2010-11 California Women's Crew Record Book

2011 GOLDEN BEARS RECORD BOOK

CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 2011 Women’s Crew Record Book 1

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts/2011 Schedule ......................1Roster .......................................................22010 Race Results ...................................3History ......................................................4Cal Honors................................................5Cal Cup Results/Championships ..............6International Bears ...................................7

2011 CALIFORNIA WOMEN’S CREWQUICK FACTS

Location: Berkeley, Calif.Founded: 1868Enrollment: 35,409Nickname: Golden BearsMascot: OskiColors: Blue (282) and Gold (116)Affiliation: NCAA Division 1Conference: Pacific-10Chancellor: Dr. Robert J BirgeneauAthletic Director: Sandy BarbourOfficial Cal Athletics Web Site: www.CalBears.comCal Crew Web Site: www.CalCrew.com

TEAM INFORMATION2010 NCAA Championships Finish: 2nd2010 Pac-10 Championships Finish: 1st

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Dave O’Neill (13th year, Boston College ’91)Office Phone: (510) 642-9414; Email: [email protected]: Strawberry Canyon Center, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720Assistant Coach: Sara Nevin (10th year, Washington ’85)Office Phone: (510) 643-9100; Email: [email protected] Coach: Sarah Puddicombe (3rd year, UC Davis ’02)Email: [email protected]

MEDIA RELATIONSContact: Tim MiguelPhone: (510) 326-9761; Email: [email protected]: 510-643-7778Mailing: University of California349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA. 94720Website: CalBears.com

2011 WOMEN’S CREW SCHEDULEDate Day Opponent / Event Location March26 ............... Sat ...................... Pac-10 Women’s Challenge (UCLA, Virginia) ................................... Redwood Shores, Calif.27 ............... Sun ..................... Pac-10 Women’s Challenge (UCLA, Virginia) ................................... Redwood Shores, Calif.April2 ................. Sat ...................... San Diego Crew Classic .................................................................................... San Diego, Calif.3 ................. Sun ..................... San Diego Crew Classic .................................................................................... San Diego, Calif.16 ............... Sat ...................... Lake Natoma Invitational ...............................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.17 ............... Sun ..................... Lake Natoma Invitational ...............................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.23 ............... Sat ...................... at Washington ........................................................................................................Seattle, Wash.30 ............... Sat ...................... Stanford ............................................................................................... Redwood Shores, Calif.May15 ............... Sun ..................... Pac-10 Championships ..................................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.27 ............... Fri ........................ NCAA Championships ...................................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.28 ............... Sat ...................... NCAA Championships ...................................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.29 ............... Sun ..................... NCAA Championships ...................................................................................Lake Natoma, Calif.

COACHING SUMMARYYear Varsity Coaches1975-79 ...........Daig O’Connell, Cal ’721980-86 .......................... Pat Sweeney, Thames Tradesmen1987 ................... Ted Swinford, Cal ’831988-93 ......................John Squadroni, Washington ’841994-97 ........Anna Considine, Warsaw Physical Academy ’801998 ........... Marisa Hurtado, UCLA ’891999-Present .................. Dave O’Neill, Boston College ’91

Year Novice Coaches1975 ....................Peter Lippett, Cal ’581976 ................... Jim Scardino, Cal ’751977 ....................Dean Wright, Cal ’761978 .....................Kelly Moore, Cal ’721979-80 .........Brad Kaderabek, Cal ’781981-84 .....John Murphy, Columbia ’651985-88 ............... Ann Dethloff, Cal ’841989-92 ..........Jenny Hale, Harvard ’851993 ...............Katie Burke, Victoria ’891994-97 ...... Marisa Hurtado, UCLA ’891998 ................ Fred Honebein, Cal ’911999 ............Georgia Crowley, Yale ’95 2000-01 .... Ellen Minzner, Villanova ’882002-Present ....................Sara Nevin, Washington ’85

2 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS 2011 Women’s Crew Record Book

