dual meet 

at Utah ... also set career marks in vault (9.900), bars (9.850) and beam 

(9.800) during that competition ... scored 9.950 in two meets ... an honorable 

mention selection to the Pac-10's All-Academic squad ... winner of the 

team's most improved award. 2002 (Sophomore): Only competed at 

Stanford before suffering a season ending foot injury … scored a career 

best of 9.600 on the vault and 9.725 on the beam ... suffered a broken foot 

in the summer that limited her preseason training. 2001 (Freshman): While 

competing at Utah she posted a career high of 9.650 on vault and a career 

high of 9.875 for the Utes. 

Career Highs 


9.925 vs. Utah/Iowa/UIC, 2004 

Bars 9.875 vs. Arizona State, 2004 

9.875 vs. UCLA, 2005 

9.875 vs. Utah/Iowa/UIC, 2005 


Balance Beam 9.825 at Cancun Invitational, 2004 

Floor 9.950 vs. Arizona/San Jose State, 2003 

9.950 vs. CS Fullerton/Seattle Pacific, 2003 

9.950 vs. Utah/Iowa/UIC, 2004 

All-Around 39.375 at Arizona, 2004 

LaBatte's Meet-by-Meet Results 

2002 


at Stanford 9.600 –– 9.725 –– –– 

Note: Injured and did not compete the remainder of the season. 

Personal 

Born April 3, 1982 in Kaneohe, Hawaii . . . stepfather, Joe Rapp, is a 

gymnastics coach ... mother Tani is a bank teller . . . has three younger 

siblings, Isaiah, Tamara, and Tiara . . . graduated high school with a 3.93 

GPA . . . member of dance and cheer team in high school . . . second in the 

all-around Junior Olympic Nationals . . . three-time international team 

member of Region II All-Stars ... coached by stepfather on the club level. 

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Getting to Know ... Tacia LaBatte 

Tacia LaBatte was a Husky cheerleader for the 2004 fall season. 

2003 


at ASU 9.800 –– 9.750 9.875 –– 

ARIZONA/SAN JOSE ST 9.850 –– 9.700 9.950 –– 

at Florida/George Wash/Rh. Is. –– –– –– –– –– 

at Seattle Pacific –– –– –– –– –– 

at UCLA 9.825 9.075 –– –– –– 

STANFORD 9.850 –– –– –– –– 

at Cal/Sac. St. 9.750 9.850 9.775 –– –– 

Masters Classic 9.825 9.800 9.750 –– –– 


at Utah 9.900 9.850 9.800 9.800 39.350 

at Boise State –– –– –– –– –– 

CAL ST FULLERTON/SPU 9.800 9.775 –– 9.950 –– 

Pac-10 Championships 9.875 9.775 –– 9.875 –– 


NCAA Championships 9.625 9.725 9.750 9.600 38.700 



at Cancun Invitational 9.850 –– 9.825 9.875 –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE 9.900 –– 9.600 9.350 –– 

at Oregon State 9.750 –– –– 8.550 –– 

at Stanford 9.900 –– –– 9.900 –– 


ARIZONA STATE 9.925 9.875 –– –– –– 

at Arizona 9.900 9.800 9.800 9.875 39.375 

UCLA 9.825 9.875 –– 9.850 –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC 9.925 9.875 (e)9.375 9.950 –– 


BOISE STATE/SPU 9.900 9.875 –– 9.925 –– 

Pac-10 Championships 9.875 9.775 –– –– –– 

NCAA Regionals 9.400 9.750 –– 8.775 –– 

Career Bests 9.925 9.875 9.825 9.950 39.375 

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Nickname: Tash 

My teammates would describe me as: Mom 



Favorite Olympic gymnast: Lilia Podkopayeva 

Biggest influence on my career: My coach and stepdad Joe Rapp 

Best advice I’ve received: The goal is not to be a fence grazer- The Gaff 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Crying 

Individual goal for the season: Do gymnastics for the right reason 

My most memorable moment at Washington: Coco Bongo 

Favorite motto/quote: Hupomeno 

My biggest fan: Aunty Mitz 

Career goal: Wedding planner 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Husky Baseball (Go 

Diamond Dawgs!) 

Favorite thing about the UW: Fellowship at the INN 

Favorite cd or musician: Oliver James 

Extreme sport I would like to try: Water ballet 

I can’t imagine life without: My mom 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Cheerleading 


Favorite television show: Gilmore Girls 

My dream car: Hot-pink stretch Escalade limo 

My advice for young gymnasts: You only fail when you don't give it 

your best shot. 

Lily Le (TR) 

4-11 Sophomore 

Kennewick, Wash. 

Southridge HS 

Mid-Columbia Gymnastics 

Washington 

Talented transfer and all-around candidate 

who will compete on vault, beam, 

and floor ... only competed in one meet 

at Southeast Missouri State. 

Personal 

Born November 24, 1984 in Kennewick, Washington... father Danh and 

mother Huong are self-employed... has three older siblings, Michael 

Phoenix, Heyla Nagi, and Hezan Parawan... club coaches were Joe Softich 

and Dave Millard at Mid-Columbia Gymnastics Academy... five-time 

Junior National qualifier... sixth place on bars at 2003 Junior Nationals... 

transfer from Southeast Missouri State.


Kim Lewis (3V) 

5-4 Senior 

Puyallup, WA 

John R. Rogers HS 

Grace Gymnastics Center 

Washington 

Versatile senior performer who can compete 

on bars, beam and floor ... a threetime 

letterwinner. 2004 (Junior): Competed 

in the all-around for the first time at Seattle Pacific, placing second 

in the all-around (38.050)... also tied for fourth on bars (9.775) and sixth on 

floor (9.425)... tied her season best floor score against UCLA (9.800)... an 

honorable mention selection to the Pac-10 All-Academic team... set career 

highs on both bars and beam in her first meet of the season at the Cancun 

Invitational… scored a 9.900 on bars to place third and a 9.800 on the beam 

to place 10th… a consistent force in the Huskies’ bar lineup, scored above 

9.700 in five of eight meets … performed exhibition routines two times on 

the floor and two times on beam ... her scores counted to the Husky total 

9 out of 18 routines. 2003 (Sophomore): A regular in the Huskies' bars and 

floor lineups ... competed in 11 of the final 12 meets of the season ... posted 

back-to-back 9.875 routines on bars in road meets at California and 

Nebraska to set career high on that apparatus ... equaled her career mark 

on floor with a 9.875 at the Pac-10 Championships ... finished 17th on floor 

at Pac-10s ... competed on beam just twice during the season ... was 23rd 

at NCAA regional on bars ... an honorable mention selection to the Pac-10 

Getting to Know ... Lily Le 

Favorite event: Vault 

Most memorable moment in gymnastics: Hitting my highest score 

at Regionals my senior year in Hawaii 

Individual goals for the season: Make it into the lineup on three of 

four events 

Favorite thing about the UW: The pride 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Rugby 

Favorite musician: Aaliyah 

Motto or quote that I live by: "Do everything, go everywhere, and 

learn everything." 

Best thing about Seattle: It is close to home 


If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Volleyball 

Your dream car: 1994 Toyota Supra 

Advice for young gymnasts: "Do gymnastics because you love it. I 

have learned you need the following things to succeed: desire, 

determination, dedication, and the love of the sport." 

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All-Academic squad. 2002 (Freshman): Compted in all but one meet, 

primarily on bars and floor ...set a career high on the floor against Utah of 

9.875 ... tied that same score in a tie for 17th place at the NCAA West 

Regional … tied for 14th place on the floor with a 9.850 at the Pac-10 

Championships ... only competed three times on the beam scoring a career 

high of 9.700 and tying for 27th place at the NCAA West Regional at Oregon 

State ... tied for 31st place and set a career high on bars of 9.725 at the Pac- 

10 Championships. 

Personal 

Born November 13, 1982 in Tacoma, Washington . . . father Karl is a FAA 

attorney, mother Sandra is a professor . . . has two younger siblings, Erin and 

Evan . . . graduated high school with a 3.99 GPA . . . member of the diving 

team during junior year in high school . . . first on bars at 2001 YMCA 

Nationals . . . fifth on bars at 2001 Junior Olympic Nationals. 

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Career Highs 

Vault 9.275 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 

Uneven Bars 9.900 at Cancun Invitatioal, 2004 

Balance Beam 9.800 at Cancun Invitational, 2004 

9.800 at Boise State, 2004 

Floor 9.875 at Pac-10 Championships, 2003 

9.875 vs. Utah, 2002 

9.875 at NCAA West Regional, 2002 

Lewis' Meet-by-Meet Results 

2002 


at Stanford –– –- –– 9.525 –– 

at Boise State –– 9.400 –– 9.675 –– 

California –– –– –– 9.650 –– 

at Oregon State –– –– 9.325 9.775 –– 

Utah –– –– –– 9.875 –– 

Arizona State –– 9.700 –– 9.850 –– 

at Arizona –– 9.625 –– 9.700 –– 

UCLA/Seattle Pacific –– 9.400 –– 9.800 –– 

at Michigan/Denver –– –– –– –– –– 

at Arizona/Minn./N. Ill. –– 9.650 –– 9.850 –– 

Pac-10 Championships –– 9.725 –– 9.850 

NCAA Regional –– –– 9.700 9.875 –– 

2003 


at ASU –– –– –– –– –– 

ARIZONA/SAN JOSE ST –– –– –– –– –– 

at Florida/George Wash/Rh. Is. –– 9.800 –– –– –– 

at Seattle Pacific –– 9.775 8.725 9.550 –– 

at UCLA –– –– –– –– –– 

STANFORD –– 9.850 –– –– –– 

at Cal/Denver/Sac. Sr. –– 9.875 9.550 9.800 –– 

Masters Classic –– 9.875 –– –– –– 

OSU/BOISE ST/SAC ST –– 9.850 –– 9.600 –– 

at Utah –– 9.250 –– 9.750 –– 

at Boise State –– 9.825 –– 9.550 –– 

CAL ST FULLERTON/SPU –– 9.850 –– –– –– 

Pac-10 Championships –– 9.775 –– 9.875 –– 

NCAA West Regional –– 9.675 –– –– –– 



at Cancun Invitational –– 9.900 9.800 –– –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE –– 9.700 –– (e)9.500 –– 

at Oregon State –– 9.800 (e)9.300 (e)9.525 –– 

at Stanford –– 9.700 –– –– –– 

at Boise State –– –– 9.800 9.700 –– 

ARIZONA STATE –– –– –– 9.775 –– 

at Arizona –– –– –– 9.750 –– 

UCLA –– 9.275 (e)9.750 9.800 –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC –– 9.050 –– –– –– 

at Seattle Pacific 9.275 9.775 9.425 9.575 38.050 

BOISE STATE/SPU –– –– –– –– –– 

Pac-10 Championships –– 9.650 –– 9.550 –– 

NCAA Regionals –– –– –– –– –– 

Career Bests 9.275 9.900 9.800 9.875 38.050 

Getting to Know ... Kim Lewis 

Nickname: Kim, Lewy 

Best nickname of another teammate: Kell Bell (Kelly McDonald) 

My teammates would describe me as: Nice, spontaneous 


Favorite Olympic gymnast: Mohini Bhardwaj 

Biggest influence on my career: My various coaches and my parents 

Best advice I’ve received (and from whom): “Know what you 

want.”- a friend told me this recently 

My most memorable moment at UW: Singing karaoke in Florida 

Individual goals for the season: To be a strong leader on our team 

and give what I can to this sport in the time that I have left in it 


Favorite thing about UW: The people, the opportunities, the seasons 

Career goal: Occupational therapist 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: American Idol 

One thing about me people wouldn’t know: I drink the shower 

water when I’m in the shower. 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Soccer 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Figure skating and 

soccer 

Craziest ambition: To be in the circus 

Biggest pet peeve: Traffic 

I stress out about: Uncertainty 

To relax, I: Get a massage 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Teaching four and five-year olds 

Sunday school, baking, going to the Inn on Tuesdays, going for walks, 

studying and spending time with friends 

Favorite junk food: Oatmeal cookies 

Favorite vacation spot: Europe 


My dad, because I never quite know what he is thinking 


are: Jesus, so we could walk together across the water to land 

Individual goals for the season: Compete with confidence, be the 

best team player I can, and have fun 

My advice for young gymnasts: Enjoy your sport, work hard, believe 

in all of the good things that are in store for you.


Kelly McDonald (2V) 

5-1 Junior 

Seattle, WA 

Roosevelt HS 

Cascade Elite Gymnastics 

Washington 

All-arounder coming off one of the best 

sophomore seasons in UW history ... 

dynamic competitor who will eventually 

contribute on all events ... still recovering 

from off-season surgery on her heel ... scored her first perfect ten 

of her career on the vault last season, becoming only the third Husky in 

history to do so ... one of two Huskies who competed for Cascade Elite 

Gymnastics. 2004 (Sophomore): Super sophomore competed in all 13 

meets ... an all-arounder in all but four meets ... won four event titles during 

the season ... tied for ninth on the vault (9.800), 13th on beam (9.800), and 

16th in the all-around (38.475) at the North Central regional... ended the 

season ranked 14th in the nation on bars (9.920) ... an honorable mention 

selection to the Pac-10 All-Academic team... tied her career high allaround 

score against Boise State and Seattle Pacific (39.725)... won the 

bars title at Seattle Pacific (9.925)... tied for third on the bars (9.925) 

against Utah, Iowa, and Chicago-Illinois... placed sixth on bars against 

UCLA (9.900)... finished second on the bars at Arizona with a 9.900... 

dynamite performance against Arizona State... set Husky all-around record 

score with a 39.825... recorded her first ever perfect 10 on the vault, 

becoming only the third Husky in history to do so... set career highs on the 

vault (10.000), bars (9.975), floor (9.975), and all-around (39.825)... named 

Pac-10 Gymnast of the Week after her performance against Arizona 

State... set career-high on beam at Oregon State, placing second with a 

9.925… tied her career-high on beam at Boise State the next weekend... 

placed fourth all-around and third on the vault at the Cancun Invitational… 

placed in the top three on vault in eight of 13 meets… placed in the top four 

all-around in five of the seven meets she competed in… has only scored 

below 9.800 twice in her career vaulting performances… her scores 

counted to the Husky total 35 out of 41 routines. 2003 (Freshman): 

Competed in the all-around in 12 of 14 meets ... won seven event titles 

during the season including a pair of all-around championships ... finished 

second at NCAA West Regional in the vault and was third on bars ... posted 

five consecutive scores of better than 39.000 in the all-around at the end of 

the regular season before a heel injury slowed her for the Pac-10 and NCAA 

Regional championships ... posted a 39.675 in the all-around against CS 

Fullerton and Seattle Pacific ... that ranks as best performance ever by a UW 

freshman and is the third-best all-around score by a Husky ... ranked in the 

top-10 nationally during the season on vault ... had a 9.975 in a three-way 

home meet that figures as the third bes score in UW history ... recorded her 

career-best score on bars (9.950) in that same meet ... posted a 9.950 on 

floor in final regular-season meet with CS Fullerton and Seattle Pacific ... hit 

for 9.900 on beam twice during the season including the Pac-10s where she 

was ninth ... named the Huskies' rookie of the year. 

Personal 

Born May 30, 1984 in Seattle, Washington ... father Sean is the manager of 

waste management for the city of Seattle, mother Debbie is a teacher ... has 

an older brother, Jason, one older sister, Erin, and one younger sister, Molly 

... graduated with a 3.94 GPA ... member of the National Honor Society ... 

gained international experience at meets in Puerto Rico in 2000 and Costa 

Rica in 2002, where she captured second in the all-around under Cascade 

Elite Gymnastics coach Frank Lee ... placed first on the vault, bars, floor and 

all-around at the 2002 regionals ... captured first on the beam, floor and allaround 

at the 2002 National Championships. 

Career Highs 

Vault 10.000 vs. Arizona State 2004 

Bars 9.975 vs. Arizona State, 2004 

Balance Beam 9.925 at Oregon State, 2004 

9.925 at Boise State, 2004 

Floor Exercise 9.975 vs. Arizona State, 2004 

All-Around 39.725 vs. Arizona State, 2004 


McDonald's Meet-by-Meet Results 

2003 


at ASU 9.925 9.300 9.700 8.725 37.650 

ARIZONA/SAN JOSE ST 9.900 9.900 9.725 9.400 38.925 

at Florida/George Wash/Rh. Is. 9.900 9.825 9.825 9.450 39.000 

at Seattle Pacific 9.775 9.325 –– –– –– 

at UCLA 9.850 9.825 8.750 9.850 38.275 

STANFORD 9.925 9.925 9.825 9.325 39.000 

at Cal/Denver/Sac. Sr. 9.875 9.800 9.375 9.750 38.800 

Masters Classic 9.925 9.850 9.750 9.875 39.400 


at Utah 9.875 9.875 9.850 9.675 39.275 

at Boise State 9.925 9.700 9.800 9.850 39.275 

CAL ST FULLERTON/SPU 9.925 9.900 9.900 9.950 39.675 

Pac-10 Championships 9.800 9.850 9.900 –– –– 


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at Cancun Invitational 9.850 9.775 9.775 9.825 39.225 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE 9.900 9.900 9.400 9.375 38.575 


at Stanford 9.875 9.800 9.900 9.275 38.850 

at Boise State 9.825 9.900 9.925 –– –– 

ARIZONA STATE 10.000 9.975 9.875 9.975 39.725 

at Arizona 9.875 9.900 –– –– –– 

UCLA 9.325 9.900 9.450 –– –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC 9.925 9.925 9.300 9.925 39.075 

at Seattle Pacific –– 9.925 –– –– –– 

BOISE STATE/SPU 9.925 9.950 9.900 9.950 39.500 



Career Bests 10.000 9.975 9.925 9.975 39.725 

Getting to Know ... Kelly McDonald 

Nickname: McDizzle 

Best nickname of another teammate: Rapido Abuelo (Bob Levesque) 

My teammates would describe me as: Competitive 

Favorite event: All of them 

Which Husky gymnast will surprise people this year: Nikki Waiss 

Biggest influence on my career: Frank Lee 

My most memorable moment at Washington: Swimming in the 

Drumheller Fountain 


Favorite class at UW: Law 

One thing about me people wouldn’t know: I was a quasi-mute 

until the age of 10 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Ultimate Frisbee 

Individual goals for the season: To be smart and efficient in training 

and do everything in my power to help the team in competition and 

training 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Curling 

Biggest pet peeve: Stupid people 

I can’t imagine life without: Family 

To relax, I: Eat and watch television 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Ultimate Frisbee and swimming 

Favorite junk food: Banana crepes 

Favorite television show: Will & Grace 

Favorite vacation spot: Lake Chelan 

My dream car: Lexus convertible 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: The Amazing 

Race 


James Bond, because he does lots of cool stuff 


are: A seaplane 

Craziest ambition: Be a stunt double 

My advice for young gymnasts: Drink milk, get 10 hours of sleep, 

clean behind your ears and don’t pick your nose. 

