GSAC Women's Soccer Awards
2005 Women's Soccer All-GSAC Team
ATHLETE SCHOOL YEAR HOMETOWN
Heather Andrews California Baptist Freshman Moreno Valley, CA
Jordan Bishop Biola Junior Edmonds, WA
Heather Brown Westmont Sophomore Huntington Beach, CA
Katie Cagle Point Loma Nazarene Freshman Phoenix, AZ
Megan Cardin Azusa Pacific Senior Alta Loma, CA
Kelli Chase Concordia Senior Huntington Beach, CA
Shannon Coe Azusa Pacific Senior Temple City, CA
Jill Colfer Azusa Pacific Sophomore Sacramento, CA
Nicole Collins Hope International Sophomore Tacoma, WA
Hilary Dunham Biola Senior Sebastopol, CA
Taryn Flamson Concordia Sophomore Newport Beach, CA
Julie Fletcher Azusa Pacific Junior Glendora, CA
Araceli Franco San Diego Christian Sophomore Oceanside, CA
Anna Gropp Westmont Junior Corona, CA
Christine Grover Point Loma Nazarene Sophomore Monrovia, CA
Stacia Hoover Vanguard Junior Huntington Beach, CA
Heather Hutton Vanguard Junior Huntington Beach, CA
Elizabeth Kalama Point Loma Nazarene Junior Kaneohe, HI
Erin Landers Fresno Pacific Senior Fresno, CA
Amy Lawson Westmont Freshman Honolulu, HI
Monica Lydon California Baptist Sophomore Riverside, CA
Randi Massro Azusa Pacific Sophomore La Verne, CA
Breanna Nelson Point Loma Nazarene Freshman Placerville, CA
Jolie Nitta Azusa Pacific Junior Mililani, HI
Jill Oldright The Master's Sophomore Edgewood, WA
Julie Ramirez Fresno Pacific Junior Fresno, CA
Brooke Shephard Biola Senior Albuquerque, NM
Natalie Thornton Biola Junior Huntington Beach, CA
Becky Torres Point Loma Nazarene Sophomore Irvine, CA
Marissa Welliver Vanguard Junior Murrieta, CA


Player of the Year:
Shannon Coe, Azusa Pacific
 
Coach of the Year: Jason Surrell, Azusa Pacific
 
2005 Women's Soccer GSAC Scholar Athletes
ATHLETE SCHOOL YEAR MAJOR
Elizabeth Burns Fresno Pacific Senior Liberal Studies
Kassie Carter Biola Senior Elementary Education
Mary Curoso California Baptist Senior. Liberal Studies
Katherine Dynice Vanguard Junior  Business
Katie Estrada Westmont Senior Communication Studies
Ashlee Johnson California Baptist Junior. Kinesiology
Kylea Kangles Westmont Senior Liberal Studies
Mari Kasamoto Azusa Pacific Junior Liberal Studies
Monica Lydon California Baptist Junior. Criminal Justice
Jessica Marshall Point Loma Nazarene Senior  Nursing
Krystal McKay Biola Senior Nursing
Kristen Moore Point Loma Nazarene Senior Biology
Jolie Nitta Azusa Pacific Senior Psychology
Katie Rhodes Westmont Junior Elementary Education
Erica Richey Biola Senior Christian Education
Jessica Rumsey Fresno Pacific Senior Pre-Med Biology
Keri Schulz Biola Junior Intercultural Studies
Katie Schick Westmont Senior  Liberal Studies
Brooke Shea California Baptist Senior. Business Administration
Brooke Shephard Biola Senior Liberal Studies
Sarai Stamper California Baptist Junior. Liberal Studies
Natalie Thornton Biola Junior Communication
Vanessa Vela Concordia Junior Exercise Sport Science
Lauren Walker Vanguard Junior Athletic Training Program
Kristin Woodward Point Loma Nazarene Senior Nursing
Monika Young The Master's Senior Biblical Studies
 
2005 NAIA Women's Soccer All-Americans
ATHLETE SCHOOL
Jordan Bishop (1st Team) Biola
Shannon Coe (1st Team) Azusa Pacific
Megan Cardin (2nd Team) Azusa Pacific
Jill Colfer (2nd Team) Azusa Pacific
Katie Cagle (HM) Point Loma Nazarene
Heather Brown (HM) Westmont
Stacia Hoover (HM) Vanguard
Brooke Shephard (HM) Biola
Anna Gropp (HM) Westmont
Randi Massro (HM) Azusa Pacific
Jolie Nitta (HM) Azusa Pacific
Christine Grover (HM) Point Loma Nazarene
Amy Lawson (HM) Westmont

2005 NAIA Women's Soccer
All-Tournament Team
ATHLETE SCHOOL
Forward - Amy Lawson Westmont
Forward - Shannon Coe Azusa Pacific

2005 NAIA Women's Soccer
All-America Scholar Athletes
ATHLETE SCHOOL
Elizabeth Burns Fresno Pacific
Cassie Carter Biola
Mary Curoso California Baptist
Katherine Dynice Vanguard
Katie Estrada Westmont
Torie Hartge Point Loma Nazarene
Ashlee Johnson California Baptist
Kylea Kangles Westmont
Mari Kasamoto Azusa Pacific
Monica Lydon California Baptist
Jessica Marshall Point Loma Nazarene
Krystal McKay Biola
Kristen Moore Point Loma Nazarene
Jolie Nitta Azusa Pacific
Katie Rhodes Westmont
Erica Richey Biola
Jessica Rumsey Fresno Pacific
Katie Schick Westmont
Keri Schulz Biola
Brooke Shea California Baptist
Brooke Shephard Biola
Sarai Stamper California Baptist
Natalie Thornton Biola
Lauren Walker Vanguard
Michelle Wilhelm Point Loma Nazarene
Kristin Woodward Point Loma Nazarene
Monika Young The Master's

