TRICIA AROSEMENA - As a Freshman (2002), competed in the Gold Cup as a member of the full Panama National Team. She helped Pierce College win their first ever Western State Southern Division Conference title and advance into the playoffs. In her final year (2003), she once again helped Pierce College win their second Western State Southern Conference title while going undefeated.

JENNIFER FARENBAUGH - In her Freshman year (2002), led Stanford University to the Pac-10 Conference title, #1 ranking in the nation, and #1 seed in the NCAA Division I Playoffs. Stanford reached the quarter finals round. She was 3rd in scoring on her team (7g, 4a, 18pts) and received All-Pac-10 Conference Honorable mention. As a Sophomore (2003), she helped Stanford once again make NCAA Division Playoffs. Member of the U21 US National Team that won the 2004 Nordic Cup. As a Junior (2004), Jenny anchored the defense and helped Stanford reach the NCAA Playoffs. She was named to the Academic All-District VIII 2nd team and earned an All-Pac 10 Conference Honorable mention. Named by Soccer Buzz to West Region 2nd Team. Did not play in her Senior year (2005) due to career ending head injury.

ERIN FITZPATRICK - In her Freshman year (2001) at NYU, she was named to 1st team All-UAA. She was also NSCAA 3rd team All-Northeast Region. As a Sophomore (2002), she led her New York University women's soccer team to a berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs, first time since its inception in 1995-96. They reached the New York Regional Finals before being eliminated. She was again named to 1st team All-UAA. In her Junior year (2003), she suffered an eye injury that forced her to retire from soccer.

JENNA FODOR - In her Freshman year (2002), she led Pepperdine University to their best finish ever (18-2-2), first ever West Coast Conference title, #5 ranking in the nation, and #3 seed in the NCAA Division I Playoffs. Pepperdine advanced into the "Sweet 16" round, first time ever in the school history. She finished her Freshman year tied as the scoring leader and also set a school record for most assists in a single season (9g, 9a, 27pts). Scored the "Golden" goal that advanced Pepperdine into the Sweet 16 round. She was named by Soccer Buzz to West Region All-Freshman team and also received All-West Coast Conference Honorable mention and was selected to the West Coast Conference All-Freshman team. As a Sophomore (2003), she was again among scoring leaders as she helped Pepperdine once again make NCAA Divison I Playoffs. Named by Jewish Sports Review to 2003 Division I College All-America team. Also selected to PHI ETA SIGMA National Honor Society and National Dean's List. As a Junior (2004), tied for 2nd place in scoring and registered 3 game winning goals while only playing in the first 8 games due to season ending inury. Once again was instrumental in helping Pepperdine reach NCAA Playoffs. In her Senior year (2005), Jenna moved from forward to midfield position for her final year and finished 3rd in scoring. She had five game winning goals and another "Golden" goal. She helped Pepperdine reach the "Sweet 16" Round in NCAA Div 1 Playoffs for the second time and received All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention. Selected again to the College Division I All-America team by Jewish Sports Review. She tallied a school record 13 game winning goals in her career. Her very last college game was at Chapel Hill in the 'Sweet 16" round against the 17 times National Champions, University of North Carolina.

KIMBERLY LAVERE - As a Freshman at Brown University (2002), received All Ivy League Honorable mention. She was also named Brown's Female Freshman Athlete of the Fall Season. She was named to Northeast Region All-Freshman team by Soccer Buzz. As a Sphomore (2003), she helped Brown University post its first winning season since 2000 (10-4-2). As a Junior (2004), LaVere, Brown's starting sweeper, was named 1st team All-Ivy League. Named by Soccer Buzz to 2nd Team All Northeast Region. She helped lead the Brown team to four shutouts, while also notching three points (1g, 1a). Finished her career (2005) as Senior by scoring 3 goals and registering 3 assists, placing her 3rd on the Brown team. Kimberly has been named a Second Team District I CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans in women's soccer.