Julie Mederios 

5-4 Freshman 

Vancouver, B.C. 

North Delta Senior 

Secoundary 

Flicka Gymnastics 

Washington 

Powerful freshman who looks to contribute 

on vault and beam ... one of eight 

Husky freshmen. 

Personal 

Born July 11, 1986 in Vancouver, British Columbia... father Louie is a 

Supervisor and mother Kristine is an estate manager... has a younger 

sister, Vanessa... club coaches were Flaviu Toma, Celestina Popa-Toma 

and Valentin Star at Flicka Gymnastics... competed internationally for 

Team Canada at the 2002 Pan American Games, 2001 Puerto Rico Cup, and 

2001 Blue Water International... intended major is business administration... 

graduated with a 3.65 GPA from North Delta Senior Secoundary. 

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Getting to Know ... Julie Medeiros 

Nickname: Jewels 

My teammates would describe me as: Motivating and supporting, 

fun to train with 

Favorite event: Bars and floor 

Most entertaining teammate: Kim Lewis 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Andrea Raducan 

Most impressive gymnasts I have competed with: Courtney 

Kupets, Tasha Schwikert 

Biggest influence on my career: Parents 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Wanting to quit because I couldn't do a 

cartwheel 

My biggest fan: My dad 

Individual goals for the season: Compete all-around 

Favorite thing about the UW: My teammates and coaches 

Best advice I have received and from whom: "Anything worth 

having is worth working for." -my mom 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Hockey 

Dream job after college: Law 

Favorite musician: Tim McGraw 

Motto or quote I live by: "Shoot for the moon, even if you miss you 

will land among the stars." 

Best thing about Seattle: The shopping 

Extreme sport you would most like to try: Skydiving 

One thing about me people wouldn't know: I hate kiwi so much 

that simply looking at it makes me sick 

If I could play another UW sport, I would play: Football or 

cheerleading 

20 years from now I will tell my kids: It is great to be young 

Something I can't imagine life without: Gymnastics 


My dream car: Acura RXS 

Camille Primous 

5-4 Freshman 

Seattle, Wash. 

Ingraham HS 

Seattle Gym. Academy 

Washington 

Talented performer who looks to contribute 

on bars ... battled ankle injuries 

throughout her career ... one of UW's 

eight-member freshman class. 

Personal 

Born July 3, 1986 in Seattle, Washington... mother, Anne is a registered 

nurse and father’s name is Melvin... has one younger brother, Luke... club 

coaches were Igor Novosselov and Amy Linehardt at Seattle Gymnastics 

Academy... second place on vault and eighth on bars at 2002 Junior 

Nationals... first place on vault at 2004 Level 10 Regionals... graduated 

with a 3.7 GPA from Ingraham High School. 

Getting to Know ... Camille Primous 

Nickname: Milla, Mille, Camillio, Chameleon 

Favorite event: Floor- I love to dance! 

Favorite Olympic gymnast: Dominique Dawes 

Most memorable moment in gymnastics: Winning the Level 5 State 

Championships in 1996 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Being a little tromper at Seattle 

Gymnastics Academy 

My biggest fan: My mom 

Greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Getting into the UW! 

Pre-meet rituals or superstitions: I always listen to Michael Jackson 

before a meet 

Favorite thing about the UW: The beautiful campus 

Dream job after college: Choreographer. I would love to travel 

worldwide learning different cultural dances and incorporate them 

into my work. 

Motto or quote that I live by: Dance like no one is watching! 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: Fear Factor, 

because the physical stunts look like so much fun 

My sports fantasy is: To play Major League Baseball 

Best thing about Seattle: Best coffee ever! 


If I could play another UW sport, I would do: Track or cheerleading 

Craziest ambition: To live in Europe for a year 

20 years from now I will tell my kids: I could do a flip once 

I can't imagine life without: Starbucks 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Dance, music, shopping 

Favorite tv shows: Friends, Will & Grace, The Simpsons, Spongebob 

Squarepants 

If I could move anywhere, it would be: New York or France 

Advice for young gymnasts: Do gymnastics for you, don't do it for 

anyone else but yourself. And don't forget to have fun! 

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Tori Quandt (1V) 

5-3 Sophomore 

Santa Rosa, CA 

Santa Rosa HS 

Rohnert Park Gymnastics 


Washington 

Improved sophomore who looks to compete 

on vault and floor ... powerful tumbler 

... earned her first letter in 2004. 

2004 (Freshman): As a freshman, 

competed in 11 of 13 meets ... a regular in the Huskies’ vault lineup ... 

competed in the all-around for the Huskies at Seattle Pacific, placing third 

all-around (37.425)... set a career high beam score at Seattle Pacific 

(9.225)... set career high on the vault against Arizona State (9.650)... 

competed in the all-around for the Huskies at Boise State after injuries 

forced her into the lineup... placed fifth all-around (37.275) at Boise State... 

competed on vault at the Cancun Invitational (9.575) and at Stanford 

(9.600) for the Huskies… performed exhibition routines on the vault (9.300) 

and bars (9.700) at Oregon State... her scores counted to the Husky effort 

11 out of 16 routines on the season. 

Career Highs 


9.650 vs. Utah, Iowa, and UIC, 2004 

Bars 9.675 at Boise State, 2004 

Balance Beam 9.225 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 

Floor Exercise 9.100 at Boise State, 2004 

All-Around 37.425 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 



at Cancun Invitational 9.575 –– –– –– –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE –– –– –– –– –– 

at Oregon State (e)9.300 (e)9.700 –– –– –– 

at Stanford 9.600 –– –– –– –– 

at Boise State 9.525 9.675 8.975 9.100 37.275 

ARIZONA STATE 9.650 –– –– –– –– 

at Arizona 9.600 –– –– –– –– 

UCLA 9.625 –– –– –– –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC 9.650 –– –– –– –– 


BOISE STATE/SPU 9.600 –– –– –– –– 

Pac-10 Championships 9.600 –– –– –– –– 


Career Bests 9.650 9.675 9.225 9.100 37.425 

Getting to Know ... Tori Quandt 

Personal 

Full name is Victoria ... born Oct. 8, 1985 in Santa Rosa, California ... father 

Jonathan is a carpenter, mother Carole is a publisher ... has one older 

sister, Jessica ... graduated in the top 10 percent of her class. 

Nickname: Tor, T-T-T-Torrence, Llama 




Favorite gymnast: Amanda Borden 

Biggest influence on my career: Coach Katie McGinly 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Forgetting to salute the judges in my 

first meet 

Favorite motto/quote: Carpe Diem 



school with a 4.0 GPA 

Individual goals for the season: To compete as much as possible 

One thing about me people wouldn’t know: I’m a picky eater 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Soccer 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Diving, ice skating, 

UW soccer 

I stress out about: Deadlines 

Favorite cd or musician: Jack Johnson's "Brushfire Fairytales" 

Best thing about Seattle: The view of the city 

To relax, I: Sleep 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Shopping and eating 

Favorite junk food: Peanut butter 

Favorite television show: The O.C. 

Favorite vacation spot: Anywhere warm 

My dream car: BMW M3 

In a movie, I would be played by: Reese Witherspoon 


are: Peanut butter and jelly 

My advice for young gymnasts: Point your toes. 

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Darcee Schiller (1V) 

5-3 Sophomore 

Abbotsford, B.C. 

Bateman Secondary 

Abbotsford Twisters 


Washington 

Talented sophomore who will contribute 

on bars and vault this season … 

seven-time Canadian national championship 

qualifier... hails from same club 

as teammate Carly Dockendorf ... was coached on the club level by current 

UW assistant coach Heidi Coleman ... named Gymnastics B.C. Outstanding 

Athlete of the Year for her 2003 season. 2004 (Freshman): Tied for ninth 

and set a new career-high on vault at the North Central regional (9.800)... 

competed in the all-around for the first time at Seattle Pacific, placing fifth 

(36.725)... set new career high scores on the vault (9.600) and bars (9.575) 

in the meet... competed on the vault at Stanford (9.575). 

Career Highs 

Vault 9.800 at NCAA West Regional, 2004 

Bars 9.575 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 

Balance Beam 8.575 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 

Floor Exercise 8.975 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 

All-Around 36.725 at Seattle Pacific, 2004 



at Cancun Invitational –– –– –– –– –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE –– 8.950 –– –– –– 

at Oregon State –– –– –– –– –– 

at Stanford 9.575 –– –– –– –– 


ARIZONA STATE –– –– –– –– –– 

at Arizona –– –– –– –– –– 

UCLA (e)9.125 –– –– –– –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC (e)9.475 –– –– –– –– 



Pac-10 Championships –– 9.275 –– –– –– 

NCAA Regionals 9.800 –– –– –– –– 

Career Bests 9.800 9.575 8.575 8.975 36.725 

Personal 

Born Oct. 1, 1985 in Saskatoon, Canada ... mother's name is Debbie Schiller 

... graduated with a 3.6 GPA ... named Gymnastics B.C. Outstanding Athlete 

of the Year for her 2003 season ... B.C.’s highest ranked athlete in her 

division in 2003 ... seven time national championship qualifier under coach 

David Kenwright. 

Getting to Know ... Darcee Schiller 

My teammates would describe me as: Shy 



Favorite gymnast: Stella Umeh 

Biggest influence on my career: My coaches and teammates 

Best advice I’ve received (and from whom): “Always keep your 

head up.” (my grandpa) 

My most memorable moment at Washington: Eating at crewhouse 

my freshman year 

Favorite motto/quote: "There are two ways to live life: either enjoy it 

or not, so enjoy it." -Frank Lee 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Winning my first meet 

My biggest fan: My mother 

Individual goals for the season: Work as hard as I can and 

contribute to the team as much as possible 

One thing about me people wouldn’t know: I used to live on a farm 

and I love cars and motorcycles 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Golf or volleyball 

Dream job: Foreign exchange trader 

Favorite cd or Musician: Ace of Base from way back 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Hockey 

I can’t imagine life without: Ice cream 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: The Apprentice, 

because I would love to work for Donald Trump 

Craziest ambition: To drive a lap in NASCAR 

My sports fantasy is: To score a perfect 10 in both vault and bars in 

one meet 

Favorite junk food: Chocolate 

My dream car: Ferrari 456GT 

In a movie, I would be played by: Sandra Bullock 

If I could trade places with one person for one day, it would be: Tiger 

Woods, because he has the ability to perform well under pressure 


are: A television, a radio, and my Vancouver Canucks poster 

My advice for young gymnasts: The harder you work, the bigger the 

outcome. 

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Molly Seaman (3V) 

5-1 Senior 

Tuscaloosa, AL 

Tuscaloosa County HS 

Bama Bounders 

Washington 

Expected to anchor Washington's beam 

lineup for the second year in a row ... 

will also contribute on bars and floor ... 

most consistent competitor for the Huskies 

last season ... battled injuries throughout her Husky career ... one of 

three seniors on the team ... first Husky gymnast to hail from Alabama. 2004 

(Junior): In the UW lineup for beam and floor in all 13 meets ... a first-team 

Pac-10 All-Academic Team pick ... Washington’s anchor on beam ... 

competed on bars nine times during the season ... ranked second in the 

nation on the balance beam (9.950) … won six event titles during the 

season, all on beam ... set career high on beam against UCLA with a 9.975... 

also set a career high on the bars (9.950)... won the beam titles against Cal/ 

Sacramento State (9.900), at Oregon State (9.950), at Boise State (9.925), 

against Arizona State (9.950), against UCLA (9.975), and at Seattle Pacific 

(9.875)… has won 10 event titles in her Husky career, six in 2004, one in 

2003, and three in 2002… competed in the anchor spot on beam all season 

and did not score below 9.850… the lead-off gymnast on floor, did not 

scored below 9.775… returned to the lineup after missing most of 2003 

and 2002 seasons due to knee injuries… her scores counted to the Husky 

effort 35 out of 36 times this season. 2003 (Sophomore): Competed in the 

first five meets of the season before being sidelined with a knee injury ... 

was a team co-captain ... performed on bars, beam and floor ... posted 

season-high score of 9.875 on beam in dual meet at Seattle Pacific ... top 

floor outing was a 9.825 at UCLA ... her best bars score came at Florida when 

she posted a 9.600. 2002 (RS Sophomore): Only competed in three meets 

for the Huskies before suffering a knee injury … scored or tied career or 

season bests in every event in her last meet against California …set a 

season high of 9.725 on the vault … scored a career best of 9.775 on the 

bars … captured first place with a season high of 9.875 on the beam … took 

first place with a season high of 9.875 on the floor … scored a career high 

of 39.250 in the all-around and took first in the meet. 2001 (Freshman): 

Tied for ninth on the beam with a 9.775 at the NCAA Regionals in Nebraska 

. . . tied for 23rd on the floor with score of 9.875 at the Pac-10 Championships 

. . . tied her career high on the vault for the third consecutive meet at OSU’s 

Shanico Inn-Vitational with a score of 9.825 ... scored two career bests in 

the meet against Utah and Western Michigan . . . saw her first competition 

for the Huskies against Denver, Maryland, and Cal, tying teammate Stacy 

Wong for eighth place with a score of 9.775 . . . came in fifth with a score 

of 9.775 on the floor against Boise State . . . tied Robin Phelps of Stanford 

and Kristin Strid of Seattle Pacific for 11th on the floor with a score of 9.700 

. . . scored a then-career high and finished third on the vault with a score of 

9.775 against Arizona State . . . tied teammate Lanna Apisukh for second 

place and scored a career high of 9.900 on the floor against Cal and UC Davis 

. . . tied teammate Stacy Wong for 11 th on the beam with a score of 9.725 

at the UCLA Invitational . . . scored a career high of 9.800 on the beam for 

a seventh place finish against Arizona . . . scored a 9.800 on the floor for an 

eighth place finish in the same meet . . . tied a career best on the vault 

finishing seventh against Oregon State . . . tied another career best on the 

floor with a score of 9.900 in a tie for third with teammate Stacy Wong and 

Annie Campbell of Oregon State . . . tied for sixth place and a then-career 

best of 9.875 on the beam against Utah and Western Michigan . . . scored 

another career best in the same meet for a sixth place finish on the vault 

with a 9.825 . . . tied teammate Mandi Klug and Anne Kaus of Boise State 

for fourth on the vault to score a career best of 9.825 . . . scored another 

career best on the beam with a 9.900 tying Wong for third in the same meet. 

Personal 

Born Oct. 1, 1982 in Parkersburg, W.V. … competed at Nationals in both 

1998 and 1999 ... club team was the Bama Bounders . . . daughter of Pete 

and Denise . . . has one older brother, Nathan . . . contemplating a career as 

a prosthetist . . . hobbies include gymnastics going to movies and spending 

time with friends . . . graduated high school with a 4.0 GPA. 

Career Highs 

Vault 9.825, three times 2001 

Bars 9.950 vs. UCLA, 2004 

Balance Beam 9.975 vs. California, 2002 

9.975 vs. UCLA, 2004 

Floor Exercise 9.900 at California & vs. Oregon State, 2001 

All-Around 39.250 vs. California, 2002 

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Seaman's Meet-by-Meet Results 

2001 


at Denver/Cal/Maryland 9.700 –– 9.775 9.500 –– 

Boise State 9.550 –– 9.150 9.775 –– 

Stanford/SPU 9.675 –– 8.725 9.700 –– 

at Arizona State 9.775 –– 9.775 9.775 –– 

at California/UC Davis 9.700 –– 9.725 9.900 –– 

at UCLA/Arizona/CS Fullerton 9.725 –– 9.725 9.825 –– 

Arizona 9.350 –– 9.800 9.800 –– 

Oregon State 9.775 –– 9.325 9.900 –– 

Utah/Western Michigan 9.825 –– 9.875 9.850 –– 

at Boise State 9.825 –– 9.900 9.800 –– 

at Shanico Invitational 9.825 –– 9.875 9.850 –– 

Pac-10 Championships 9.800 –– 9.850 9.875 –– 

NCAA Regional 9.800 –– 9.775 9.825 

2002 


at Stanford 9.650 9.100 9.750 9.700 38.200 

at Boise State 9.675 9.650 9.125 9.225 37.675 

California 9.725 9.775 9.875 9.875 39.250 

Note: Injured did not compete the remainder of the season. 

2003 Vault Bars Beam Floor AA 

at ASU –– 9.100 –– –– –– 

ARIZONA/SAN JOSE ST –– –– –– –– –– 

at Florida/George Wash/Rh. Is. –– 9.600 9.550 –– –– 

at Seattle Pacific –– –– 9.875 9.775 –– 

at UCLA –– –– 9.825 9.825 –– 

Note: Injured did not compete the remainder of the season. 



at Cancun Invitational –– 9.825 9.850 9.850 –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE –– –– 9.900 9.800 –– 

at Oregon State –– 9.375 9.950 9.800 –– 

at Stanford –– 9.700 9.850 9.800 –– 

at Boise State –– 9.725 9.925 9.800 –– 

ARIZONA STATE –– 9.900 9.950 9.822 –– 

at Arizona –– 9.850 9.950 9.775 –– 

UCLA –– 9.950 9.975 9.875 –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC –– 9.900 9.900 9.850 –– 

at Seattle Pacific –– –– 9.875 9.850 –– 

BOISE STATE/SPU –– 9.875 9.950 9.850 –– 

Pac-10 Championships –– –– 9.950 9.750 –– 

NCAA Regionals –– 9.450 9.850 9.775 –– 

Career Bests 9.825 9.950 9.975 9.900 39.250 

Getting to Know ... Molly Seaman 

Nickname: Shorty, Muskie, Molls Balls 

Favorite event: To train- floor. To compete- beam 

Biggest influence on my career: Tom Haley (my high school coach) 

Earliest gymnastics memory: Missing both of my vaults at a Level 4 

meet- I did one squat through under the vault and one over onto my face. 


