2012 sacramento state gymnastics guide

2012 SACRAMENTO STATE GYMNASTICS

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HORNET QUICK FACTSUniversity InformationLocation.................................... Sacramento, Calif.Founded ...................................................... 1947Enrollment ................................................ 29,241Nickname .................................................HornetsColors ............... Green & Gold (PMS 343 & 4515)

AdministrationPresident ..........................Dr. Alexander GonzalezDirector of Athletics .....................Dr. Terry WanlessFaculty Athletics Rep. ...................... Dr. Steve PerezMedia Relations Dir. (Gym Contact) .....Brian BergerOffice Phone ................................ (916) 278-4313E-Mail [email protected] ..............................www.hornetsports.com

Gymnastics StaffHead Coach .......................................Kim HughesAlma Mater ..................................Chico State, ‘76Overall Record .....................288-265-2 (30 years)Associate Head Coach .....................Randy SolorioAssistant Coach ............................... Jamie DonkinStudent Assistant ............................... Lissa ZamoloManagers ..................................... Bethany BarrickSocial Media Coordinator ............ Amanda Blauvelt

Gymnastics InformationAffiliation ..........................................NCAA Div. IConference .................Western Athletic ConferenceHome Gym (Capacity) ........... Hornets Nest (1,100)Practice Facility .................... Technique Gymnastics2011 Record ................................................8-102011 Final National Ranking ..........................51st2011 WAC Finish ........................................... 4th2011 High Score .................................... 195.075Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................... 11/7

THIS IS HORNET GYMNASTICS2012 Roster ....................................................... 2Western Athletic Conference ............................... 2Radio/TV Roster ................................................. 3Facilities ............................................................ 4Why Sacramento State ....................................... 5Championship Tradition ...................................... 6Season Outlook ................................................. 82012 Opponents ............................................. 40

THE HORNETSHead Coach Kim Hughes .................................. 14Associaste Head Coach Randy Solorio ............... 15Assistant Coach Jamie Donkin ........................... 16Support Staff.................................................... 17The Seniors (Ono, Peck Toubman) ...................... 18The Juniors (Beutler, Meiller) .............................. 24The Sophomores (Guerrero, Hansen, Kilwein, Montoya, Osaki, Wooff) ................................... 28The Freshmen (McCartney, Necas, Smith, Torgerson, Wonderley) ..................................... 34

RECORDS & HISTORY2011 Review ................................................... 42All-Time Roster ................................................. 43Team Records ................................................... 44Individual Records ............................................ 45Individual Honors ............................................. 46All-Time Results ................................................ 47

UNIVERISTY INFORMATIONSacramento State ............................................. 51Campus Map ................................................... 53The Well .......................................................... 54Residence Halls ................................................ 55Academic Programs ......................................... 56Athletic Facilities .............................................. 58Athletic Excellence ............................................ 60Administration ................................................. 61SARC .............................................................. 62Athletic Training ............................................... 63Head Coaches/Support Staff ............................ 64City of Sacramento ........................................... 65

CREDITSThe 2012 Sacramento State gymnastics media guide was written and designed by Media Relations Director Brian Berger. Assistance in editing provided by Ryan Bjork, Joe Waltasti and the Hornet gymnastics coaching staff. Pho-tographs not credited provided by Bob Solorio, Amanda Blauvelt, Bruce Clark, Kim Hughes and Sacramento State Sports Information files.

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2012Seniors


HORNET GYMNASTICS | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 20072

Name Yr. Ht. Club Hometown/Previous SchoolCayla Beutler 5-7 Jr. Idaho Falls Training Center Lewisville, Idaho/Rigby HSElideth Guerrero 5-3 So. South Coast Gymnastics Orange, Calif./El Modena HSKailey Hansen 5-0 So. GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif./WashingtonKaila Kilwein 5-5 So. Roach Gymnastics Maple Valley, Wash./Tahoma HSKalliah McCartney 5-7 Fr. Multnomah Athletic Club Vancouver, Wash./CAM HSNicole Meiller 5-7 Jr. Phenom Gymnastics Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley HSMaddie Montoya 5-2 So. South Coast Gymnastics Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo HSTina Necas 5-5 Fr. Brown’s Gymnastics Las Vegas, Nev./Silverado HSEmiko Ono 5-3 Sr. Hawaiian Island Twisters Honolulu, Hawaii/BYUKatie Osaki 5-2 So. Byers Elk Grove Elk Grove, Calif./Lutheran HSMary Peck 5-3 Sr. North Bay Athletic Napa, Calif./Napa HSDallas Smith 5-3 Fr. Naydenov Gymnastics Heisson, Wash./CAM HSClaire Torgerson 5-3 Fr. Byers Gymnastics Granite Bay, Calif./Christian Brothers HSStephanie Toubman 5-3 Sr. Azarian USGTC Laguna Niguel, Calif./Dana Hills HSKayla Wonderly 5-3 Fr. Multnomah Athletic Club La Center, Wash./CAM HSAshley Wooff 5-8 So. GymJam Academy Ventura, Calif./Foothill Technology HS

Head Coach: Kim HughesAssociate Head Coach: Randy SolorioAssistant Coach: Jamie DonkinVolunteer Assistant: Lissa Zamolo Student Assistant: Bethany Barrick

RosterBreakdownBy ClassSeniors (3)Emiko Ono, Mary Peck, Stephanie Toubman

Juniors (2)Cayla Beutler, Nicole Meiller

Sophomores (6)Elideth Guerrero, Kailey Hansen, Kaila Kilwein, Maddie Montoya, Katie Osaki, Ashley Wooff

Freshmen (5)Kalliah McCartney, Tina Necas, Dallas Smith, Claire Torgerson, Kayla Wonderly

By StateCalifornia (8)Elideth Guerrero, Kailey Hansen, Maddie Mon-toya, Katie Osaki, Mary Peck, Claire Torgerson, Stephanie Toubman, Ashley Wooff

Hawaii (1)Emiko Ono

Idaho (1)Cayla Beutler

Illinois (1)Nicole Meiller

Nevada (1)Tina Necas

Washington (4)Kaila Kilwein, Kalliah McCartney, Dallas Smith, Kayla Wonderley

2012 ROSTER

The Western Athletic Conference features some of the most exciting competition at some of the most diverse campuses in the na-tion. The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s largest and most accessible media markets. In addition, the academic reputation of many of the WAC schools is unparalleled, with some of the nation’s most respected institutions of higher learning among the WAC ranks.

This season marks the 50th for the WAC, making it the sixth oldest among the nation’s 11 Division I-A conferences. While the WAC has a lengthy history, gymnastics enters its sixth year in the conference this season. The lineup of teams is comprised of WAC members San Jose State and Utah State and affiliate members Denver, Sacramento State and Southern Utah.

The WAC began operation with the 1962-63 academic year with 10 sports. The first championship was held in November of 1962 when Arizona won the cross country title. Arizona State claimed the league’s first national title after winning the College World Series in 1965. Fresno State won the last title in 2008 at the College World Series.

Presently, the WAC crowns champions in 19 sports — eight men’s and 11 women’s. For the men, there are championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field. Championships for women are held in basketball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and volleyball.

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Cayla BeutlerJunior

Lewisville, Idaho

Elideth GuerreroSophomore

Orange, Calif.

Kailey HansenSophomore

Ventura, Calif.

Kaila KilweinSophomore

Maple Valley, Wash.

Kalliah McCartneyFreshman

Vancouver, Wash.

Nicole MeillerJunior

Aurora, Ill.

Maddie MontoyaSophomore

Mission Viejo, Calif.

Tina NecasFreshman

Las Vegas, Nev.

Emiko OnoSenior

Honolulu, Hawaii

Katie OsakiSophomore

Elk Grove, Calif.

Mary PeckSenior

Napa, Calif.

Dallas SmithFreshman

Heisson, Wash.

Claire TorgersonFreshman

Granite Bay, Calif.

Stephanie ToubmanSenior

Laguna Niguel, Calif.

Kayla WonderlyFreshman

La Center, Wash.

Ashley WooffSophomore

Ventura, Calif.

Kim HughesHead Coach

31st Year

Randy SolorioAssistant Coach

27th Year

Jamie DonkinAssistant Coach

9th Year

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Sacramento State trains at Technique Gymnastics located near campus in Rancho Cordova, Calif. The Hornets have the luxury of practicing in the 38,000-square foot facility which is one of the largest and best equipped gymnastics training centers in the West. The enormous facility allows Sacramento State gymnasts to train throughout their practice session with-out having to compete for time on the equipment.

Technique features three full-sized floors, a tumble track, three vault runways and tables, eight competition beams and four sets of bars. In addition, it also has over 17,000 square feet of foam pits for added safety.

On campus, the team is able to condition in the Eli and Edythe Broad Fieldhouse located on the south end of campus. Under the watch of Strength and Conditioning Director Jared Nessland and assistant Tom DiStasio, the Hornets perform their workouts in a state-of-the-art 6,000-square foot weight room.

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Why Sacramento State?The Team

Being a part of the team is more than just practices and meets. Their close-knit relation-ship is evident throughout the year as the team spends most of its non-gymnastics time together, performing community service, attending other sporting events and celebrat-ing holidays and birthdays. One of the yearly highlights is the team’s preseason trip. This past fall, the Hornets traveled to the Calavares Big Trees for a weekend of hiking, games and bonding.

“I always felt everyone had my back, especially the coaches and my team. When I’d get knocked down, I had 20 hands helping me back up. With the support, it helped me become a better athlete and person.” - Nicole Giao, ‘08

The CoachesThe 2012 season marks the 27th year that head coach Kim Hughes and assistant coach Randy Solorio have worked together on the coaching staff. The pair have el-evated Sacramento State from the AIAW to Div. II and eventually Div. I. The Hornets have enjoyed unprecedented success in their tenure. Hughes is beginning his 31st season as the head coach and his 35th with the program, while Solorio is entering his 27th season. Former Hornet Jamie Donkin is in her ninth year as a member of the staff.

“I decided to come to Sacramento State because of the coaching staff. When you get here, they become more than just coaches to you.” - Amanda Bieber, ‘11

The SuccessAfter high-level national success at the Div. II level, Sacramento State made the jump to Div. I in 1992. Sacramento State broke through with its first NCAA regional appear-ance in 1999. From that point, the Hornets have been a force in the West, claiming seven conference championships and being represented at the NCAA Regionals every year.

“Being a part of a winning team is something that I will never forget. There’s some-thing special knowing that you were able to carry on the tradition. I still get chills thinking about it.” - Melissa Genovese, ‘08

The SupportPart of the team’s success has been a dominating record at home which is aided by a great crowd. Despite the cozy confines of the Hornets Nest, Sacramento State has one of the best gymnastic environments in the WAC. In the spring of 2009, an over-flow crowd was on hand for the WAC Championships and helped push the team to a second-place showing. Outside of competition, the team is aided by a medical staff which features athletic trainers, doctors and surgeons. Hornet gymnasts also have the availability of academic advisors and tutors to help them stay on course to graduate and succeed in the classroom.

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Front Row (L-R): Marina Borisova, Lizzy Norvell, Ashlei Baker, Lauren Dyson, Amber Basgall.Second Row: Kaitie Kinser, Traci Takeda, Alexis Tsurumoto, Jasmine Lipka, Eryn Stubblefield.Third Row: Amanda Perez, Lissa Zamolo, Nicole Giao, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Bailey Sisler, Amanda Blauvelt.Top Row: Alycia Chan, Alyssa Onaga, Melissa Genovese, Amanda Bieber.

Front Row (Sitting L-R): Julie Hutzenbiler, Alexis Tsurumoto, Carrie Kinghorn.Second Row: Alyssa Onaga, Kimiye Narasaki, Jessica Love, Sara Williams, Brooke Morari, Amber Basgall, Marina Borisova.Top Row: Kat Pachinger, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Melissa Genovese, Courtney Hibler, Nicole Giao, Trista Condren, Tiffany Bass.

Front Row (Ground Level L-R): Carrie Kinghorn, Meloney Greer, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Courtney Hibler, Nirvana Zaher, Alyssa Onaga, Rachel Anderson, Kelly Turner, Melissa Genovese, Sharee Burgess, Amber Basgall.Second Row: Cindy Gonzales, Tiffany Bass, Trista Condren.Top Row: Julie Hutzenbiler, Alexis Tsurumoto, Stefanie Aeder, Nicole Giao, Sara Williams, Kimiye Narasaki, Jessica Hoffman.

Front Row (L-R): Susan Williams, Carrie Kinghorn, Jenny Diamond, Stefanie Aeder, Julie Hutzenbiler, Nirvana Zaher, Kelly Turner, Meloney Greer.Second Row: Sharee Burgess, Trista Condren, Kimiye Narasaki, Brooke Crowell, Corinne Allen, Toni Petersen.Top Row: Sarina Williams, Jessica Hoffman, Teresa Bitcon, Rachel Anderson, Jamie Donkin, Binta Coleman.

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Front Row (L-R): Sarina Williams, Wendy Baisdon.Second Row: Dana Raber, Kelly Turner, Brooke Crowell, Stefanie Aeder.Third Row: Amy Langkamp, Binta Coleman, Jenny Diamond, Lara Goold, Karen Sorensen, Meloney Greer.Back Row: Beth O’Connor, Lori Gillette, Melissa Prescott, Toni Petersen, Jessica Hoffman.

Front Row (L-R): Elizabeth Lutz, Karen Sorensen, Lara Goold, Melissa Prescott.Second Row: Toni Petersen, Sarina Williams, Brooke Crowell, Wendy Baisdon, Christy Warhola.Third Row: Jenny Diamond, Amy Langkamp, Jami Scoville, Lindsey Jones.Top Row: Binta Coleman, Becky Castanon, Jolane Parr, Beth O’Connor, Lori Gillette.

Front Row (Sitting L-R): Sarina Williams, Christy Warhola, Brooke Crowell, Sara Solomon, Stephanie Brender.On Vault: Karen Sorensen, Melissa Prescott.Standing: Lara Goold, Lori Gillette, Becky Castanon, Jolane Parr,Jenny Diamond, Beth O’Connor (above) Jami Scoville, Elizabeth Lutz.Top Row (Sitting): Toni Petersen, Wendy Baisdon, Brenda Foote, Lind-sey Jones.

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Front Row (Sitting L-R): Adonna Ruiz, Natalie Cadondon, Kim Shoults, Heather Ortega.Middle Row: Andi Arnold, Sara Anderson, Rebecca Seebirt, Desi Bertussi, Lisa Nomura, Heather Doak.Top Row: Lisa Schindler, Polly Hughes, Jennifer Tardiff, Trayce Howley, Kim Mattis.

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SEASON OUTLOOK The graduation of five seniors might leave some Div. I gymnastics programs scrambling to rebuild. For Sacramento State, the Hornet coaching staff feel that not only will the squad be able to absorb the loss of those five, the team should be able to improve from a 2011 season which saw the Hornets finish fourth in the Western Athletic Conference. “Overall, we have a lot of competitive expe-rience on this team,” Sacramento State head coach Kim Hughes said. “Our goal is to con-sistently be more competitive. If that happens, I think this could be a turnaround year.” Helping lead the charge will be a group of 11 returners, including NCAA regional quali-fiers Kailey Hansen and Nicole Meiller, as well as 2010 WAC beam champion and NCAA qualifier Cayla Beutler (formerly Boyce). Beutler and Meiller will also serve as team captains in 2012. The honor will mark the sec-ond consecutive season for Beutler who missed all of 2011 after undergoing surgery on her shoulder. “This team seems very dedicated to its train-

ing,” Hughes said. “The captains did a lot to make sure everyone was ready when practice began and it has shown in the gym.” While the veterans are providing the leader-ship, a talented group of freshmen might be the factor to elevate Sacramento State back into title contention. The incoming class consists of Kalliah Mc-Cartney, Tina Necas, Dallas Smith, Claire Torgerson and Cayla Wonderly. All five mem-bers are expected to compete immediately with McCartney serving as a legitimate all-around candidate during her collegiate debut. Beutler and Hansen are the other all-around candidates. Beutler competed in seven all-arounds as a freshman but is still working to return on vault due to her injuries. Since the reformation of the WAC in 2006, Sacramento State has been a major factor in the conference. The team won the conference title in 2006 and 2007 and finished second in 2009. This year, the WAC will have a new look as long-time members Boise State and Cal State

Fullerton (dropped program) have left the con-ference. However, the league will add nation-al-power Denver into the fold this year, keep-ing the WAC as one of the top conferences in the nation. “Replacing Boise (State) with DU was a good choice for the league,” Hughes said. “All five teams are very competitive which should make for a tough championship meet.” Also new to the schedule this season is the creation of a Northern California meet which will be hosted by Stanford in 2012. The meet features the Hornets, UC Davis, San Jose State and Stanford. “This is something that has been in the con-servation for a while but finally happened,” Hughes said. “We are hoping to add Cal in the future and the meet will rotate on an annual basis.” Sacramento State will also have meets against Central Michigan and Oregon State — two teams that qualified for the NCAA post season a year ago.

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VAULT Sacramento State continues to make big strides on vault, with five returners from last season as well as high expectations from a newcomer in 2012. The team improved its RQS last year and will boast at least four 10.0 vaults in the lineup this season. “I’m excited to have this many 10.0 vaults,” Hughes said. “This could be one of the best vault lineups we’ve ever had here. It’s also fun because of the variety, not everyone is doing the same thing.” The trio of junior Nicole Meiller, sophomore Kailey Hansen and freshman Kalliah McCart-ney are regarded as locks for the lineup when the season begins. Meiller qualified for the NCAA West Re-gional as a freshman. That same season she scored a career high 9.825 at the WAC Cham-pionships. In 2011, she was slowed by injury at the start of the year but returned at the end of the season to finish with four vaults of at least 9.700.