JILL OAKES - Prior to joining UCLA as a Freshman (2002), played on the U19 US National Team that captured the U19 World Championship. In her Freshman year, she helped her UCLA team achieve #3 ranking in the nation and #7 seed in the NCAA Division I Playoffs. UCLA advanced into the "Sweet 16" round. She was selected to the All-Pac-10 Conference 1st team and NSCAA All-West Region 2nd team. Other awards include Soccer America Freshman All-America team, Soccer Buzz All-America 2nd team, and West Region All-Freshman team. As a Sophomore (2003), she helped UCLA going undefeated in Pac-10 play, #2 ranking in the nation and #4 seed in NCAA Division I Playoffs. Jill was selected to the All-Pac-10 Conference 2nd team. Member of the U21 National Team that won the 2004 Nordic Cup. As a Junior (2004), she helped UCLA to a share of Pac10 Conference title and reach the NCAA playoffs. She was selected to the All-Pac10 Conference 1st team and by Soccer Buzz to West Region 1st Team. In March of 2005, Jill earned her first National cap with the full U.S. Women's National Team when she played against Denmark in the Algarve Cup. In her Senior year (2005), she anchored defense that was ranked fifth nationally and helped UCLA capture PAC-10 title and adavance to the NCAA Div 1 playoffs. She was again selected to the All-Pac10 Conference 1st team.

ALESSANDRA PAVONI - In her Freshman year at Pepperdine University (2001), was named by Soccer Buzz to the West Region All Freshman Team. She also received Honorable Mention All-West Coast Conference. As a Sophomore (2002), she led Pepperdine University to their best finish (18-2-2), first ever West Coast Conference title, #5 ranking in the nation, and #3 seed in the NCAA Division I playoffs. Pepperdine advanced into the "Sweet 16" round, first time ever in the school history. She finished tied as the scoring leader (11g, 5a, 27pts) and was selected to the All-West Coast Conference 2nd team and Soccer Buzz All-West Region 2nd team. As a Junior (2003), she was again among scoring leaders as she helped Pepperdine once again make NCAA Divison I Playoffs. In her final season as a Senior (2004), Ali tied for 2nd in scoring and helped Pepperdine once again reach the NCAA Playoffs. She finished her career by earning an All-West Coast Conference Honorable mention.

LINDSEY REDLIN - As a Freshman at Pepperdine University (2003), received All-West Coast Conference Honorable mention and helped Pepperdine make NCAA Divison I Playoffs. As a Sophomore (2004), was part of the defense that set school record with 10 shut-outs in a season, including a school record of 6 in a row. Helped Pepperdine once again reach the NCAA Playoffs. As a Junior (2005), Lindsey moved to forward position and finished 2nd in scoring with 29 points (12g, 5a). She helped Pepperdine reach the "Sweet 16" Round of the Div 1 NCAA Playoffs and was named to the All-West Coast Conference 1st team. In her Senior year (2006), she was among the scoring leaders as she again finished 2nd in total points. Lindsey was also once again named to the All-West Coast Conference 1st team.

JAIME RENDICH - As a Sophomore at BYU (2003), she helped BYU to 2nd place finish in Mountain West Conference and was instrumental in helping BYU advance into "Elite 8" in NCAA playoffs. She finished the year 2nd in scoring with 6 goals and 10 assists for 22 points. As a Junior (2004), led BYU in scoring, registering 21 points (9g, 3a). She was named to the 1st Team All-MWC. Selected by Soccer Buzz to West Region 2nd Team. As a Senior (2005), she again led her team in scoring with 27 points (10g, 7a), helped her team reach NCAA Div 1 playoffs, and was selected to the All-MWC 1st team

MARLENE SANDOVAL - As a Freshman at Cal State Fullerton (2002), competed in the Gold Cup as a member of the full Mexican National Team. She received All-Big West Conference Honorable mention for her play with CSF. As a Sophomore (2003) she was named to the All-Big West Conference 2nd team. Member of the 2004 Mexico Olympic team that competed in Athens. As a Junior (2004), she was named to the All-Big West Conference 1st Team. As Senior (2005), she helped her team reach the "Sweet 16 " Round of NCAA Division 1 Playoffs. She was named Big West Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and was named to the All-Big West Conference 1st Team.

DIANA SANGUINETTI - In her Freshman year at Long Beach State (2001), earned 1st Team All-Big West Conference. As a Sophomore (2002) she received All-Big West Conference Honorable mention. In January 2003 she transferred and joined Pepperdine Waves. As a Junior (2003), her defensive play helped Pepperdine establish school record 11 shut-outs and once again make NCAA Divison I Playoffs. Playing in her final season as a Senior (2004), Dee anchored the defense that set school record with 10 shut-outs in a season, including a school record of 6 in a row. She helped Pepperdine once again reach the NCAA Playoffs.