Greatest non-gymnastics accomplishment: Being WSAAC 

President for the last two years 

Favorite thing about UW: It is in Seattle, and the family atmosphere 

in the athletic department 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Men’s soccer 

Favorite musician: Outkast 

If I could be on any reality tv show, I would be on: Fear Factor, as 

long as I didn't have to eat any bugs 

My sports fantasy is: To be the first gymnast at the UW to get a 

perfect 10 on beam 

Best thing about Seattle: It is not in Alabama 

Extreme sport I would like to try: Snowboarding on a half-pipe 

Favorite television show: Friends and Will & Grace 

In a movie, I would be played by: Danny DeVito 


Marlon Shelton because he is my opposite and I’d know what it’s like 

to be tall 

If stranded on a desert island, the things I would want with me are: 

Tom Haley, my club coach, because at least we would be laughing 

Individual goals for the season: I really want to enjoy myself, and 

get a perfect 10.0 on beam 

My advice for young gymnasts: Work hard but make sure you have fun 

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Nicole Waiss (1V) 

5-4 RS Freshman 

Mill Creek, WA 

Jackson HS 

Cascade Elite 

Washington 

Strong freshman who will contribute on 

vault and bars ... fully recovered from 

leg injury that allowed her only one 

vaulting performance last season ... 

youngest member of the Husky team at age 17. 2004 (RS Freshman): 

Competed on the vault for the Huskies against Cal/Sacramento State… 

placed seventh with a 9.725… redshirted the season due to a leg injury… 

a member of the 2002 Junior National team. 

Personal 

Born March 23, 1987 in Bellevue, Washington ... daughter of Tom and Mary 

... has one older brother, Ben, and one younger sister, Jessica ... graduated 

with a 3.99 GPA from Academy Northwest at age 16 ... competed for 

Cascade Elite Gymnastics under current Husky assistant coach Frank Lee 

... a member of the 2002 Junior National Team ... captured the national 

championship on the bars in 2002 while placing fourth all-around and sixth 

on the vault despite a broken fibula in her left leg ... a TOPS national team 

member in 2000 ... enrolled at Washington at age 16. 

Career Highs 

Vault 9.725 vs. California and Sacramento State, 2004 



at Cancun Invitational –– –– –– –– –– 

CALIFORNIA/SAC. STATE 9.725 –– –– –– –– 

at Oregon State –– –– –– –– –– 

at Stanford –– –– –– –– –– 


ARIZONA STATE –– –– –– –– –– 

at Arizona –– –– –– –– –– 

UCLA –– –– –– –– –– 

UTAH/IOWA/UIC –– –– –– –– –– 



Pac-10 Championships –– –– –– –– –– 


Career Bests 9.725 –– –– –– –– 

Getting to Know ... Nicole Waiss 

Nickname: Nikki, Nickerbocker, Nik 

My teammates would describe me as: Unpredictable and fun-loving 


Husky gymnast that will surprise people this year: Darcee Schiller 

Biggest influence on my career: My family- they have been so 

supportive and encouraging my entire career and helped lead me in 

the right direction. 

Best advice I’ve received (and from whom): “Believe in yourself 

and you can do anything.” (Mark Russo) 

Favorite motto/quote: “Dream as if you will live forever. Live as if you 

will die tomorrow.” (James Dean) 

My biggest fan: My family 


school at age 16 

Individual goals for the season: Stay healthy and contribute to the 

team 

Dream job: Become a flight surgeon and an astronaut 

Favorite thing abou the UW: The campus is so beautiful and close to 

the water 

If I could play another UW sport, I’d play: Track (pole vaulting) or 

soccer 

Favorite sport to watch other than gymnastics: Football and diving 

Biggest pet peeve: People who can’t drive and tardiness 

I can’t imagine life without: My computer, my cell phone, and ice 

cream 

Hobbies outside of gymnastics: Shopping, hanging out with friends, 

hiking, biking 

Favorite junk food: Ice cream- all flavors except chocolate 

Favorite television show: CSI Miami and Gilmore Girls 

My dream car: Hummer, GT Mustang Convertible 

My advice for young gymnasts: Don't give up at the first roadblock 

and do gymnastics because you love it and not for anyone else. 

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Washington Coaches 

Bob Levesque 

Head Coach 

Under the guidance of Husky head coach Bob Levesque, the Washington 

gymnastics program has become one of the most successful in the nation. 

NCAA appearances, All-Americans, NCAA competitors and top-20 finishes 

have become the norm under Levesque's tenure. 

A highly-respected club coach in Oregon, Levesque accepted the challenge 

of heading up a college program in 1991. Over the past 14 seasons he 

has led the Huskies to NCAA Regional appearances every season while 

compiling a career record of 167-134-2. 

Levesque has built the Husky program around local talent and national 

elite-level gymnasts. With the $40 million renovation of Bank of America 

Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion, he now has a practice facility and topflight 

competition setting to further Washington's program. 

The last eight years the Husky program has truly emerged on the 

national level. His teams have posted a combined 113-84-2 record, been 

nationally ranked, recorded victories against perennial West Coast powers 

UCLA and Oregon State, tied Utah, ranked in the top 20 in attendance and 

hosted a pair of NCAA Regional championships. 

Levesque's efforts to revitalize the Husky gymnastics program have not 

gone unnoticed. In 1998 he became the first coach in the history of the 

Washington gymnastics program to lead the team to back-to-back NCAA 

Championship appearances. It was not Levesque’s only repeat during the 

season. He was also honored as the Pac-10 and West Region coach of the 

year for the second consecutive season. 

In 1998, Levesque guided the team to a 17-7 record and the program’s first 

NCAA West Regional Championship. The Huskies finished the season ranked 

seventh in the nation and finished seventh at the NCAA Championships. Two 

Huskies, senior Klara Kudílková and junior Tiffany Simpson, earned All- 

America honors at the NCAAs. The 1998 NCAA appearance was the third by 

the team over a five-year stretch. Prior to that it had been seven years (1987) 

since the Huskies had appeared at the national championships. 

A year earlier, Levesque took Washington to the NCAA Championships 

where the team placed eighth and four Husky gymnasts earned All- 

American honors in seven different categories. During the regular season 

the Huskies smashed their record book. Washington bettered its previous 

all-time score a total of 12 times during the year. It was appropriate that 

Levesque was recognized for his team’s outstanding performances. 

In ten of the 14 years he has been at Washington, Levesque has seen at least 

one of his gymnasts compete in the individual events at the NCAA Championships. 

He has a UW gymnast earn first-team All-America honors nine times. 

Prior to taking the head coaching position at the UW, Levesque was the 

owner and director of the American Gymnastics Training Center in Eugene, 

Ore. He was named the Husky gymnastics coach on July 10, 1990. 

Levesque, 54, a 1972 graduate of Fresno State University, had been 

associated with the American Gymnastics Training Center since 1985. In 

addition to coaching gymnasts from level eight through elite, he also handled 

event and meet scheduling and the hiring and training of staff members along 

with traveling with his athletes to national and international competitions. 

Several Levesque-trained athletes have competed on the national and 

international level. Six of those were Olympians, including Tracee Talavera 

and Julianne McNamara from the United States. The others were Karen 

Kelsall (Canada, 1976 & 1980); Nancy Goldsmith (Israel, 1984); Tarella 

Javen (Finland, 1980) and Tatiana Fegieredo (Brazil, 1984). 

He also coached Tanya Chaplin (formerly Tanya Service), currently the 

Washington head coach Bob Levesque has been at the helm of the 

Husky gymnastics team since 1991. 

head coach at Oregon State, and Leslie Pyfer, two gymnasts who competed 

in the world championships for the United States. Five other gymnasts 

tutored by Levesque were members of national teams, including former UW 

national champion Yumi Mordre. More than 20 athletes groomed by 

Levesque have competed on the Division I college level. 

Prior to joining the American Gymnastics Training Center, Levesque was 

a staff member at the National Academy of Artistic Gymnasts in Eugene 

from 1977 until 1985 where he worked with Class I and elite gymnasts. He 

began his coaching career at the Fresno Gymnastics Club in 1972 and was 

on the staff until leaving for Oregon in 1977. 

Levesque has also been a guest lecturer and teacher at numerous clinics 

on the West Coast and in the Northwest. He has done work with the United 

States Gymnastics Federation and was elected in 1989 as the Program 

Chairman of the Regional Elite Committee, which represented the six-state 

Western Region. As chairman of that group, he helped organize regional 

workshops and disseminate information to the states in his region along 

with attending national meetings. 

He currently serves on the women's program committee and is a former 

vice president of the National Academy of Collegiate Gymnastics Coaches 

for Women. 

Levesque and his wife, Kathy, reside in Bothell. He is an avid golfer who 

recorded his first hole-in-one during the summer of 1998. 

All-Time UW Coaches 

Coach Years Record Pct. 

Dale Shirley 1975-79 58-10 .853 

Ed Zimmer 1980 15-9 .625 

Bob Ito 1981-90 180-80 .692 

Bob Levesque 1991-04 167-134-2 .551 

Totals 30 years 420-233-2 .641 

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Heidi Coleman 

Assistant 

Coach 

Washington Coaches 

Heidi Coleman is in her third season as an 

assistant coach at Washington. Prior to joining 

the Husky staff, she worked as the artistic 

director and assistant head coach for the 

Abbotsford Twisters Gymnastics Club in British 

Columbia. She oversaw the program’s balance 

beam, vault, artistic preparation and choreography 

for the club. 

Before working with the Abbotsford Twisters, Coleman was the competitive 

coach for the Surrey Gymnastics Society in British Columbia from 1998-1999. She was 

the competitive coach at Omega Gymnastics from 1996-1997, oversaw the Flicka 

Gymnastics Club from 1988 to 1992 and coached at Sport Seneca from 1984-1986. 

In 2002 Coleman and her partner coach were named the High Performance 

Coaches of the Year for Canadian Gymnastics. The award is presented to the 

coaches of the highest achieving international athlete that year. She was honored 

for the accomplishments for Kate Richardson, a two-time Canadian Olympian and 

the 2002 Commonwealth all-around and balance beam champion. Richardson is a 

junior at UCLA this year. 

Coleman was named a British Columbia Team Coach to the Canadian National 

Championships in 1991, 1992, 2001 and 2002. She was named a British Columbia 

Team Coach to the Western Canadian Championships in 1990, 1991, 1992 and 2000, 

2001 and 2002. 

Coleman is qualified to instruct Level 1, 2 and 3 gymnastics in Canada and is 

currently completing her Level 4 coaching certification, which is the highest level 

achievable. 

As an undergraduate student at Seneca College, she was named the school’s 

student of the year in 1986. She completed her bachelor of physical education from 

the University of British Columbia in 1992. 

Frank Lee 

Assistant 

Coach 

Husky Support Staff 

One of the most highly respected clublevel 

gymnastics coaches on the West Coast, 

Frank Lee is in his sixth season as an assistant 

coach for the Washington gymnastics team. 

Lee is a familiar figure to the University and 

Seattle area gymnastics communities. 

In addition to assisting the Husky program, 

Lee is the owner of the Cascade Elite 

Gymnastics Club in Montlake Terrace. He has operated the highly successful club 

since he graduated from Washington in 1989. Lee earned his undergraduate degree 

in zoology. 

Since 1990, Cascade Elite Gymnastics has sent at least one gymnast to the 

Level 10 Nationals. Five different athletes have been members of U.S. National 

Teams. The club has also produced numerous state and regional champions. 

In 2000, he coached current Husky sophomore Gharde Geldenhuys at the 

Summer Olympic Games in Sydney. Geldenhuys represented her home nation of 

Namibia at the Games. 

Lee has had a pupil on the Junior Olympic National Team every year since 

1996. He sent a competitor to the U.S. Championships in 2001 and 2002 and coached 

one gymnast at the World Team Trials and World Championships in 2002. 

While attending the University of Washington, he was a member of the Husky 

men’s gymnastics club team. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Lee grew up in Seattle and 

attended Cascade High School. Lee and his wife, Uyen, reside in Poulsbo with their 

daughter Jasmine. 

Pam Robenolt 

Director of Student 

Academic Services 

Karen Flor 

Meet Director 

Gary McGuire 

Equipment Manager 

Kathy Thompson 

Athletic Trainer 

Brian Tom 

Media Relations 

John O'Kane 

Team Physician 

Rick Mulcahy 

Academic Coordinator 

Suzanne Steen 

Total S-A Program 

Ashlee Anderson 

Academic Counselor 

Carmen Jordan 

Team Manager 

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2004 Season Review 

Emily Pritchard 

2004 Husky Gymnastics 

Results 

Record: 12-10-1 

Date Opponent Result UW Score/Opp. 

Jan. 2 at Cancun Invitational 1st 196.450 

Iowa 2nd 195.350 

Oklahoma 3rd 195.150 

Texas Women's 4th 189.175 

Jan. 16 CALIFORNIA/SACRAMENTO ST.1st 195.850 

California 2nd 193.600 

Sacramento State 3rd 188.900 

Jan. 23 at Oregon State 2nd 196.025/196.050 

Jan. 30 at Stanford 2nd 195.475/197.400 

Feb. 6 at Boise State 2nd 194.875/195.450 

Feb. 13 ARIZONA STATE 1st 197.325/193.075 

Feb. 20 at Arizona tie-1st 197.300/197.300 

Feb. 27 UCLA 1st 197.225/197.100 

Mar. 5 Utah/Iowa/Illinois-Chicago 2nd 197.550 

Utah 1st 197.950 

Iowa 3rd 196.900 

Illinois-Chicago 4th 195.175 

Mar. 8 at Seattle Pacific 2nd 191.475/192.875 

Mar. 12 BOISE STATE/SEATTLE PACIFIC 1st 198.025 

Boise State 2nd 195.575 

Seattle Pacific 3rd 193.500 

Mar. 20 Pac-10 Championships 6th 196.425 

Apr. 3 NCAA Regionals 5th 194.225 

Amy Metcalf 


Kelly McDonald 

Meet-by-Meet Event Scores 

Meet Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 

Cancun Invitational 48.725 49.325 49.100 49.300 196.450 

CALIFORNIA/SACRAMENTO STATE 49.275 49.200 48.800 48.575 195.850 


at Stanford 49.000 48.875 48.175 49.425 195.475 

at Boise State 48.600 49.225 48.750 48.300 194.875 

ARIZONA STATE 49.200 49.475 49.050 49.600 197.325 

at Arizona 49.125 49.375 49.450 49.350 197.300 

UCLA 48.725 49.650 49.425 49.425 197.225 

UTAH/IOWA/ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 49.275 49.625 49.050 49.600 197.550 


BOISE STATE/SEATTLE PACIFIC 49.175 49.675 49.500 49.675 198.025 



Team Records 49.275 49.675 49.500 49.675 198.025 

Key: Underlines mark -- Season high, Boldface mark -- Season High and School Record 

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Team High Scores 

198.025 vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, Mar.12 

197.550 vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, Mar. 5 

197.325 vs. Arizona State, Feb.13 

Vault 

49.275 vs. Utah, Iowa and Illinois-Chicago, Mar. 5 

49.275 vs. California and Sacramento State, Jan. 16 

49.175 vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, Mar. 12 

Bars 


49.650 vs. UCLA, Feb. 27 


Beam 


49.500 at Pac-10 Championships, Mar. 20 

49.450 at Arizona, Feb. 20 

Floor 



49.600 vs. Arizona State, Feb. 13 

Individual High Scores 

Vault 

10.000 Emily Pritchard vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 

Kelly McDonald vs. Arizona State, February 13 

9.950 Emily Pritchard vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, March 12 

Emily Pritchard at Arizona, February 20 

Emily Pritchard vs. California and Sacramento State, January 16 

Bars 


Emily Pritchard vs. Arizona State, February 13 

9.975 Carly Dockendorf vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, March 12 

Emily Pritchard vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 

Emily Pritchard vs. UCLA, February 27 


Emily Pritchard at Cancun Invitational, January 2 

Beam 


Molly Seaman vs. UCLA, February 27 


9.950 Molly Seaman at Pac-10 Championships, March 20 

Molly Seaman vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, March 12 

Tacia LaBatte vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 

Carly Dockendorf vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 

Emily Pritchard vs. UCLA, February 27 

Molly Seaman at Arizona, February 20 

Molly Seaman vs. Arizona State, February 13 

Molly Seaman at Oregon State, January 23 

Floor 

10.000 Carly Dockendorf vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, March 12 

Carly Dockendorf vs. Arizona State, February 13 

9.975 Carly Dockendorf at Pac-10 Championships, March 20 


Carly Dockendorf at Stanford, January 30 

All-Around 

39.825 Emily Pritchard vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 


39.725 Emily Pritchard vs. UCLA, February 27 


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2004 Season Review 

2004 Washington Gymnastics Season Bests 

2004 Individual Event Winners 

Carly Dockendorf (13) 

All-Around 

39.450 at Boise State, February 6 

Vault 

9.800 at Seattle Pacific, March 9 

Bars 

9.925 at Arizona, February 20 

Floor 

9.900 at North Central Regional, April 3 

10.000 vs. Boise State and Seattle Pacific, March 12 


9.950 vs. Utah, Iowa, and Illinois-Chicago, March 5 


10.000 vs. Arizona State, February 13 


9.975 at Stanford, January 30 

9.925 at Oregon State, January 23 

9.950 vs. California and Sacramento State, January 16 

Tacia LaBatte (2) 

Vault 

9.900 at Stanford, January 30 

Floor 


Kelly McDonald (4) 

All-Around 


Vault 


Bars 


Beam 


Emily Pritchard (21) 

All-Around 





Vault 







Bars 



9.975 vs. UCLA, February 27 





9.975 at Cancun Invitational, January 2 

Beam 




Molly Seaman (7) 

Beam 

9.950 at Pac-10 Championships, March 20 


9.975 vs. UCLA, February 27 




9.900 vs. California and Sacramento State, January 16

NCAA History 

Huskies at the NCAAs 

Washington Individuals 

at the NCAA Championships 

(Event Finals and All-Around) 

Year Gymnast Event Place 

2004 Carly Dockendorf Floor 24th 

2003 Carly Dockendorf All-Around 22nd 

Tacia LaBatte All-Around 18th 

Stacy Wong Beam 20th 

2000 Lauren Riesenman All-Around 13th 

1999 Lanna Apisukh All-Around 13th 

Lauren Riesenman All-Around 13th 

1998 Klára Kudílková All-Around 3rd* 

Tiffany Simpson All-Around 6th* 

Tiffany Simpson Vault 5th* 

Klára Kudílková Vault 8th* 

Tiffany Simpson Floor Exercise 4th* 

Klára Kudílková Floor Exercise 13th* 

1997 Tiffany Simpson Vault 6th* 

Klára Kudílková Floor 6th* 

Tiffany Simpson Floor 10th 

Tiffany Simpson All-Around 7th* 

Jamie Stauffer All-Around 9th 

Amber Edros All-Around 17th 

Klára Kudílková All-Around 17th 

Lauren Reisenman All-Around 37th 

1996 Tiffany Simpson All-Around 40th 

1995 Jamie Stauffer All-Around 27th 

1994 Team 11th 

1993 No qualifiers 

1992 Shylo Milner All-Around 

1991 Shylo Milner All-Around 33rd 


1989 Sandra Botnen All-Around 41st 

Yumi Mordre All-Around 33rd 

1988 Yumi Mordre All-Around 7th* 

Yumi Mordre Balance Beam 2nd* 

1987 Yumi Mordre All-Around 2nd* 

Yumi Mordre Vault 1st* 

Yumi Mordre Uneven Bars 4th* 

Yumi Mordre Balance Beam 1st* 

Yumi Mordre Floor Exercise 11th 

Wendy Gangwer All-Around 30th 

Betsy Erickson All-Around 35th 

Lanna Apisukh 

Stacy Wong 

Year Gymnast Event Place 

1986 Yumi Mordre All-Around 29th 

Yumi Mordre Balance Beam 4th* 

1985 Dachelle Newton All-Around 34th 

1984 Wendy Gangwer All-Around 30th 

Suzie Sun All-Around 36th 

Wendy Goya All-Around 37th 

Christi Robell All-Around 39th 

Nancy Rhinesmith All-Around 50th 

Michelle Garcia All-Around 72nd 

Sheila MacLane All-Around 86th 

Shelly Leacock All-Around 87th 


1982 Suzie Sun All-Around 19th 

*Earned first-team All-America honors. 