Hansen led the team last season with an average of 9.673. She had seven vaults of at least 9.700, including a 9.775 at the Lady Luck Invitational in Las Vegas. McCartney performs a pike front with a half — the same vault that former Hornet Nirvana Zaher used to win three conference titles. Senior Emiko Ono (above), junior Cayla Beutler and sophomore Katie Osaki and Mad-die Montoya will contend for the final three spots in the lineup. Osaki (11 meets) and Montoya (eight) saw the most action on vault among the group last season. Osaki averaged 9.616 and had a high of 9.825 against UC Davis and Boise State. Ono has been a spot starter for the last two seasons, including appearing in nine meets in 2010. Because of her shoulder injury, Beutler has not competed on vault since her freshman sea-son in 2009.

WHAT TO LOOK FORNicole Meiller

Yurchenko full

Kailey Hansen

Yurchenko full

Kalliah McCartney

Front handspring pike half

Emiko Ono

Yurchenko layout half

Cayla Beutler

Yurchenko full on pike off

Katie Osaki

Tsukahara full

Maddie Montoya

Tsukahara full



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BARS If Sacramento State is going to return to the upper echelon of the Western Athletic Confer-ence, the team will need to improve its bars scores from a year ago. A few tweaks to the re-turners routines and the addition of a talented freshman should get the team back in the title hunt. “We’re looking to improve,” Hughes said. “Each of the returners are better and Kalliah will help the team immediately.” The returners are headlined by junior Nicole Meiller (above). In an injury-plagued 2011, Meiller still managed to score 9.775 or better in four of her seven routines, including a pair of 9.800s. “We eliminated a lot of extra circles from Nicole’s routine,” Hughes said. “It is short but full of difficulty with great combo bonus and skills.” One of the remaining skills in Meiller’s rou-tine is her triple twisting flyaway dismount — a skill rarely attempted at the collegiate level. Senior Emiko Ono, who competed in all 11 meets last season, has added an E level dis-

mount to her routine. Ono set a career high last season with a 9.750 during the team’s vic-tory at California. McCartney is penciled to make the starting lineup with a routine Hughes describes as “ex-tra clean.” Sophomore Kaila Kilwein, who like Ono, competed in every meet a year ago, will also retain a spot in the lineup to start the year. As a freshman, Kilwein had a high of 9.725 and was consistent at the top of the order. Cayla Beutler added a giant hop full to her routine and is looking to regain her spot in the lineup. The final spot should be a battle between sophomores Katie Osaki and Ashley Wooff as well as freshman Tina Necas. Wooff cracked the lineup in one meet as a true freshman and also had three exhibitions. Necas comes to the team from Brown’s Gymnastics in Las Vegas.

WHAT TO LOOK FORNicole Meiller

Uprise half, Tkachev plus bail, triple twisting flyaway

Emiko OnoFull pirouette, giant half, bail HS, toe hecht,

double layoutKalliah McCartney

Free hip HS, bail HS plus toe hecht, free hip gienger, half pirouette double tuck

Kaila KilweinFull pirouette, gienger, pak salto, blind

change double frontCayla Beutler

Giant hop full turn plus bail HS plus toe hecht, full pirouette double tuck

Katie OsakiGiant half turn, Jaeger plus bail, full

pirouette toe frontAshley Wooff

Kip hop, full twisting giant, stradleback HS, double layout



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BEAM It has taken just five years for Sacramento State to completely replace its top 10 beam scores in school history. During that stretch, the team has six scores of at least 49.000 to be-come one of the best beam squads in the West. The Hornets are poised to add to that list in 2011 with a deep lineup which features three returning starters, including a former WAC in-dividual champion. The knowns in the Hornet order will consist of junior Cayla Beutler (above), sophomre Mary Peck, sophomores Kailey Hansen and Elideth Guerrero and freshman Kalliah Mc-Cartney. Beutler finished first at the WAC Champion-ships in 2010 with a score of 9.875. During that season, she finished first in six of her 12 meets and had five scores of at least 9.800. “It’s great to have Cayla back,” Hughes commented. “She’s back in form (from 2010) and has upgraded her leap and dismount which will only make her better.” A regular in the lineup last year, Peck com-peted in nine meets. Her best score of the sea-

son came at home against Boise State and UC Davis where she scored 9.775. With Beutler redshirting last season, Hansen and Guerrero were thrust into the spotlight as freshmen. The pair were in the lineup for all 11 meets and combined for five scores of 9.700 or higher. Guerrero’s best effort came in front of her hometown friends and family where she fin-ished first at Cal State Fullerton with a career high 9.800. The Orange, Calif., native fea-tures a flick-lay-lay series in her routine which is the first performed by a Hornet in school his-tory. Hansen has adjusted her routine for 2012 to include her acro series with her dismount. McCartney is a two time regional all-around champion who has shined on the beam with a routine which includes a series with a pair of aerial walkovers with a flip-flop. According to coaches, the final spot in the lineup will be competed for by sophomore Kai-la Kilwein or freshmen Claire Torgerson, Kayla Wonderly, Dallas Smith and Tina Necas.

WHAT TO LOOK FORCayla Beutler

Flip-flop (2x), layout stepout

Kailey Hansen

Flip-flop, layout stepout, back full dismount

Kalliah McCartney

Front layout stepout (2x), flip-flop

Elideth Guerrero

Flip-flop, layout stepout (2x)

Mary Peck

Punch front mount, flip-flop, layout stepout

Claire Torgerson

Flip-flop, layout two feet,

punch front on beam



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FLOOR In her first season with the Hornets, Kailey Hansen (above) established herself as a force to be reckoned with on floor. The Ventura, Ca-lif., native finished first on the event in three meets and went on to place fifth at the NCAA West Regional. During the year, Hansen scored 9.875 in four different meets, including the regional and had 10 scores of at least 9.700. “Kailey has added new music and choreog-raphy which showcases her abilities as a per-former,” Hughes said. “She also changed her opening tumbling pass to a whip double pike. Expected to join Hansen in the back half of starting lineup are junior Cayla Beutler and freshman Kalliah McCartney. Beutler competed in all 11 meets in 2010 where she averaged 9.711. During that season, she scored 9.825 in two meets to set her career high. “Cayla has unique dance moves and is very clean,” Hughes said. “Kalliah is a strong per-former with a very intricate routine.” Returning to the lineup are sophomores Ka-tie Osaki and Kaila Kilwein. Osaki competed

in all 11 meets on floor as a true freshman, averaging 9.673. She peaked at the end of the year, scoring at least 9.700 in four of the final five regular season meets with a best of 9.850. Kilwein provided a steady score near the top of the order in her first season with the Green & Gold. She averaged 9.618 with a high of 9.750 coming in the team’s win at California. Like beam, the sixth spot in the lineup is wide open heading into the year. Expected to con-tend for the job is senior Stephanie Toubman, sophomores Elideth Guerrero and Maddie Montoya, and freshmen Tina Necas, Claire Torgerson and Dallas Smith. Toubman’s career has been plagued by a series of injuries which has limited her to just three exhibitions in three seasons. When healthy, she possesses explosive tumbling. Guerrero was kept off floor as a freshman due to an ankle injury while Montoya com-peted in two meets. Among the freshmen, Necas was fourth at the Junior Olympics NIT and Smith was a Level 10 regional champion.

WHAT TO LOOK FORKailey Hansen

1) Whip double pike; 2) Back 1.5 punch front layout; 3) Whip double full

Cayla Beutler1) Rudi punch layout stepout; 2) Back 1.5 punch front layout; 3) Front full punch pike

Kalliah McCartney1) Double tuck; 2) Front double twist;

3) Front full front tuckKatie Osaki

1) Rudi; 2) Front full front tuck; 3) Back 1.5 front layout

Kaila Kilwein1) Double tuck; 2) Front full front tuck;

3) Front 1.5 punch layoutTina Necas

1) Double pike; 2) Front layout (2x);3) Double twist

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PERSONALBirthdateApril 29, 1953WifeDarlaChildrenJonathan (27), Jordan (25)High SchoolBerkeley High School, ‘71Bachelor’s DegreeChico State, ‘76Master’s DegreeSacramento State, ‘84Career Record288-265-2 (30 years)

CAREER HONORSHigh SchoolNorthern California Still Rings Champion (1971)

CoachingWest Region Coach of the Year (1999, 2006)Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year (2006)MPSF Coach of the Year (2002)NorCal Athletic Conference Coach of the Year (1984)

Team ChampionshipsWAC Champions(2006, 2007)MPSF Champions(2002, 2003, 2005)WIC Champions(1996, 2000, 2001)

KIM HUGHESHead Coach | 31st Year | Chico State, ‘76

With 35 years years of coaching experience at Sacramento State, Kim Hughes is synonomous with Hornet gymnastics. The veteran coach is entering his 31st season leading the program and has developed the Hornets from the Div. II ranks to create a highly-competitive team which routinely competes for a bid to the NCAA Div. I postseason. Sacramento State’s success has not been limited to making NCAA Regional appearances. The team has won seven confer-ence titles since 2000, including a pair of Western Athletic Conference crowns. The streak began with back-to-back Western Independent Conference titles in 2000 and 2001 and then two Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championships (2002-03). After a second-place finish in 2004, the Hornets reclaimed the MPSF crown with a convincing two-point victory in 2005. Sacramento State was then invited to join the WAC, and despite tougher competition, the team captured the first two titles in the league winning at Utah State in 2006 and at Southern Utah in 2007. Following the Hornets’ first championship, Hughes was named the West Region and WAC Coach of the Year. The following year, the Hornets missed their third consecutive WAC title but still managed to qualify for the NCAA Region-als for the third season in a row. In 2009, the team hosted the WAC meet for the first time in school history and responded with a second-place finish. Individually, the Hornets have advanced 33 gymnasts to the NCAA Regionals since 1994. That list includes three in 2010, 2009 and 2005, and four in 2004. Hughes also coached Terri Meyer to the NCAA Div. II beam title in 1984, Rebecca Seebirt to three USAG vault titles (1994, 1995, 1997), Natalie Cadondon to the USAG all-around title in 1995 and Toni Petersen to the 2000 floor crown in the NIT. In addition, the Hornets have earned 40 All-America honors during his tenure. In the classroom, the gymnastics team has also flourished under Hughes. In the spring of 2011, the squad had a 3.34 team GPA. That total included 12 student-athletes who were above a 3.0 and nine who posted better than a 3.5. His knowledge of the sport, coupled with his enthusiasm for teaching, has presented numerous opportunities for Hughes to coach at varying levels of competition. A 1976 graduate of Chico State with a B.A. in physical education, Hughes competed collegiately for the Wildcats after a successful high school gymnastics career. He was the Northern California high school still rings champion as a senior in 1971. He joined the Hornet staff as an assistant to the women’s gymnastics program in 1978 and was named head coach in 1982. During his collegiate coaching career, Hughes served as a member of the Western Regional Committee while acting as the Western Regional meet director in 1987. When the Hornets were a member of the Northern California Athletic Conference, Hughes served as commissioner of gymnastics from 1982-84 and was named conference coach of the year in 1984. With Sacramento State’s move to Div. I in 1991-92 and the NCAA’s decision to drop a Div. II championship, Hughes worked to provide postseason competition opportunities for smaller collegiate gymnastics programs. He has twice served as Western Region chairperson for the USAG where he was involved with developing the USAG collegiate championship into a viable national competition open to men’s and women’s varsity and club programs which qualify in a format similar to the NCAA selection. An active community leader, Hughes is involved with the United Way, serving as the athletics department representative on the campus committee for seven years. He was a co-sponsor of the Special Olympics gymnastics competition held at Sacramento State from 1985-87. He also has been the athletics department’s union representative since 1993. In the spring of 2007, Hughes earned the Distinguished Faculty Award at Sacramento State. That award is presented to just one faculty member each year and requires a nomination from a peer. Hughes rounds out his coaching resumé with various club appointments, including nearly 20 years with the Nor-Cal Gymnastics Camp in Santa Cruz, Calif. He has also worked for the River City Gymnastics Club in Sacramento as well as the Chico and El Dorado Hills Gymnastics Clubs. Hughes holds a master’s degree in physical education from Sacramento State. He and his wife, Darla, have two sons, 27-year-old Jonathan and 25-year old Jordan.

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RANDY SOLORIOAssociate Head Coach | 27th Year | Sacramento State, ‘84

PERSONALBirthdateFeb. 7, 1961ChildrenKaycee (15)High SchoolBurbank High School, ‘79Sacramento, Calif.Bachelor’s DegreeSacramento State, ‘84Master’s DegreeSacramento State, ‘94

CAREER HONORSCoachingWest Region Assistant Coach of the Year (1990, 2006)USA Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year (1997)

Team ChampionshipsWAC Champions(2006, 2007)MPSF Champions(2002, 2003, 2005)WIC Champions(2000, 2001)

Randy Solorio begins his 27th season on the Hornet coaching staff and his first as the team’s associate head coach. The 2006 West Region Assistant Coach of the Year, Solorio was elevated to his new position following the 2011 season. “Randy is a motivator as well as a great technician,” head coach Kim Hughes said. “He has a keen ability to deal with the individual student-athlete and help them reach their athletic potential. “He knows how to make gymnastics fun for the athlete.” Hughes and Solorio were first acquainted in 1978 when the duo began coaching at The Gymnastics School and River City Gymnastics Club in Sacramento. Solorio ended his tenure with the club in 1982 to pursue his theatre career. He returned to Sacramento in 1986 as the longest tenured partnership at Sacramento State began. A three-time All-American on vault, high bar and floor exercise while competing for UC Davis from 1980-82, Solorio is responsible for all aspects of coaching from on-floor duties to recruiting and conditioning. Solorio holds a bachelor of science degree in exercise science and a master’s in sports performance from Sacramento State and is a certified strength and conditioning specialist. He can often be found teaching weight training, ballroom dancing and other physical education classes as part of his campus-wide activity. Recognized as the Western Region Assistant Coach of the Year in 1990 and the USA Gymnastics Assistant Coach of the Year in 1997, Solorio is known for his dedication, technical expertise and rapport with student-athletes. Solorio’s coaching experience has varied from high school and club programs to the collegiate level. He was a class and team coach for Byers Gymnastics Center in Sacramento and coached the girls’ gymnastics team at Valley High School. Not only a gifted gymnast and coach, Solorio has found much success performing in local theater, musicals, commercials and in modeling. In addition, Solorio toured nationally with The Muppet Show on Tour, and Show Your Spirit. His daughter, Kaycee Marie, was born the day after the Hornets finished second at the USAG Nationals in 1996.

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PERSONALBirthdateNov. 24, 1982High SchoolPonderosa High School, ‘00Shingle Springs, Calif.Bachelor’s DegreeSacramento State, ‘06Master’s DegreeSacramento State, ‘11

JAMIE DONKINAssistant Coach | 9th Year | Sacramento State, ‘06

Jamie Donkin returns for her ninth season as a member of the Sacramento State coaching staff and her third as an assistant coach. After serving as a graduate and student assistant, Donkin became a full-time assistant in the spring of 2009. In her current capacity, she works primarily with floor and beam, serves as the team’s choreographer and handles the day-to-day activities of the office. During her first full-time season, Donkin coached Cayla Boyce to a Western Athletic Conference individual beam championship. The team also recorded the second-highest score in school history with a 49.275 at Utah State. The Northern California native has also built an extensive resumé working summer camps across the country. In recent years, Donkin has served as an instructor at gymnastics camps hosted by UCLA, Stanford, GymJam, NorCal as well as Lake Owen. Donkin came to Sacramento State in 2003 and was a member of the gymnastics team that season. During the year, she competed twice on beam, including a 9.650 against Cal State Fullerton. Prior to coming to Sacramento State, Donkin was a California state beam champion at level 8 in 2001. She was also a three-time regional all-around qualifier in 1998, 2001 and 2002. In 1998, she also advanced to nationals. Donkin earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science from Sacramento State in December of 2006. She also completed her master’s degree in exercise science in the fall of 2011.

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LISSA ZAMOLOVolunteer Assistant | 1st Year

A former NCAA West Regional qualifier, Lissa Zamolo begins her first season on the Hornet coaching staff. Zamolo competed for Sacramento State from 2007-11 primarily on beam and floor. As a senior, she advanced to the NCAA West Regional as a beam specialist and placed 11th. During the 2011 season, Zamolo averaged 9.643 on beam with a best of 9.900 coming at the WAC Championships. That score was the best on the team during the season and tied her for fifth place in school history. She also earned all-WAC honors for the second time in her career by placing second in the event. Zamolo graduated from Sacramento State with a degree in communication studies in the fall of 2011.

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BETHANY BARRICKStudent Assistant | 1st Year

After being a member of the Sacramento State gymnastics team the last three seasons, Bethany Barrick will shift to the coaching staff in 2012 after injuries ended her competitive career. Barrick redshirted in 2009 but became a regular on floor during her freshman season. In 2011, she was one of the team’s best performers on floor for the last half of the year. Over the last five meets, Barrick averaged 9.780, including a career best 9.850 in her final home meet against Boise State and UC Davis. She ended her career at the WAC Champion-ships by tying for eighth place. The El Dorado Hills, Calif., native is majoring in communication studies.

AMANDA BLAUVELTSocial Media Coordinator | 1st Year

Amanda Blauvelt enters her first season assisting the program with its social media campaign. A four-year letterwinner for the Hornets, Blauvelt will coordinate the team’s presence on Facebook and Twitter as well as serving as a team photographer and videographer. From 2008-11 Blauvelt was a member of the Hornet gymnstics team. The Wall, N.J., native competed on vault and bars all four years while also seeing action on floor. She finished first on bars three times during her career and also won an all-around as a senior. Blauvelt is a photography major who will graduate in 2012.