2011 WOMEN'S CREW ROSTERName Height Weight Class Hometown / Last SchoolLynn Anderson 5-3 110 So. Bainbridge Island, Wash. / Bainbridge HSMeaghan Argo 5-11 165 So.* San Diego, Calif. / Eastlake HSAmanda Atkinson 5-11 170 Fr. Canberra, Australia / John W North HSKelly Avon 5-10 170 Fr. Pleasanton, Calif. / Amador Valley HSEmma Ballard 5-7 140 Fr. San Diego, Calif. / High Tech High InternationalErica Bellis 5-2 115 Sr. Folsom, Calif. / Folsom HSChristine Bernatz 5-11 155 So. Orinda, Calif. / UC DavisBridget Bones 5-10 165 So. San Diego, Calif. / Academy of our Lady of PeaceLiz Calder 5-8 155 Fr. San Francisco, Calif. / Mercy HSLauren Chan 5-4 110 Fr. San Francisco, Calif. / St. Ignatius PrepOlivia Corwin 5-7 150 Fr. Novato, Calif. / St. Ignatius PrepCory Darling 5-3 110 Fr. Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor HSAllison Declercq 5-10 155 Fr. Grosse Pointe, Mich. / Grosse Pointe South HSRachel Ersted 5-4 110 Fr. Palo Alto, Calif. / Palo Alto HSElise Etem 5-10 175 Jr.* Long Beach, Calif. / Wilson HSMonica Franceschi 5-5 150 So. San Francisco, Calif. / St. Ignatius PrepErika Griebenow 5-10 165 So. Manhattan Beach, Calif. / Mira Costa HSHeather Hargreaves 5-8 160 So. Long Beach, Calif. / Los Alamitos HSMadeline Hearst 5-11 150 Fr. San Diego, Calif. / Catherdral Catholic HSJenn Helssen 5-11 165 So. San Diego, Calif. / Mt. Carmel HSPaparangi Hipango 5-11 170 Fr. Whanganui, New Zealand / Wanganui Cellegiate SchoolMary Jeghers 5-10 160 Sr. San Diego, Calif. / Poway HSKara Kohler 6-2 170 So. Clayton, Calif. / Clayton Valley HSMichelle Leason 5-9 155 Fr. Mill Valley, Calif. / Tamalpais HSMaya Lefao 6-0 180 Fr. Berkeley, Calif. / Berkeley HSBecca Lindquist 5-9 150 Jr. Gold River, Calif. / UC DavisKristina Løfman 5-11 160 Jr. Oslo, Norway / BergAlyssa Machida 5-5 140 So. Los Angeles, Calif. / Palisades Charter HSMairead Mahoney 6-0 170 Fr. Los Altos, Calif. / Los Altos HSKyndal Mancho 5-7 175 So. Stockton, Calif. / Edison HSBeth Marsolais 5-11 160 So. San Clemente, Calif. / San Clemente HSBridget Moran 5-11 155 Sr. London, Canada / Mother Teresa Catholic SecondaryAgatha Nowinski 5-11 165 Fr. Sacramento, Calif. / St. Francis HSCharlotte Palmer 5-6 140 Jr. Mill Valley, Calif. / Tamalpais HSKelsey Pedersen 5-11 165 So. Palo Alto, Calif. / Henry M. Gunn HSRosie Popa 5-11 155 Fr. Melbourne, Australia / Caulfield Grammar SchoolKeely Porterfield 5-10 180 Fr. Alexandria, Va. / TC Williams HSKelly Pray 5-11 165 So. Pasadena, Calif. / Polytechnic HSClair Premzic 5-11 150 Fr. Davis, Calif. / Davis HSAvalon Radys 6-0 170 Sr. Portland, Ore, / Lincoln HSDanielle Riggs 5-11 155 Fr. Las Flores, Calif. / Tesoro HSErica Rippe 5-10 155 So. San Anselmo, Calif. / Sir Francis Drake HSCaroline Rosetti 5-8 160 So. San Francisco, Calif. / Convent of the Sacred Heart HSMegan Ryan 5-8 160 Fr. Fair Oaks, Calif. / Bella Vista HSSamantha Sartor 5-11 155 Sr. Toronto, Canada / EL Crossely Secondary SchoolRachel Schwartz 6-0 170 Fr. Davis, Calif. / Davis HSCatherine Shannon 5-11 150 So. Hillsborough, Calif. / Sacred Heart PreparatoryMaggie Simpson 5-11 160 So. Kenwood, Calif. / San Dominico HSChristy Simpson 5-9 170 Jr. Kenwood, Calif. / Sonoma State UniversityKayl Ungar 5-3 110 Fr. San Francisco, Calif. / Lick-Wilmerding HSRachel Upton 6-0 170 Fr. Westport, Conn. / Staples HSGreer Uu 5-10 175 Fr. Gold River, Calif. / Rio Americano HSClaudia Watlerspiel 5-9 165 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. / Chattahoochee HSTanya Wolfram 5-11 160 Jr. El Dorado Hills, Calif. / Oak Ridge HS

*Utilized Redshirt Year


STANFORDMAY 1

REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.

Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:20.72. Stanford ................................................ 6:24:0

Second Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:25.62. Stanford ................................................ 6:29.9

Varsity Four1. California ............................................. 7:14.12. Stanford ................................................ 7:16.6

Novice Eight1. California ............................................. 6:54.12. Stanford ................................................ 7:10.4

PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS

MAY 16 GOLD RIVER, CALIF.

Final Team Standings1. California .............................39.5 points2. Stanford .......................................... 39.03. Washington ..................................... 31.54. USC ................................................. 24.55. UCLA ............................................... 22.06. Washington State ............................ 17.57. Oregon State ..................................... 8.0

Varsity Eight Grand Final1. California ............................................. 6:29.92. Stanford ................................................ 6:30.83. USC ...................................................... 6:36.34. UCLA ................................................... 6:43.65. Washington ........................................... 6:45.06. Washington State ................................. 6:46.87. Oregon State ........................................ 6:52.2

Second Varsity Eight Grand Final1. Stanford ................................................ 6:44.82. Washington ........................................... 6:48.93. California ............................................ 6:50.64. Washington State ................................. 6:52.85. USC ...................................................... 6:59.06. UCLA .................................................... 7:00.87. Oregon State ........................................ 7:02.7

Novice Eight Grand Final1. Washington .......................................... 6:53.72. Stanford ................................................ 6:58.03. California ............................................. 7:01.44. Oregon State ........................................ 7:02.05. Washington State ................................. 7:06.26. UCLA .................................................... 7:09.17. USC ...................................................... 7:12.1

2010 RACE RESULTSPAC-10 CHALLENGE

APRIL 3, 4 REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.

Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:41.32. Wisconsin ............................................. 6:46.9

Second Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:49.82. Wisconsin ............................................. 6:55.7

Varsity Four1. California ............................................. 7:43.12. Iowa ...................................................... 8:17.3

LAKE NATOMA INVITATIONAL

APRIL 17, 18 GOLD RIVER, CALIF.

Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:24.72. Stanford ................................................ 6:30.63. Washington State ................................. 6:36.3

Second Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:35.52. Stanford ................................................ 6:40.93. Washington State ................................. 6:41.8

Varsity Four 1. California ............................................. 7:25.32. Washington State ................................. 7:30.63. Stanford ................................................ 7:38.2

Novice Eight1. California ............................................. 6:48.92. Washington State ................................. 6:54.93. Texas .................................................... 6:55.8

WASHINGTONAPRIL 24

REDWOOD CITY, CALIF.

Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:17.42. Washington ........................................... 6:20.9

Second Varsity Eight1. California ............................................. 6:46.12. Washington .......................................... 6:50.7

Novice Eight1. Washington .......................................... 7:03.22. California ............................................. 7:11.8

Varsity Four1. Washington .......................................... 7:26.52. California ............................................. 7:27.7

Varsity Four Grand Final1. Washington ........................................... 7:28.12. California ............................................. 7:35.03. UCLA .................................................... 7:36.14. Stanford ................................................ 7:38.85. USC ..................................................... 7:40.36. Washington State ................................. 7:48.47. Oregon State ........................................ 7:50.5

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

MAY 28-30 GOLD RIVER, CALIF.

Final Team Standings1. Virginia ................................................ 872. California ........................................... 823. Princeton ............................................ 764. Stanford .............................................. 755. Brown ................................................. 716. Yale ..................................................... 667. Washington ........................................ 558. USC .................................................... 529. Michigan State ................................... 5110. Washington ....................................... 4311. Michigan ........................................... 4312. UCLA ................................................ 3113. Washington State ............................. 2914. Ohio State ........................................ 2215. Clemson ........................................... 2116. Tennessee ....................................... 12

Varsity Eight Grand Final1. Yale ...................................................... 6:24.72. Virginia .................................................. 6:25.73. Princeton .............................................. 6:27.04. California ............................................. 6:27.65. Stanford ................................................ 6:31.36. USC ...................................................... 6:34.2

Varsity Four Grand Final1. Virginia .................................................. 7:07.92. California ............................................. 7:13.13. Wisconsin ............................................. 7:13.74. USC ...................................................... 7:14.85. Brown ................................................... 7:18.46. Washington ........................................... 7:19.3

Second Varsity Eight Grand Final1. Brown ................................................... 6:25.72. Stanford ................................................ 6:30.43. California ............................................. 6:31.94. Virginia .................................................. 6:35.95. Princeton ............................................. 6:37.76. Michigan ............................................... 6:40.3


CALIFORNIA HONORSCOLLEGIATE ROWING COACHES

ASSOCIATION AWARDSALL-AMERICANS

2000 Second Team: Megan Dirkmaat.2001 First Team: Megan Cooke.2002 First Team: Megan Cooke.2003 Second Team: Kaylan Vander Schilden.2004 First Team: Martha Helgeland, Kaylan Vander Schilden.