Husky NCAA Regional Champions 


Carly Dockendorf, Floor, 9.900 NCAA North Cent. Regional, April 3 

2003 

Carly Dockendorf, Bars, 9.950 NCAA West Regional, April 12 

Stacy Wong, Beam, 9.950 NCAA West Regional, April 12 

Carly Dockendorf, Floor, 9.925 NCAA West Regional, April 12 

2001 

Emily Pritchard, Bars, 9.900 NCAA West Regional, April 7 

Mandi Klug, Beam, 9.900 NCAA West Regional, April 7 

1998 

Klara Kudilkova, All-Around, 39.425 NCAA West Regional, April 4 

Tiffany Simpson, All-Around, 39.425 NCAA West Regional, April 4 

Lauren Riesenman, Beam, 9.925 NCAA West Regional, April 4 

Tiffany Simpson, Floor, 9.950 NCAA West Regional, April 4 

In 1987, Washington's Yumi Mordre won NCAA championships on 

vault and beam and placed second in the all-around. 

1997 

Tiffany Simpson, All-Around, 39.525 NCAA West Regional, April 5 

Tiffany Simpson, Floor, 9.950 NCAA West Regional, April 5 

1988 

Yumi Mordre, Bars, 9.750 NCAA West Regional, April 9 

1985 

Sheila MacLane, Vault, 9.400 NCAA West Regional, March 30 

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NCAA History 

NCAA Championships History 

Team 

Champion 

2004 UCLA 

2003 UCLA 

2002 Alabama 

2001 UCLA 

2000 Georgia 

1999 Georgia 

1998 Georgia 

1997 UCLA 

1996 Alabama 

1995 Utah 

1994 Utah 

1993 Georgia 

1992 Utah 

1991 Alabama 

1990 Utah 

1989 Georgia 

1988 Alabama 

1987 Georgia 

1986 Utah 

1985 Utah 

1984 Utah 

1983 Utah 

1982 Utah 

All-Around 

Champion 

2004 Jeana Rice, Alabama 

2003 Richelle Simpson, Nebraska 

2002 Jamie Dantzscher, UCLA 

2001 None 

2000 Kristi Lichey, Georgia 

1999 Theresa Kulikowski, Utah 

1998 Kim Arnold, Georgia 

1997 Kim Arnold, Georgia 

1996 Meredith Willard, Alabama 

1995 Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 



1992 Missy Marlowe, Utah 

1991 Hope Spivey, Georgia 

1990 Dee Dee Foster, Alabama 

1989 Corrinne Wright, Georgia 

1988 K. Garrison-Steves, Okla. 

1987 K. Garrison-Steves, Okla. 

1986 Penney Hauschild, Alabama 

Jackie Brummer, Arizona St. 


1984 Megan Marsden, Utah 

1983 Megan Marsden, Utah 

1982 Sue Stednitz, Utah 

Vault 

Champion 

2004 Ashley Miles, Alabama 

2003 Ashley Miles, Alabama 


2001 Cory Fritzinger, Georgia 

2000 Monica Flammer, Georgia 

1999 Heidi Moneymaker, UCLA 

1998 Larissa Fontaine, Stanford 

Susan Hines, Florida 

1997 Susan Hines, Florida 

1996 Leah Brown, Georgia 




1992 Tammy Marshall, Mass. 

Heather Steep, Georgia 

Kristen Kenoyer, Utah 

1991 Anna Basaldua, Arizona 

1990 Michelle Bryant, Nebraska 

1989 Kim Hamilton, UCLA 

1988 Jill Andrews, UCLA 

1987 Yumi Mordre, Wash. 

1986 Pam Loree, Penn State 

Kim Neal, Arizona State 

1985 Elaine Alfano, Utah 

1984 Megan McCunniff, Utah 



Uneven Bars 

Champion 

2004 Elise Ray, Michigan 


Kate Richardson, UCLA 

2002 Andree Pickens, Alabama 

2001 Yvonne Tousek, UCLA 

2000 Kathleen Shrieves, Georgia 

1999 Angie Leonard, Utah 

1998 Heidi Moneymaker, UCLA 

1997 Jenni Beathard, Georgia 

1996 Stephanie Woods, Alabama 

1995 Beth Wymer, Michigan 

1994 Lori Strong, Georgia 

Sandy Woolsey, Utah 

Beth Wymer, Michigan 

1993 Heather Stepp, Georgia 

Beth Wymer, Michigan 


1991 Kelly Macy, Georgia 

1990 Marie Roethlisberger, Minn. 

1989 Lucy Wener, Georgia 

1988 Kelly Garrison-Steves, Okla. 




1984 Jackie Brummer, Arizona St. 

1983 Jeri Cameron, Arizona State 

1982 Lisa Shirk, Pittsburgh 

All-Time National Results 

Year Championship Site Winner UW 

1973 AIAW Des Moines, Iowa Massachusetts — 

1974 AIAW — — — 

1975 AIAW — Southern Illinois 14th 

1976 AIAW Boone, N.C. Clarion State 13th 

1977 AIAW Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Clarion State 15th 

1978 AIAW Seattle, Wash. Penn State — 

1979 AIAW State College, Pa. Cal State Fullerton — 

1980 AIAW Baton Rouge, La. Penn State — 

1981 AIAW Salt Lake City, Utah Utah — 

1982 NCAA Salt Lake City, Utah Utah — 


1984 NCAA Los Angeles, Calif. Utah 8th 


1986 NCAA Gainesville, Fla. Utah — 

1987 NCAA Salt Lake City, Utah Georgia 9th 

1988 NCAA Salt Lake City, Utah Alabama — 

1989 NCAA Athens, Ga. Georgia — 

1990 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. Utah — 

1991 NCAA Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama — 

1992 NCAA Minneapolis, Minn. Utah — 

1993 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. Georgia — 

1994 NCAA Salt Lake City, Utah Utah 11th 

1995 NCAA Athens, Ga. Utah — 


1997 NCAA Gainesville, Fla. UCLA 8th 

1998 NCAA Los Angeles, CA Georgia 7th 

1999 NCAA Salt Lake City, UT Georgia — 

2000 NCAA Boise, Idaho Georgia — 

2001 NCAA Athens, Ga. Georgia — 


2003 NCAA Lincoln, NE UCLA — 

2004 NCAA Los Angeles, CA UCLA — 

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Floor Exercise 

Champion 

2004 Ashley Miles, Alabama 

Courtney Bumpers, UNC 

2003 Richelle Simpson, Nebraska 


Nicole Arnstad, LSU 

2001 Mohini Bhardwaj, UCLA 

2000 Suzanne Sears, Georgia 

1999 Marny Oestreng, Bowling Green 

1998 Stella Umeh, UCLA 

Karin Lichey, Georgia 

1997 Leah Brown, Georgia 

1996 Heidi Hornbeek, Arizona 

1995 Stella Umeh, UCLA, 

Jenny Hansen, Kentucky 

Leslie Angeles, Georgia 

1994 H. Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 

1993 H. Spivey-Sheeley, Georgia 


1991 Hope Spivey, Georgia 

1990 Joy Selig, Oregon State 


Corrinne Wright, Georgia 




Lisa Zeis, Arizona State 

1985 Lisa Mitzel, Arizona 

1984 Maria Anz, Florida 

1983 Kim Neal, Arizona State 

1982 Mary Ayotte-Law, Oregon St. 

Balance Beam 

Champion 

2004 Ashley Kelly, Arizona State 

2003 Kate Richardson, UCLA 

2002 Elise Ray, Michigan 


2000 Kristi Lichey, Georgia 


Kiralee Hayashi, UCLA 

Andree Pickens, Alabama 

1998 Betsy Hamm, Florida 

Jenni Beathard, Georgia 

Kim Arnold, Georgia 

1997 Elizabeth Reid, Arizona State 

1996 Summer Reid, Utah 



1993 Traci Crover, Oregon State 


Dana Dobranskey, Alabama 

1991 Melissa Marlowe, Utah 

1990 Joy Selig, Oregon State 

1989 Jill Andrews, UCLA 

Joy Selig, Oregon State 

1988 Kelly Garrison-Steves, Okla. 

1987 Yumi Mordre, Wash. 

1986 Jackie Brummer, Arizona St. 

1985 Lisa Zeis, Arizona State 

1984 Heidi Anderson, Oregon St. 

1983 Julie Goewey, CS Fullerton 

1982 Sue Stednitz, Utah

NCAA Regionals 

2004 NCAA North Central Regional 

Denver, Colorado April 3, 2004 

Team Scores 

Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 

1. Stanford 49.150 49.150 49.150 49.125 196.575 

2. Iowa 48.725 49.125 49.100 48.775 195.725 

3. Denver 49.225 48.525 48.675 49.075 195.500 

4. Southern Utah 48.050 48.550 48.800 48.975 194.375 

5. Washington 48.725 48.250 48.725 48.525 194.225 

6. Minnesota 48.350 47.875 47.625 48.575 192.225 

All-Around 

1. Lise Leveille, Stanford 39.425 

2. Lindsay Wing, Stanford 39.350 

3. Alexis Maday, Iowa 39.275 

8. Emily Pritchard, Washington 39.000 

12. Carly Dockendorf, Washington 38.825 

16t. Kelly McDonald, Washington 38.475 

21. Chelsea Bakken, Washington 38.000 

Vault 

1t. Casey Dobyns, Denver 9.900 

1t. Heather Huffaker, Denver 9.900 

1t. Jessica Louie, Stanford 9.900 

1t. Natalie Foley, Stanford 9.900 

5t. Ashley Shible, Denver 9.850 

5t. Emily Pritchard, Washington 9.850 

5t. Alexis Maday, Iowa 9.850 

9t. Darcee Schiller, Washington 9.800 


20t. Carly Dockendorf, Washington 9.725 

Uneven Bars 


2t. Caroline Fluhrer, Stanford 9.875 




14t. Tacia LaBatte, Washington 9.750 

34. Molly Seaman, Washington 9.450 

35. Kelly McDonald, Washington 9.375 

39. Chelsea Bakken, Washington 9.025 

Balance Beam 


2t. Lise Leveille, Stanford 9.900 

2t. Danielle Legeal, Iowa 9.900 

4. Annie Rue, Iowa 9.875 

5t. Molly Seaman, Washington 9.850 

5t. Carly Geronimo, Southern Utah 9.850 

5t. Alicia Opsahl, Minnesota 9.850 

5t. Leah Sakhltab, Southern Utah 9.850 



21t. Chelsea Bakken, Washington 9.700 

27t. Amy Metcalf, Washington 9.650 



1t. Ashley Shible, Denver 9.900 

3t. Meredith Fricke, Denver 9.875 

3t. Alicia Opsahl, Minnesota 9.875 



5t. Carolyn Yarnberg, Minnesota 9.850 




37. Kelly McDonald, Washington 9.500 

Carly Dockendorf finished first 

on floor at the 2004 NCAA North 

Central Regional. 

All-Time Regional Results 

Year Affiliation Location Champion UW Finish 

1972 NCWSA Corvallis, Ore. Washington 1st 

1973 NCWSA Seattle, Wash. Oregon 4th 

1974 NCWSA Billings, Mont. Seattle Pacific — 

1975 NCWSA Monmouth, Ore. Washington 1st 

1976 NCWSA Forest Grove, Ore. Washington 1st 

1977 NCWSA Missoula, Mont. Washington 1st 

1978 NCWSA Cheney, Wash. Washington 1st 

1979 NCWSA Corvallis, Ore. Oregon State 3rd 

1980 NCWSA Spokane, Wash. Oregon State 3rd 

1981 NCWSA Pullman, Wash. Oregon State 2nd 

1982 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. Oregon State 3rd 

1983 NCAA Fullerton, Calif. Cal State Fullerton 5th 

1984 NCAA Fullerton, Calif. Cal State Fullerton 3rd 


1986 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. Cal State Fullerton 4th 

1987 NCAA Seattle, Wash. UCLA 2nd 


1989 NCAA Anaheim, Calif. UCLA 4th 

1990 NCAA Los Angeles, Calif. UCLA 4th 


1992 NCAA Berkeley, Calif. Oregon State 7th 

1993 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. UCLA 6th 

1994 NCAA Boise, Idaho UCLA 3rd 


1996 NCAA Los Angeles, Calif. UCLA 4th 

1997 NCAA Boise, Idaho UCLA 2nd 

1998 NCAA Seattle, Wash. Washington 1st 



2001 NCAA Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska 5th 

2002 NCAA Corvallis, Ore. Utah 4th 

2003 NCAA Seattle, Wash. Nebraska 3rd 

2004 NCAA Denver, Colo. Stanford 5th 

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2004 Pac-10 Championships 

McKale Center, Tucson, Ariz., March 20, 2004 

Team Scores 

Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total 

1. Stanford 49.400 49.475 49.650 49.375 197.900 

2. UCLA 49.575 49.500 49.150 49.650 197.875 

3. Oregon State 49.275 49.300 49.225 49.275 197.075 

4t. Arizona 49.250 49.075 49.175 49.275 196.775 

4t. Arizona State 49.225 48.875 49.375 49.300 196.775 

6. Washington 49.050 48.500 49.500 49.375 196.425 

7. California 49.050 49.150 49.175 48.250 195.625 

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2004 Pac-10 Results 

All-Around 

1. Natalie Foley, Stanford 39.800 

2. Jeanette Antolin, UCLA 39.775 

3. Caroline Fluhrer, Stanford 39.675 

4. Kristen Maloney, UCLA 39.650 

5t. Ashley Kelly, Arizona State 39.625 



7t. Chelsea Plourde, Oregon State 39.500 

7t. Monica Bisordi, Arizona 39.500 


20. Carly Dockendorf, Washington 38.775 

Vault 

1. Jeanette Antolin, UCLA 10.000 

1t. Natalie Foley 10.000 

3t. Kristen Maloney, UCLA 9.950 

3t. Kate Richardson, UCLA 9.950 

5. Caroline Fluhrer, Stanford 9.925 





2004 All-Pac-10 Gymnastics Team 

All-Around 

Kate Richardson UCLA So. 

Jeannette Antolin UCLA Sr. 

Monica Bisordi Arizona Jr. 

Chelsea Plourde Oregon State Fr. 

Natalie Foley Stanford So. 

Ashley Kelly Arizona State So. 

Vault 

Jeanette Antolin UCLA Sr. 



Bars 

JeanetteAntolin UCLA Sr. 


Caroline Fluhrer Stanford Sr. 

Beam 

Molly Seaman Washington Jr. 

Kristen Maloney UCLA Sr. 

Ashley Kelly Arizona State So. 

Lindsey Wing Stanford Sr. 

Floor 

Carly Dockendorf Washington Jr. 


Jeanette Antolin UCLA Sr. 