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HORNET GYMNASTICS | CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 200718

2011 Season: Competed on bars in all 11 meets…set her career high with a 9.750 at California…also scored 9.725 at the WAC Championships and had four scores of at least 9.600…top vault score was 9.525 at Southern Utah.

2010 Season: Competed on vault and bars during her first season…averaged 9.381 on nine vaults…season high was 9.700 against San Jose State…cracked the lineup in one meet on bars and also had four exhibitions…scored 9.225 in two exhibitions.

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed for BYU in 2009...appeared on vault in 10 of the 11 meets for the Cougars...was also on bars in six meets...recorded a career high vault of 9.850 against Utah...best bars score was 9.650 against Denver...had five vaults with a 9.600 or better...was a member of the Hawaiian Island Twisters at the club level...placed third in the Level 10 all-around at the 2008 state meet...was also second on bars and third on vault and floor...at the 2007 state meet, she was first on bars, second on vault...was sixth at the regional in the all-around and advanced to the 2007 Junior Olympic Nationals.

Personal: Born June 6, 1990...majoring in apparel marketing and design...par-ents are Michael and Michelle Ono...a 2008 graduate of Roosevelt HS where she maintained a 4.0 GPA.

PERSONALBirthdateJune 6, 1990MajorApparel Marketing & Design

CAREER HIGHSVault9.850 vs. UtahMar. 20, 2009Bars9.750 at CaliforniaFeb. 6, 2011BeamNoneFloorNoneAll-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2009 2010 2011Vault 9.525 9.388 9.525Bars 9.212 --- 9.505Beam --- --- ---Floor --- --- ---AA --- --- ---

EMIKO ONOSenior | 5-3 | Third Year | Vault, Bars | Hawaiian Island TwistersHonolulu, Hawaii | Roosevelt HS | BYU

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2011 Season: Competed on beam and bars…was in the beam lineup in nine meets…scored a season high 9.775 in the home finale against Boise State and UC Davis…cracked the bars lineup in two meets and also had one exhibition.

2010 Season: Competed in the first two meets of the season on vault before being sidelined by injuries…scored 9.575 on vault at the Flips Invitational for her season high… also exhibitioned on vault and beam against San Jose State.

2009 Season: Appeared in nine meets on vault and beam...had eight vaults during the year with a high of 9.600 against Illinois State...season high on beam was a 9.800 in an exhi-bition at UC Davis...scored 9.575 in a tri-meet against Boise State and Utah State as part of the lineup.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained with the North Bay Athletic Association in Vallejo, Calif., for 14 years...earned the team’s most courageous award in 2008.

Personal: Born April 5, 1990...majoring in communication studies and would like to work in broadcast news...gradu-ated from Napa HS in 2008...parents are Robert and Sara Jane Peck.

PERSONALBirthdateApril 5, 1990MajorCommunication Studies

CAREER HIGHSVault9.600 vs. Illinois StateJan. 30, 2009Bars9.000 at Lady Luck Invit.Jan. 14, 2011Beam9.800 (ex.) at UCD, UNH, BGSUMarch 8, 2009FloorNoneAll-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2009 2010 2011Vault 9.492 9.388 ---Bars --- --- 8.588Beam 8.938 --- 9.286Floor --- --- ---AA --- --- ---

MARY PECKSenior | 5-3 | Fourth Year | Vault, Bars, Beam | North Bay AthleticNapa, Calif. | Napa HS

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2011 Season: Did not compete during the season due to injury.

2010 Season: Did not compete during the season due to injury.

2009 Season: Performed exhibitions in three meets...scored a 9.450 on vault at San Jose State...two of her exhibitions were on vault and the other was on floor.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Azarian USGTC in Aliso Viejo, Calif...was named the club’s gymnast of the year in 2007 and most dedicated in 2008...finished first on floor at the 2006 Southern California state championships...competed as elite on trampoline...finished second at the VISA Championship on double mini.

Personal: Born Dec. 7, 1988...majoring in kinesiology with an emphasis in physical therapy...graduated from Dana Hills HS in 2007...parents are Richard and Karen Toubman.PERSONAL

BirthdateDec. 7, 1988MajorKinesiology

CAREER HIGHSVault9.450 (ex.) at San Jose StateFeb. 6, 2009BarsNoneBeamNoneFloor9.075 (ex.) vs. BSU, USUFeb. 27, 2009All-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2009 2010 2011Vault --- --- ---Bars --- --- ---Beam --- --- ---Floor --- --- ---AA --- --- ---

Senior | 5-3 | Fourth Year | Vault, Floor | Azarian USGTCLaguna Niguel, Calif. | Dana Hills HS

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PERSONALBirthdateApril 12, 1990MajorBusiness Administration

CAREER HIGHSVault9.625 at San Jose StateFeb. 6, 2009Bars9.700, two timeslast at Southern UtahJan. 23, 2009Beam9.900 at Utah StateMarch 19, 2010Floor9.825, two timeslast at San Jose State, UCDFeb. 26, 2010All-Around38.900 at UW, Stanford, SPUJan. 16, 2009

SEASON AVERAGES 2009 2010Vault 9.582 ---Bars 9.405 9.513Beam 9.264 9.700Floor 9.614 9.711AA 37.950 ---

HONORS2010 - WAC Beam Co-Champion2010 - 1st Team all-WAC (BM)

CAYLA BEUTLERJunior | 5-7 | Fourth Year | All-Around | Idaho Falls Training CenterLewisville, Idaho | Rigby HS

2011 Season: Sat out the season as a redshirt.

2010 Season: Qualified for the NCAA West Regional on beam…was the Western Athletic Conference co-champion on beam after scoring 9.875…led the team with an RQS of 9.830 on beam…had eight scores on beam of 9.750 or better, including a stretch of six straight where she averaged 9.800…top score was 9.900 at Utah State which is tied for the fifth best in school history…finished first on beam six times in her 12 routines…was also in the lineup for all 11 meets on floor…averaged 9.711…set her career high with a 9.825 at Boise State and at San Jose State…competed in the first two meets on bars before injuring her shoulder.

2009 Season: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, compet-ing in 10 meets, including seven as an all-arounder...scored at least 38.000 in four meets...top all-around score was 38.900 at Wash-ington where she also had season bests on bars and floor (9.800)...appeared on bars in all 10 of her meets...scored 9.700 twice for her career high...recorded a 9.625 or better in eight of her final nine bar routines.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Idaho Falls Training Center...placed 15th in the all-around, sixth on beam and seventh on floor at the Level 10 Junior Olympics in 2008...was the 2008 Region 2 champion on beam and won the state title for Idaho on bars that same season...won the vault, bars, beam, floor and all-around titles at the level 10 Idaho state championships in 2006...went on to finish eighth on floor and 15th in the all-around at the 2006 Junior Olympics...was sidelined by an injury for most of the 2007 season.

Personal: Born April 12, 1990...majoring in business administration with an emphasis in general management...graduated from Rigby HS in 2008...also attended Richard McKenna Charter School...married her husband, Carl, in 2011…formerly Cayla Boyce…parents are Rodney and Yvette Boyce.

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2011 Season: Was a bars and vault specialist…competed in seven meets on bars and five on vault…recorded a career high 9.800 on bars in two meets…first came at Southern Utah and she later matched the score at home against Boise State and UC Davis…ended the year scoring 9.775 or bet-ter in her final three bar routines…also set a career best on vault with a 9.825 in the home finale…four of her five vaults were 9.700 or higher.

2010 Season: Advanced to the NCAA West Regional as a vault specialist during her first season at Sacramento State…finished the season with a team-best RQS of 9.740…aver-aged 9.628 in 10 meets…recorded her season best at the WAC Championships where she scored 9.825 to tie for eighth place…scored 9.750 or better on six of her final eight vaults…averaged 9.741 during that span…ranked second on the team with an RQS of 9.735 on bars…was the most consistent bar worker on the team with all 10 of her scores falling between 9.625 and 9.775…recorded her season high of 9.775 in a three-team meet hosted by UC Davis.

Prior to Sacramento State: Was a member of Phenom Gymnastics for six years...was a Level 10 regional bar champion in 2008 with a score of 9.700...also placed sec-ond on vault with a 9.725 and was a national qualifier in both events...had 15 years of gymnastics experience before joining the Hornets.

Personal: Born June 1, 1991...majoring in child develop-ment...graduated from Waubonsie Valley HS in 2009...parents are Brian and Nina Meiller.

PERSONALBirthdateJune 1, 1991MajorChild Development

CAREER HIGHSVault9.825 at WAC ChampionshipsMarch 27, 2010Bars9.800, two timeslast vs. Boise State, UC DavisMarch 13, 2011BeamNoneFloorNoneAll-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2010 2011Vault 9.628 9.590Bars 9.710 9.629Beam --- ---Floor --- ---AA --- ---

HONORS2011 - 2nd Team all-WAC (UB)

NICOLE MEILLERJunior | 5-7 | Third Year | Vault, Bars | Phenom GymnasticsAurora, Ill. | Waubonsie Valley HS

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2011 Season: Earned her way into the beam lineup for all 11 meets during her first collegiate season…set her career high with a 9.800 at Cal State Fullerton to earn her first individual event victory…ended the year with a 9.775 at the WAC Championships…was also in the lineup for one meet on bars and performed an exhibition on vault.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at South Coast Gymnastics for 12 years where she was coached by Xiaping Li and Jane Zhao…was the 2010 regional beam champion…finished 11th in the Level 10 all-around at the 2009 Western Regional…was the 2007 state beam champion and went on to become the national champion of Mexico — where she holds dual citizenship — in the event that same season…finished 11th in the all-around at the 2009 Level 10 regional…was named South Coast’s Total Athlete of the Year in 2003 and 2005, and was the Gymnast of the Year in 2004 and 2007…also earned the club’s Most Improved Award in 2006.

Personal: Born Nov. 16, 1992…majoring in kinesiology…graduated from El Modena HS in 2010…parents are Andres and Sandra Guerrero…siblings are Itzel and Andres Guerrero.PERSONAL

BirthdateNov. 16, 1992MajorKinesiology

CAREER HIGHSVault9.400 (ex.) vs. UAA, CMU, UWLJan. 7, 2011Bars8.700 vs. UAA, CMU, UWLJan. 7, 2011Beam9.800 at Cal State FullertonFeb. 18, 2011FloorNoneAll-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault ---Bars 8.700Beam 9.475Floor ---AA ---

ELIDETH GUERREROSophomore | 5-3 | Second Year | All-Around | South Coast GymnasticsOrange, Calif. | El Modena HS

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2011 Season: Qualified for the NCAA Corvallis Regional on floor…tied for fifth in the meet after tying her career high with a 9.875…that score matched her effort at Utah State and also at home against Denver…competed in all 11 regular season meets on vault, beam and floor…had the highest RQS on the team on vault (9.725) and floor (9.825)…best score on vault was 9.775 at the Lady Luck Invitational…had seven scores of 9.700 or better on vault, including her final three and five of her final six…also set her high on beam at the Lady Luck with a 9.775.

Prior to Sacramento State: Redshirted during the 2010 season at Washington…competed for Waller’s GymJam Academy for her final two club seasons…in 2009, she finished first on floor and also won the all-around at the Level 10 Heart of a Champion meet…also placed second on floor and third in the all-around at the SoCal State Championships…was the Level 10 state champion on floor and also finished third on beam and fifth on vault in 2008…prior to competing for GymJam, Hansen was a member of All Olympia in Los Angeles…also competed for her high school team all four years...finished second at state her freshman year on floor…won the state title her sophomore year in vault and floor and also won the vault at Regionals and Nationals to go along with third place on beam and vault and fourth in the all-around…won the floor at the state meet and also finished third on beam, fifth on vault and sixth in all-around as a junior before placing second on floor at Regionals…completed her high school career by finishing second on floor and third in all-around at state and fourth on floor at Regionals…was the first gymnast in Ventura County to earn a scholarship in 10 years…was a club teammate of current Hornet Ashley Wooff at GymJam.

Personal: Born April 19, 1991…majoring in kinesiology…graduated from Foothill Technology High School in 2009…parents are Scott and Debbie Hansen.

PERSONALBirthdateApril 19, 1991MajorKinesiology

CAREER HIGHSVault9.775 at Lady Luck Invit.Jan. 14, 2011BarsNoneBeam9.775 at Lady Luck Invit.Jan. 14, 2011Floor9.875, three timeslast vs. Boise State, UC DavisMarch 13, 2011All-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault 9.673Bars ---Beam 9.370Floor 9.739AA ---

KAILEY HANSENSophomore | 5-0 | Second Year | All-Around | GymJam AcademyVentura, Calif. | Foothill Technology HS | Washington

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2011 Season: Competed in all 11 meets on bars and was in the floor lineup for 10 meets…scored 9.725 at California for her season high…had four scores of 9.600 or higher on bars…averaged 9.618 on floor…scored 9.600 or better in eight of her final nine routines…season best was a 9.750 at Cal…also had a 9.725 in a three-team home meet against Boise State and UC Davis…also had one vault and two exhibitions on beam.

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at Puget Sound Gymnastics for three years and Roach Gymnastics for one season…was coached by Brad Loan for four years…placed 21st in the level 10 all-around at the 2010 national championships…also finished third on vault at the regional championships in 2010.

Personal: Born June 22, 1992…majoring in business administration…graduated from Tahoma HS in 2010…parents are Dave Kilwein and Janine Bell.

PERSONALBirthdateJune 22, 1992MajorBusiness Administration

CAREER HIGHSVault9.550 at Southern UtahJan. 21, 2011Bars9.725 at CaliforniaFeb. 6, 2011BeamNoneFloor9.750 at CaliforniaFeb. 6, 2011All-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault 9.550Bars 9.339Beam ---Floor 9.618AA ---

KAILA KILWEINSophomore | 5-5 | Second Year | All-Around | Roach GymnasticsMaple Valley, Wash. | Tahoma HS

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2011 Season: Was used primarily on vault as a true freshman…also saw action on bars and floor…was in the vault lineup for eight meets…had a best of 9.675 at the Lady Luck Invitational against Kent State…also scored 9.675 against Utah State and in the three-team meet featuring Boise State and UC Davis…best bars score was 9.475 at California.

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at the club level for South Coast Gymnastics for 13 years…was named the club’s Gymnast of the Year in 2008…was the state vault champion in 2008 and placed third at regionals.

Personal: Born Nov. 5, 1992…majoring in speech pathology…graduated from Mission Viejo HS in 2010…parents are Angel and Laura Montoya…sister, Amelia, is a member of the Utah State gymnastics team.

PERSONALBirthdateNov. 5, 1992MajorSpeech Pathology

CAREER HIGHSVault9.675, three timeslast vs. Boise State, UC DavisMarch 13, 2011Bars9.475 at CaliforniaFeb. 6, 2011BeamNoneFloor9.325 at Southern UtahJan. 21, 2011All-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault 9.581Bars 9.342Beam ---Floor 9.325AA ---

MADDIE MONTOYASophomore | 5-2 | Second Year | All-Around | South Coast GymnasticsMission Viejo, Calif. | Mission Viejo HS

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2011 Season: Made an immediate impact during her first season with the team…was on the lineup on vault and floor for all 11 meets…scored 9.825 on vault against Boise State and UC Davis for her career high…best score on floor was 9.850 in that same meet…also scored 9.825 against Denver…nine of her 11 vaults scored 9.65 or better…had five floor scores of at least 9.700.

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Byers Elk Grove for 15 years… was coached by Ron Howard and Eli and Debbie Rodriguez.

Personal: Born Feb. 7, 1992…majoring in sociologu…is a 2010 graduate of Lutheran HS in Elk Grove, Calif…mother is Barbara (Yaw) Osaki…mother was a member of the Sacramento State gymnastics team from 1979-80.

PERSONALBirthdateFeb. 7, 1992MajorSociology

CAREER HIGHSVault9.825 vs. Boise State, UC DavisMarch 13, 2011BarsNoneBeamNoneFloor9.850 vs. Boise State, UC DavisMarch 13, 2011All-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault 9.616Bars ---Beam ---Floor 9.673AA ---

KATIE OSAKISophomore | 5-2 | Second Year | All-Around | Byers Elk GroveElk Grove, Calif. | Lutheran HS

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2011 Season: Competed solely on bars during her freshman season…was in the lineup at the Lady Luck Invitational…also had three exhibitions during the year…best score was 9.500 during an exhibition against San Jose State.

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at Waller’s GymJam Academy for the final four years of her club career…was coached by Chris Waller, Bob Matthews and Mahini Bhardwaj…finished third on bars at the Level 9 Regionals in 2008…also qualified for Western Nationals that same season…was a club teammate of current Hornet Kailey Hansen at GymJam.

Personal: Born Nov. 15, 1992…majoring in kinesiology…graduated from Foothill Technology HS in 2010…completed high school with a 4.0 gpa…parents are Jim and Debby Wooff.

PERSONALBirthdateNov. 15, 1992MajorKinesiology

CAREER HIGHSVaultNoneBars9.500 (ex.) vs. San Jose StateMarch 6, 2011BeamNoneFloorNoneAll-AroundNone

SEASON AVERAGES 2011Vault ---Bars 9.425Beam ---Floor ---AA ---

ASHLEY WOOFFSophomore | 5-8 | Second Year | All-Around | GymJam AcademyVentura, Calif. | Foothill Technology HS

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MEET THE HORNETS

Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Multnomah Athletic Club for her final two years…spent her first 10 years at Maydenov Gymnastics…was coached by Meg Doxtator and Ivan Alexov…was named MAC’s gymnast of the year her final two years…helped lead the team to Oregon state titles in 2010 and 2011…in 2011, she was the Level 10 all-around regional and state champion…finished fourth at the Junior Olympics on vault…also won Level 10 regional all-around titles in 2009 and 2010.

