Gonzaga Has Four Earn All-WCC Honors

Nov. 11, 2004

SPOKANE, Wash. -The Gonzaga University women's soccer team (11-9-0, 3-4-0 WCC) is enjoying the benefits of its second consecutive winning season as the Bulldogs placed four players on West Coast Conference teams, including one first team nomination the conference office announced Thursday.

Senior forward Annie Hawkins was named first team All-WCC, senior midfielder Sarah Hawkins was named second team while junior goalkeeper Ashley Haugen and freshman forward Heather Horn received honorable mention honors.

Annie Hawkins finished the season tied for the lead on the team in goals scored with seven and tallied two assists for 16 points. She remains the second woman in program history to receive first team honors for two consecutive seasons for the Bulldogs, the other was Sarah Streufert who did it during her junior and senior seasons from 1999-2000. Hawkins finishes her four-year career at Gonzaga second in several all-time statistical categories. She is second in goals scored with 26, second in total points with 61 and shot attempts with 143. Hawkins' seven goals this season places her in a tie for sixth in single-season goals scored.

Sarah Hawkins finished the season leading the team in total points with 18 as she tallied a team leading four assists and tied for the lead on the team in goals scored with seven. She finishes her four-year career at Gonzaga in the all-time record books. She is tied for third all-time in assists with eight, third in shot attempts with 95 and fourth in goals scored with 14. Her four assists on the season places her in a tie for seventh in single-season assists and her seven goals ties her for sixth in single-season goals scored.

Haugen posted a 1.30 goals-against-average and recorded 116 saves while posting one shutout. The Littleton, Colo., native's 1.30 GAA broke her own single season GAA record of 1.48 that she set as a sophomore. Haugen has also moved into the all-time lead at Gonzaga in saves as she has tallied 369 for her career.

Horn, who was also named to the WCC All-Freshman team, made her mark on Gonzaga soccer as she started all 20 games for the Bulldogs as a freshman forward. The Albuquerque, N.M., native scored five goals and tallied three assists for 13 points as one of only two freshman to score a goal for the Bulldogs.

Rounding out the individual conference awards, the University of Portland's Christine Sinclair received Player of the Year, Santa Clara University's Leslie Osborne received Defender of the Year, the University of San Diego's Any Apsten was named Freshman of the Year and San Diego's Ada Greenwood was named Coach of the Year.

2004 WCC All-Conference TeamFirst TeamMarian Dalmy, SCU - SO - MF - Lakewood, COAnnie Hawkins, GON - SR - F - Salt Lake City, UTLindsey Huie, POR - JR - MF - Mission Viejo, CAMegan Kakadelas, SCU - SR - F - Carlsbad, CALeslie Osborne, SCU - SR - MF - Menomonee Falls, WIKaitlyn Puett, USD - SR - D - San Diego, CAJulie Ryder, SCU - SO - GK - DeKalb, ILLori Sims, LMU - JR - F - Corona, CAChristine Sinclair, POR - JR - F - Burnaby, British ColumbiaAshley Swanson, PEP - SR - D - Irvine, CAMegan Woods, PEP - JR - F - Carlsbad, CA
Second TeamKylie Beren, LMU - SR - D - San Ramon, CAAmy Epsten, USD - FR - F - San Diego, CATina Estrada, SCU - SO - F - Fremont, CAStephanie Harrison, SMC - FR - D - Murrieta, CASarah Hawkins, GON - SR - MF - Salt Lake City, UTChelsea Hunt, USF - SO - MF - Auburn, WAShuree Hyatt, USF - SO - F - Kent, WAKristen Moore, POR - SR - D - Mission Viejo, CAAnna Picarelli, PEP - JR - GK - Downey, CAKristen Rogers, POR - SR - D - Bonsall, CAAnnika Schmidt, USF - JR - MF - Welver, Germany
Honorable MentionSara Aldama, LMUCori Alexander, PORVeronica Ambort, USDJordan Angeli, SCUJenny Barbera, SMCDani Bosio, PEPNatalie Budge, PORMarie Claude-Henry, USDKaren Cook, USDAshley Haugen, GONSam Hire, PEPHeather Horn, GONBree Horvath, SCUAli Pavoni, PEPTiffany Roberts, SCUMichelle Rowe, USDVanessa Vella, USDKelly Yukihiro, LMU
All-Freshmen TeamJordan Angeli, SCU - D - Lakewood, COStefanie Baduria, LMU - MF - West Covina, CAKara Breithaupt, USF - D - Santa Rosa, CANatalie Budge, POR - F - Tualatin, ORAmy Epsten, USD - F - San Diego, CAStephanie Harrison, SMC - D - Murrieta, CASam Hire, PEP - D - El Cajon, CAHeather Horn, GON - F - Albuquerque, NMBrittany Klein, SCU - MF - Arcadia, CAAndrea Lee, SMC - GK - Scotts Valley, CAVanessa Vella, USD - D - Encinitas, CA

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