Gymnast of the Year: Jeanette Antolin, UCLA 

Freshman of the Year: Chelsea Plourde, Oregon State 

Coach of the Year: Krysten Smith, Stanford 

Uneven Bars 

1t. Jeanette Antolin, UCLA 9.950 




3t. Caroline Fluhrer, Stanford 9.925 



37. Kim Lewis, Washington 9.650 

39. Darcee Schiller, Washington 9.275 

Balance Beam 


1t. Lindsay Wing, Stanford 9.950 

1t. Ashley Kelly, Arizona State 9.950 

1t. Mylan Dodd, California 9.950 

1t. Caroline Fluhrer 9.950 


11t. Amy Metcalf, Washington 9.900 




1. Kate Richardson, UCLA 10.000 

2t. Jeanette Antolin, UCLA 9.975 


4. Cassandra Jussino, Arizona State 9.950 






40. Kim Lewis, Washington 9.550 

2004 Pac-10 All-Academic Team 

First Team 

Caroline Fluhrer, Stanford Sr. 3.74 Civil Engineering 

Shelly Goldberg, Stanford Sr. 3.99 Mechanical Engineering 

Amy Metcalf, Washington Sr. 3.85 Psychology 

Kari Muth, Arizona State Jr. 3.96 Finance 

Molly Seaman, Washington Jr. 3.80 Zoology 

Jamie Williams, UCLA Sr. 3.85 Physical Science 

Second Team 

Mylan Dodd, California Jr. 3.67 Developmental Studies 

Chrissy Lamun, Oregon State So. 3.80 General Science 

Lise Leveille, Stanford Sr. 3.73 Human Biology 

Holly Murdock, UCLA So. 3.84 Biology 

Kate Richardson, UCLA So. 3.74 Physiological Science 

Christie Tedmon, UCLA Jr. 3.71 Psychology/Education 

Washington's Honorable Mention Selections: Carly Dockendorf, Tacia 

LaBatte, Kim Lewis, Kelly McDonald, Emily Pritchard

Pac-10 History 

All-Conference History 

UW's Pac-10 Champions Gymnast of the Year 

Pac-10 

2004 Molly Seaman, BB 

2003 Carly Dockendorf, UB 

2002 Emily Pritchard, V 

2001 Stacy Wong, UB 

1997 Tiffany Simpson, V 

1997 Klara Kudilkova, FX 

1996 Klara Kudilkova, V 

1989 Yumi Mordre, BB 

1988 Yumi Mordre, BB 

1987 Yumi Mordre, AA, V, FX 

1986 Yumi Mordre, AA, UB, BB 

NorPac 

1986 Betsy Erickson, FX 

1985 Dachelle Newton, BB 

1984 Nancy Rhinesmith, FX 

1983 Nancy Rhinesmith, FX 

UW All-Conference Gymnasts 

Pac-10 

2004 Molly Seaman, BB 

Carly Dockendorf, FL 

2003 Carly Dockendorf, UB 

2002 Emily Pritchard, AA, V, UB 

2001 Lanna Apisukh, AA, FL 

Mandi Klug, FL 

Stacy Wong, AA, V, UB 

2000 Lanna Apisukh, AA 

Tiffany Simpson, AA 

1999 Lanna Apisukh, AA 

1998 Tiffany Simpson 


Jamie Stauffer 

Klára Kudílková 

1996 Klára Kudílková 

1993 Christine Niebling 

1991 Shylo Milner 

1990 Jennifer Callow 

1988 Yumi Mordre 

Dachelle Newton 


NorPac 

1986 Betsy Erickson 

Yumi Mordre 

1985 Wendy Gangwer 

Wendy Goya 

Sheila MacLane 


1984 Christi Robell 

Nancy Rhinesmith 

Pac-10 

2004 Jeanette Antolin UCLA 

2003 Onnie Willis UCLA 

2002 Jamie Dantzcher UCLA 

2001 Mohini Bhardwaj UCLA 

2000 Heidi Moneymaker UCLA 

1999 Kiralee Hayashi UCLA 

1998 Stella Umeh UCLA 

1997 Leah Homma UCLA 

1996 Katie Freeland Arizona State 

1995 Leah Homma UCLA 

1994 Chari Knight Oregon State 

1993 Stacy Fowlkes Arizona 

1992 Chari Knight Oregon State 

1991 Joy Selig Oregon State 

1991 Jill Andrews UCLA 

1989 Tanya Service UCLA 

1988 Jill Andrews UCLA 

1987 Tanya Service UCLA 

NorPac 

1986 Yumi Mordre Washington 

1985 Wendy Goya Washington 

Coach of the Year 

Pac-10 

2004 Krysten Smith Stanford 

2003 Cari DuBois California 

Valorie Kondos UCLA 

2002 Bill Ryden Arizona 

2001 Mark Cook Stanford 

2000 Valerie Kondos UCLA 

1999 Tanya Chaplin Oregon State 

1998 Bob Levesque Washington 

1997 Bob Levesque Washington 

1996 Jim Gault Arizona 

John Spini Arizona State 

Jim Turpin Oregon State 

1995 Valorie Kondos UCLA 

John Spini Arizona State 



1992 Jim Turpin Oregon State 


1990 Jerry Tomlinson UCLA 

Jim Gault Arizona 



1987 Jerry Tomlinson UCLA 

NorPac 

1986 Bob Ito Washington 

1985 Al Sanders Washington St. 

1984 Bob Ito Washington 

Ron Ludwig Oregon State 

Molly Seaman tied for first in the beam at the 

Pac-10 Championships. 

Carly Dockendorf was all-conference in the 

floor in 2004. 

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Pac-10 2004 

1. Stanford 197.900 

2. UCLA 197.875 

3. Oregon State 197.075 

4t. Arizona 196.775 

4t. Arizona State 196.775 

6. Washington 196.425 

7. California 195.625 

Pac-10 2003 

1. UCLA 198.175 


3. Arizona State 197.075 



6. Arizona 195.950 


Pac-10 2002 

1. UCLA 197.625 

2. Arizona 197.050 






Pac-10 2001 


2. UCLA 197.800 




6. Arizona 195.525 


Pac-10 2000 

1. UCLA 197.700 






7. Arizona 192.950 

Pac-10 1999 

1. UCLA 197.775 



4. Arizona 195.150 

Stanford 195.150 

Pac-10 History 

Yearly Conference Results 

Opponent (Last meet) W-L UW Streak 

Air Force (1998) 3-0 Won 3 

Alaska-Anchorage (2000) 3-0 Won 3 

Alberta (1979) 3-0 Won 3 

Arizona (2004) 16-16-1 Lost 1 

Arizona State (2004) 9-19 Lost 3 

Auburn (1998) 1-0 Won 1 

Ball State (1996) 3-0 Won 3 

Boise State (2004) 29-10 Won 1 

Brigham Young (1995) 6-3 Lost 1 

British Columbia (1981) 8-0 Won 8 

Calgary (1986) 2-0 Won 2 

Cal Poly–SLO (1990) 2-0 Won 2 

California (2004) 35-6 Won 3 

UC Davis (2001) 10-0 Won 10 

UC Santa Barbara (1999) 9-0 Won 9 

CS Fullerton (2003) 8-4 Won 6 

CS Hayward (1977) 3-0 Won 3 

CS Northridge (1982) 2-0 Won 2 

Central Washington (1976) 2-0 Won 2 

Chico State (1984) 2-0 Won 2 

Denver (2004) 5-5 Lost 4 

Eastern Wash. (1981) 12-0 Won 12 

Florida (2003) 0-1 Lost 1 

George Washington (2003) 1-0 Won 1 

Georgia (2000) 0-3 Lost 3 

Houston Baptist (1988) 0-1 Lost 1 

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Pac-10 1998 




4. UCLA 194.700 


6. Arizona 192.800 


Pac-10 1997 

1. UCLA 196.550 




5. Arizona 194.950 



Pac-10 1996 



3. Arizona 195.175 

4. UCLA 194.625 




Pac-10 1995 

1. UCLA 195.40 


3. Arizona 193.45 





Pac-10 1994 


2. UCLA 193.85 




6. Arizona 189.875 

7.California 186.925 

Pac-10 1993 

1. UCLA 194.55 


3. Arizona 193.20 

All-Time Record vs. Opponents 





Pac-10 1992 


2. Arizona 194.70 

3. UCLA 193.65 





Pac-10 1991 


2. UCLA 191.15 

3. Arizona 189.95 





Pac-10 1990 

1. UCLA 191.50 

2. Arizona 189.30 






Pac-10 1989 

1. UCLA 195.20 



4. Arizona 190.00 




Pac-10 1988 

1. UCLA 189.45 



4. Arizona 185.30 





Idaho (1980) 2-0 Won 2 

Illinois (1995) 2-0 Won 2 

Illinois-Chicago (2004) 2-0 Won 2 

Illinois State (2001) 1-0 Won 1 

Iowa (2004) 3-1 Lost 1 

Iowa State (1991) 1-0 Won 1 

Jacksonville State (1981) 2-0 Won 2 

Kent State 1-0 Won 1 

Long Beach State (1983) 1-0 Won 1 

Louisiana State (2003) 1-3 Lost 1 

Maryland (2001) 4-0 Won 4 

Michigan (2002) 0-2 Lost 2 

Minnesota (2004) 2-5 Won 1 

Montana (1986) 14-0 Won 14 

Montana State (1981) 4-0 Won 4 

Nebraska (2003) 4-9 Lost 3 

New Mexico (1992) 3-1 Won 3 

Nevada (1977) 1-1 Won 1 

Northern Colorado (1981) 1-0 Won 1 

Northern Illinois (2002) 1-0 Won 1 

Ohio State (1982) 1-0 Won 1 

Oklahoma (2004) 3-3 Won 1 

Oklahoma State (1993) 2-1 Won 1 

Oregon (1986) 16-4 Won 13 

Oregon College (1980) 5-0 Won 5 

Pac-10 1987 

1. UCLA 190.75 

2. Arizona 187.65 






8. Washington State 177.95 

NorPac 1986 




4. Oregon 176.40 

5. San Jose State 175.90 


NorPac 1985 






6. Oregon 160.75 

NorPac 1984 





5. Oregon 165.85 


NorPac 1983 






Oregon State (2004) 13-43 Lost 2 

Pacific, Oregon (1977) 2-0 Won 2 

Penn State (2001) 0-2 Lost 2 

Portland State (1981) 7-1 Won 3 

Rhode Island (2003) 1-0 Won 1 

Sacramento State (2004) 12-0 Won 12 

San Diego State (1985) 4-1 Won 3 

San Francisco State (1981) 1-0 Won 1 

San Jose State (2003) 11-0 Won 11 

Seattle Pacific (2004) 53-3 Won 1 

Seattle University (1982) 10-0 Won 10 

SE Missouri State (1996) 2-0 Won 2 

Southern Utah State (2004) 5-1 Lost 1 

Spokane CC (1987) 10-1 Won 9 

Stanford (2004) 18-17 Lost 3 

UCLA (2004) 2-25 Lost 1 

USC (1983) 2-2 Won 1 

Utah (2004) 0-24-1 Lost 4 

Utah State (1999) 8-8 Lost 1 

Texas Women's University (2004) 1-0 Won 1 

Washington State (1987) 17-1 Won 15 

Weber State (1978) 1-0 Won 1 

Western Michigan (2001) 1-0 Won 1 

William & Mary (1986) 1-0 Won 1 

Wisconsin (1985) 1-0 Won 1 

Wisc.-La Crosse (1996) 1-0 Won 1

Washington Records 

Washington’s Pac-10 Top Annual Finishers 

Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 

2004 Emily Pritchard Carly Dockendorf Molly Seaman Carly Dockendorf Kelly McDonald 

6th, 9.900 3rd, 9.925 1st, 9.950 2nd, 9.975 7th, 39.500 

2003 Tanya Powers Carly Dockendorf Kelly McDonald Tacia LaBatte No Top-10 Finisher 

5th, 9.900 1st. 10.000 9th, 9.900 17th, 9.875 

2002 Emily Pritchard Emily Pritchard Allison Bruce No Top-10 Finisher Tanya Powers 

1st, 9.975 4th, 9.925 5th, 9.875 7th, 39.150 

2001 Stacy Wong Stacy Wong Lanna Apisukh Stacy Wong Stacy Wong 

3rd, 9.950 1st, 9.975 6th, 9.900 2nd, 9.950 2nd, 39.725 

2000 Lanna Apisukh No Top-10 Finisher Leah Waaramaki Riesenman/Simpson Tiffany Simpson 

5th, 9.900 5th, 9.850 5th, 9.900 4th, 39.400 

1999 Lanna Apisukh Sidney Field No Top-10 Finisher Lauren Riesenman Lanna Apisukh 

3rd, 9.900 8th, 9.875 7th, 9.925 5th, 39.325 

1998 Tiffany Simpson Jamie Stauffer Lauren Riesenman Tiffany Simpson Klara Kudilkova 

3rd, 9.900 10th, 9.775 4th, 9.850 3rd, 9.875 4th, 39.125 

1997 Jamie Stauffer Tiffany Simpson Tiffany Simpson Klara Kudilkova Tiffany Simpson 

2nd, 9.925 8th, 9.900 9th, 9.875 1st, 9.900 2nd, 39.625 

1996 Klara Kudilkova Tiffany Simpson Klara Kudilkova Klara Kudilkova Klara Kudilkova 

1st, 10.000 5th, 9.900 9th, 9.800 5th, 9.850 2nd, 39.475 

1995 Jamie Stauffer Stacy Connolly No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Jamie Stauffer 

5th, 9.875 9th, 9.800 9th, 38.700 

1994 Eileen Castillo No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Starr LaJoie No Top-10 Finisher 

10th, 9.750 4th, 9.775 

1993 No results available 

1992 No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Shylo Milner 

9th, 38.600 

1991 No Top-10 Finisher Lisa Churchill No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Shylo Milner 

4th, 9.750 6th, 38.200 

1990 No results available 

1989 No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre 

1st, 9.900 5th, 9.800 5th, 38.900 

1988 No Top-10 Finisher Dachelle Newton No Top-10 Finisher Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre 

2nd, 9.500 4th, 9.450 5th, 37.600 

1987 Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre 

1st, 9.700 4th, 9.600 4th, 9.450 1st, 9.600 1st, 38.350 

Washington’s NCAA Regional Top Annual Finishers 

Year Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around 

2004 Emily Pritchard Carly Dockendorf Molly Seaman Carly Dockendorf Emily Pritchard 

5th, 9.850 2nd, 9.875 5th, 9.875 1st, 9.900 8th, 39.000 

2003 Kelly McDonald Carly Dockendorf Stacy Wong Carly Dockendorf Carly Dockendorf 

2nd, 9.850 1st, 9.950 1st, 9.950 1st, 9.925 3rd, 39.450 

2002 Carly Dockendorf Emily Pritchard Tanya Powers Carly Dockendorf Carly Dockendorf 

2nd, 9.850 2nd, 9.900 4th, 9.875 2nd, 9.950 10th, 39.225 

2001 Pritchard/Apisukh Emily Pritchard Stacy Wong Apisukh/Klug Emily Pritchard 

4th, 9.850 1st, 9.900 1st, 9.900 4th, 9.900 2nd, 39.350 

2000 Tiffany Simpson Apisukh/Waaramaki No Top-10 Finisher Riesenman/Simpson Lauren Riesenman 

10th, 9.825 9th, 9.750 9th, 9.875 7th, 39.075 

1999 No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Lanna Apisukh No Top-10 Finisher Lanna Apisukh 

10th, 9.850 8th, 39.025 

1998 Tiffany Simpson Klara Kudilkova Lauren Riesenman Tiffany Simpson Kudilkova/Simpson 

5th, 9.875 7th, 9.850 1st, 9.925 1st, 9.950 1st, 39.425 

1997 Tiffany Simpson Tiffany Simpson No Top-10 Finisher Tiffany Simpson Tiffany Simpson 

2nd 9.875 2nd, 9.900 1st, 9.950 1st, 39.525 

1996 Klara Kudilkova Klara Kudilkova Michelle Campi Tiffany Simpson Tiffany Simpson 

4th, 9.875 5th, 9.825 4th, 9.850 5th, 9.775 3rd, 39.100 

1995 Jamie Stauffer Stacy Connolly Alisa Pesce No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher 

3rd, 9.900 3rd, 9.875 10th, 9.725 

1994 No Results Available 

1993 No Results Available 

1992 Shylo Milner Shylo Milner Shylo Milner Shylo Milner Shylo Milner 

10th, 9.600 10th, 9.775 4th, 9.600 7th, 9.775 4th, 38.750 

1991 No Top-10 Finisher Lisa Churchill No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Shylo Milner 

2nd, 9.875 4th, 38.575 

1990 No Top-10 Finisher Jennier Callow No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Lisa Churchill 

4th, 9.775 9th, 37.600 

1989 Yumi Mordre No Top-10 Finisher Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre 

5th, 9.650 5th, 9.750 4th, 9.700 9th, 38.000 

1988 Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Yumi Mordre Dachelle Newton Yumi Mordre 

8th, 9.350 2nd, 9.750 2nd, 9.700 5th, 9.400 2nd, 38.150 

1987 Yumi Mordre Wendy Gangwer Yumi Mordre Wendy Gangwer Yumi Mordre 

2nd, 9.550 6th, 9.500 1st, 9.850 2nd, 9.600 4th, 37.950 

1986 Yumi Mordre Wendy Goya Yumi Mordre Betsy Erickson Yumi Mordre 

5th, 9.500 6th, 9.500 2nd, 9.500 4th, 9.550 6th, 37.400 

1985 Sheila MacClane No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher 

2nd, 9.400 

1984 Wendy Gangwer Wendy Gangwer Christi Robell Nancy Rhinesmith Christi Robell 

4th, 9.100 4th, 9.300 6th, 9.300 1st, 9.650 3rd, 36.700 

1983 Shelly Leacock No Top-10 Finisher Kim Strauss Nancy Rhinesmith No Top-10 Finisher 

5th, 9.400 7th, 9.350 10th, 9.150 

1982 Suzie Sun No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher No Top-10 Finisher Suzie Sun 

5th, 8.950 5th, 35.600 

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All-Time Scores 


Team Score 

1. 198.025 vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 

2. 197.600 vs. CS Fullerton/Seattle Pacific, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 

3. 197.550 vs. Utah/Iowa/Illinois-Chicago, March 5, 2004, BOA Arena 

4. 197.425 at Pac-10 Championships, March 24, 2001, BOA Arena 

5. 197.325 vs. Arizona State, February 13, 2004, BOA Arena 

6. 197.300 at Arizona, February 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

7. 197.225 vs. UCLA, February 27, 2004, BOA Arena 

8. 197.050 vs. Ore. St./Sac St. and Boise St., Feb. 28, 2003, BOA Arena 

9. 197.000 vs. Arizona/San Jose State, Jan. 24, 2003, BOA Arena 

10. 196.875 vs. Oregon State, Feb. 25, 2001, BOA Arena 

11. 196.775 vs. Stanford, Feb. 14, 2003, BOA Arena 

vs. Oregon State, Feb. 21, 1997, Edmundson Pavilion 

13. 196.750 at Pac-10 Championships, March 29, 2003, Los Angeles, CA 

14. 196.725 at Masters Classic, Feb. 23, Lincoln, NE 

vs. Utah/Western Michigan, March 4, 2001, BOA Arena 

15. 196.575 vs. Arizona State, Feb. 15 2002, BOA Arena 

16. 196.450 at Cancun Invitational, January 4, 2004, Cancun, Mexico 

17. 196.425 at Pac-10 Championships, March 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

18. 196.175 vs. UCLA, Alaska, Sac. State, Feb. 27, 2000, Pavilion Addition 

19. 196.150 at NCAA West Regional, April 4, 1998, Edmundson Pavilion 

20. 196.025 at Pac-10 Championships, March 22, 1997, Tucson, Ariz. 

at Oregon State, January 23, 2004, Corvallis, Ore. 