Personal: Born Nov. 8, 1992…majoring in business administration with an emphasis in accounting…is also pursuing a minor in communication studies…is named after her great-great-great-grandmother whow as a princess in the Cowlitz Indian tribe…parents are James and Yvette McCartney…a 2011 graduate of CAM HS in Battle Ground, Wash…attended Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., while still in high school where she earned her AA.

PERSONALBirthdateNov. 8, 1992MajorBusiness Administration

KALLIAH McCARTNEYFreshman | 5-7 | First Year | All-Around | Multnomah Athletic ClubVancouver, Wash. | CAM HS



Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Brown’s Gymnastics in Las Vegas…was coached by Dayna Osaacs-Waroe, Terry Gray and Wendy McGee…finished first on vault and fourth on floor at the 2010 Junior Olympics NIT…that same year, she was sixth on vault at the Region I meet…was second on beam, floor and in the all-around and third on vault at the Level 9 Region I meet in 2009…was named the club’s Most Improved Gymnast in 2009 and 2010.

Personal: Feb. 2, 1993…has yet to declare a major…parents are Michael and Michelle Necas…a 2011 graduate of Silverado HS in Las Vegas.

PERSONALBirthdateFeb. 2, 1993MajorUndeclared

TINA NECASFreshman | 5-5 | First Year | All-Around | Brown’s GymnasticsLas Vegas, Nev. | Silverado HS

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Prior to Sacramento State: Trained at Naydenov Gymnastics in Vancouver, Wash., for 14 years…was coached by Erika Bakacs and Dimitri Taskov…finished first on floor at the Level 10 regional in 2009…qualified for the NIT in 2010 and 2011.

Personal: Born Oct. 4, 1992…majoring in communication studies…parents are Roger and Traci Smith…a 2011 graduate of CAM HS in Battle Ground, Wash…also attended Clark College while still in high school where she earned her AA.

PERSONALBirthdateOct. 4, 1992MajorCommunication Studies

DALLAS SMITHFreshman | 5-3 | First Year | All-Around | Naydenov GymnasticsHeisson, Wash. | CAM HS



Prior to Sacramento State: Competed for Byers Gymnastics in Roseville, Calif., for 11 years…finish second on vault at the Level 10 state championships in 2009…helped lead Byers to a second place finish at the 2010 Level 10 Junior Olympics…won the state title on vault and finished second in the all-around for Level 9 in 2007.

Personal: Born June 17, 1993…majoring in interior architecture with a minor in business administration…parents are Charles and Judith Toergerson…brother, Chris, is a pitcher for the Wallamette University baseball team…graduated from Christian Brothers HS in Sacramento in 2011.

PERSONALBirthdateJune 17, 1993MajorInterior Architecture

CLAIRE TORGERSONFreshman | 5-3 | First Year | All-Around | Byers GymnasticsGranite Bay, Calif. | Christian Brothers HS

MEET THE HORNETS



MEET THE HORNETS

Prior to Sacramento State: Competed at the club level for Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland, Ore…was coached by Ivan Alexov and Meg Doxtator…helped the team to the 2010 Oregon state championship…was a four-time Junior Olympic qualifier and finished among the top 25 in the all-around three times…was a two-time bars champion at the the Region II Level 10 meet…finished second in the Level 10 all-around at the regional in 2009 and 2010…recorded eight meet victories on bars during the 2009-10 season…was a club teammate of current Hornet Kalliah McCartney.

Personal: Born Sept. 19, 1992…majoring in communication studies with an emphasis in public relations…parents are Chris and Debora Wonderly…a 2011 graduate of CAM HS in Battle Ground, Wash…also attended Clark College in Vancouver, Wash., while still in high school where she earned her AA.

PERSONALBirthdateSept. 19, 1992MajorCommunication Studies

KAYLA WONDERLYFreshman | 5-3 | First Year | All-Around | Multnomah Athletic ClubLa Center, Wash. | CAM HS

RECORDS/HISTORY

RECORDS/HISTORY



OREGON STATEFeb. 10 @ Davis, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ..........................Corvallis, Ore.Nickname ................................. BeaversColors ...........................Orange & BlackConference ............................ Pacific-12Arena ............................... Gill Coliseum

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................Tonya ChaplinAlma Mater ........................... UCLA, ‘90Career Record .........217-106-1 (14 yrs.)2011 Record ............................... 30-10Conference Finish ............................. 1stPostseason ...NCAA Championships (8th)National Rank ..................................8thSeries Record ..................OSU leads 8-0

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ........................... Jason AmbergE-Mail ... [email protected] .......................... (541) 737-3720Website ........................ osubeavers.com

SOUTHERN UTAHFeb. 3 @ Sacramento, Calif.Mar. 24 @ WAC (Logan, Utah)

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ....................... Cedar City, UtahNickname ......................... ThunderbirdsColors ............................Scarlet & WhiteConference ...................Western AthleticArena ............................ Centrum Arena

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................Scott BaumanAlma Mater .....................Utah State, ‘91Career Record .........178-197-1 (21 yrs.)2011 Record ............................... 12-12Conference Finish ............................2ndPostseason .......... Corvalis Regional (6th)National Rank ............................... 33rdSeries Record ................ SUU leads 10-4

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ...............................Kyle CottamE-Mail [email protected] .......................... (435) 586-7752Website ........................... suutbirds.com

CALIFORNIAJan. 6 @ Sacramento, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ..........................Berkeley, Calif.Nickname .........................Golden BearsColors .................................Blue & GoldConference ............................ Pacific-12Arena ...............................Haas Pavilion

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................Dana DuranteAlma Mater ................Arizona State, ‘95Career Record ......................... First year2011 Record ................................. 5-17Conference Finish .............................6thPostseason ................................... NoneNational Rank ................................50thSeries Record ..................Cal leads 15-8

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ..............................Doug DrabikE-Mail ................. [email protected] .......................... (510) 643-7644Website ............................ calbears.com

SAN JOSE STATEJan. 15 @ Stanford/Jan. 27 @ SacramentoMar. 16 @ San Jose/Mar. 24 @ WAC

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation .........................San Jose, Calif.Nickname ................................SpartansColors .................................Gold & BlueConference ...................Western AthleticArena ...............................Spartan Gym

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ....................Wayne WrightAlma Mater ... Acad. of Health Science, ‘86Career Record .........141-100-1 (10 yrs.)2011 Record ............................... 17-10Conference Finish ............................ 3rdPostseason .......... Corvalis Regional (4th)National Rank ................................ 31stSeries Record ........... SAC leads 38-33-1

MEDIA RELATIONSContact .................................. Amy VillaE-Mail ...................... [email protected] .......................... (480) 924-1216Website .......................sjsuspartans.com

STANFORDJan. 15 @ Stanford, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ......................... Stanford, Calif.Nickname ................................CardinalColors .........................Cardinal & WhiteConference ............................ Pacific-12Arena ............................Maples Pavilion

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................Kristen SmythAlma Mater .....................California, ‘92Career Record ........................ 160-42-12011 Record .............................. 21-7-1Conference Finish .............................4thPostseason ......Ann Arbor Regional (t4th)National Rank ................................15thSeries Record .......... Stanford leads 10-0

MEDIA RELATIONSContact .............................. David KieferE-Mail [email protected] .......................... (650) 736-7921Website .........................gostanford.com

UTAH STATEFeb. 17 @ Logan, UtahMar. 24 @ WAC (Logan, Utah)

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation .............................. Logan, UtahNickname ...................................AggiesColors .......................Navy Blue & WhiteConference ................... Western AthleticArena .............................Smith Spectrum

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ........................Jeff RichardsAlma Mater ............... Southern Utah, ‘95Career Record .....................4-54 (3 yrs.)2011 Record ..................................2-19Conference Finish ............................. 5thPostseason ....................................NoneNational Rank ................................ 47thSeries Record .................SAC leads 13-5

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ................................ Zach FisherE-Mail .................... [email protected] ........................... (435) 797-2066Website .................. utahstateaggies.com

UC DAVISJan. 15 @ Stanford/Feb. 10 @ DavisMar. 11 @ Sacramento/Mar. 16 @ San Jose

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation .............................. Davis, Calif.Nickname ...................................AggiesColors .......................... Yale Blue & GoldConference ...................Mountain PacificArena ..................................The Pavilion

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .......................John LavalleeAlma Mater ........ Springfield College, ‘87Career Record ............... 53-49-1 (5 yrs.)2011 Record ..................................9-11Conference Finish ..............................1stPostseason ....................................NoneNational Rank ............................... t43rdSeries Record ...............SAC leads 45-22

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ...............................Mark HonboE-Mail [email protected] ........................... (530) 752-8050Website .................... ucdavisaggies.com

BOISE STATEJan. 20 @ Boise, IdahoMar. 24 @ WAC (Logan, Utah)

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ..............................Boise, IdahoNickname ................................. BroncosColors .............................Blue & OrangeConference ...................Western AthleticArena ............................Taco Bell Arena

TEAM INFORMATIONCo-Head Coach .......................Tina BirdCo-Head Coach ..................Neil ResnickCareer Record .................. 81-25 (4 yrs.)2011 Record ................................. 19-6Conference Finish ............................. 1stPostseason ........... Denver Regional (3rd)National Rank ................................13thSeries Record .................BSU leads 16-7

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ........................... Michelle SmithE-Mail [email protected] .......................... (208) 426-3438Website ......................broncosports.com

THE OPPONENTS



CENTRAL MICHIGANMar. 11 @ Sacramento, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ............... Mount Pleasant, Mich.Nickname ............................ ChippewasColors ........................... Maroon & GoldConference ..................... Mid-AmericanArena ............................McGuirk Arena

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................... Jerry ReighardAlma Mater .......... Central Michigan, ‘74Career Record .........386-193-3 (26 yrs.)2011 Record ................................. 24-5Conference Finish ............................. 1stPostseason .......Tuscaloosa Regional (6th)National Rank ............................... 23rdSeries Record ................. CMU leads 3-0

MEDIA RELATIONSContact .................................Kyle KelleyE-Mail ................. [email protected] .......................... (989) 774-3277Website ................... cmuchippewas.com

ALASKA-ANCHORAGEMar. 4 @ Sacramento, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ................... Anchorage, AlaskaNickname ............................. SeawolvesColors ..............................Green & GoldConference .Mountain Pacific Sports Fed.Arena ......... Wells Fargo Sports Complex

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ........................ Paul StoklosAlma Mater ........................Arizona, ‘81Career Record .................. N/A (26 yrs.)2011 Record ................................. 3-15Conference Finish .............................4thPostseason ................................... NoneNational Rank ...............................62ndSeries Record ................ SAC leads 40-2

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ...............................Nate SaganE-Mail .................. [email protected] .......................... (907) 786-4877Website ...................... goseawolves.com

THE OPPONENTS

2012 NCAA Regional SitesApril 7, 2012

Auburn RegionalAuburn (Auburn Arena)Auburn, Ga.

Champaign RegionalIllinois (Assembly Hall)Champaign, Ill.

Fayetteville RegionalArkansas (Barnhill Arena)Fayetteville, Ark.

Raleigh RegionalN.C. State (Reynolds Coliseum)Raleigh, N.C.

Salt Lake City RegionalUtah (Huntsman Center)Salt Lake City, Utah

Seattle RegionalWashington (Bank of America Arena)Seattle, Wash.

2012 NCAA ChampionshipsApril 20-22Gwinnett CenterDuluth, Ga.

WAC CHAMPIONSHIPSMar. 24 @ Utah State

MEET INFORMATIONTime 5 p.m. PTArena Smith SpectrumLocation Logan, UtahTeams Denver Sacramento State San Jose State Southern Utah Utah State

2010 REVIEWTeam Standings1. Boise State 195.7002. Southern Utah 194.8253. San Jose State 193.9254. Sacramento State 193.5505. Utah State 191.8506. Cal State Fullerton 191.650

Individual ChampionsVT - Amy Glass, BSU 9.900UB - Redmon, BSU/Click, SUU 9.850BM - Brooke Cersosimo, SUU 9.925FX - Alaina Baker, CSF 9.900AA - Elise Wheeler, CSF 39.125

Kailey Hansen tied for fifth at the 2010 NCAA West Regional on floor.

DENVERFeb. 25 @ Denver, Colo.Mar. 24 @ WAC (Logan, Utah)

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ............................Denver, Colo.Nickname ................................ PioneersColors ...........................Crimson & GoldConference ...................Western AthleticArena ............................Magness Arena

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..... Melissa Kutcher-RinehartAlma Mater ......................... Florida, ‘93Career Record .........228-122-2 (12 yrs.)2011 Record ............................... 13-12Conference Finish .......................... N/APostseason ............Denver Regional (4th)National Rank ................................17thSeries Record .................... DU leads 3-0

MEDIA RELATIONSContact .................................... Liz AlleyE-Mail .......................... [email protected] .......................... (303) 871-4990Website .................. denverpioneers.com

SEATTLE PACIFICMar. 11 @ Sacramento, Calif.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation ...........................Seattle, Wash.Nickname ..................................FalconsColors ..........................Maroon & WhiteConference .Mountain Pacific Sports Fed.Arena ....................... Brougham Pavilion

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ...................... Laurel TindallAlma Mater ................Seattle Pacific, ‘75Career Record .................. N/A (37 yrs.)2011 Record ................................. 4-21Conference Finish ............................ 3rdPostseason ................................... NoneNational Rank ................................ 61stSeries Record .............. SAC leads 34-21

MEDIA RELATIONSContact ..................................Dan LepseE-Mail ...................... [email protected] .......................... (206) 281-2741Website ......................... spufalcons.com



2011 MEET RESULTS Team Scores Sacramento State Individual LeaderDate Team Vault Bars Beam Floor Total Vault Bars Beam Floor All-AroundJan. 7 Central Michigan 48.450 48.650 48.550 47.925 193.575 Bieber Ono Blauvelt Hansen Blauvelt at Sacramento State 48.125 44.425 46.225 47.100 185.875 9.725 9.325 9.725 9.700 37.900 Alaska Anchorage 47.575 45.650 45.450 47.050 185.725 Wisconsin-La Crosse 46.450 43.300 45.325 44.975 180.050Jan. 14 Lady Luck Invitational (Las Vegas) #12 Kent State 48.975 48.925 48.900 48.675 195.475 Hansen Kilwein Hansen Hansen Blauvelt Sacramento State 48.150 46.600 46.850 48.025 189.625 9.775 9.625 9.775 9.825 37.375Jan. 21 at #24 Southern Utah 48.675 48.925 49.050 49.100 195.750 Hansen Meiller Blauvelt Hansen None Sacramento State 48.200 47.775 47.000 47.975 190.950 9.750 9.800 9.725 9.775Jan. 28 at #34 San Jose State 48.825 48.400 47.400 48.800 193.425 Osaki Blauvelt Zamolo Kilwein Blauvelt Sacramento State 47.975 47.275 47.125 47.625 190.000 9.700 9.725 9.675 9.600 37.675Feb. 6 Sacramento State 48.175 48.500 47.825 48.400 192.900 Osaki Lipka Zamolo Lipka Blauvelt at California 47.875 48.675 47.425 48.725 192.700 9.675 9.775 9.775 9.875 38.100Feb. 11 at Sacramento State 48.350 46.975 47.975 48.700 192.000 Hansen Blauvelt Hansen Hansen None Utah State 48.525 46.875 47.575 47.700 190.675 9.725 9.850 9.675 9.875Feb. 18 Sacramento State 48.025 46.975 47.900 48.475 191.375 Hansen Blauvelt Guerrero Lipka Blauvelt at Cal State Fullerton 47.250 47.275 46.300 47.900 188.725 9.700 9.775 9.800 9.825 38.350Feb. 25 #12 Denver 48.675 48.400 48.200 48.700 193.975 Two Tied Blauvelt Two Tied Hansen Blauvelt at Sacramento State 48.225 47.100 47.300 49.050 191.675 9.700 9.700 9.675 9.875 38.550Mar. 6 #31 San Jose State 48.325 47.975 47.075 48.750 192.125 Two Tied Meiller Hansen Two Tied Blauvelt at Sacramento State 48.475 48.475 48.475 48.600 194.025 9.700 9.775 9.650 9.775 38.250Mar. 13 #13 Boise State 49.375 49.250 48.875 49.450 197.050 Three tied Blauvelt Zamolo Hansen Blauvelt at Sacramento State 48.875 48.600 48.575 49.025 195.075 9.825 9.850 9.850 9.875 38.600 UC Davis 48.925 48.875 47.675 48.700 194.175Mar. 19 WAC Championships (San Jose, Calif.) Meiller Meiller Zamolo Barrick Lipka #13 Boise State 49.175 48.825 48.750 48.950 195.700 9.775 9.775 9.900 9.800 38.150 #33 Southern Utah 48.600 48.100 49.325 48.800 194.825 #34 at San Jose State 48.775 48.650 47.650 48.850 193.925 Sacramento State 48.625 48.075 48.250 48.600 193.550 Utah State 47.750 48.475 47.175 48.450 191.850 Cal State Fullerton 48.250 46.800 48.125 48.475 191.650



AAbbott, Kristy ................1987-91Aeder, Stefanie .............2002-05Akamine, Dayle .................2010Allen, Corinne....................2003Anderson, Rachel ..........2003-05Andres, Evan ................1989-90Angyal, Chantal ............2009-11Arnold, Andi ................1996-99Arriaga, Elisa ....................1979Atwater, Karen ..............1984-85Augustine, Mimi ............1987-89