Second Team: Laura Terheyden.2005 First Team: Jelena Djukic, Iva Obradovic, Kaylan Vander

Schilden, Remy Hitomi.2006 First Team: Kaylan Vander Schilden, Erin Cafaro. Second

Team: Jelena Djukic, Krista Ellis.2007 First Team: Megan Smith. Second Team: Mara Allen.2008 First Team: Mara Allen, Taryn O’Connell. Second Team: Krista

Ellis, Candice Rediger.2009 First Team: Lou Kinder, Iva Obradovic. Second Team: Elena

Humphrey, Lauren Nowinski, Katy Milton2010 First Team: Iva Obradovic, Mary Jeghers. Second Team:

Kara Kohler, Taryn O’Connell

ALL-REGION2000 Megan Dirkmaat, Caroline Ingham, Whitney Webber2001 First Team: Megan Cooke. Second Team: Anne Beaulaurier,

Khobi Brooklyn, Ariana Canova.2002 First Team: Ariana Canova, Megan Cooke. Second Team: Shelle Orem.2003 First Team: Kaylan Vander Schilden. Second Team: Ariana

Canova, Shaina Kennedy.2004 First Team: Kaylan Vander Schilden, Martha Helgeland, Remy

Hitomi, Laura Terheyden. Second Team: Jessica Patak.2005 First Team: Jelena Djukic, Iva Obradovic, Kaylan Vander

Schilden, Remy Hitomi. Second Team: Laura Terheyden.2006 First Team: Kaylan Vander Schilden, Erin Cafaro, Jelena

Djukic, Krista Ellis. Second Team: Erin Reinhardt.2007 First Team: Mara Allen, Megan Smith. Second Team: Taryn O’Connell.2008 First Team: Mara Allen, Krista Ellis, Taryn O’Connell, Candice

Rediger. Second Team: Lou Kinder.2009 First Team: Lou Kinder, Iva Obradovic. Second Team: : Elena

Humphrey, Lauren Nowinski, Katy Milton2010 First Team: Iva Obradovic, Mary Jeghers, Kara Kohler.

Second Team: Taryn O’Connell, Chelsea Lucas

NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE2003 Shelle Orem, Hilarie Martin, Erin Sanford2008 Elena Humphreys, Lou Kinder2009 Lou Kinder, Vanna Rocchi, Shay Seager

COACH OF THE YEAR1999 Dave O’Neill2005 Dave O’Neill

ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR2008 Sara Nevin

WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR2004 Dave O’Neill2005 Dave O’Neill2008 Dave O’Neill

WEST REGION ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR2004 Sara Nevin2008 Sara Nevin2010 Sara Puddicombe

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE AWARDSALL-CONFERENCE

1987 Beth Rhine1988 Julia Lee, Ruth Baptist, Tatiana Tilley1989 Julia Lee1990 Liz Behrens, Jenny Bagnell1991 Julita Liauw, Shannon Day, Vanessa Wakil1992 Chelsea Dwyer, Laurel Korholz1993 Christine Hensleigh, Laurel Korholz1994 Chelsea Dwyer, Becky McKain, Janet White1995 Candace Carpenter, Keely Commins, Julie Herrera1996 Keely Commins1997 Victoria Cloud, Caroline Ingham, Cory Bosworth1998 Whitney Webber, Marlowe Penfold, Cory Bosworth1999 Megan Dirkmaat, Caroline Ingham, Mercy Ringelmann2000 Megan Dirkmaat, Whitney Webber, Caroline Ingham2001 Ariana Canova, Megan Cooke2002 Ariana Canova, Megan Cooke, Shelle Orem2003 Ariana Canova2004 Martha Helgeland, Jessica Patak, Laura Terheyden, Kalan

Vander Schilden2005 Jelena Djukic, Laura Terheyden2006 Mara Allen, Erin Cafaro, Jelena Djukic2007 Mara Allen, Megan Smith2008 Mara Allen, Lou Kinder, Taryn O’Connell, Candice Rediger2009 Lou Kinder, Lauren Nowinski, Iva Obradovic2010 Iva Obradovic, Taryn O’Connell, Mary Jeghers, Kristina

Lofman

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2004 Neela Bushnell2005 Mara Allen2006 Krista Ellis2008 Mary Jeghers2009 Kirstina Lofman2010 Kara Kohler

ALL-ACADEMIC1993 Christine Hensleigh1994 Chelsea Dwyer1995 Keely Commins1997 Cory Bosworth1998 Cory Bosworth1999 Cory Bosworth2000 First Team: Megan Cooke, Megan Dirkmaat, Caroline

Ingham, Blake Likins, Elizabeth Powell, Kelly Reed, Whitney Webber. Second Team: Anna Beaulaurier, Lorraine Coke, Meghan Coleman, Robin Dean.