All-Around 

1. 39.875 Emily Pritchard, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 


3. 39.725 Stacy Wong, March 24, 2001, BOA Arena (Pac-10s) 

Kelly McDonald, Feb. 13, 2004, BOA Arena 

Kelly McDonald, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 

Emily Pritchard, Feb. 27, 2004, BOA Arena 

Emily Pritchard, February 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

8. 39.700 Stacy Wong, Feb. 25, 2001, BOA Arena 

9. 39.675 Kelly McDonald, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 

Jamie Stauffer, Feb. 21, 1997, Edmundson Pavilion 

Emily Pritchard, Feb. 15, 2002, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 

13. 39.650 Stacy Wong, March 4, 2001, BOA Arena 

Tiffany Simpson, Feb. 27, 2000, Pavilion Addition 

Tiffany Simpson, March 13, 1998, Edmundson Pavilion 

16. 39.625 Tiffany Simpson, March 22, 1997, Tucson, Ariz. 

Emily Pritchard, February 13, 2004, BOA Arena 

18. 39.600 Tiffany Simpson, Feb. 14, 1997, Edmundson Pavilion 

Emily Pritchard, January 16, 2004, BOA Arena 

20. 39.575 Tiffany Simpson, Jan. 31, 1997, Tempe, Ariz. 

Emily Pritchard 

Vault 

1. 10.00 Lanna Apisukh, March 17, 2001, Corvallis, Ore. 

Klára Kudílková, March 23, 1996, Corvallis, Ore. 

Emily Pritchard, March 5, 2004, BOA Arena 


5. 9.975 Kelly McDonald, Feb. 28, 2003, BOA Arena 

Emily Pritchard, March 23, 2002, Corvallis, Ore (Pac-10s) 

Stacy Wong, March 4, 2001, BOA Arena 

Klára Kudílková, Feb. 20, 1998, Edmundson Pavilion 

Tiffany Simpson, March 22, 1997, Tucson, Ariz. 

Tiffany Simpson, Feb. 14, 1997, Edmundson Pavilion 



Emily Pritchard, Feb. 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

Emily Pritchard, Jan. 13, 2004, BOA Arena 

Emily Pritchard, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 

Christina Pelaez, March 14, 2003, Boise, Ida. 

Stacy Wong, Feb. 14, 2003, BOA Arena 

Emily Pritchard, Feb. 15, 2002, BOA Arena 


Stacy Wong, March 24, 2001, BOA Arena (Pac-10s) 



Klára Kudílková, April 16, 1998, Los Angeles, Calif. (NCAA) 

Tiffany Simpson, April 16, 1998, Los Angeles, Calif. (NCAA) 


Jamie Stauffer, Feb. 9, 1997, Denver, Colo. 

Jamie Stauffer, Jan. 31, 1997, Tempe, Ariz. 

Stacy Wong 

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Boldface indicates marks from the 2004 season.


Uneven Bars 



Carly Dockendorf, March 21, 2003, Los Angeles (Pac-10s) 

Stacy Connolly, January 22, 1993, Pavilion Addition 

5. 9.975 Carly Dockendorf, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 




Emily Pritchard, Jan. 4, 2004, Cancun, Mexico 


Stacy Wong, March 24, 2001, BOA Arena (Pac-10s) 

Stacy Wong, Jan. 28, 2001, BOA Arena 

13. 9.950 Emily Pritchard, Feb. 6, 2004, Boise, Idaho 

Emily Pritchard, Jan. 16, 2004, BOA Arena 


Molly Seaman, Feb. 27, 2004, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, Feb. 27, 2004, BOA Arena 


Carly Dockendorf, April 12, 2003, BOA Arena (NCAA Regional) 

Kelly McDonald, Feb. 28, 2003, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, Feb. 23, 2003, Lincoln, Neb. 

Carly Dockendorf, Feb. 14, 2003, BOA Arena 




1. 10.00 Carly Dockendorf, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, Feb. 13, 2004, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 


Mandi Klug, March 4, 2001, BOA Arena 



Tiffany Simpson, March 7, 1997, Edmunson Pavilion 

9. 9.975 Carly Dockendorf, March 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. (Pac-10s) 

Carly Dockendorf, Jan. 30, 2004, Stanford, Calif. 



Lanna Apisukh, Feb.18, 2001, BOA Arena 

Lauren Riesenman, Feb. 26, 1999, Edmundson Pavilion 

15. 9.950 Tacia LaBatte, March 5, 2004, BOA Arena 


Carly Dockendorf, Feb. 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

Carly Dockendorf, Jan. 16, 2004, BOA Arena 



Kelly McDonald, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 

Tacia LaBatte, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, March 14, 2003, Boise, Idaho 


Carly Dockendorf, Jan. 24, 2003, BOA Arena 

Tacia LaBatte, Jan. 24, 2003, BOA Arena 


Carly Dockendorf, March 1, 2002, BOA Arena 

Carly Dockendorf, April 6, 2002, Corvallis Oregon (Regionals) 

Lanna Apisukh, March 24, 2001, BOA Arena (Pac-10s) 

Mandi Klug, Feb. 25, 2001, BOA Arena 

Mandi Klug, Jan. 28, 2001, BOA Arena 

Lauren Riesenman, Feb. 27, 2000, Pavilion Addition 

Lanna Apisukh, Feb. 26, 1999, Edmundson Pavilion 

Tiffany Simpson, April 4, 1998, Edmundson Pavilion 



Tiffany Simpson, April 5, 1997, Boise, Idaho 

Klára Kudílková, March 7, 1997, Edmundson Pavilion 


Tiffany Simpson, Jan. 31, 1997, Tempe, Ariz 

Tiffany Simpson 


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.Balance Beam 



Emily Pritchard, Feb. 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 

Stacy Wong, March 21, 2003, BOA Arena 


6. 9.950 Molly Seaman, March 20, 2004,Tucson, Ariz.(Pac-10s) 

Molly Seaman, March 12, 2004, BOA Arena 

Tacia LaBatte, March 5, 2004, BOA Arena 



Molly Seaman, Feb. 20, 2004, Tucson, Ariz. 


Molly Seaman, Jan. 23, 2004, Corvallis, Ore. 

Stacy Wong, April 12, 2003, BOA Arena (NCAA Regional) 


Stacy Wong, Feb. 23, 2003, Lincoln, Neb. 

Stacy Wong, Jan. 31, 2003, Gainesville, Fla. 

Stacy Wong, Jan. 24, 2003, BOA Arena 

Stacy Wong, March 17, 2001, Corvallis, Ore. 


Lauren Riesenman, March 13, 1998, Edmundson Pavilion 


Stacy Connolly, March 5, 1995, Edmundson Pavilion 

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Year-by-Year Team Record 

1975 Dale Shirley 8 – 1 .889 

1976 Dale Shirley 13 – 1 .929 

1977 Dale Shirley 13 – 0 1.000 

1978 Dale Shirley 14 – 5 .737 

1979 Dale Shirley 10 – 3 .769 

1980 Ed Zimmer 15 – 9 .625 

1981 Bob Ito 24 – 9 .727 

1982 Bob Ito 20 – 8 .714 

1983 Bob Ito 18 – 7 .720 

1984 Bob Ito 25 – 2 .926 

1985 Bob Ito 24 – 7 .774 

1986 Bob Ito 23 – 4 .852 

1987 Bob Ito 12 – 10 .545 

1988 Bob Ito 13 – 11 .542 

1989 Bob Ito 10 – 8 .556 

1990 Bob Ito 11 – 14 .440 

1991 Bob Levesque 9 – 9 .500 

1992 Bob Levesque 10 – 13 .435 

1993 Bob Levesque 13 – 7 .650 

1994 Bob Levesque 8 – 12 .400 

1995 Bob Levesque 8 – 5 .615 

1996 Bob Levesque 11 – 7 .611 

1997 Bob Levesque 11 – 6 .647 

1998 Bob Levesque 17 – 7 .708 

1999 Bob Levesque 12 – 11 .522 

2000 Bob Levesque 12 – 11 .522 

2001 Bob Levesque 17-13-1 .565 

2002 Bob Levesque 7-13 .350 

2003 Bob Levesque 21-11 .656 

2004 Bob Levesque 12-10-1 .521 

Totals 30 Years 421– 234-2 .641 

Washington School Records 

Team Score 

198.025 vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, BOA Arena, March 12, 2004 

Vault: 49.175, Bars: 49.675, Beam: 49.500, Floor: 49.675 

Team Vault 

49.450 at Shanico Inn-Vitational, Corvallis, Ore., March 17, 2001 

Team Bars 


Team Beam 


at Pac-10 Championships, Tucson, Ariz., March 20, 2004 

Team Floor 


Individual 

All-Around 

39.875 Emily Pritchard vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, BOA Arena, 

March 12, 2004 

Vault 

10.00 Emily Pritchard vs. Utah/Iowa/UIC, BOA Arena, Mar. 5, 2004 

Kelly McDonald vs. Arizona State, BOA Arena, Feb. 13, 2004 

Lanna Apisukh at Shanico Inn-Vitational, Corvallis, Ore., 

March 17, 2001 

Klára Kudílková at Pac-10 Championships, Corvallis, Ore., 

Mar. 23, 1996 

Uneven Bars 

10.00 Emily Pritchard vs. Arizona State, BOA Arena, Feb. 13, 2004 

Emily Pritchard vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, BOA Arena, 


Carly Dockendorf at Pac-10 Championships, Los Angeles, CA 

March 29, 2003 

Stacy Connolly vs. Nebraska/Boise St., Pavilion Addition, 

Jan. 22, 1993 

Balance Beam 

9.975 Emily Pritchard at Arizona, Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 20, 2004 

Emily Pritchard vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, BOA Arena, 


Molly Seaman vs. UCLA, Feb. 27, 2004, BOA Arena 

Stacy Wong vs. CS Fullerton & Seattle Pacific, 

BOA Arena, March 21, 2003 

Tiffany Simpson vs. Boise State & Seattle Pacific, 

Edmundson Pavilion, March 13, 1998 


10.00 Carly Dockendorf vs. Arizona State, BOA Arena, Feb. 13, 2004 

Carly Dockendorf vs. Boise State/Seattle Pacific, BOA 

Arena, March 12, 2004 

Carly Dockendorf vs. CS Fullerton & Seattle Pacific, 

BOA Arena, March 21, 2003 

Carly Dockendorf vs. Oregon State/Sac State/Boise State 

BOA Arena, Feb. 28, 2003 

Mandi Klug vs. Utah & Western Michigan, BOA Arena, 

March 4, 2001 

Tiffany Simpson vs. UCLA, Sacramento State, Alaska 

Pavilion Addition, Feb. 27, 2000 

Tiffany Simpson vs. Boise State & Seattle Pacific, 

Edmundson Pavilion, March 13, 1998 

Tifffany Simpson vs. Seattle Pacific, Edmundson 

Pavilion, March 7, 1997

Washington History 

Washington Gymnastics Awards 

Most Valuable Gymnast 

1975 Vicki Severns 

1976 Nancy Fine 

1977 Nan Yasutake, Liz Kite 

1978 Liz Kite 

1979 Liz Kite 

1980 Lynn Osborn 

1981 Suzie Sun 




1985 Wendy Goya 





1990 Lisa Churchill 



1993 Stacy Connolly, Christine Niebling 

1994 Stacy Connolly 

1995 Jamie Stauffer, Heather Cooper 




1999 Lanna Apisukh, Lauren Riesenman 

2000 Lauren Riesenman 

2001 Mandi Klug 

2002 Emily Pritchard 

2003 Carly Dockendorf 

2004 Emily Pritchard 

Most Inspirational 

1975 Karen Patty 

1976 Nan Yasutake 


1978 Lynn Osborn, Nan Yasutake 


1980 Colleen Forrestel 

1981 Becky McWilliams 

1982 Becky McWilliams, Shawn Hanson 

1983 Nancy Rhinesmith 

1984 Nancy Rhinesmith, Michele Garcia 

1985 Shelly Leacock 

1986 Katie Baird, Wendy Goya 


1988 Letitia Selk 

1989 Kristi Anderson 


1991 Kelli Hawkins 

1992 Sally Pebbles 

1993 Trisha Kubota 

1994 Denise Ashbaugh 

1995 Carley Rose 

1996 Jamie Voyles 

1997 Courtney Seabolt 

1998 Jennifer Curlee 


2000 Stacy Wong 




2004 Carly Dockendorf 

Most Improved Gymnast 

1975 Nan Yasutake 

1976 Ann Miller 

1977 Ann Miller 

1978 Claire Roberts 

1979 Laura Victor 

1980 Cheryl Cobb 

1981 Trinka Ross 

1982 Marie Alcala 

1983 Marie Alcala 


1985 Sheila MacLane 



1988 Cyndie Hudson 



1991 Trisha Kubota 

1993 Heather Cooper 

1994 Denise Ashbaugh 

1995 Alisa Pesce 


1997 Amber Erdos 

1998 Leah Waaramaki 

1999 Amber Erdos 

2000 Leah Waaramaki, Rhyan Pelander 


2002 Kimberly Lewis 

2003 Tacia LaBatte 

2004 Emily Pritchard 

Most Promising Freshman 

1975 Pat Korbein 

1976 Cathy Sutherland 

1977 Liz Kite 

1978 Karna Knapp 

1979 Nancy Brenneman, Laura Victor 

1980 Kelly Neal 

1981 Nancy Rhinesmith 

1982 Shelly Leacock 


1984 Wendy Gangwer, Christi Robell 

1985 Dachelle Newton 

1986 Betsy Erickson 

1987 Sarah Peters 

1988 Kelli Hawkins, Malinda Wong 

1989 Sandra Botnen 

1990 Jennifer Callow 

1991 Catherine Macintosh 

1992 Carley Rose 

1993 Christine Niebling 

1994 Eileen Castillo 

1995 Jamie Stauffer 


1997 Lauren Riesenman 

1998 Lanna Apisukh 

1999 Sidney Field 

2001 Molly Seaman 


2003 Kelly McDonald 

2004 Chelsea Bakken 

Most Outstanding 

Scholastic Gymnast 

1991 Catherine Macintosh 


1993 Joan Greve 

1994 Stacie Bain 


1996 Kim Rucci 



1999 Jennifer Curlee 


2002 Allison Bruce 

2003 Amy Metcalf 

2004 Molly Seaman 

Captains 

1984 Nancy Rhinesmith, Suzie Sun 

1985 Michele Garcia, Shelly Leacock 

1986 Katie Baird, Wendy Goya 



1989 Yumi Mordre, Betsy Erickson 

1990 Kristi Anderson, Sarah Peters 

1991 Lisa Churchill, Kelli Hawkins 

1992 Jennifer Callow, Shylo Milner 

1993 Carley Rose, Trisha Kubota 

1994 Carley Rose, Denise Ashbaugh 

1995 Carley Rose, Joan Greve 

1996 Joan Greve, Heather Cooper, 

Kim Rucci 

1997 Courtney Seabolt, Jamie Stauffer 

1998 Tiffany Simpson, Jamie Stauffer 

1999 Rhyan Pelander, Lauren Riesenman 

2000 Rhyan Pelander, Mandi Klug 

2001 Mandi Klug and Stacy Wong 


2003 Molly Seaman and Amy Metcalf 

2004 Amy Metcalf and Carly Dockendorf 


39


Betsy Erickson Wendy Gangwer 


Shylo Milner Yumi Mordre 

All-Time Letterwinners (1974-2004) 

A 

Ahten, Jan 1979-80 

Alcala, Marie 1983-84-85 

Anderson, Kristi 1987-88-89-90 

Apisukh, Lanna 1998-99-00-01 

Ashbaugh, Denise 1993-94 

B 

Babkes, Megan 1990 

Bain, Stacie 1994-95 

Baird, Katie 1983-84-85-86 

Bakken, Chelsea 2004 

Barton, Annette 1976 

Boylan, Becky 1975-76-77 

Botnen, Sandra 1989-90 

Brenneman, Nancy 1979-80 

Brooks, Lauren 2002 

Brown, Paige 1988 

Bruce, Allison 1999-00-02 

Burkett, Cindy 1984 

C 

Callow, Jennifer 1990-91-92 

Campi, Michelle 1996 

Canavan, Courtney 2002-03 

Casey, Marla 1983 

Castillo, Eileen 1994-95 

Churchill, Lisa 1989-90-91-92 

Cobb, Cheryl 1980-81-82 

Claussen, Kim 2001-02 

Collins, Crystal 1997-98-99-00 

Collins, Jill 2000 

Connell, Debbie 1980-81-82-83 

Connolly, Stacy 1993-94-95-96 

Cooper, Heather 1993-94-95-96 

Curlee, Jennifer 1998-99 

D 

Das, Bijoya 2003-04 

DeCano, Jen-ai 1996-97 

Dockendorf, Carly 2002-03-04 

E 

Eggiman, Carrie 1978 

Ehlers, Jenny 2003 

Erdos, Amber 1996-97-98-99 

Erickson, Betsy 1985-87-88-89 

F 

Field, Sidney 1999-00-01 

Fine, Nancy 1976 

Fitzgerald, Suzanne 1979-80 

Forrestel, Colleen 1980-81 

G 

Gangwer, Wendy 1984-85-86-87 

Garcia, Michele 1982-83-84-85 

Geldenhuys, Gharde 2001-02 

Goertzen, Heidi 1988 

Goya, Wendy 1983-84-85-86 

Gregerich, Gail 1980-81 

Greve, Joan 1993-94-95-96 

Gullickson, Susan 1983 

H 

Hanson, Shawn 1981 

Harrison, Juliana 1979 

Hawkins, Kelli 1988-89-91-92 

Hawney, Gayle, 1976-77 

Hawney, Marilyn 1976-77-78-79 

Hudson, Cyndie 1986-87-88-89 

I 

Ideta, Stace 1978-79-80-81 

K 

Kite, Liz 1977-78 

Klug, Mandi 1998-99-00-01 

Knapp, Karna 1978-79-80-81 

Korbein, Pat 1975-76-77 

Kubota, Trisha 1990-91-93 

Kudílková, Klára 1995-96-97-98 

L 

LaBatte, Tacia 2002-03-04 

Lajoie, Starr 1992-93-94-95 

Laughlin, Kim 1987 

Leacock, Shelly 1982-83-84-85 

Lewis, Kimberly 2002-03-04 

Logan, Kelly 1986 

M 

Macintosh, Catherine, 1991-92 

MacLane, Sheila 1983-84-85-86 

Marsh, Rebecca, 1991 

Martin, Karin 1995 

McDonald, Kelly 2003-04 

McWilliams, Becky 1981-82-83 

Medlin, Daniela 2001-02 

Metcalf, Amy 2001-02-03-04 

Miller, Anne 1975-76-77 

Milner, Shylo 1989-90-91-92 

Montalvo, Celeste 1999 

Mordre, Yumi 1986-87-88-89 

N 

Neal, Kelly 1980-81 

Newton, Dachelle 1985-86-87-88 

Niebling, Christine 1993-94-95-96 

Nygren, Nancy 1987 

O 

Orange, Angela 1997-98 

Osborn, Lynn 1977-78-79-80 

P 

Pelaez, Christina 2003 

Pelander, Rhyan 1997-98-99-00 

Pesce, Alisa 1992-93-94-95 

Peters, Sarah 1987-88-89-90 

Powers, Tanya 2001-02-03 

Pritchard, Emily 2001-02-03-04 

Q 

Quandt, Tori 2004 

R 

Rhinesmith, Nancy 1981-82-83-84 

Riesenman, Lauren 1997-98-99-00 

Robell, Christi 1984 

Roberts, Claire 1978 

Rose, Carley 1992-93-94-95 

Ross, Trinka 1981-82 

Rucci, Kim 1993-94-95-96 

S 

Schedler, Jessica 1998-99-00-0 

Schiller, Darcee 2004 

Seabolt, Courtney 1994-95-96-97 

Seaman, Molly 2001-02-03-04 

Selk, Letitia 1985-86-87-88 

Simpson, Sara 1986 

Simpson, Tiffany 1996-97-98-00 

Simonton, Tashy, 1989-90-91 

Smidt, Amy 1989 

Smith, Oran 1979-80 

Stauffer, Jamie 1995-96-97-98 

Strother, Gretchen 1996-97 

Sun, Suzie 1981-82-83-84 

Sutherland, Cathy 1975-76-77 

V 

Victor, Laura 1979-80 

Voyles, Jamie 1996 

W 

Waaramaki, Leah 1997-98-99-00 

Nicole Waiss 2004 

Williams, Catherine 1993-94 

Williams, Kathleen 1980-81 

Wnek, Jacynda 2002 

Wong, Malinda 1988-89-90 

Wong, Christina 2000 

Wong, Stacy 1999-00-01-03 

Y 

Yasutake, Nancy 1975-76-77 

York, Liza 1987-88 


40 

Lauren Riesenman Jessica Schedler Courtney Seabolt Tiffany Simpson


2004 (12-10-1) 

Jan. 2 at Cancun Invitational W 

Iowa W 196.450/195.350 Cancun, Mexico 

Oklahoma W 196.450/195.150 

Texas Women's W 196.450/189.175 

Jan. 16 California W 195.850/193.600 Seattle, WA 

Sacramento State W 188.900 

Jan. 23 at Oregon State L 196.025/196.050 Corvallis, OR. 