BBaisdon, Wendy............1999-02Baker, Ashlei .................2007-08Barber, Kelli ..................1982-83Barrick, Bethany ............2009-11Basgall, Amber .............2005-09Bass, Tiffany .................2004-07Benham, Diane ..................1990Benson, Bonnie .............1993-95Bertrand, Rosalie ...........1989-92Bertussi, Desi .....................1996Beutler, Cayla ........... 2009-pres.Bieber, Amanda ............2007-11Bitcon, Teresa ................2002-03Blaschke, Felicia .................1991Blauvelt, Amanda ..........2008-11Boltz, Amy ....................1984-85Boomgarden, Fawn .......1982-85Boosembark, Renea .......1984-86Borisova, Marina ..........2006-09Brender, Stephanie .............2000Bresnahan, Shauna ......1977, 79Bright, Kahea .....................1978Brillault, Katie ....................1993Broughton, Kim ..................1999Brownlee, Sheery ...............1987Burge, Becky .................1985-86Burge, Megan ....................1985Burgess, Sharee ............2003-06Bybee, Jennifer ..................1991

CCadondon, Natalie .......1995-98Cantrell, Cathy ..............1986-88Castanon, Becky ...........2000-01Chan, Alycia.................2008-09Chi, Joannie ......................1991Coleman, Binta .............2001-04Condren, Trista .............2003-06

Cope, Doni ........................1989Cowley, Lisa .......................1987Crowell, Brooke ............2000-03

DDeFries, Niki ......................1993Denis, Nicole ................1997-99Diamond, Jenny ............2000-03Doak, Heather ..............1994-97Donahue, Judy ...................1989Donkin, Jamie ....................2003Drumm, Creslyn .................1977Dyson, Lauren ...............2007-10

EEaton, Shai ...................1992-95Eldridge, Sarah .............1996-98Elliott, Michelle ...................1992Evans, Kristen ....................1987Evanson, Teri .....................1982

FFerry, DeAnn .....................1992Fifer, Linda ....................1977-78Fisher, Cheryl ................1985-86Foote, Brenda ....................2000

GGemein, April Lynn .......2009-10Genovese, Melissa ........2005-08Guerrero, Elideth ...... 2011-pres.Giao, Nicole .................2005-08Gibler, Karla ......................1986Gillette, Lori ..................1999-02Gonzalez, Cindy ...........2004-05Goold, Lara ..................1999-02Gosland, Michelle .........1985-86Greer, Meloney .............2002-05

HHall, Natasha ...............1992-95Hansen, Kailey ......... 2011-pres.Harrison, Jill .................1993-94Hart, Cindy ...................1984-85Henriques, Molly ...........1985-88Hibler, Courtney ............2004-07Hicks, DeeDee....................1986Hoffman, Jessica ...........2002-05Holzgang, Jean ..................1989Hoover, Barbara ................1977Howley, Trayce ..............1994-96Hughes, Polly ................1993-95

Hummel, Sue ................1979-82Hutzenbiler, Julie ...........2003-06

IIdler, Erika ....................1989-91

JJohnson, Mandy............1997-98Jonasson, Diane ............1990-93Jones, Lindsey ...............2000-01

KKammerud, Katrina .......1991-94Kechter, Kristin ..............1992-93Kelly, Cathy ..................1990-91Kilwein, Kaila ........... 2011-pres.Kinghorn, Carrie ...........2003-06Kinser, Kaitie .................2008-11Koyasako, Lori ...................1981Kunkel, Nancy ...................1977

LLagomarsino, Patti ..............1982Langkamp, Amy ............2001-02Langraff, Laura .............1979-80Lashbrook, Becky ...............1979LaVasseur, Erin ...................1988Lipka, Jasmine ..............2008-11Loduca, Maria ...................1981Love, Jessica ......................2006Luttrell, Laura .....................1979Lutz, Elizabeth ...............1998-01

MMacDonald, Cynthia ..........1986Martin, Megan ...................1992Mathes, Melissa ............1991-94Mattis, Kim ...................1995-98McCarter-Ribakoff, Hava 2005-08McFetridge, Kathy .........1984-85McIlraith, Kimberly .............1991McKean, Jennifer ...............1981Meiller, Nicole .......... 2010-pres.Meyer, Terri ..................1981-85Miranda, Maria .................1985Mizuno, Lauren ..................2009Montoya, Maddie ..... 2011-pres.Morari, Brooke ..................2006Morlan, Sheryl ...................1986Muchison, Sari ..............1985-86

ALL-TIME ROSTERN

Narasaki, Kimiye ..........2003-06Narwald, Leah ..............1980-82Nelson, Heidi ................1982-83Nomura, Lisa .....................1996Normandin, Kelli................2007Norvell, Lizzy................2007-10

OO’Connor, Beth .............1999-02O’Connor, Colleen .............1989Onaga, Alyssa ..............2005-08Ondeck, Erin .....................1999Ono, Emiko .............. 2010-pres.Ortega, Heather............1996-97Osaki, Katie ............. 2011-pres.Ouellette, Jacqueline .....1991-94

PPachinger, Katharine ..........2006Pajita, Dominique ...............1989Parr, Jolane...................1998-01Patterson, Charline .............1979Peck, Mary ............... 2009-pres.Peltzman, Wendy ...............1991Perez, Amanda .............2008-10Perpall, Sue ..................1982-83Petersen, Toni ................2000-04Pottinger, Janet ...................1980Prescott, Melissa ............1999-02Purdy, Courtney .................2003

RRaber, Dana ......................2002Reginato, Dina ...................1980Reid, Rhonda .....................1980Renick, Lisa ........................1991Roach, Lisa ........................1978Roberts, Crystal .................1977Rogl, Terri ..........................1989Ross, Kym .....................1982-84Ruiz, Adonna................1995-96Ryan, Kelly ........................1988

SSaltou, Cindy .....................1989Schindler, Lisa ...............1993-96Schuld, Tina ..................1977-78Schultz, Lisa .......................1991Schwartz, Kerrie ...........1984-86Scneder, Theresa ................1979Scoville, Jami ................1998-01

Seebirt, Rebecca ...........1994-97Seibel, Sharon ...................1986Seivers, Jennifer ............1989-90Servis, Kathi .................1983-84Sheery, Kim ..................1986-87Shoults, Kim ..................1994-97Simon, Sandy ....................1983Simonson, Dina ..................1997Sisler, Bailey .................2008-09Solomon, Sara ..............1999-00Sorensen, Karen ............1999-02Stone, Jennifer ..............1988-91Stubblefied, Eryn ...........2007-10

TTakeda, Traci ................2007-10Tardif, Jennifer ..............1995-96Thomas, Widdy .................1977Toubman, Stephanie . 2009-pres.Tsurumoto, Alexis ..........2004-08Turner, Kelly ..................2002-05

WWacker, Cindy ...................1977Walden, Carrie .............1984-85Warhola, Christy ...........2000-01Watkins, Dorie ..............1980-83Watson, Wendy ............1982-84Wetherholt, Kim ............1987-89Williams, Sara ..............2004-07Williams, Sarina ...........2000-03Williams, Susan .................2003Wing, Kris .........................1990Wooff, Ashley .......... 2011-pres.Wu, Loretta ...................1977-78

YYah, Barbara ................1979-80Yost, Vivian ........................1979

ZZaher, Nirvana .............2002-05Zamolo, Lissa ................2007-11

The Hornets had five seniors on the 2011 team comprised of (L-R) Amanda Bieber, Amanda Blauvelt, Kaitie Kinser, Jasmine Lipka and Lissa Zamolo.



Total Team Scores1. at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04) ...........................................195.8752. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04) .....................................................195.4003. WAC Championships (3-21-09) .........................................................195.3504. at UC Davis (3-17-06) .......................................................................195.3255. at WAC Championships (3-31-07) .....................................................195.275 Western Independent Championships (3-24-01) ..................................195.2757. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08) ......................................195.2508. UC Davis (3-12-06) ...........................................................................195.1759. at UC Davis/Cal/San Jose State (3-23-07) .........................................195.15010. Boise State/UC Davis (3-13-11) .......................................................195.075

Best Home Score - WAC Championships (3-21-09) .................................195.350Best Road Score - Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04) ........................195.875Best WAC Championships Score - at Sacramento State (3-21-09) ............195.350Best NCAA Regional Score - at Oregon State (4-12-08) ..........................193.575

Vault1. UC Davis (3-12-06) .............................................................................49.050 Cal State Fullerton/UC Davis (3-12-04) ................................................49.050 at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04) .............................................49.0504. WAC Championships (3-21-09) ...........................................................49.0005. at CS Fullerton/Oregon State/Washington (1-7-05) ..............................48.9756. at MPSF Championships (3-23-02) .......................................................48.9257. Boise State/UC Davis (3-13-11) ...........................................................48.875 at WAC Championships (3-31-07) .......................................................48.8759. at Cal Invitational (3-16-02) .................................................................48.85010. at Utah State (2-24-06) .....................................................................48.825 Cal State Fullerton (3-18-05) ..............................................................48.825

Uneven Bars1. at Western Independent Championships (3-27-99) ................................49.2502. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04) .......................................................49.150 UCSB/Northern Illinois/Alaska Anchorage (3-14-99) ............................49.1504. Western Independent Championships (3-24-01) ....................................49.1255. San Jose State (3-18-07) .....................................................................49.075 UC Davis (3-13-05) .............................................................................49.075 at UC Davis (1-26-01) .........................................................................49.075 at California (3-3-00) ..........................................................................49.0759. Seattle Pacific (2-15-02) ......................................................................49.050 at Cal Invitational (3-16-02) .................................................................49.050

Balance Beam1. at WAC Championships (3-31-07) .......................................................49.3252. at Utah State (3-19-10) .......................................................................49.2753. at UC Davis/Cal/San Jose State (3-23-07) ...........................................49.1004. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08) ........................................49.0755. San Jose State (1-19-10) .....................................................................49.000 Southern Utah (2-15-08) .....................................................................49.0007. at San Jose State/UW-Stout (2-1-08)....................................................48.9758. at Utah State (1-18-08) .......................................................................48.9009. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-13-09) ......................................48.825 at UC Davis/Stanford/San Jose State (3-23-08) ....................................48.825

Floor Exercise1. Cal State Fullerton/UC Davis (3-12-04) ................................................49.3752. at MPSF Championships (3-20-04) .......................................................49.350 UC Davis/Air Force (3-22-03) .............................................................49.3504. MPSF Championships (3-29-03) ...........................................................49.3005. Cal State Fullerton (3-18-05) ................................................................49.2756. Western Independent Championships (3-24-01) ....................................49.200 at UC Davis (1-26-01) .........................................................................49.2008. California/UC Davis/Seattle Pacific (3-7-08) ........................................49.100 at UC Davis (3-17-06) .........................................................................49.10010. UC Davis (3-13-05) ...........................................................................49.075 at Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (3-5-04) ...........................................49.075

Bold - 2011 scores

The 1999 team (right) became the first Hornet squad to advance to the NCAA Regionals. The team also finished third at the USAG Nationals. The 2009 team (above) posted the third best score in program history and the highest since 2004 with a 195.350 at the WAC Championships which were held at Sacramento State.

TEAM RECORDS



Wendy Baisdon

Marina Borisova (left) and Binta Coleman (right) share the school all-around record with a score of 39.350. The pair account for 10 of the top 11 all-around scores in Sacramento State history with Borisova recording eight of those marks. Coleman recorded her high score while leading the Hornets to the 2004 MPSF title in her final regular season meet. Borisova scored her two scores as a sophomore. Borisova also joined Melissa Genovese and Alexis Tsurumoto as the only Hornets to compete at the NCAA Regionals four times.

Rebecca Seebirt

Lori Gillette

Stefanie Aeder

Melissa Genovese

Vault1. 9.950 Rebecca Seebirt vs. Seattle Pacific ....................3-1-972. 9.925 Rebecca Seebirt at Western Indep. Champ. ....3-22-97 Rebecca Seebirt at San Jose State ....................3-8-97 Rebecca Seebirt vs. UC Santa Barbara ...........3-10-965. 9.900 Alycia Chan at WAC Championships .............3-21-09 Binta Coleman vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis.......3-12-04 Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage ..........1-18-03 Rebecca Seebirt at UCSB Invite ......................3-13-97 Rebecca Seebirt vs. Air Force ........................3-19-9510. 9.875 Amber Basgall vs. Cal/UCD/SPU ..................3-13-09 Alycia Chan at UC Davis/Stanford/SJSU .......3-23-08 Trista Condren vs. UC Davis ..........................3-12-06 Nirvana Zaher at MPSF Championships .........3-25-05 Jessica Hoffman at CSF/OSU/Washington ......1-7-05 Nirvana Zaher at MPSF Championships .........3-20-04 Nirvana Zaher vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis ......3-12-04 Nirvana Zaher at Alaska Anchorage .............1-18-03 Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage ..........1-17-03 Rebecca Seebirt at San Jose State ..................2-16-96

Uneven Bars1. 9.950 Lori Gillette vs. UC Davis ...............................3-15-02 Wendy Baisdon vs. NIU/UAA/UCSB .............3-14-993. 9.925 Meloney Greer vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis ......3-12-04 Jolane Parr vs. Western Indep. Champ. ..........3-24-01 Wendy Baisdon at Western Indep. Champ. ....3-27-99 Kim Broughton at Western Indep. Champ. ......3-27-997. 9.900 Amber Basgall at WAC Championships .........3-21-09 Marina Borisova vs. San Jose State ................3-18-07 Marina Borisova vs. Alaska Anchorage..........2-16-07 Alexis Tsurumoto at MPSF Championships ......3-25-05 Binta Coleman at MPSF Championships .........3-20-04 Meloney Greer at MPSF Championships ........3-20-04 Jessica Hoffman vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis ....3-12-04 Binta Coleman vs. MPSF Championships ........3-29-03 Wendy Baisdon at UC Davis .........................1-26-01 Wendy Baisdon vs. Cal State Fullerton ...........1-20-01

Balance Beam1. 9.950 Melissa Genovese vs. Cal/UCD/SPU ...............3-7-082. 9.925 Traci Takeda at Southern Utah .......................1-23-09 Melissa Genovese vs. Southern Utah ..............2-15-08 Nirvana Zaher at Seattle Pacific ....................2-22-025. 9.900 Lissa Zamolo at WAC Championships ...........3-19-11 Cayla Boyce at Utah State .............................3-19-10 Melissa Genovese vs. Alaska Anchorage..........3-2-08 Melissa Genovese at WAC Championships ....3-31-07 Melissa Genovese at UC Davis ......................3-17-06 Kimiye Narasaki at UC Davis ........................3-17-06 Melissa Genovese at Utah State .....................2-24-06 Tiffany Bass at Salbasgeon Suites Invit..............3-5-04 Binta Coleman at SJSU/UC Davis ..................2-20-04Floor Exercise1. 9.950 Stefanie Aeder vs. Cal State Fullerton .............3-18-05 Stefanie Aeder vs. CS Fullerton/UC Davis ......3-12-043. 9.925 Marina Borisova at UC Davis/Cal/SJSU ........3-23-07 Marina Borisova vs. Boise State .....................1-28-07 Stefanie Aeder vs. UCD/Alaska Anchorage ...2-25-05 Stefanie Aeder at CSF/OSU/Washington ........1-7-05 Stefanie Aeder at MPSF Championships .........3-20-04 Jenny Diamond vs. MPSF Championships .......3-29-03 Toni Petersen at Western Indep. Champ..........3-18-00 Andi Arnold vs. Massachusetts ......................3-20-99

All-Around1. 39.350 Marina Borisova at UC Davis/Cal/SJSU .....3-23-07 Marina Borisova at SJSU/UC Davis ............2-23-07 Binta Coleman at MPSF Championships ......3-20-044. 39.325 Toni Petersen at MPSF Championships ........3-23-025. 39.275 Marina Borisova at UCD/Stanford/SJSU ....3-23-08 Marina Borisova at WAC Championships ...3-31-07 Marina Borisova vs. San Jose State ............3-18-078. 39.250 Binta Coleman vs. Seattle Pacific ................1-23-049. 39.200 Marina Borisova vs. Cal/UCD/SPU ............3-13-09 Marina Borisova vs. Cal/UCD/SPU ..............3-7-08 Marina Borisova at Alaska Anchorage .......1-21-07

All-Around Class RecordsSenior - Binta Coleman at MPSF Champs. (3-20-04) ........ 39.350 Junior - Toni Petersen at MPSF Champs. (3-23-02) .......... 39.325Sophomore - Marina Borisova (two times)........................ 39.350Freshman - Binta Coleman at Western Indep. (3-24-01) ... 39.175

Freshman Class RecordsVault - Kimiye Narasaki at Alaska Anchorage (1-18-03) .... 9.900 Bars - Wendy Baisdon vs. NIU/UAA/UCSB (3-14-99) ....... 9.950Beam - Nirvana Zaher at Seattle Pacific (2-22-02) ............. 9.925Floor - Toni Petersen at Western Indep. Champ. (3-18-00) .. 9.925

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS



INDIVIDUAL HONORS

National ChampionsYear Name Events2000 Toni Petersen (NIT) FX1997 Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT1995 Natalie Cadondon (USAG) AA Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT1994 Rebecca Seebirt (USAG) VT1984 Terri Meyer (NCAA Div. II) BM

Hornet All-AmericansYear* Name Events1999 Andi Arnold Vault, Floor Wendy Baisdon Bars Kim Broughton Bars Jami Scoville Beam1997 Rebecca Seebirt Vault, Beam, All-Around1996 Sarah Anderson Beam Natalie Cadondon Bars, Beam, All-Around Lisa Schindler Vault Rebecca Seebirt Vault, Beam Kim Shoults Vault1995 Natalie Cadondon Bars, Beam, All-Around Shai Eaton Beam Lisa Schindler Vault, Bars Rebecca Seebirt Vault1994 Lisa Schindler Vault, Bars, All-Around Rebecca Seebirt Vault Jill Harrison Bars Polly Hughes Beam1993 Diane Jonasson Bars, All-Around1984 Renea Boosembark Beam Terri Meyer Beam1981 Sue Hummel Vault, Bars Jennifer McKean Beam Terri Meyer Beam, All-Around Leah Narwald Beam1980 Janet Pottinger Bars*All-America honors from 1980 to 1999 were earned at the USA Gymnas-tics (USAG) level.