2001 First Team: Megan Cooke, Kate Goodman, Hilarie Martin, Erin Sanford. Honorable Mention: Khobi Brooklyn, Lorraine Coke, Molly Denning, Elyse Lerum, Patsy McGuire, Katie Waller.

2002 First Team: Ariana Canova, Kate Goodman, Hilarie Martin, Erin Sanford. Honorable Mention: Khobi Brooklyn, Lorraine Coke, Molly Denning, Emily Getchel, Martha Helgeland, Ona Johnson, Elyse Lerum, Andrea McDermott, Patsy McGuire, Anita Sarrett, Katie Waller.

2003 First Team: Kate Goodman, Hilarie Martin, Andrea McDermott, Shelle Orem, Erin Sanford. Second Team: Khobi Brooklyn, Ariana Canova, Karin Clifton, Martha Helgeland, Ashley Peterson.

2004 First Team: Martha Helgeland, Natasha LaBelle, Liz Lee, Ashley Smith. Second Team: Kimberly Atkinson, Karin Clifton,


Naomi Markle, Ursela Nicholson, Erin Overweg, Kaylan Vander Schilden, Sabine Zimmerman.

2005 First Team: Natasha LaBelle, Liz Lee, Ashley Smith. Second Team: Gina Antonini, Kimberly Atkinson, Karin Clifton, Kirsten Hextrum, Naomi Markle, Erin Overweg, Jessica Smith, Roberta Tonelli, Lindsey Wall, Sabine Zimmermann.

2006 First Team: Gina Antonini, Robin Grossman, Kirsten Hextrum, Natasha LaBelle, Liz Lee, Sabine Zimmermann. Second Team: Mara Allen, Naomi Markle, Erin Reinhardt, Jessica Smith, Kaylan Vander Schilden. Honorable Mention: Laura Browne, Justine Chen, Rebecca Meissner, Megan O’Connor, Mariah Reddick, Candice Rediger, Jessica Smith, Megan Smith, Erica Van Steenis.

2007 First Team: Kirsten Hextrum, Elena Humphreys, Leigh Whelpton. Second Team: Mara Allen, Krista Ellis, Gracy Huntley, Lou Kinder, Rebecca Meissner, Katy Milton, Megan O’Connor, Summer Ohlendorf, Onna Poeter, Tiffany Pransky, Kaiti Seders, Astrid Sky, Jessica Smith, Megan Smith. Honorable Mention: Erika Blecha, Laura Browne, Melissa Herman, Lauren Nowinski, Mariah Reddick, Candice Rediger, Molly Denning.

2008 First Team: Krista Ellis, Elena Humphreys, Lou Kinder, Vanna Rocchi. Second Team: Mara Allen, Adrienne Keller, Katie Luke, Katy Milton, Taryn O’Connell, Summer Ohlendorf, Onna Poeter, Ali Seders. Honorable Mention: Kirsten Campbell, Jill Costello, Melissa Herman, Lauren Nowinski, Candice Rediger, Kaiti Seders, Sam Silvia.

2009 First Team: Vanna Rocchi, Shay Seager, Elena Humphreys, Lou Kinder. Second Team: Bridget Moran, Avalon Radys, Jenny Rusher, Claudia Walterspiel, Kirsten Campbell, Jill Costello, Adrienne Keller, Laurel Kuhn, Katie Luke, Taryn O’Connell, Melissa Herman, Katy Milton, Kaiti Seders, Sam Silvia. Honorable Mention: Danielle Detloff, Elise Etem, Mary Jeghers, Lauren Nowinski.

2010: First Team: Taylor Christensen, Laurel Kuhn, Bridget Moran, Taryn O’Connell and Shay Seager. Second Team: Kirsten Campbell, Jill Costello, Elise Etem, Iva Obradovic, Avalon Radys. Honorable Mention: Nora Franzen,Kristina Lofman.