Jan. 30 at Stanford L 195.475/197.400 Stanford, CA 

Feb. 6 at Boise State L 194.875/195.450 Boise, ID 

Feb. 13 Arizona State W 197.325/193.075 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 20 at Arizona T 197.025/1979.025 Tucson , AZ 

Feb. 27 UCLA W 197.225/197.100 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 5 Utah L 197.950/197.550 Seattle, WA 

Iowa W 197.550/196.900 

Illinois-Chicago W 197.550/195.175 

Mar. 8 at Seattle Pacific L 191.475/192.875 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 12 Boise State W 198.025/195.575 Seattle, WA 

Seattle Pacific W 198.025/193.500 

Mar. 20 Pac-10 Championships 6th 196.425 Tucson, AZ 

Apr. 3 NCAA Regionals 5th 194.225 Denver, CO 

Year-by-Year Results 

2003 (21-11) 

Jan. 17 at ASU L 194.150/197.300 Tempe, AZ 

Jan. 24 Arizona W 197.000/194.650 Seattle, WA 

Jan. 24 San Jose State W 197.000/193.275 Seattle, WA 

Jan. 31 at Florida L 196.950/194.650 Gainesville, FL 

Jan. 31 vs. George Washington W 194.650/190.450 Gainesville, FL 

Jan. 31 vs. Rhode Island W 194.650/188.525 Gainesville, FL 

Feb. 7 at Seattle Pacific W 194.550/189.550 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 9 at UCLA L 198.575/194.800 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 14 Stanford W 196.775/196.750 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 21 at California L 196.475/194.850 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 21 vs. Sacramento State W 194.850/189.775 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 23 at Nebraska L 198.025/196.725 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 23 vs. Louisiana State W 196.725/196.025 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 23 vs. Kent State W 196.725/192.900 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 28 Oregon State W 197.050/196.475 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 28 Boise State W 197.050/194.575 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 28 Sacramento State W 197.050/191.775 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 7 at Utah L 196.975/194.950 Salt Lake City, UT 

Mar. 14 at Boise State W 196.050/195.490 Boise, ID 

Mar. 21 Cal State Fullerton W 197.600/193.650 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 21 Seattle Pacific W 197.600/191.825 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 29 Pac-10 Championships 4th 196.750 Los Angeles, CA 

Apr. 12 NCAA Regionals 3rd 195.675 Seattle, WA 

2002 (7-13) 


Jan. 25 at Boise State W 191.800/191.075 Boise, ID 


Feb. 1 at Oregon State L 194.950/193.850 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 8 Utah L 195.700/193.375 Seattle, WA 


Feb. 22 at Arizona L 195.550/193.225 Tuscon, AZ 

March 1 UCLA L 197.050/195.000 Seattle, WA 

Seattle Pacific W 195.000/191.775 Seattle, WA 

March 9 at Michigan L 197.775/194.250 Ann Arbor, MI 

Denver L 194.300/194.250 

March 14 at Arizona L 196.125/194.425 Tucson, AZ 

Minnesota L 196.850/194.425 

Northern Illinois W 194.425/189.900 

March 23 Pac-10 Championships 5th 195.425 Stanford, CA 

April 6 NCAA Regional 4th 194.775 Corvallis, OR 

Mandi Klug 

2001 (17-13-1) 

Jan. 13 at Denver L 194.175/192.950 Denver, CO 

Maryland W 192.950/191.925 

California W 192.950/191.650 

Jan. 21 Boise State W 191.800/190.725 Seattle, WA 

Jan. 28 FSNW Challenge 

Stanford L 195.050/194.750 Seattle, WA 


Feb. 2 at Arizona State L 195.575/193.075 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 9 at California L 194.000/192.175 Berkeley, CA 

UC Davis W 192.175/188.525 

Feb. 11 at UCLA L 196.725/194.675 Los Angeles, CA 

Cal State Fullerton W 194.675/194.575 

Arizona W 194.675/194.400 

Feb. 18 Arizona W 195.575/195.500 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 25 Oregon State W 196.875/196.325 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 4 Utah (Tie) 196.725 Seattle, WA 

Western Michigan W 196.725/194.075 

Mar. 10 at Boise State L 16.775/195.750 Boise, ID 

Mar. 17 at Shanico Invitational Corvallis, OR 

Oregon State L 197.625/195.775 

Cal-State Fullerton W 195.775/194.175 


Mar. 24 Pac-10 Championships 3rd 197.475 Seattle, WA 

Apr. 7 NCAA Regional 5th 194.450 Lincoln, NE 

2000 (12-11) 


Jan. 21 at Oregon State L 191.550/192.100 Corvallis, OR 


Feb. 5 at Boise State L 194.475/194.725 Boise, ID 


Feb. 13 Seattle Pacific W 195.550/189.950 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 18 at Arizona W 195.075/193.975 Tucson, AZ 

Feb. 27 UCLA L 196.175/196.450 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 27 Sacramento State W 196.175/191.125 Seattle, WA 

Feb. 27 Alaska-Anchorage W 196.175/182.475 Seattle, WA 

Mar. 3 at Utah L 194.900/196.800 Salt Lake City, UT 

Mar. 11 at Georgia L 194.525/197.525 Athens, GA 

Mar. 18 Pac-10 Championships 3rd 195.900 Tempe, Ariz. 

April 1 NCAA Regionals 4th 195.250 Corvallis, Ore. 

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1999 (12-11) 

Jan. 8 Georgia L 190.950-193.375 Seattle 

Jan. 15 at Arizona State L 192.250-193.150 Tempe, AZ 

Jan. 22 Arizona W 193.00-190.350 Seattle 

Jan. 22 Nebraska W 193.000-190.250 Seattle 

Jan. 31 UCLA L 192.350-191.475 Los Angeles, CA 

Maryland W 191.475-188.400 Los Angeles, CA 

UC Santa Barbara W 191.475-183.575 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 6 Utah State L 193.125-192.550 Boise, ID 

Boise State L 192.700-192.550 Boise, ID 

Feb. 12 Stanford W 192.975-192.950 Seattle 

UC Davis W 192.975-187.800 Seattle 

Seattle Pacific W 192.975-187.700 Seattle 

Feb. 19 California W 193.600-192.475 Berkeley, CA 

San Jose State W 193.600-189.075 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 26 OREGON STATE W 196.000-195.600 Seattle 

Mar. 6 at Utah L 193.800-197.150 Salt Lake City, UT 

Mar. 25 at Seattle Pacific W 192.100/190.800 

Mar. 20 Pac-10 Championnships 6th 194.425 Corvallis, OR 

Apr. 10 NCAA Regional 4th 193.425 Corvallis, OR 

1998 (17-7) 

Jan. 16 Stanford W 191.525-190.700 Palo Alto, CA 

Jan. 23 Utah State W 191.250-187.125 Seattle 

Jan. 23 California W 191.250-186.650 Seattle 

Jan. 23 Sacramento State W 191.250-178.825 Seattle 

Jan. 30 Oregon State L 191.800-193.500 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 6 Arizona W 193.975-193.775 Tucson, AZ 

Feb. 6 California W 193.975-190.125 Tucson, AZ 

Feb. 6 Illinois-Chicago W 193.975-187.725 Tucson, AZ 

Feb. 13 Arizona State L 193.975-194.525 Seattle 

Feb. 20 Utah L 195.225-196.225 Seattle 

Feb. 27 UCLA W 195.900-194.425 Seattle 

Mar. 6 Auburn W 194.775-192.100 Logan, UT 

Mar. 6 Utah State W 194.775-191.725 Logan, UT 

Mar. 6 Southern Utah W 194.775-189.400 Logan, UT 

Mar. 8 Boise State W 195.025-194.875 Boise, ID 

Mar. 8 Air Force W 195.025-184.700 Boise, ID 

Mar. 13 Boise State W 195.875-192.750 Seattle 

Mar. 13 Seattle Pacific W 195.875-187.650 Seattle 

Mar. 21 Pac-10 Championships 5th 193.700 Los Angeles, CA 

April 4 NCAA West Regional 1st 196.150 Seattle 

April 16 NCAA Championship 7th 195.450 Los Angeles, CA 

1997 (15-8) 

Jan. 10 Denver W 193.550-189.250 Seattle 

Jan. 17 Utah L 193.125-196.525 Salt Lake City, UT 

Jan. 24 Stanford W 195.000-193.900 Seattle 

Jan. 31 Arizona State L 194.275-197.125 Tempe, AZ 


Feb. 7 UC Davis W 194.225-190.425 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 9 Denver L 194.150-195.225 Denver, CO 

Feb. 14 Boise State W 195.325-192.325 Seattle 

Feb. 14 Arizona W 195.325-191.925 Seattle 

Feb. 21 Oregon State W 196.775-192.850 Seattle 

Feb. 22 Seattle Pacific L 191.500-191.775 Seattle (at SPU) 

Mar. 2 UCLA L 194.225-195.225 Los Angeles, CA 

Mar. 2 Cal St.-Fullerton W 194.225-192.150 Los Angeles, CA 

Mar. 2 Boise State W 194.225-193.025 Los Angeles, CA 


Mar. 14 Boise State L 194.125-194.325 Boise, ID 

Mar. 14 California W 194.125-191.600 Boise, ID 

Mar. 22 Pac-10 Championship 3rd 196.025 Tuscon, AZ 

Apr. 5 NCAA West Regional 2nd 195.725 Boise, ID 

Apr. 17 NCAA Championship 8th 195.975 Gainesville, FL 

Stacy Connolly 

1996 (13-11) 

Jan. 21 SE Missouri State W 191.400-189.125 Cape Girardeau, MO 

Jan. 21 Ball State W 191.400-187.850 Cape Girardeau, MO 

Jan. 21 Wisconsin-La Crosse W 191.400-174.700 Cape Girardeau, MO 

Jan. 26 Oregon State L 190.900-192.300 Seattle 

Feb. 3 California L 192.650-192.675 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 9 Arizona State W 193.325-192.300 Seattle 

Feb. 9 San Jose State W 193.325-186.025 Seattle 

Feb. 9 Seattle Pacific W 193.325-185.850 Seattle 

Feb. 16 Boise State W 193.250-190.525 Boise, ID 

Feb. 18 UCLA L 192.375-195.100 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 18 UC Santa Barbara W 192.375-186.775 Los Angeles, CA 


Feb. 25 Nebraska L 190.125-193.800 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 25 Ball State W 190.125-188.900 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 25 Michigan L 190.125-193.200 Lincoln, NE 

Mar. 1 Utah L 193.950-195.400 Seattle 

Mar. 15 Arizona L 193.475-193.775 Seattle 


Mar. 23 Pac-10 Championship 5th 193.150 Corvallis, OR 

Apr. 13 NCAA West Regional 4th 193.350 Los Angeles, CA 

1995 (9-10) 

Jan. 13 Arizona L 187.700-190.500 Tuscon, AZ 


Jan. 27 Arizona State W 192.550-190.525 Seattle 



Feb. 11 Seattle Pacific W 188.500-184.300 Seattle (at SPU) 

Feb. 17 Oregon State L 190.850-194.175 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 5 SE Missouri State W 192.900-189.850 Seattle 


Mar. 10 Stanford L 191.375-193.725 Palo Alto, CA 

Mar. 10 Brigham Young L 191.375-191.800 Palo Alto, CA 

Mar. 10 Illinois W 191.375-188.800 Palo Alto, CA 

Mar. 19 California W 194.050-190.425 Berkeley, CA 

Mar. 25 Pac-10 Championship 6th 191.625 Tempe, AZ 

Apr. 8 NCAA West Regional 4th 192.400 Corvallis, OR 

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1994 (10-16) 

Jan. 14 Utah L 185.300-192.200 Seattle 

Jan. 14 San Jose State W 185.300-176.175 Seattle 


Jan. 21 Boise State W 187.100-184.875 Seattle 

Jan. 21 Alaska-Anchorage W 187.100-169.875 Seattle 

Jan. 28 Stanford L 186.025-188.325 Palo Alto, CA 

Jan. 28 Sacramento State W 186.025-174.425 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 4 UCLA L 189.500-191.550 Seattle 

Feb. 14 Utah State L 188.950-191.400 Logan, UT 

Feb. 20 Boise State L 188.975-189.775 Boise, ID 

Feb. 25 Arizona State L 189.850-193.650 Tempe, AZ\ 

Feb. 25 UCLA L 189.850-190.800 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 25 UC Santa Barbara W 189.850-189.050 Tempe, AZ 

Mar. 4 Oregon State L 186.650-193.725 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 4 Penn State L 186.650-191.550 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 4 Minnesota L 186.650-189.975 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 4 Nebraska L 186.650-188.325 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 4 Arizona L 186.650-188.250 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 11 Oregon State W 191.650-190.675 Seattle 

Mar. 19 Seattle Pacific W 188.850-185.050 Seattle (at SPU) 

Mar. 26 Pac-10 Championship 5th 190.950 Seattle 

Apr. 11 NCAA West Regional 3rd 191.550 Boise, ID 

Apr. 21 NCAA Championship 11th 190.525 Salt Lake City, UT 

1993 (13-11) 

Jan. 16 UCLA L 187.100-189.500 Los Angeles, CA 

Jan. 22 Nebraska W 191.800-189.050 Seattle 



Jan. 29 Arizona L 192.250-193.200 Seattle 


Feb. 5 Louisiana State L 190.300-192.250 Baton Rouge, LA 

Feb. 12 Oklahoma W 192.200-192.000 Seattle 


Feb. 12 UC Davis W 192.200-185.400 Seattle 


Feb. 26 California L 189.750-190.050 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 26 Seattle Pacific W 189.750-184.500 Berkeley, CA 

Mar. 5 Denver W 189.900-188.000 Denver, CO 

Mar. 6 Utah L 189.200-196.650 Salt Lake City, UT 

Mar. 6 Boise State W 189.200-186.650 Salt Lake City, UT 


Mar. 20 Air Force W 190.300-172.600 Seattle 

Mar. 12 Pac-10 Championship 5th 190.800 Palo Alto, CA 


1992 (10-19) 



Jan. 24 Arizona State L 167.150-192.100 Seattle 

Jan. 24 Boise State L 167.150-183.700 Seattle 

Jan. 31 Boise State L 186.500-189.100 Boise, ID 

Feb. 2 Oklahoma L 186.900-187.500 Norman, OK 

Feb. 8 Denver W 188.100-182.000 Seattle 


Feb. 14 California W 191.250-188.600 Seattle 

Feb. 21 Arizona State L 185.800-192.600 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 21 Utah State L 185.800-189.250 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 21 Boise State W 185.800-184.250 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 29 UCLA L 185.400-189.850 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 29 Minnesota L 185.400-185.450 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 29 New Mexico W 185.400-185.350 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 29 Cal State-Fullerton W 185.400-183.150 Los Angeles, CA 

Feb. 29 UC Santa Barbara W 185.400-179.650 Los Angeles, CA 


Mar. 7 Arizona State L 184.450-191.800 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 7 Utah State L 184.450-187.100 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 13 San Jose State W 190.200-90.450 Seattle 


Mar. 21 UC Santa Barbara W 190.850-189.600 Seattle 

Mar. 28 Pac-10 Championship 7th 189.150 Tuscon, AZ 

Apr. 11 NCAA West Regional 7th 186.525 Berkeley, CA 

1991 (10-14) 

Jan. 18 Georgia L 182.350-190.550 Tempe, AZ 


Jan. 20 Oklahoma W 184.550-183.950 Norman, OK 

Jan. 25 UCLA L 184.150-187.950 Seattle 

Jan. 25 Seattle Pacific W 184.150-182.100 Seattle 

Jan. 25 Minnesota W 184.150-179.350 Seattle 


Feb. 8 Stanford W 185.950-184.850 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 8 Iowa State W 185.950-179.600 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 8 UC Davis W 185.950-174.500 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 16 Minnesota L 185.650-186.050 Duluth, MN 