 

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
 
September 5, 2005
MERCEDEZ RAY ~ San Diego Christian College
Freshman ~ 5-4 ~ Forward ~ El Cajon, California
Freshman forward Mercedez Ray scored 4 goals and had 2 assists in San Diego Christian's 12-0 win over visiting Fontbonne MO.  She recorded her first hat trick (and one) in only the second game of her college career.  The 4 goals ties the school record for goals in a game, making her the second freshman to accomplish this feat.  Ray was chosen as the NAIA Region II Women's Soccer Player of the Week.

September 12, 2005
SHANNON COE ~ Azusa Pacific University
Senior ~ 5-8 ~ Forward ~ Temple City, California
Senior
forward Shannon Coe scored 7 goals in No. 3-ranked Azusa Pacific's 2 wins last week.  She recorded her second career hat trick to account for all of the Cougars' goals in a 3-0  shutout at Chapman.  Coe then scored a career-high 4 goals on 5 shots in a 9-0 win at Whittier.  Coe was selected as the NAIA Region II Women's Soccer Player of the Week.

September 19, 2005
JILL OLDRIGHT ~ The Master's College
Sophomore ~ 5-6 ~ Forward ~ Edgewood, Washington
Sophomore forward Jill Oldright contributed on 5 of her team's 6 goals as The Master's won both its games on the road against Cal-Pac schools.  She recorded 9 points for the week with 4 goals and an assist.  In the 4-1 win Cal State East Bay, she had 2 goals and an assist.  Then in the 2-1 victory over Menlo, Oldright scored both goals, including a game-winning header in the 77th minute.  Oldright was selected as the NAIA Region II Women's Soccer Player of the Week.

September 26, 2005
SHANNON COE ~ Azusa Pacific University
Senior ~ 5-8 ~ Forward ~ Temple City, California
Senior forward Shannon Coe scored a pair of goals and recorded a pair of assists as Azusa Pacific defeated 2 NAIA Top-5 ranked teams on the road at the Kelme Classic hosted by Lindsey Wilson KY.  Coe helped the Cougars end No. 1-ranked Lindsey Wilson's 35-game home unbeaten streak by scoring her tenth goal of the year and recordeing an assist in the 2-1 win.  The next day, she again tallied a goal and an assist in the second half of a 4-1 victory over No. 4 Lee TN.  Coe has scored a goal in 6 consecutive matches and has 11 goals on the season.  She is currently in eighth place on the school's all-time scoring list with 81 points.  Coe was named the NAIA Women's Soccer Player of the Week.

October 3, 2005
HILARY DUNHAM ~ Biola University
Senior ~ 5-7 ~ Goalkeeper ~ Sebastopol, California
Senior goalie Hilary Dunham recorded 10 saves allowing only 1 goal in 200 minutes of play for .45 goals against average as No. 6-ranked Biola opened GSAC play with a tie and a win.  In the 1-1 tie with No. 1-ranked Azusa Pacific, she had 3 saves in 110 minutes of work.  Dunham then had 7 saves in a 2-0 shutout at Concordia.

October 10, 2005
AMY LAWSON ~ Westmont College
Freshman ~ 5-8 ~ Forward ~ Honolulu, Hawaii
Freshman Amy Lawson recorded 4 goals as No. 12-ranked Westmont won both of its GSAC games last week.  Lawson recorded the first goals of her collegiate career with a hat trick
against The Master's.  In the win at  San Diego Christian, she scored the game-winning goal.  For the week, she had a .571 shot percentage (4-for-7).  Lawson was selected as the NAIA Region II Women's Volleyball Libero of the Week.

October 17, 2005
HEATHER ANDREWS ~ California Baptist University
Freshman ~ 5-5 ~ Goalkeeper ~ Moreno Valley, California
Freshman goalie Heather Andrews allowed just 1 goal while facing 14 shots on goal (33 total shots) in 184 minutes for a 0.49 goals against average as California Baptist split its GSAC games last week.  Andrews posted a shutout in a 1-0 overtime win against No. 5-ranked Biola, and then came up with 9 saves to keep the Lancers in the game in a 1-0 loss at No. 7 Westmont.  Andrews
was chosen as the NAIA Region II Women's Soccer Player of the Week.

October 24, 2005
KATIE CAGEL~ Point Loma Nazarene University
Freshman ~ 5-10 ~ Goalkeeper ~ Phoenix, Arizona
Freshman goalie Katie Cagel recorded 2 shutouts as No. 17-ranked Point Loma Nazarene won both its conference games last week and remained in first place in the GSAC.  Cagel had 6 saves in the win at Vanguard and 3 in the win over California Baptist.  She now has 7 shutouts this season.

October 31, 2005
KERI SCHULZ ~ Biola University
Junior ~ 5-3 ~ Goalkeeper ~ Bend, Oregon
In her first 2 collegiate starts, junior keeper Keri Schulz recorded 2 shutouts as No. 19-ranked Biola finished the regular season.  In the scoreless tie at then No. 17 Point Loma Nazarene, she had 7 saves in 120 minutes of play.  She had 6 saves in the 2-0 win against Hope International.  Biola earned the second seed in the upcoming NAIA Region II Playoffs.  Schulz was named NAIA Region II Women's Soccer Player of the Week.