PAC-10 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR2010 Jill Costello

COACH OF THE YEAR1999 Dave O’Neill2004 Dave O’Neill2005 Dave O’Neill2008 Dave O’Neill2010 Dave O’Neill

CAL AWARDSMOST PROMISING FROSH (LIZ MILES AWARD)

1994 Julie Herrera1995 Kathleen Sims1996 1996 Novice Crew1997 n/a1998 Meghan Wallace1999 Megan Cooke2000 Khobi Brooklyn2001 Ariana Canova2002 Laura Terheyden2003 Kaylan Vander Schilden2004 Jelena Djukic2005 Mara Allen2006 Lauren Nowinski2007 Taryn O’Connell

2008 Mary Jeghers2009 Elise Etem2010 Kara Kohler

SCHOLARSHIP AWARD (TOP GPA)1994 Ute Gawlick1995 Francesca Romeo1996 Janet White, Candace Carpenter1997 n/a1998 Cory Bosworth1999 Jessica Thomas2000 Meghan Coleman2001 Kate Goodman2002 Shelle Orem2003 Shelle Orem2004 Natasha LaBelle2005 Natasha LaBelle2006 Natasha LaBelle2007 Tricia Davitt2008 Lou Kinder2009 Lou Kinder2010 Taylor Christensen

MOST IMPROVED ROWER1994 Michelle Arzubi1995 Candace Carpenter1996 Noreen Downey1997 n/a1998 Marie Haddock1999 Julie Nichols2000 Whitney Webber2001 Kate Waller2002 Andrea McDermott2003 Remy Hitomi2004 Jessica Patak2005 Becky Owens, Megan Smith2006 Onna Poeter2007 Ali Seders2008 Summer Ohlendorf2009 Mellissa Herman2010 Avalon Radys

ATHLETE BEST EXEMPLIFYING LOYALTY, PROFICIENCY AND SPIRIT (BETTINA BENTS AWARD)1995 Kelly Commins1996 Kelly Commins, Candace Carpenter1997 n/a1998 Liz Powell1999 Cory Bosworth2000 Megan Dirkmaat2001 Anne Beaulaurier2002 Megan Cooke2003 Hilarie Martin, Elyse Lerum2004 Remy Hitomi, Martha Hegeland2005 Remy Hitomi, Laura Terheyden2006 Kaylan Vander Schilden, Erin Cafaro2007 Mara Allen2008 Mara Allen, Candice Rediger2009 Lou Kinder, Lauren Nowinski2010 Iva Obradovic, Jill Costello

OUTSTANDING FEMALE ATHLETE (LOWENA HAMILTON AWARD)

2007 Onna Poeter

WALTER A. HAAS, JR., COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD2000 Liz Powell


NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

(NCAA, AIAW, ETC.) TOP 3 FINISHES

Junior Varsity 8+1980......................................................2nd1981...................................................... 3rd2003...................................................... 3rd2004......................................................2nd2005......................................................2nd2006......................................................2nd2007......................................................2nd2009......................................................2nd2010...................................................... 3rd

PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS

OVERALL FINISH1987.......................................................4th1988......................................................2nd1989.......................................................4th1990...................................................... 3rd1991......................................................2nd1992...................................................... 3rd1993......................................................2nd1994.......................... 1st (combined men’s and women’s competition)1995......................... 2nd (combined men’s and women’s competition)1996......................... 2nd (combined men’s and women’s competition)1997...................................................... 3rd1998......................................................2nd1999......................................................2nd2000......................................................2nd2001......................................................2nd2002......................................................2nd2003......................................................2nd2004.......................................................1st2005.......................................................1st2006.......................................................1st2007......................................................2nd2008.......................................................1st2009.......................................................1st2010.......................................................1st

CAL CUP RESULTS/CHAMPIONSHIPSNCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

OVERALL FINISH1997.......................................................n/a1998.......................................................n/a1999.......................................................6th2000.......................................................4th2001.......................................................6th2002...................................................... 3rd2003.......................................................5th2004.......................................................4th2005.......................................................1st2006.......................................................1st2007.......................................................7th2008...................................................... 3rd2009......................................................2nd2010......................................................2nd



Varsity 8+1979......................................................2nd1980.......................................................1st1999...................................................... 3rd2002...................................................... 3rd2005.......................................................1st2006......................................................2nd2009...................................................... 3rd



Varsity 4+1980.......................................................1st1981.......................................................1st2003......................................................2nd2006......................................................2nd2007...................................................... 3rd2010......................................................2nd

PACIFIC COAST/ PAC-10 CONFERENCE

CHAMPIONSVarsity 8+

1975197619781979200420052006200720082010

Junior Varsity 8+1978197919802003200420052006200720082009

Varsity 4+2002200320062009

Novice 8+198119841989200320042008


CAL vs. WASHINGTONSimpson Cup, Since 1975:

Bears 14, Huskies 221975...........................................California1976...........................................California1977...........................................California1978...........................................California1979...........................................California1980...........................................California1981.........................................Washington1982.........................................Washington1983.........................................Washington1984.........................................Washington1985.........................................Washington1986.........................................Washington1987.........................................Washington1988.........................................Washington1989.........................................Washington1990...........................................California1991.........................................Washington1992.........................................Washington1993.........................................Washington1994.........................................Washington1995.........................................Washington1996.........................................Washington1997.........................................Washington1998.........................................Washington1999.........................................Washington2000.........................................Washington2001.........................................Washington2002.........................................Washington2003.........................................Washington2004...........................................California2005...........................................California2006...........................................California2007...........................................California2008...........................................California2009...........................................California2010...........................................California

CAL vs. STANFORDLambert Cup, Since 1976:

Bears 24, Cardinal 111976...........................................California1977...........................................California1978..............................................Stanford1979...........................................California1980...........................................California1981...........................................California1982..............................................Stanford1983..............................................Stanford1984..............................................Stanford1985...........................................California1986...........................................California1987..............................................Stanford1988...........................................California1989..............................................Stanford1990..............................................Stanford1991...........................................California1992...........................................California1993...........................................California1994...........................................California1995..............................................Stanford1996..............................................Stanford1997...........................................California1998...........................................California1999...........................................California2000...........................................California2001...........................................California2002..............................................Stanford2003...........................................California2004...........................................California2005...........................................California2006...........................................California2007...........................................California2008...........................................California2009..............................................Stanford2010...........................................California


INTERNATIONAL BEARS1979 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

YUGOSLAVIAPat Spratlen Etem ’79........................................... Bronze, USA 8+

1980 OLYMPIC GAMESRUSSIA

Valerie McClain ’82 USA ..................................................... BoycottPat Spratlen Etem ’79 USA ................................................ Boycott

1981 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSGERMANY

Valerie McClain ’82 .................................................. Silver, USA 8+Pat Spratlen Etem ’79.............................................. Silver, USA 8+Liz Miles ’77 ............................................................. Silver, USA 8+Nanette Bernadou ’81..................................................4th, USA 4+

1982 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSSWITZERLAND

Nanette Bernadou ’81.............................................. Silver, USA 8+Liz Miles ’77 ............................................................. Silver, USA 8+Valerie McClain ’82 .................................................. Silver, USA 4+


Valerie McClain ’82 .................................................. Silver, USA 8+Pat Spratlen Etem ’79.............................................. Silver, USA 8+

1984 OLYMPIC GAMESLOS ANGELES, USA

Pat Spratlen Etem ’79..................................................4th, USA 4+Liz Miles ’77 .................................................................4th, USA 4+Valerie McClain ’82 ......................................................4th, USA 4+Sheila Conover ’91 .................................................. USA KayakingConnie Carpenter Phinney ’81 .......Gold, USA Cycling Road Race

1985 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSBELGIUM

Jennifer Scott...............................................................4th, USA 8+Liz Miles.......................................................................4th, USA 8+

1988 OLYMPIC GAMESKOREA

Sheila Conover ’91 .................................................. USA Kayaking

1990 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSAUSTRALIA

Martha Plessas ’83 ................................................. 7th, USA Lw 4-

1991 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSAUSTRIA

Shannon Day ’93 ......................................................USA Alternate

1992 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSCANADA

Molly Brock ............................................................. 5th, USA Lw 4-

1992 OLYMPIC GAMESSPAIN

Shannon Day ’93 .........................................................6th, USA 8+Liz Behrens ’89 .........................................................USA AlternateBetsy Kimmel ’89 ......................................................USA AlternateSheila Conover ’91 .................................................. USA Kayaking

1993 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSCZECH REPUBLIC

Laurel Korholz ’93.....................................................USA Alternate

1994 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSINDIANAPOLIS, USA

Laurel Korholz ’93.................................................... Silver, USA 8+Molly Brock ‘91 ...................................................... 8th, USA Lw 1X

1995 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSFINLAND

Laurel Korholz ’93..................................................... Gold, USA 8+Molly Brock ’91 .................................................... 11th, USA Lw 1X

1996 OLYMPIC GAMESATLANTA, USA

Laurel Korholz ’93........................................................4th, USA 8+

1997 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSFRANCE

Laurel Korholz ’93........................................................9th, USA 4X



1999 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSCANADA

Laurel Korholz ’93........................................................4th, USA 4XMolly Brock ‘91 ....................................................Gold, USA Lw 4X

