They're moving on from their college experience well prepared to help their team at the next level.
Garage entrances are accessible from Park Avenue and San Fernando Street. 4 Notre Dame, Santa Clara Soccer Defeats No. 5 Women's Soccer Visits Undefeated Stanford on Friday, Wagner Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week, Women's Soccer Tops SMU 5-2 in adidas Classic, Ballweg, Osborne a 'Total Package' for the Broncos, No. 2021 Santa Clara University Athletics. 19 Broncos Take on Maryland and Virginia at Stanford Classic, Three Broncos To Play On Olympic Women's Soccer Team, Santa Clara Women's Soccer Defeats Maryland 4-2, Women's Soccer Falls to No. 19 Women's Soccer Heads South to adidas Bay Area Classic, Women's Soccer Hosts Santa Clara adidas Classic, No. The championship game was tied 3-3 at the end of regulation and stayed that way through 15 minutes of overtime. Other perennial soccer powers, such as North Carolina and Notre Dame, had two players each. Jerry Brown 60,former Attorney General of Calif., former and current Governor of Calif. Roger Brunello '63, former owner, Le Boulanger Inc. Joe Cannon 98, professional soccer player, San Jose Earthquakes; Two-time MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award Winner, Colorado Rapids, LA Galaxy, and Vancouver Whitecaps, Mike Carey 71, NFL Official, first African-American Super Bowl Referee (2008), owner of Seirus Innovation, Frank Cepollina '59, inventor, National Inventors Hall of Fame; deputy associate director, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Development Project, Brandi Chastain 91, two-time Olympic gold medalist and Olympic silver medalist (womens soccer), World Cup and US National Team player, broadcaster with ABC/ESPN, author of Its Not About the Bra; Santa Clara volunteer coach currently, Lewis Chew '84, CFO, Dolby Laboratories; former CFO, National Semiconductor; former partner, KPMG, Ryan Cochrane 05, professional soccer player, San Jose Earthquakes, New England Revolution, Doug Cosbie 79, former professional football player and three-time pro bowler, Dallas Cowboys, Steve Cronin 05, professional soccer player, LA Galaxy, Portland Timbers, SJ Earthquakes, DC United, Janet Culp '04, member, 2008 Olympic U.S. synchronized swimming team, Marian Dalmy 07, professional soccer player, Chicago Red Stars, Denver Diamonds; member of the U.S. National Womens Soccer Team, Eric Denton '00, former professional soccer player, Colorado Rapids and Columbus Crew, David Drummond 86, Google, Senior Vice President of Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer, Bill Duffy 82, President, BDA Sports Management, agent for 40+ NBA players. Listen to the Women's Soccer NCAA Match Live Online! Governor California, Barry OBrien 79, TV writer-producer, CSI Miami, Judging Amy, Hanging with Mr. Cooper, Happy Days; Co-Creator of Hannah Montana, Patricia A. O'Hara '71, dean, Notre Dame Law School, Peter Oppenheimer MBA 87, Senior Vice President & CFO, Apple Computer, Leslie Osborne 04, professional soccer player, Boston Breakers; member of the U.S. National Womens Soccer Team, Leon Panetta 60,former CIA Director and former White House Chief of Staff, former Secretary of Defense, Tina Panontin '83, chief engineer, NASA Ames Research Center, Dan Pastorini 71, former professional football player (Houston Oilers and Oakland Raiders) and Pro Bowler. "This is the most special moment in soccer history for us.". 3 Women's Soccer Opens Home Schedule vs. Pac-10 Opponents Oregon, Washington, Women's Soccer Takes on Maryland, Virginia at Stanford Classic, No. Emmy Barr '96 of the Washington Freedom and the Carolina Courage's Mikka Hansen '97 were also key contributors this season. 