NCAA Regional QualifiersYear Name Events2011 Kailey Hansen Floor Lissa Zamolo Beam2010 Cayla Boyce Beam Nicole Meiller Vault Eryn Stubblefield All-Around2009 Marina Borisova All-Around Eryn Stubblefield All-Around Traci Takeda Beam2008 Team2007 Team2006 Team2005 Stefanie Aeder Floor Melissa Genovese Beam Alexis Tsurumoto Bars2004 Stefanie Aeder Floor Binta Coleman All-Around Meloney Greer Bars Nirvana Zaher All-Around2003 Jessica Hoffman All-Around Kimiye Narasaki Vault Nirvana Zaher All-Around2002 Lori Gillette Bars

Toni Petersen All-Around Nirvana Zaher Vault2001 Toni Petersen Bars Jami Scoville Floor2000 Wendy Baisdon Beam1999 Team1998 Kim Mattis All-Around1997 Kim Mattis All-Around1996 Natalie Cadondon All-Around Rebecca Seebirt All-Around1995 Natalie Cadondon All-Around Lisa Schindler All-Around Rebecca Seebirt All-Around1994 Lisa Schindler All-Around, Vault

WAC ChampionsYear Name Events2010 Cayla Boyce Beam2009 Amber Basgall Bars2007 Melissa Genovese Beam Marina Borisova Floor2006 Marina Borisova Floor

MPSF ChampionsYear Name Events2005 Stefanie Aeder Floor Alexis Tsurumoto Bars Nirvana Zaher All-Around2004 Binta Coleman All-Around Nirvana Zaher Vault2003 Binta Coleman Bars Nirvana Zaher Vault2002 Toni Petersen All-Around Toni Petersen Vault Toni Petersen Floor Nirvana Zaher Beam

WAC AwardsYear Name2006 Marina Borisova Freshman of the Year

MPSF AwardsYear Name2005 Nirvana Zaher Gymnast of the Year2003 Jenny Diamond Gymnast of the Year

Academic All-NACGCYear Name2011 Dayle Akamine, Chantal Angyal, Bethany Barrick, Amanda Blauvelt, Cayla Boyce, Kaila Kilwein, Nicole Meiller, Emiko Ono, Katie Osaki, Bailey Sisler 2010 Dayle Akamine, Chantal Angyal, Ashlei Baker, Amanda Blauvelt, Cayla Boyce, April Gemein, Nicole Meiller, Lizzy Norvell, Emiko Ono, Amanda Perez, Bailey Sisler, Eryn Stubblefield 2009 Chantal Angyal, Amanda Blauvelt, Cayla Boyce, Eryn Stubblefield2008 Amanda Blauvelt, Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Eryn Stubblefield, Alexis Tsurumoto2007 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Eryn Stubblefield, Alexis Tsurumoto2006 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao, Carrie Kinghorn, Jessica Love, Hava McCarter-Ribakoff, Alexis Tsurumoto2005 Melissa Genovese, Nicole Giao, Meloney Greer, Carrie Kinghorn, Hava McCarter- Ribakoff, Alexis Tsurumoto2004 Stefanie Aeder, Meloney Greer, Carrie Kinghorn, Alexis Tsurumoto2003 Rachel Anderson, Jamie Donkin, Sarina Williams2002 Stefanie Aeder, Lara Goold, Melissa Prescott, Nirvana Zaher2001 Jolane Parr, Jami Scoville, Karen Sorensen2000 Lara Goold, Jami Scoville, Sara Solomon, Karen Sorensen1999 Andi Arnold, Kim Broughton, Jami Scoville, Sara Solomon1998 Jami Scoville1997 Heather Doak, Kim Shoults1996 Heather Doak, Rebecca Seebirt Kim Shoults1995 Heather Doak, Kim Shoults 1994 Katrina Kammerud1992 Jackie Ouellette1989 Mimi Augustine

Top: Andi Arnold earned USAG All-America honors on vault and floor in 1999.

Middle: Jenny Diamond was the 2003 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Gym-nast of the Year.

Bottom: Natalie Cadondon was a six-time USAG All-American during her career. She was also the USAG all-around champion in 1995.



The 1992 squad (above) was the first Hornet gymnastics team to compete at the Div. I level.

1992Record: 10-15Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/17 164.650 L at Alaska Anchorage 164.4501/18 167.400 W at Alaska Anchorage 166.6501/25 176.400 3rd George Lewis Invite (Seattle, Wash.) L Boise State 187.250 L at Seattle Pacific 187.250 W Alaska Anchorage 174.650 W Calgary 168.750 W Alberta 158.9501/31 173.700 W SAN JOSE STATE 102.9502/7 177.300 L Boise State 186.150 L UC Santa Barbara 186.150 W at San Jose State 149.9502/21 171.800 3rd UCSB Classic L San Jose State 183.550 L UC Davis 182.250 W at UC Santa Barbara 164.100 W Calgary 156.200 W Alberta 147.7502/28 175.500 L at Stanford 189.650 L California 189.0503/7 177.250 L SOUTHERN UTAH 186.850 L ALASKA ANCHORAGE 179.0503/14 178.700 L UC DAVIS 187.9003/15 178.400 L at UC Davis 188.100 L West Virginia 186.5503/21 180.850 L Stanford 192.450 W at San Jose State 160.150

1993Record: 8-15Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/16 174.750 L UC SANTA BARBARA 178.6001/22 180.200 L at UC Davis 182.3001/23 179.000 L UC DAVIS 182.9502/6 182.000 L at UC Santa Barbara 188.500 L Texas Woman’s 184.7502/12 181.300 W at Alaska Anchorage 175.5502/13 180.650 W at Alaska Anchorage 177.6502/19 181.300 L at San Jose State 183.8502/27 181.200 W SAN JOSE STATE 178.3503/6 183.950 L at Seattle Pacific 187.450 L Ball State 185.6503/13 182.950 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 177.5503/20 183.950 4th Big West Championship (Fullerton, Calif.) L at Cal State Fullerton 191.700 L Utah State 189.950 L UC Santa Barbara 185.800 W San Jose State 182.4504/8 183.200 5th USAG Prelims (Springfield, Mass.) L Texas Woman’s 187.950 L UC Davis 185.200 L Centenary 185.000 L Seattle Pacific 184.350 W So. Connecticut State 192.300 W at Springfield 182.050 W Alaska Anchorage 174.750

1994Record: 9-22Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/28 174.425 L at Stanford 188.325 L Washington 186.0252/13 179.350 L Southern Utah 184.250 L UC Santa Barbara 182.825 L at San Jose State 181.7502/18 177.325 L at UC Davis 180.7752/20 181.275 L UC DAVIS 181.5002/25 186.750 L Michigan 194.400 L at Cal State Fullerton 192.050 W San Jose State 181.1003/4 183.425 L STANFORD 189.4753/11 183.950 L at California 189.625 L Illinois 182.475 L Seattle Pacific 181.9503/18 181.900 W SAN JOSE STATE 182.2503/19 184.750 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 177.075 W AIR FORCE 176.9753/27 185.075 4th Big West Championship (San Jose, Calif.) L Cal State Fullerton 190.500 L Utah State 190.450 L UC Santa Barbara 189.050 W San Jose State 180.0504/12 185.500 3rd USAG Prelims (Denton, Texas) L at Texas Woman’s 189.475 L Seattle Pacific 185.700 L Centenary 185.100 W UC Davis 184.400 W Maryland 184.050 W Air Force 181.825 W Bridgeport 181.5504/14 185.500 4th USAG Finals (Denton, Texas) L at Texas Woman’s 189.050 L Centenary 188.750 L Seattle Pacific 186.425

1995Record: 20-7Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/13 178.100 L at Seattle Pacific 179.4001/16 182.075 W at Alaska Anchorage 182.0751/27 183.975 L SAN JOSE STATE 184.250 W HAMLINE 161.1002/4 185.100 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 181.4002/10 185.775 L at UC Santa Barbara 188.775 W Texas Woman’s 185.925 W UC Davis 179.7752/17 184.375 L Cal State Fullerton 188.200 W at San Jose State 183.9752/24 187.505 W Centenary 185.430 W at UC Davis 182.6252/25 186.800 W CENTENARY 185.320 W CALGARY 168.8503/3 188.130 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 180.6303/10 187.780 W UC DAVIS 183.7303/19 185.475 W AIR FORCE 182.5754/13 188.075 3rd USAG Prelims (Denton, Texas) L at Texas Woman’s 190.100 L Seattle Pacific 189.025 W Bridgeport 187.325 W Maryland 186.200 W UC Davis 183.650 W Air Force 183.025 W So. Connecticut State 182.7254/14 189.550 2nd USAG Finals (Denton, Texas) L at Texas Woman’s 190.725 W Seattle Pacific 189.250 W Bridgeport 186.225

1996Record: 16-11Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/19 185.725 L Arizona 191.875 L at California 190.875 W San Jose State 183.6001/28 186.025 L at UC Santa Barbara 185.2502/2 184.775 L SAN JOSE STATE 185.8252/9 185.225 L at Denver 189.873 W Texas Woman’s 185.1002/11 189.675 W Texas Woman’s 188.850 W at Air Force 185.7502/16 189.150 L at San Jose State 191.1252/24 187.300 L at UC Davis 189.8503/1 186.125 L at Cal State Fullerton 191.3253/10 190.125 W UC SANTA BARBARA 185.6253/16 189.275 W UC DAVIS 188.175 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 182.8003/22 188.850 W AIR FORCE 186.1503/30 190.850 1st Western Independent Champ. (Davis, Calif.) W at UC Davis 190.375 W Seattle Pacific 189.925 W Alaska Anchorage 183.7504/18 190.125 3rd USAG Prelims (Seattle, Wash.) L Texas Woman’s 190.625 L at Seattle Pacific 190.425 W UC Davis 188.250 W UC Santa Barbara 187.150 W So. Connecticut State 185.4004/19 191.250 2nd USAG Finals (Seattle, Wash.) L Texas Woman’s 191.275 W UC Davis 191.150 W at Seattle Pacific 190.425

1997Record: 17-15Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/17 186.100 L at Seattle Pacific 186.4751/25 185.250 L SAN JOSE STATE 185.550 W M.I.T. 171.2751/31 186.000 L at San Jose State 188.7002/8 189.775 W UC SANTA BARBARA 186.6752/9 188.600 L at UC Davis 188.7502/14 189.600 L UC DAVIS 192.7252/21 188.725 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.1752/22 190.150 W at Alaska Anchorage 185.0503/1 191.300 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.500 W CALGARY 148.3003/8 189.650 L California 190.400 W UC Santa Barbara 189.650 W at San Jose State 188.1753/13 191.875 L Missouri 192.525 W Cal State Fullerton 190.400 W at UC Santa Barbara 189.500 W Rhode Island 186.8753/22 190.800 4th Western Independent Champ. (Seattle, Wash.) L at Seattle Pacific 192.125 L UC Davis 191.975 L San Jose State 191.850 W Alaska Anchorage 186.7254/10 188.425 4th USAG Prelims (Seattle, Wash.) L at Seattle Pacific 190.975 L Texas Woman’s 190.950 L UC Santa Barbara 189.950 W Air Force 187.875 W Bridgeport 187.100 W UC Davis 184.475 W So. Connecticut State 183.1254/11 189.800 3rd USAG Finals (Seattle, Wash.) L at Seattle Pacific 192.250 L Texas Woman’s 191.525 W UC Santa Barbara 189.150

ALL-TIME RESULTS



1998Record: 9-16-1Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/23 178.825 L at Washington 191.250 L Utah State 187.125 L California 186.6501/24 182.725 L at Seattle Pacific 185.2751/30 182.100 L Arizona State 191.575 L at California 188.075 L Seattle Pacific 184.5752/13 180.525 T at San Jose State 180.5252/14 183.850 L at UC Davis 188.7502/20 183.375 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 181.9002/22 186.950 W SAN JOSE STATE 185.3003/6 187.650 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.2003/7 187.025 W at Alaska Anchorage 182.9653/14 188.025 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 184.6503/15 188.375 L UC DAVIS 189.3753/21 186.725 3rd Western Independent Champ. x (Seattle, Wash.) L at Seattle Pacific 192.650 L UC Davis 189.500 W San Jose State 185.975 W Alaska Anchorage 183.2004/9 186.475 6th USAG Prelims (New Haven, Conn.) L Texas Woman’s 191.000 L Seattle Pacific 189.650 L UC Davis 188.200 L at So. Connecticut State 186.525 L UC Santa Barbara 186.500 W Vermont 182.175 W Yale 182.025

1999Record: 28-12Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/16 183.925 W at Cal State Fullerton 180.4251/22 187.125 L at Utah State 191.025 L Southern Utah 189.7001/30 187.825 W at San Jose State 186.750 W Seattle Pacific 183.8502/6 188.125 W at Seattle Pacific 186.9252/20 189.700 W SAN JOSE STATE 188.1002/27 190.550 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.1253/5 189.150 L Cal State Fullerton 189.225 W Western Michigan 188.950 W at UC Santa Barbara 188.300 W UC Davis 187.900 W Eastern Michigan 187.6753/12 190.525 W CALIFORNIA 190.225 W UC DAVIS 188.075 W AIR FORCE 187.1503/14 191.950 W UC SANTA BARBARA 189.950 W NORTHERN ILLINOIS 189.600

W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.6753/18 191.825 W at UC Davis 190.5253/20 192.975 W MASSACHUSETTS 192.9003/27 192.575 2nd Western Independent Champ. (Davis, Calif.) L San Jose State 192.975 W at UC Davis 190.950 W Seattle Pacific 190.625 W Alaska Anchorage 184.9754/10 190.257 6th NCAA West Regional (Corvallis, Ore.) L UCLA 197.025 L Utah 196.275 L at Oregon State 194.875 L Washington 193.425 L Boise State 192.4754/15 189.925 2nd USAG Prelims (New Haven, Conn.) L Texas Woman’s 193.700 W Seattle Pacific 189.625 W UC Davis 189.375 W Radford 189.350 W at So. Connecticut State 188.500 W Air Force 187.750 W Winona State 186.8004/16 192.275 3rd USAG Finals (New Haven, Conn.) L UC Davis 193.700 L Texas Woman’s 193.400 W Seattle Pacific 190.825

2000Record: 22-8Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/22 188.725 L Denver 194.300 L BYU 193.475 L at Air Force 189.8001/28 188.625 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 188.6252/4 190.475 W UTAH STATE 190.4502/11 190.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.8252/12 189.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 192.2752/17 191.550 W Seattle Pacific 189.900 W at UC Davis 188.575 W Alaska Anchorage 177.9752/18 190.575 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 186.8002/25 190.050 W at Seattle Pacific 190.150 W Alberta 113.1502/27 191.125 L UCLA 196.450 L at Washington 196.175 W Alaska Anchorage 182.475

3/3 194.275 L at California 195.025 W Cal State Fullerton 194.425 W San Jose State 191.5253/10 192.500 W UC DAVIS 190.2503/18 193.625 1st Western Independent Champ. (Davis, Calif.) W at UC Davis 191.875 W Seattle Pacific 191.675 W San Jose State 189.875 W Alaska Anchorage 180.4504/8 193.225 2nd National Invitational (Mt. Pleasant, Mich.) L at Central Michigan 195.200 W Illinois State 193.200 W Auburn 193.000 W Western Michigan 192.550 W San Jose State 190.475 W Temple 187.300

2001Record: 12-6Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/20 193.575 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 191.9251/26 194.125 W at UC Davis 190.1752/3 191.975 L at Boise State 194.5252/9 191.375 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 187.750 W UC SANTA BARBARA 188.2502/16 193.550 L at San Jose State 194.300 W UC Davis 191.8252/24 190.075 L at Seattle Pacific 192.4753/2 192.000 W SAN JOSE STATE 190.5753/9 191.300 W at UC Santa Barbara 197.3253/10 193.625 L at Cal State Fullerton 195.075 L Illinois 193.9253/17 192.250 L UC DAVIS 192.575 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 183.9753/24 195.275 1st Western Independent Champ. (Sacramento, Calif.) W SAN JOSE STATE 194.275 W UC DAVIS 193.050 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.675 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 178.725

Kim Mattis competed for the Hornets from 1995-98. She qualified for the NCAA Regionals in the

all-around as a junior and senior.

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Toni Petersen (2000-04) finished first on floor at the NIT as a freshman in 2000. She went on to win the MPSF titles in the all-around, vault and floor in 2002.