2000 OLYMPIC GAMESAUSTRALIA


2001 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSSWITZERLAND

Caroline Ingham ’00 .......................................... 4th place, USA 8+Megan Dirkmaat ’00 ....................................................4th, USA 8+


2002 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSSPAIN

Megan Dirkmaat ’00 .....................................................4th, USA 2-Whitney Webber ’00 .....................................................5th, USA 4-Laurel Korholz ’93........................................................8th, USA 2X

2002 WORLD U23 REGATTA/NATIONS CUPITALY

Ariana Canova ’04 ........................................................4th, USA 4-Shelle Orem ’03 ............................................................4th, USA 4-Martha Helgeland ’04 .............................................9th, Norway 2XDave O’Neill.................................................................USA Coach

2003 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSITALY

Megan Dirkmaat ’00 ....................................................5th, USA 8+Whitney Webber ’00 .................................................. Gold, USA 4-Julie Nichols ’00.....................................................13th, USA Lt 1XLaurel Korholz ’93........................................................6th, USA 4X

2003 WORLD U23 REGATTA/NATIONS CUPSERBIA

Jelena Djukic ’07 ......................................................7th, Serbia 4XIva Obradovic ...........................................................7th, Serbia 4XMartha Helgeland ’04 ...........................................10th, Norway 1X

2004 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSSPAIN

Megan Cooke ’02 .........................................................7th, USA 4-Julie Nichols ’00................................................ Bronze, USA Lt 4X

2004 WORLD U23 REGATTA/NATIONS CUPPOLAND

Iva Obradovic .................................................... Bronze, Serbia 1X

2004 OLYMPIC GAMESGREECE

Megan Dirkmaat ’00 ................................................ Silver, USA 8+Laurel Korholz ’93.................................................... Silver, USA 8+

2005 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSJAPAN

Megan Cooke ’02 ........................................................8th, USA 2XJulie Nichols ’00...................................................Silver, USA Lt 2XIva Obradovic .........................................................10th, Serbia 1X

2005 U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSTHE NETHERLANDS

Erin Cafaro ’06........................................................... Gold, USA 4-Iva Obradovic ........................................................Gold, Serbia 1X

2006 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSENGLAND

Megan Cooke ’02 ................................................ Gold, USA 8+, 2-Julie Nichols ’00............................................................9th, USA 2-Kaylan Vander Schilden ...............................................5th, Can 8+Erin Cafaro ’06.........................................................Bronze, USA 4Iva Obradovic .......................................................Bronze, SCG 1X

2006 U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSBELGIUM

Megan Smith ’07....................................................... Gold, USA 8+Dave O’Neill.................................................................USA Coach


Megan Dirkmaat ’00 .........................................Gold Medal, USA 4Erin Cafaro ’06.............................................................Gold, USA 4Kaylan Vander Schilden ’06 ....................................6th, Canada 8+Iva Obradovic ...........................................2nd in C final, Serbia 1XMartha Helgeland ’04 .............................................7th, Norway 2X

2007 U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSSCOTLAND

Mara Allen ’08 ........................................................Bronze, USA 8+Megan Smith ’07....................................................Bronze, USA 8+Taryn O’Connell ’10 ......................................................6th, USA 2-Dave O’Neill.................................................................USA Coach

2007 PAN-AMERICAN GAMESBRAZIL

Julie Nichols ’00......................................................... Silver, USA 4

2008 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSAUSTRIA

Julie Nichols ’00......................................................4th, USA LW1X

2008 OLYMPIC GAMESCHINA

Erin Cafaro ’06................................................Gold Medal, USA 8+Iva Obradovic ..................................................................Serbia 1XLaurel Korholz ’93......................... USA Women’s Assistant Coach

2009 U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSCZECH REPUBLIC

Mary Jeghers ............................................................2nd, USA 2X

2009 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSPOLAND

Mara Allen ’08 .............................................................. 1st, USA 8+Erin Cafaro ’06............................................................. 1st, USA 8+Erin Cafaro ’06.............................................................1st, USA 2X

2010 U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSBELARUS

Kara Kohler ................................................................1st, USA 8+Mary Jeghers .............................................................1st, USA 8+

2010 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPSNEW ZEALAND

Mara Allen ’08 ..............................................................3rd, USA 4+Erin Cafaro ’06.............................................................3rd, USA 2XJulie Nichols ’00......................................................6th, USA LW1XIva Obradovic ’10......................................................6th, Serbia 1XDave O’Neill....................................................USA Support Staff

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