Feb. 22 UC Davis W 188.400-184.450 Seattle 

Mar. 2 Utah State L 187.500-188.900 Boise, ID 

Mar. 2 Boise State L 187.500-187.700 Boise, ID 


Mar. 9 Oklahoma L 187.400-190.000 Seattle 

Mar. 22 Oregon State L 189.700-194.050 Seattle 

Tiffany Simpson (left) and Klara Kudilkova at the 1998 NCAA West Regionals 

Mar. 16 Pac-10 Championship 6th 187.550 Los Angeles, CA 

Apr. 6 NCAA West Regional 3rd 190.225 Corvallis, OR 

1990 (12-13) 

Jan. 12 California W 183.450-183.250 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 19 Brigham Young W 184.900-183.050 Seattle 


Jan. 19 Stanford W 184.900-180.100 Seattle 

Feb. 4 Nebraska L 184.800-190.050 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 4 UCLA L 184.800-189.400 Lincoln, NE 

Feb. 4 Fullerton State L 184.800-187.650 Lincoln, NE 



Feb. 17 Nebraska L 186.500-190.500 Corvallis, OR 


Feb. 17 Minnesota L 186.500-186.600 Corvallis, OR 




Mar. 9 Cal Poly-SLO W 188.750-181.100 Seattle 

Mar. 24 Arizona W 188.450-188.050 Seattle 



Mar. 17 Pac-10 Championship 6th 185.100 Berkeley, CA 

Apr. 7 NCAA West Regional 4th 187.475 Los Angeles, CA 

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1989 (12-12) 

Jan. 13 Nebraska L 183.200-187.150 Seattle 



Jan. 13 California W 183.200-174.400 Seattle 

Jan. 20 Brigham Young L 175.350-182.850 Provo, UT 

Jan. 20 South Utah State W 175.350-160.650 Provo, UT 

Jan. 28 Stanford W 183.850-183.100 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 3 Oregon State L 186.500-187.350 Seattle 

Feb. 3 Arizona State W 186.500-184.100 Seattle 


Feb. 11 Arizona L 185.750-188.600 Tuscon, AZ 

Feb. 17 Stanford W 186.150-185.250 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 17 Cal Poly-SLO W 186.150-178.400 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 17 UC-Santa Barbara W 186.150-177.400 Palo Alto, CA 



Mar. 11 Ball State W 189.350-184.050 Seattle 

Mar. 25 Nebraska L 190.950-193.600 Lincoln, NE 

Mar. 4 Pac-10 Championship 5th 188.700 Corvallis, OR 

Apr. 1 NCAA West Regional 4th 187.700 Anaheim, CA 

1988 (15-15) 


Jan. 15 Cal State-Fullerton W 180.750-179.850 Seattle 


Jan. 23 UCLA L 187.400-190.050 Seattle 

Jan. 25 Utah State L 176.150-182.200 Logan, UT 

Jan. 29 Utah L 182.350-185.600 Tempe, AZ 


Jan. 29 Utah State W 182.350-180.650 Tempe, AZ 

Feb. 5 Stanford L 180.400-181.750 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 5 New Mexico W 180.400-171.500 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 5 UC-Davis W 180.400-157.600 Palo Alto, CA 




Feb. 19 UC-Santa Barbara W 184.200-175.850 Seattle 



Mar. 4 Cal State-Fullerton L 179.650-185.400 Fullerton, CA 

Mar. 4 Utah L 179.650-184.850 Fullerton, CA 



Mar. 12 Houston Baptist L 180.900-182.800 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 12 Seattle Pacific W 180.900-180.400 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 12 Brigham Young W 180.900-180.350 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 26 Pac-10 Championship 5th 184.200 Tempe, AZ 

Apr. 9 NCAA West Regional 3rd 186.050 Corvallis, OR 

1987 (16-12) 



Jan. 10 Brigham Young W 174.850-172.300 Seattle 

Jan. 10 Washington State W 174.850-168.850 Seattle 

Jan. 24 Brigham Young L 179.500-179.750 Provo, UT 


Jan. 26 Utah State L 182.650-184.700 Seattle 

Jan. 31 California L 179.550-180.400 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 31 Stanford W 179.550-176.150 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 31 UC-Santa Barbara W 179.550-170.150 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 5 Seattle Pacific L 178.400-179.200 Seattle (at SPU) 




Feb. 27 Stanford W 184.250-179.650 Tuscon, AZ 

Mar. 6 Arizona W 184.500-184.450 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 6 Oregon State W 184.500-183.200 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 6 Boise State W 184.500-179.150 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 6 Washington State W 184.500-176.650 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 6 California W 184.500-175.900 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 14 Utah L 182.250-184.250 Seattle 


Mar. 21 Spokane CC W 183.300-110.450 Seattle 

Mar. 28 Pac-10 Championship 3rd 186.150 Pullman, WA 

Apr. 11 NCAA West Regional 2nd 187.350 Seattle 

Apr. 24 NCAA Championship 9th 179.850 Salt Lake City, UT 

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1986 (27-4) 

Dec. 27 Arizona State L 177.300-179.700 Honolulu, HI 

Dec. 27 William & Mary W 177.300-159.350 Honolulu, HI 

Dec. 27 UC-Santa Barbara W 177.300-77.85 Honolulu, HI 



Jan. 11 Maryland W 181.800-168.850 Seattle 


Jan. 16 Marylamd W 179.500-175.800 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 17 San Jose State W 177.400-167.900 San Jose, CA 


Jan. 24 California W 182.550-180.150 Salt Lake City, UT 

Jan. 25 San Jose State W 171.750-170.100 Missoula, MT 

Jan. 25 Montana W 171.750-169.110 Missoula, MT 

Jan. 25 Calgary W 171.750-164.540 Missoula, MT 

Feb. 1 Oregon W 181.250-169.700 Seattle 

Feb. 8 Washington State W 176.450-140.100 Pullman, WA 



Feb. 21 Utah L 184.050-186.150 Seattle 


Feb. 22 Spokane CC W 181.650-166.800 Seattle (at SPU) 

Feb. 28 Oregon State W 183.400-181.650 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 28 Fullerton State W 183.400-179.550 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 28 Brigham Young W 183.400-176.450 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 28 Montana W 183.400-173.500 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 8 Oregon State W 185.350-183.100 Seattle 

Mar. 15 Oregon W 182.250-171.600 Eugene, OR 

Mar. 22 NorPac Championship 1st 185.800 Seattle 


Tiffany Simpson


1985 (29-8) 



Jan. 10 Wisconsin W 173.100-171.250 Tuscon, AZ 

Jan. 10 Cal State-Sacramento W 173.100-163.350 Tuscon, AZ 




Jan. 19 San Diego State W 177.200-166.200 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Montana W 177.200-164.300 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Montana State W 177.200-160.700 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Spokane CC W 177.200-160.000 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Oregon W 177.200-157.600 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Eastern Washington W 177.200-149.950 Seattle 

Jan. 19 British Columbia W 177.200-128.150 Seattle 



Jan. 31 San Jose State W 180.450-168.800 Seattle 



Feb. 15 Stanford L 179.000-182.300 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 15 San Diego State W 179.000-176.400 Palo Alto, CA 

Feb. 15 California W 179.000-175.550 Palo Alto, CA 



Feb. 20 Alaska W 179.200-126.350 Seattle 


Feb. 22 Stanford W 181.400-179.000 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 22 New Mexico W 181.400-178.250 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 22 San Diego State W 181.400-174.000 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 22 Utah State W 181.400-174.000 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 28 Utah L 182.100-187.500 Salt Lake City, UT 


Mar. 22 Montana W 180.800-167.400 Seattle 

Mar. 15 NorPac Championship 2nd 182.000 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 29 NCAA West Regional 3rd 182.400 Corvallis, OR 

1984 (29-3) 

Dec. 17 Seattle Pacific W 178.650-166.050 Seattle 

Dec. 28 Arizona State L 178.900-182.600 Kaneohe, HI 

Dec. 28 Oregon State W 178.900-176.350 Kaneohe, HI 

Dec. 28 USC W 178.900-173.950 Kaneohe, HI 

Dec. 28 California W 178.900-170.950 Kaneohe, HI 

Dec. 28 Boise State W 178.900-154.050 Kaneohe, HI 




Jan. 14 Cal State-Sacramento W 177.600-159.800 Seattle 


Jan. 14 Cal State-Chico W 177.600-158.350 Seattle 




Jan. 21 Cal State-Sacramento W 178.450-162.650 Eugene, OR 

Jan. 21 Oregon W 178.450-137.150 Eugene, OR 



Feb. 3 San Jose State W 177.050-164.700 San Jose, CA 

Feb. 4 Stanford L 177.850-179.150 Berkeley, CA 


Feb. 4 Denver W 177.850-170.950 Berkeley, CA 

Feb. 10 Oregon State W 182.150-180.200 Seattle 




Feb. 25 Boise State W 178.400-160.650 Seattle (at SPU) 

Mar. 10 NorPac Championship 2nd 179.400 Berkeley, CA 

Mar. 24 NCAA West Regional 3rd 181.750 Fullerton, CA 

Apr. 6 NCAA Championship 8th 178.550 Los Angeles, CA 

Carly Rose 

1983 (20-8) 

Dec. 11 Montana W 166.300-158.750 Seattle 

Dec. 11 Spokane CC W 166.300-136.900 Seattle 











Jan. 15 Oregon W 173.250-66.400 Corvallis, OR 



Jan. 29 Stanford W 174.700-172.200 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 29 Cal State-Long Beach W 174.700-168.850 Berkeley, CA 


Feb. 14 Washington State W 173.750-170.350 Logan, UT 

Feb. 14 Southern Utah State W 173.750-147.600 Logan, UT 


Feb. 18 San Jose State W 178.750-134.550 Seattle 

Feb. 26 Washington State W 176.300-172.750 Seattle 


Mar. 4 San Diego State L 175.450-177.750 San Diego, CA 

Mar. 4 California L 175.450-176.050 San Diego, CA 

Mar. 5 USC L 174.500-179.500 Los Angeles, CA 

Mar. 11 NorPac Championship 2nd 180.000 Pullman, WA 

Mar. 25 NCAA West Regional 5th 176.100 Fullerton, CA 

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1982 (20-8) 

Dec. 13 Seattle University W Forfeit Seattle 

Dec. 20 Cal State-Fullerton L 138.150-143.300 Kaneohe, HI 

Dec. 20 Montana W 138.150-119.750 Kaneohe, HI 

Jan. 8 Stanford L 135.900-137.650 Seattle 

Jan. 9 New Mexico L 132.350-135.300 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 9 Cal State-Northridge W 132.350-131.050 Berkeley, CA 


Jan. 9 UC-Davis W 132.350-127.650 Berkeley, CA 






Jan. 16 Seattle University W 135.350-98.450 Seattle 


Jan. 24 Oregon W 135.100-132.050 Eugene, OR 






Feb. 19 USC L 140.250-142.300 Corvallis, OR 


Feb. 19 Ohio State W 140.250-138.350 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 19 Oregon W 140.250-136.200 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 19 Oklahoma State W 140.250-135.650 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 19 Washington State W 140.250-135.400 Corvallis, OR 


Mar. 6 Washington State W 140.600-135.650 Pullman, WA 

Mar. 12 NCAA West Regional 3rd 138.850 Corvallis, OR 

1981 (24-9) 

Dec. 13 Seattle University W 127.000-120.850 Seattle (at Seattle U) 

Dec. 13 Seattle Pacific W 127.000-80.950 Seattle (at Seattle U) 

Jan. 9 Cal State-Fullerton L 133.500-138.050 Palo Alto, CA 

Jan. 9 Stanford L 133.500-134.850 Palo Alto, CA 

Jan. 10 UC-Davis W 132.750-127.900 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 10 Denver W 132.750-127.100 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 10 Cal State-Sacramento W 132.750-121.450 Berkeley, CA 


Jan. 10 Cal State-Northridge W 132.750-118.700 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 10 San Francisco State W 132.750-111.700 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 10 Cal State-Hayward W 132.750-110.200 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 16 Montana State W 133.400-100.400 Billings, MT 



Jan. 30 Portland State W 135.800-116.250 Seattle 



Feb. 7 Jacksonville State W 137.300-136.750 Salt Lake City, UT 

Feb. 7 Illinois W 137.300-134.650 Salt Lake City, UT 

Feb. 9 Utah L 139.000-150.220 Logan, UT 


Feb. 9 Brigham Young L 139.000-140.150 Logan, UT 

Feb. 9 Jacksonville State W 139.000-136.550 Logan, UT 

Feb. 9 Northern Colorado W 139.000-134.500 Logan, UT 

Feb. 9 Montana W 139.000-123.600 Logan, UT 

Feb. 13 Spokane CC W 137.300-122.750 Seattle 



Feb. 27 UCLA L 137.600-142.250 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 27 Louisiana State L 137.600-141.650 Corvallis, OR 


Feb. 27 Nebraska W 137.600-135.500 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 27 Portland State W 137.600-121.200 Corvallis, OR 

Mar. 14 Washington State W 138.150-134.300 Seattle 

Mar. 27 NCWSA Regional 2nd 138.750 Pullman, WA 

1980 (15-9) 

Dec. 15 Oregon State L 133.000-138.300 Seattle 

Dec. 15 Univ. of Puget Sound W 133.000-129.750 Seattle 

Dec. 15 Spokane CC W 133.000-127.250 Seattle 

Dec. 15 Montana W 133.000-115.250 Seattle 

Dec. 15 Seattle Pacific W 133.000-109.950 Seattle 



Jan. 5 California L 117.250-118.400 Berkeley, CA 

Jan. 11 Oregon L 132.850-135.550 Eugene, OR 

Jan. 12 Ore. Coll. of Education W 125.500-117.150 Monmouth, OR 

Jan. 19 Montana State W 136.350-126.450 Seattle 

Jan. 19 Idaho W 136.350-112.000 Seattle 


Jan. 25 USC W 130.750-126.900 Tempe, AZ 

Jan. 26 UCLA L 131.150-138.450 Tuscon, AZ 

Jan. 26 Arizona State L 131.150-137.100 Tuscon, AZ 


Jan. 26 Calgary W 131.150-117.950 Tuscon, AZ 

Feb. 1 Montana State W 130.500-128.250 Cheney, WA 

Feb. 1 Eastern Washington W 130.500-120.050 Cheney, WA 


Feb. 9 Portland State W 132.600-128.850 Seattle 

Feb. 21 Spokane CC W 129.700-127.150 Seattle 

Mar. 1 Oregon State L 133.750-141.650 Eugene, OR 

Mar. 1 Oregon L 133.750-136.800 Eugene, OR 

Mar. 1 Boise State W 133.750-131.300 Eugene, OR 


Mar. 21 NCWSA Regional 3rd 134.600 Spokane, WA 

Betsy Erickson 

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1977 (13-0) 

Seattle Pacific W 133.850-122.250 

Oregon W 123.670-119.150 

Ore. Coll. of Education W 126.600-100.710 

Portland State W 126.600-103.010 

Alberta W 137.700-120.500 

British Columbia W 137.700-103.600 

Cal State-Hayward W 135.900-112.700 


Portland State W 135.900-97.400 

Nevada-Reno W 138.450-131.850 

Eastern Washington W 138.450-124.500 

Pacific W 138.450-124.350 

Oregon State W 135.350-122.950 

Lisa Churchill 

1979 (10-4) 

Jan. 6 Seattle University W 107.000-76.200 Seattle (at Seattle U) 

Jan. 6 Seattle Pacific W 107.000-61.600 Seattle (at Seattle U) 

Jan. 13 Portland State L 113.150-113.450 Portland, OR 

Jan. 13 Idaho W 113.150-81.950 Portland, OR 

Jan. 20 Alberta W 128.340-128.240 Vancouver, B.C. 

Jan. 20 British Columbia W 128.340-110.030 Vancouver, B.C. 

Jan. 27 Sacramento State W 120.800-117.950 Seattle 


Feb. 2 Spokane CC L 116.930-118.670 Missoula, MT 

Feb. 2 Montana W 116.930-112.340 Missoula, MT 

Feb. 2 Seattle University W 116.930-89.030 Missoula, MT 

Feb. 17 Washington State L 110.900-111.000 Seattle 


Feb. 23 Oregon L 117.900-127.250 Seattle 

Feb. 23 Eastern Washington W 117.900-111.300 Seattle 

Mar. 11 NCWSA Regional 1st Missoula, MT 

April 1 AIAW Nationals 13th Mt. Pleasant, MI 

1976 (13-1) 

Pacific W 95.350-84.800 

Oregon W 101.550-95.550 

British Columbia W 98.480-89.750 

Nevada-Reno L 98.650-101.200 

Cal State-Hayward W 97.350-93.000 

San Diego State W 97.350-91.750 

Eastern Washington W 96.150-94.850 


Central Washington W 96.150-64.250 

Montana W 96.730-87.400 

Washington State W 96.730-87.150 

Seattle University W 96.730-80.750 



NCWSA Regional 1st 103.200 

AIAW Nationals 13th 99.600 

1975 (8-1) 

Meet Scores Unavailable 

Mar. 9 NCWSA Regional 3rd 121.050 Corvallis, OR 

1978 (14-5) 

Jan. 7 Spokane CC W 125.070-118.790 Spokane, WA 

Jan. 7 Washington State W 125.070-100.970 Spokane, WA 

Jan. 12 Portland State W 129.040-110.040 Seattle 


Jan. 21 Alberta W 129.600-108.250 Seattle 


Jan. 27 San Jose State W 126.450-122.550 San Jose, CA 


Jan. 28 Arizona W 135.050-134.200 Salt Lake City, UT 

Jan. 28 Weber State W 135.050-98.920 Salt Lake City, UT 

Feb. 4 Oregon State L 133.400-136.950 Seattle (at SPU) 

Feb. 4 Eastern Washington W 133.400-126.700 Seattle (at SPU) 



Feb. 11 Sacramento State W 125.200-80.250 Corvallis, OR 

Feb. 15 Oregon State L 123.300-128.600 Tuscon, AZ 



Feb. 24 Montana W 123.900-112.500 Seattle 


Mar. 10 NCWSA Regional 1st 132.300 Cheney, WA 

Suzie Sun 

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