2002Record: 15-6Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/4 187.400 4th Maui Invitational (Maui, Hawaii) L Arizona 194.650 L Oklahoma 194.000 L Michigan 193.6251/19 189.900 W Towson 187.675 W at UC Santa Barbara 183.1752/1 190.850 W at UC Davis 190.2752/10 193.925 W BOISE STATE 192.3502/15 190.600 L SEATTLE PACIFIC 191.4002/22 194.475 W at Seattle Pacific 192.0503/3 193.175 W CALIFORNIA 151.4503/8 194.100 L Cal State Fullerton 195.300 W at San Jose State 193.3253/10 193.500 W SAN JOSE STATE 192.4503/15 192.125 L UC DAVIS 193.4003/16 194.350 W Boise State 194.275 W San Jose State 193.775 W at California 191.9753/23 194.900 1st MPSF Championship (Colorado Springs, Colo.) W at Air Force 194.650 W San Jose State 193.375 W UC Davis 192.200 W UC Santa Barbara 189.525

2003Record: 11-12Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/10 187.275 L at San Jose State 191.3001/12 190.175 L CALIFORNIA 192.9501/17 188.925 W at Alaska Anchorage 185.0251/18 191.225 W at Alaska Anchorage 191.7251/26 191.550 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 193.1252/2 192.325 W at UC Davis 191.3252/16 190.675 L SAN JOSE STATE 193.5502/21 189.775 L at California 196.475 L Washington 194.8502/28 191.775 L at Washington 197.050 L Oregon State 196.475 L Boise State 194.5753/1 190.125 L at Seattle Pacific 192.0753/9 192.575 L at Cal State Fullerton 194.050 L San Jose State 193.6253/14 193.000 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 192.3253/22 192.350 W AIR FORCE 191.725 W UC DAVIS 191.075

3/29 194.925 1st MPSF Championship (Sacramento, Calif.) W SAN JOSE STATE 194.500 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 193.000 W AIR FORCE 192.050 W UC DAVIS 189.650 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 187.300

2004Record: 14-10-1Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/9 191.425 L at Stanford 196.200 L Central Michigan 194.475 W San Jose State 191.0751/16 188.900 L at Washington 195.850 L California 193.6001/17 192.650 W at Seattle Pacific 190.8501/23 194.025 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.3502/8 192.375 L at Cal State Fullerton 194.0502/15 192.250 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 192.0752/20 194.050 W at San Jose State 193.925 W UC Davis 192.3502/22 192.175 W at UC Davis 192.0502/27 193.125 L SAN JOSE STATE 193.4753/5 195.875 T3rd Salbasgeon Suites Invitational (Corvallis, Ore.) L at Oregon State 197.675 L BYU 197.150 T Michigan State 195.875 W Boise State 195.025 W Seattle Pacific 192.9003/12 194.550 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 195.350 W UC DAVIS 193.0253/20 195.400 2nd MPSF Championship (San Jose, Calif.) L at San Jose State 195.925 W UC Davis 194.350 W Alaska Anchorage 193.750 W Seattle Pacific 193.050 W Air Force 192.525

2005Record: 14-8Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/7 192.275 L Oregon State 195.200 L Washington 194.625 L at Cal State Fullerton 193.2251/14 191.600 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 189.5001/16 188.750 W BROWN 183.8751/23 190.375 L at UCLA 197.150 L California 191.175 W Cal State Fullerton 190.3251/28 191.950 L at San Jose State 189.5002/4 193.200 W SAN JOSE STATE 191.1002/11 192.925 W at UC Davis 191.7752/18 191.525 L at Arizona State 193.650 W Air Force 183.2002/25 192.125 W UC DAVIS 190.700 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.7003/5 191.950 L at Seattle Pacific 192.3753/18 194.350 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 192.3503/25 194.550 1st MPSF Championship (Davis, Calif.) W San Jose State 192.025 W at UC Davis 191.400 W Seattle Pacific 190.275 W Air Force 189.850 W Alaska Anchorage 189.275

2006Record: 16-14Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/3 188.075 6th Oahu Flipfest (Oahu, Hawaii) L UCLA 193.775 L Oregon State 191.925 L Arkansas 190.625 L Washington 190.425 L California 189.3501/13 190.475 L at California 191.6251/15 191.525 L at Stanford 194.350 W San Jose State 190.575 W UC Davis 186.8751/22 192.425 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 191.375 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 189.8252/10 192.500 L UCLA 196.500 W at California 190.850 W UC Davis 190.3002/17 193.925 W SAN JOSE STATE 193.6252/24 193.750 W at Utah State 192.1753/3 193.200 L at Boise State 194.5003/10 193.350 L at San Jose State 193.5503/12 195.175 W UC DAVIS 192.4503/17 195.325 W at UC Davis 193.0753/25 193.950 1st WAC Championship (Logan, Utah) W Boise State 193.775 W Southern Utah 193.600 W Utah State 193.100 W San Jose State 192.800 W Cal State Fullerton 192.6004/8 192.050 5th NCAA West Regional (Stanford, Calif.) L Alabama 196.475 L Oregon State 195.800 L at Stanford 195.275 L San Jose State 192.375 W Boise State 189.850

2007Record: 18-9Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/7 191.375 W UTAH STATE 190.000 W WISC.-LA CROSSE 185.1001/12 191.600 L at Southern Utah 194.0751/19 190.225 W at Alaska Anchorage 183.8001/21 192.150 W at Alaska Anchorage 184.1501/28 193.000 W BOISE STATE 191.1252/2 190.725 L at Cal State Fullerton 191.4752/9 191.900 W at Seattle Pacific 191.5502/16 193.050 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 186.7502/23 193.700 W at San Jose State 193.050 W UC Davis 191.4503/4 193.925 W PENN 192.9503/11 192.625 W UC DAVIS 191.9753/18 194.900 L SAN JOSE STATE 195.3003/23 195.150 L California 196.500 W San Jose State 194.500 W at UC Davis 193.1503/31 195.275 1st WAC Championship (Cedar City, Utah) W at Southern Utah 195.225 W Utah State 195.175 W San Jose State 193.750 W Cal State Fullerton 193.625 W Boise State 193.3004/14 191.725 6th NCAA West Regional (Berkeley, Calif.) L Utah 197.325 L Nebraska 196.675 L Missouri 194.300 L at California 193.900 L Washington 193.300

Nirvana Zaher was named the Mountain Pacific Sports Fed-eration Gymnast of the Year in 2005. The Cairo, Egypt, na-tive is still ranked in the school’s top 10 on vault and beam. She also holds the freshman record on beam with a 9.925.

ALL-TIME RESULTS



2008Record: 12-16Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/13 189.000 L CAL STATE FULLERTON 189.5251/18 192.575 W at Utah State 191.0501/25 192.750 L SAN JOSE STATE 192.8002/1 191.450 L at San Jose State 192.525 W UW-Stout 179.0002/8 191.975 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 185.2002/15 194.675 W SOUTHERN UTAH 193.3002/22 193.450 L at Boise State 194.0253/2 193.375 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 191.6253/7 195.250 W CALIFORNIA 193.700 W UC DAVIS 192.625 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 190.0753/15 193.850 L at Oregon State 197.200 L Boise State 196.575 L Missouri 195.3253/23 194.600 L Stanford 197.000 W at UC Davis 194.275 W San Jose State 193.9003/29 194.275 4th WAC Championship (Boise, Idaho) L at Boise State 194.925 L San Jose State 194.725 L Southern Utah 194.575 W Utah State 194.150 W Cal State Fullerton 192.6504/12 193.575 6th NCAA West Regional (Corvallis, Ore.) L at Oregon State 197.100 L Michigan 196.375 L Michigan State 195.125 L Washington 194.075 L San Jose State 193.850

2009Record: 14-9Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/10 191.975 W UC Davis 190.250 W at California 186.6501/16 193.550 L Stanford 196.450 L at Washington 194.250 W Seattle Pacific 188.4251/23 193.900 L at Southern Utah 195.2501/30 192.800 L ILLINOIS STATE 192.8252/6 192.300 L at San Jose State 194.2002/15 193.700 L SAN JOSE STATE 194.0002/22 192.900 L at Cal State Fullerton 193.3752/27 192.050 L BOISE STATE 195.325 W UTAH STATE 190.2503/8 194.625 W at Utah State 192.950 W New Hampshire 192.525 W Bowling Green 192.4003/13 194.700 W CALIFORNIA 191.975 W UC DAVIS 191.800 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 187.2253/21 195.350 2nd WAC Championship (Sacramento, Calif.) L BOISE STATE 196.525 W SOUTHERN UTAH 195.175 W SAN JOSE STATE 194.875 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 192.975 W UTAH STATE 192.425

2010Record: 7-16Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/15 188.925 3rd Flips Invitational (Reno, Nev.) L Boise State 194.200 L San Jose State 192.4001/22 190.700 L UC DAVIS 191.525 W SEATTLE PACIFIC 186.4501/29 192.775 L SOUTHERN UTAH 193.575 W CAL STATE FULLERTON 188.9002/7 193.325 L at Stanford 196.650 L Washington 194.075 W San Jose State 192.800

2/12 193.800 L at Boise State 195.075 W Seattle Pacific 190.5002/19 194.225 W SAN JOSE STATE 193.8502/26 193.550 L at San Jose State 194.550 L UC Davis 193.7503/5 192.300 L at UC Davis 194.250 L Eastern Michigan 192.7003/12 192.600 W TEXAS WOMAN’S 191.5503/19 194.650 W at Utah State 192.0503/21 192.650 6th WAC Championships (Fullerton, Calif.) L Southern Utah 195.800 L Boise State 195.700 L Utah State 193.675 L San Jose State 193.600 L Cal State Fullerton 193.173

2011Record: 8-10Date SAC Score W/L Opponent Opp. Score1/7 185.875 L CENTRAL MICHIGAN 193.575 W ALASKA ANCHORAGE 185.725 W WISC.-LA CROSSE 180.0501/14 189.625 L vs. Kent State^ 195.4751/21 190.950 L at Southern Utah 195.7501/28 190.000 L at San Jose State 193.4252/6 192.900 W at California 192.7002/11 192.000 W UTAH STATE 190.6752/18 191.375 W at Cal State Fullerton 188.7252/25 191.675 L DENVER 193.9753/6 192.125 L SAN JOSE STATE 194.0253/13 195.075 L BOISE STATE 197.050 W UC DAVIS 194.1753/21 193.550 4th WAC Championships (San Jose, Calif.) L Boise State 195.700 L Southern Utah 195.825 L at San Jose State 193.925 W Utah State 191.850 W Cal State Fullerton 191.650Eryn Stubblefied was a four-time NCAA regional qualifier.

Stubblefield advanced with the team her first two seasons and was an all-around qualifier in 2009 and 2010. She was also a four-time all-NACGC academic honoree.

Lissa Zamolo advanced to the NCAA West Regional on beam in 2011. A standout on the event throughout her career, Zamolo was a part of the top 10 beam scores in school history.

UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTSLEADERSHIP

Attending Sacramento State offers a life-changing opportunity. We will prepare you not only for a career, but to be a leader in your profession and in your community.

ACADEMICS

Sacramento State offers a vibrant intellectual environment with a multicultural student body of 27,003. We graduate almost 6,000 students each year. Students take their pick from 60 undergraduate, 40 graduate and two doctoral programs.

CAMPUS

We’re particularly proud of our beautiful 300-acre campus, with its lush landscaping and 3,000 trees. Miles of trails stretch along the nearby American River Parkway, linking campus and student housing with areas such as Folsom Lake and downtown Sacramento.

ACTIVITIES

More than half the University’s students join at least one of 250 student organizations,

and thousands participate in the intramural sports program. There are arts programs, speeches, debates, comedy shows and concerts throughout the year.

VALUE

Sacramento State remains one of the nation’s best higher education values, with student fees among the lowest in the nation. About one-third of our students receive some form of financial assistance.

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA

Sacramento is one of the state’s most affordable big cities, and offers dozens of stylish restaurants, galleries and boutiques within minutes of campus. The region’s parks, rivers and nearby recreation areas make it popular with outdoor enthusiasts.

SACRAMENTO STATE STUDENTS

Enrollment: 27,003

Men: 42%

Women: 58%

Undergraduate: 77%

Graduate: 22%

SACRAMENTO STATE STUDENT ETHNICITY

African American: 7%

American Indian: 1%

Asian/Pacific: 20%

Latino/Latina: 16%

Caucasian: 43%

International: 2%

Other: 11%

Top: A new bookstore opened on campus in 2007.

Below: There is late-night study space in the AIRC.

CAMPUS

THE WELLSacramento State opened its state-of-the-art 151,000 square-foot recreation and wellness center, the WELL, prior to the 2010-11 school year and it has already become a hub for students.

The facility, which is open year-round, features four basketball courts, a track, a climbing wall, a multi-purpose sport court for indoor soccer and volleyball, racquetball courts, expansive weight-training and cardio areas and full locker rooms.

There are also exercise studios where trainers lead classes in everything from yoga and zumba to cycling boot camps and cardio kickboxing. Personal trainers are also available.

In addition, The WELL is the home base for Sacramento State’s intramurals program, student health center and the Peak Adventures organization.

Peak Adventures is an outdoor program that provides recreational and educational opportunities through guided outdoor trips and ropes course programs plus clinics and classes on many outdoor subjects.

Peak Adventures also boasts a full-service bike shop and equipment rentals to prepare students for any journey.

Top: The exterior of the WELL lit up at night.

Above: A huge climbing wall is near the entrance.

Below: The WELL’s four basketball courts

The WELL sponsors great events for students

throughout the year. Check out photos from

some of them HERE.

http://www.thewell.csus.edu/index.php

http://www.peakadventures.org/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thewellatsacstate/



RESIDENCE HALLSSacramento State utilizes six residence hall complexes to house students. American River Courtyard, the newest - completed in 2009, houses upperclassmen in apartment style dorms while Sutter Hall, Sierra Hall, Draper Hall, Jenkins Hall and Desmond Hall feature traditional style dorms for freshmen.

All of the residence halls are located on the north edge of campus along the American River, with three buildings on each side of the dining commons.

Living on campus can have a significant impact on academic success and personal growth. The Residence Halls are not only comfortable and convenient, but they also offer

ample opportunities to make new and lasting friendships and to be involved with floor, hall, and campus-wide activities.

Residence halls are staffed by live-in professionals and trained student Resident Advisors.

Staff help organize a variety of programs and social activities, and serve as a source of campus information.

Top: Sacramento State opened up the American River Courtyard dorms in 2009.

Above: A large dining hall is in the middle of the residence hall complex.

Below: Bunk beds are common in the freshmen dorms.

VIEW A VIRTUAL TOUR HERE

http://www.csus.edu/housing/VirTours/virtours.html

MAJORS, MINORS & CERTIFICATESAFRICAN STUDIES: Minor, CertificateANTHROPOLOGY: BA, MinorART: BA, MinorASIAN STUDIES: BA, MinorASTRONOMY: MinorBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES: BA, BS, Honors, Minor, CertificateBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: BS, Business Honors, Minor, CertificateCALIFORNIA STUDIES: MinorCAREER & TECHNICAL STUDIES: BSCHEMISTRY: BA, BS, MinorCHICANA/O LATINA/O STUDIES: MinorCHILD DEVELOPMENT: BA, MinorCHINESE: MinorCOMMUNICATION STUDIES: BA, MinorCOMPUTER SCIENCE: BS, Minor, CertificateCRIMINAL JUSTICE: BS, MinorECONOMICS: BA, Minor, CertificateEDUCATION: MinorEDUCATION - BILINGUAL: MinorEDUCATION - SPECIAL EDUCATION, REHABILITATION, SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY, & DEAF STUDIES: BA, Minor, CertificateEDUCATION — TEACHER EDUCATION: MinorENGINEERING: MinorENGINEERING — CIVIL: BS, CertificateENGINEERING — COMPUTER: BSENGINEERING — CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT: BS-Minor in Business Administration

ENGINEERING — ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC: BSENGINEERING — MECHANICAL: BSENGLISH: BA, Minor, CertificateENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: BA, MinorETHNIC STUDIES: BA, Minor, CertificateFAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES: BA, MinorFAMILY LIFE EDUCATION: CertificateFILM: BA, Minor (Film Studies)

FRENCH: BA, MinorGEOGRAPHY: BA, Minor, CertificateGEOLOGY: BA, BS, MinorGERMAN: MinorGERONTOLOGY: BS, MinorGOVERNMENT: BA, MinorGRAPHIC DESIGN: BSHEALTH SCIENCE: BS, MinorHELLENIC STUDIES: MinorHISTORY: BA, MinorHUMANITIES & RELIGIOUS STUDIES: BA

INTERIOR DESIGN: BAITALIAN: MinorJAPANESE: MinorJOURNALISM: BA, MinorKINESIOLOGY: BS, Minor, Credential, CertificateLABOR STUDIES: MinorLATIN: MinorLIBERAL STUDIES: BAMATHEMATICS: BA, Minor, CredentialMIDDLE EAST/ISLAMIC STUDIES: MinorMILITARY STUDIES: MinorMUSIC: BA, BM, MinorNURSING: BSPEACE & CONFLICT RESOLUTION: MinorPHILOSOPHY: BA, Honors Program, MinorPHOTOGRAPHY: BAPHYSICAL SCIENCE: BAPHYSICS: BA, BS, Minor, CertificatePORTUGUESE: MinorPSYCHOLOGY: BA, Minor, CertificateRECREATION, PARKS, & TOURISM ADMINISTRATION: BS, MinorRUSSIAN: MinorSOCIAL SCIENCE: BASOCIAL WORK: BA, MinorSOCIOLOGY: BA, MinorSPANISH: BA, MinorSPECIAL MAJOR: BA, BS, MinorSPEECH PATHOLOGY & AUDIOLOGY: BSTHEATER & DANCE: BA, MinorWOMEN’S STUDIES: BS, Minor

Top: The North entrance to campus.

Above: There are many outdoor study spaces.

SACRAMENTO STATE ATHLETICS

FACILITIES

Top: Hornet Stadium had state-of-the-art Field Turf installed prior to the 2010 season.

Above: Shea Stadium, home of the softball team, is the finest facility in the conference.

Below: The Sacramento State volleyball team, along with men’s and women’s basketball, plays at The Nest.

Left: The Nest is also packed for gymnastics meets each year.

SACRAMENTO STATE FACILITIES

Hornet Stadium: Football, Track and Field

John Smith Field: Baseball

Shea Stadium: Softball

Hornet Field: Men’s and Women’s Soccer

The Nest: Volleyball, Gymnastics and Basketball

Sacramento State Aquatic Center: Rowing

Rio Del Oro RC: Men’s and Women’s Tennis

Spare Time Indoor TC: Men’s and Women’s Tennis

Empire Golf, Valley Hi CC, Del Paso CC, Morgan

Creek CC, Winchester CC and Sierra View CC : Golf

Broad Fieldhouse: Weight Room, Training Room

THE BROAD FIELDHOUSEThe newest athletics facility on the Sacramento State campus, the Eli and Edythe Broad Fieldhouse, was completed in 2008.

The facility features locker rooms and coaches offices for the Sacramento State football and track & field programs as well as a new weight room. The Broad also houses an equipment room and training room.

The facility, located on the south end of Hornet Stadium, provides large meeting rooms that can be divided for small groups.

The strength and conditioning staff is housed in the Broad with all teams executing customized workout programs in the 6,000 square-foot weight room.

Top: The main entrance of the Broad Fieldhouse on

the south end of Hornet Stadium.

Above: One of many stations in the Broad

Fieldhouse weight room.

Left: All Sacramento State teams receive specialized

weight training in the Broad Fieldhouse.

ATHLETICS EXCELLENCE

Top: Women’s soccer has won two Big Sky Conference titles in the last four years, including last season.

Above: Men’s soccer has won back-to-back conference titles and NCAA Tournament first-round games.

Below: The women’s tennis team has won an incredible 82 consecutive Big Sky Conference matches.

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (LAST 4 YEARS)2010-11 MEN’S SOCCER - Mountain Pacific Sports FederationWOMEN’S SOCCER - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S INDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK - Big Sky Conference

2009-10MEN’S SOCCER - Mountain Pacific Sports FederationWOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK - Big Sky Conference

2008-09MEN’S GOLF - America Sky ConferenceROWING - Western Intercollegiate Rowing AssociationMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK - Big Sky Conference

2007-08WOMEN’S SOCCER - Big Sky ConferenceVOLLEYBALL - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S INDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S INDOOR TRACK - Big Sky ConferenceMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceWOMEN’S TENNIS - Big Sky ConferenceSOFTBALL - Pacific Coast Softball ConferenceWOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK - Big Sky Conference

ADMINISTRATIONUNIVERSITY PRESIDENTDr. Alexander Gonzalez

ATHLETICS DIRECTORDr. Terry Wanless

Dr. Alexander Gonzalez has served more than three decades as a professor and education leader, including serving as president of California State University, Sacramento, since 2003. As the first person in his family to graduate

from college, Dr. Gonzalez has devoted his career to ensuring greater opportunities for students. Dr. Gonzalez enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at age 17, served four years and then used the G.I. Bill to graduate from Pomona College. He graduated with honors and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He later earned a master’s degree in psychology and doctorate from the University of California, Santa Cruz, before serving as a postdoctoral research fellow at Stanford University. His experience includes six years as president of California State University, San Marcos, and 18 years at Fresno State, where he was the university’s provost and vice president for academic affairs. His commitment to the California State University system includes serving on a work group that reviewed and recommended corrective action on remedial education, and, more recently, as a member of a committee of presidents considering policy on enrollment management, the CSU’s Technology Steering Committee, and the Institute for Teaching and Learning.

Dr. Gonzalez is Sacramento State’s 11th president.

Dr. Terry Wanless’ nine-year tenure as Sacramento State’s Director of Athletics has seen growth unparalleled in the school’s 20-year Division I history. His vision of broad success in the department has come to fruition over the last five years as the Hornets have combined to win 34

conference championships. That includes an unprecedented eight conference titles during the 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2010-11 academic years. In addition, the program claimed the 2010-11 Big Sky Conference All-Sports Points Title.

This past year, the program finished 119th out of 345 schools in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings, the highest ranked team in the Big Sky Conference. The 2008-09 West Region Athletic Director of the Year for the Football Championship Subdivision, Wanless has overseen significant facility enhancement to the athletic facilities. The biggest change came during the spring of 2008 with the opening of the Broad Fieldhouse, which serves as the home to Hornets football and track and field, as well as athletic training and strength and conditioning.

Wanless has served on numerous NCAA committees, and recently completed a term as a member of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision selection committee.

STUDENT-ATHLETE RESOURCE CENTER

DirectorPaul Edwards

916-278-7796

Academic ServicesLaurie Dahlberg 916-278-5440

Life SkillsMark McGushin916-278-5297

ComplianceKylee Keroher916-278-2644

Football AdvisorBob Shook

916-278-2306

AdmissionsShannon Hall

916-278-6309

ComplianceKatherine Zedonis

916-278-4537

The Student-Athlete Resource Center was created in March 2006 in an effort to combine three very important Student Affairs’ programs that provide valuable services to Hornet student-athletes, coaches, and staff.

The programs of Athletic Academic Services, Life Skills and Student-Athlete Development, and NCAA Compliance and Financial Services combine to provide student-athletes with the support to develop as independent and successful

young adults and the skills to achieve their academic goals, to persist towards graduation, and to meet all NCAA eligibility requirements.

The SARC staff helps student-athletes navigate through many of the campus’ academic procedures and policies, understand NCAA rules compliance and eligibility requirements, and provide services that place student welfare and the development of the whole student as a top priority.

The Sports Medicine Team at Sacramento State provides quality health care to all intercollegiate student-athletes. This is done through the following domains: risk management and injury prevention, pathology of injuries and illnesses, assessment and evaluation, acute care of injury and illness, pharmacology, therapeutic modalities, therapeutic exercise, general medical conditions and disabilities, nutritional aspects of injury and illness and psychosocial intervention and referral.

We intend to fulfill our purpose by:

• Creating a comfortable and caring environment within the athletic training facility.

SPORTS MEDICINE

Head Athletic TrainerBrandon Padilla

Athletic TrainerHeather Farwig

Athletic TrainerJoe Ramos

Graduate AssistantTammy Gough

Graduate AssistantKelsey Hammerel

Graduate AssistantElizabeth Silva

• Assuring that our emergency procedures are safe, efficient, and expedient. • Providing care for student-athletes regardless of ability, race, color, sex, age, religion, national origin or sport.

• Assuring that each physician, staff member and student athletic trainer maintains a pleasant, caring, and professional attitude consistent with the National Athletic Trainers Association Code of Professional Practice.

• Maintaining and operating our athletic training facility in an organized and efficient manner.

• Providing essential care within the limits of the budget allocated by the University.

• Assuring that each athlete is carefully counseled regarding their injury or illness and options are explained when appropriate.

• Philosophically providing all athletes with the opportunity to see a physician if he or she makes this request to a certified staff member.• Insuring that student athletic trainers are properly trained and knowledgeable regarding basic care and treatment of injuries.

• Insuring that each athlete has the best possible opportunity to participate in intercollegiate athletics in a physically healthy environment. Assuring that our emergency procedures are safe, efficient and expedient.

HEAD COACHES

SUPPORT STAFF

Jamie CraigheadWomen’s Basketball

3rd Season

Randy DediniWomen’s Soccer

5th Season

Dima HrynashkaWomen’s Tennis

6th Season

Mike ConnorsWomen’s Rowing

10th Season

Brian KatzMen’s Basketball

4th Season

Slava KonikovMen’s Tennis7th Season

Mike LinenbergerMen’s Soccer23rd Season

Kathleen RaskeCC/T&F

9th Season

Marshall SperbeckFootball

5th Season

Kathy StrahanSoftball

20th Season

David SutherlandGolf

5th Season

Ruben VoltaVolleyball

4th Season

Kim HughesGymnastics30th Season

Reggie ChristiansenBaseball

2nd Season

Nat BaileyEquipmentManager

Martinique BakerAdministrative

Assistant

Brian BergerMedia Relations

Director

Bobby BiggsDirector of

Cheerleading

Ryan BjorkAssistant Media

Relations Director

Jaime CoffeePublic Address

Announcer

Mark LivingstonAssociate Athletics

Director

Bill MacrissDeputy Athletics

Director

Carter MatticeAthletic Equipment

Attendant

Lois MatticeSenior WomanAdministrator

Scott MoakPublic Address

Announcer

Dr. Steve PerezFaculty Athletics Representative

Will SchillingPublic Address

Announcer

Steve TebbsFacilities/Opera-

tions Director

Gigi TimpsonBusinessAssistant

Joe WaltastiAssistant Media

Relations Director

Rose WelchBusiness Manager

Erin WhiteStrength/Conditioning

Assistant

Tracy Ralls Public Address

Announcer

Steve IwasaEquipment Manager

Veronica EspindolaAthletic Equipment

Attendant

Jolie RobertsDance Team

Director

Dr. Clay Redfield Associate Director

of Bands

T-Anté SimsDirector of

Ticket Operations

Adam PrimasMarketingDirector

Angeliza FontillasGreen ArmyCoordinator

Tina BlessenStinger Athletic

Foundation

Bob SolorioStaff

Photographer

John SmithSpecial Assistant to the Athletic Director

Kylie HurnBusinessAssistant

Becca WhitmanAssistant A.D. for Corporate Sales

Kyle AberStrength/Conditioning

Graduate Assistant

GET TO KNOW SACRAMENTO

THE CAPITOL BUILDINGThe California State Capitol is home to the government of California. The building houses the bicameral state legislature and the office of the governor.

The Neoclassical structure was completed between 1861 and 1874 at the west end of Capitol Park, which is framed by L Street to the north, N Street to the south, 10th Street to the west, and 15th Street to the east. The Capitol and grounds were listed on the office of the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, and listed as a California Historical Landmark during 1974, with a re-dedication on January 9, 1982 to commemorate the close of the bicentennial restoration project.

The California Senate chamber seats its 40 members in a large chamber room decorated in red, which is a reference to the British House of Lords, also the upper house of a bicameral legislature. The Latin phrase “Senatoris est civitatis libertatem tueri” [“It is the duty of a Senator to protect the liberty of the people”] lines a wall in the chamber.

Top: The Capitol building is the heart of downtown.

Above: A stained glass state seal at the Capitol.

HISTORIC CALIFORNIA CAPITAL LOCATIONS

1. Monterey

September 9, 1849 - October 13, 1849

2. Pueblo de San Jose

December 15, 1849 - May 1, 1851

3. Vallejo

January 5, 1852 - January 12, 1852

4. Sacramento

January 16, 1852 - November 2, 1853

5. Vallejo

January 3, 1853 - February 4, 1853

6. Benicia

February 11, 1853 - February 25, 1854

7. Sacramento

February 28, 1854 - present day

The California Assembly chamber is located at the opposite end of the building. Its green tones are based on those of the British House of Commons, the lower house. The dais rests along a wall shaped like an “E”, with the central projection housing the rostrum. Along the cornice appears a quotation from Abraham

Lincoln in Latin: legislatorum est justas leges condere (“It is the duty of legislators to pass just laws”).

Public tours are conducted daily, on the hour, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For tour information, call (916) 324-0333.

MIDTOWNGoing to school and living in an urban area has its advantages. Midtown is a perfect example of that.

The neighborhood, bordered by R Street on the South, J Street on the North, 16th Street on the West and 30th Street on the East, is home to many Hornets.

A large number of Sacramento State students live in Midtown due to the area’s fun and vibrant atmosphere and the numerous public transportation options available.

Students can take both bus and light rail to get to campus.

It is a largely residential community with tree-lined streets and old Victorians. It is also the center of Sacramento’s art, music, and cultural scene.

Boutiques, bars, clubs and upscale and casual dining abound and Midtown has the only winery located in the greater urban area.

Midtown hosts the famous “Second Saturday” street fair on the second Saturday of each month, which attracts thousands of visitors.

Midtown is known for being pedestrian-friendly and bike-friendly with continuous marked bike-lanes throughout the neighborhood and a bike path connecting to the American River Parkway which extends to Folsom.

Top: Sacramento’s midtown neighborhood features

many restaurants and shops.

Left: There are a myriad of old Victorian homes that

have been renovated into apartments in midtown.

Below: Tree-lined streets and wide sidewalks make

midtown an inviting place to live.

OLD SACRAMENTOIn 1839, John Sutter arrived on the shore of the American River near its confluence with the Sacramento River. With the promise of a Mexican land grant, Sutter and his landing party established Sutter's Fort.

As the settlement grew and became permanent, it attracted other businessmen looking for opportunities. Sutter and the people he attracted created a commercial center in the area, but it was the Gold Rush in 1848 that created the City of Sacramento.

When gold was discovered in the nearby foothills by James Marshall, local merchant Sam Brannan rushed to open a store near the Sacramento River to take advantage of the convenient waterfront location. What was then called Sutter’s Embarcadero was soon known as the City of Sacramento and now Old Sacramento. The city rapidly grew into a trading center for miners outfitting themselves for the gold fields.

Early Sacramento’s waterfront location was

prime for commercial success, but was prone to severe flooding. The city also fell victim to repeated fires engulfing its hastily constructed buildings composed mainly of wood and canvas. In 1850 the new city experienced its first devastating flood, and in 1852, the city was again wiped out by high water. It was apparent that drastic measures would have to be taken if it was to be saved.

In 1853, a mammoth project was proposed to raise the city above the flood level. The ambitious and expensive proposal was not fully accepted until another devastating flood swept through the city in 1862. Within a few years, thousands of cubic yards of earth were brought in on wagons and the daring scheme to raise the street level began. The original street level can be seen throughout Old Sacramento under the boardwalks and in basements.

In the mid-1960’s, a plan was set forth to redevelop the area and through it, the first historic district in the West was created. Today, with 53 historic buildings, Old Sacramento has more buildings of historic value condensed into its 28 acres than most areas of similar size in the west.

The area has flourished and is once again a thriving commercial center. Many restaurants, shops, clubs and a comedy club line the wooden sidewalks of a popular hangout for Sacramento locals and tourists alike.

Top: The Old Sacramento area of downtown

Above: Sutter’s Fort is now a downtown park

PROFESSIONAL SPORTSSacramento is home to a wide variety of professional sports - from basketball to baseball and football to soccer.

The highlight of that group is the Sacramento Kings. The local NBA franchise features players such as Tyreke Evans, DeMarcus Cousins and Jimmer Fredette. The Kings play at Power Balance Pavilion in Natomas, a neighborhood north of downtown Sacramento.

The Sacramento River Cats - the AAA affiliate of the Oakland A’s - play home games from April through early September at Raley Field in West Sacramento.

The local professional sports scene also features the United Football League’s Sacramento Mountain Lions, which play their home games on campus at Hornet Stadium, and the Sacramento Gold FC soccer club.

The Folsom Rodeo is a popular event each summer, as well as the Tour of California bike race and many golf tournaments.

Top: The Sacramento Kings play at Power Balance Pavilion, just 15 minutes from campus.

Above: The Sacramento River Cats - the Triple-A affiliate of the Oakland Athletics - play games at Raley Field.

Unlike many universities around the country, Sacramento State is just 15 minutes away from an international airport. Student-athletes benefit with easy travel schedules to road games. Sacramento International Airport (SMF), Northern California’s gateway to the world, is served by 12 airlines offering nonstop and direct flights to cities throughout North America.

On October 6, 2012, SMF will open Central Terminal B, a new, state-of-the art terminal and concourse featuring an exciting mix of local and national retail and restaurant brands. Aeromexico, Alaska, American, Frontier, Hawaiian, Horizon, Jet Blue and Southwest will serve passengers from Central Terminal B. Continental, Delta, United and US Airways will serve Passengers from Terminal A.

Please see www.smf.aero for more information about the airport or follow them on Twitter and Facebook (SacIntlAirport).

Top: The Sacramento International Airport is just a 15 minute drive from campus.

Above: A new state-of-the-art terminal will open in October.

SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONALPROFESSIONAL SPORTS

http://www.smf.aero

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATIONThe Sacramento Regional Transit District operates 64 bus routes and 37.5 miles of light rail 365 days a year using 76 light rail vehicles, 182 buses and 11 shuttle vans. Buses operate daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. every 15 to 75 minutes, depending on the route. Light rail trains begin operation at 4 a.m. Blue Line and Gold Line trains operate until 10:30 p.m.

The Gold Line’s University/65th station is just two blocks away from the Sacramento State campus. Students receive a free ride pass.

The Hornet Express Shuttle bus also runs from the 65th street station and other locations near campus. During the school year, the Hornet Night Shuttle provides free taxi service back-and-forth from campus.

An Amtrak rail line also runs into downtown Sacramento, with the station serving the California Zephyr Line, the Coast Starlight Line, the San Joaquin Line, and the Capitol Corridor Line. Top: One of the trains in the Sacramento Regional Transit Light Rail System.

Above: The Sacramento State campus is just two blocks from the University/65th Street station.

http://www.sacrt.com/

http://www.csus.edu/aba/utaps/Hornet-Shuttle.html

http://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?c=AM_Route_C&pagename=am%2FLayout&p=1237405732511&cid=1237608341980






NORTHERN CALIFORNIAAbove: One of the many

waterfalls located in

Yosemite National Park.

Left: The Golden Gate

bridge and the San

Francisco Bay Area is less

than a two-hour drive from

campus.

Below: Recreation

opportunities abound

during all four seasons at

Lake Tahoe.

Sacramento is centrally located to all the best Northern California has to offer.

A 90-minute drive west is the San Francisco Bay Area, a beautiful, bustling metropolitan area of 7.4 million people. Also two hours away, to the east of campus, is pristine Lake Tahoe, which offers world class skiing and snowboarding in the winter plus watersports and beaches in the summer.

A three hour drive south of Sacramento is the famous Yosemite National Park, home of three 2,000+ foot waterfalls.

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