2 UCLA on Thursday, Osborne Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week, Bronco Women's Soccer Wins Season Opener Over San Francisco, Santa Clara Soccer Teams Open WCC Play on Friday, No. Female Sports Scholar of the Year, Sisters look forward to making history in WUSA, Women's Soccer Alumni Set to Shine in WUSA, Jerry Smith Named U.S. Under-21 Women's National Team Head Coach, U.S. Team Falls to Sweden 2-0 at Algarve Cup, U.S. Women Fall 4-3 to Norway in Algarve Cup, United States Defeats Portugal 2-0 in Algarve Cup, Hawkins Among Eight Players to Make International Debuts, Hawkins, Kraus Join U.S. Soccer on European Tour, Wagner Named U.S. Soccer Youth Female Athlete of the Year, Women's Soccer Signs Eight to Letters of Intent, Bronco alum Nikki Serlenga: A Midfielder at the Mall, Santa Clara's Clemens brings experience to Charge, Women's Soccer Closes Season in Quarterfinals, Santa Clara Women's Soccer Alumni Photo Gallery, Five More Bronco Soccer Players Selected by WUSA Teams in Day Two of Draft, Five Bronco Soccer Players Selected by WUSA in Day Two of Draft, Six Bronco Soccer Players Selected by WUSA Teams in Day One of Draft, Slaton Earns First Team NSCAA All-America Honors, Women's Soccer Loses a Heartbreaker in an NCAA Quarterfinal, Horvath's Health Gives Broncos a Season of Thanks, Women's Soccer Faces Top-Ranked Notre Dame in NCAA Quarterfinal, Women's Soccer Upsets BYU 2-1 in NCAA Third Round, Women's Soccer Travels to BYU for NCAA 3rd Round, Women's Soccer Upsets California 2-0 in NCAA Second Round, Women's Soccer Travels to Cal for NCAA 2nd Round, Women's Soccer Hosts Cal Poly in NCAA First Round, Women's Soccer Defeats Cal Poly 3-1 in NCAA's First Round, Women's Soccer Shuts Out San Diego with a 4-0 Victory, Women's Soccer to Host Cal Poly in NCAA First Round, Bronco Women's Soccer Player Lives Olympic Dream, Women's Soccer Hosts SJSU, Closes Regular Season at USD, Women's Soccer Shuts Out San Jose State 2-0, Santa Clara Women's Soccer Drops WCC Contest to Loyola Marymount, Women's Soccer Tops San Francisco 3-2 in Sudden-Victory Overtime, Women's Tennis Begins Play at Bulldog Classic, No. 2 Women's Soccer 10-Match Win Streak in Overtime, Women's Soccer Shuts Out Fifth Straight Opponent, Wagner Earns Third WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week Honor, Women's Soccer Hands UCLA Its First Loss of the Season 3-0, No. 15 Virginia 1-0, Slaton, Wagner Named Collegiate Player of the Year Finalists, Women's Soccer Wins adidas Classic with 4-1 Victory over Wake Forest, Aldama, Zepeda Named To Soccer America's Team of the Week, Three Women's Soccer Players Named Hermann Trophy Finalists, Slaton, Chastain Named to U.S. Olympic Soccer Team. 3 Women's Soccer Hosts No. Over the course of the season, 14 former Santa Clara soccer players took part in the WUSA. Anthony Williams 73, former Mayor, Washington, D.C. Randy Winn 96,retired professional baseball player, 13 seasons with Tampa Bay, Seattle, San Francisco, New York Yankees, and St. Louis. 2021 Santa Clara University Athletics. Dennis Awtrey 70, former professional basketball player, 12 seasons with multiple teams, Mehdi Ballouchy 07, professional soccer player, Colorado Rapids, Real Salt Lake, NY Red Bulls, Bryan Barker 86, former All-Pro football player, St. Louis Rams and 5 other NFL teams, Max Baer Jr. 59, Jethro from The Beverly Hillbillies, motion picture producer, Bruce Bochte 72, former professional baseball player and 1979 All-Star, 12-year major leaguer with Seattle Mariners and three other teams, Margaret M. Peggy Bradshaw 72,chief banking officer, Bridge Bank; former executive vice-president, Comerica Bank, Paul Bravo 93, former professional soccer player; Technical Director for Colorado Rapids (MLS), Jeff Brazil 85, Pulitzer Prize-winner, journalist. Paul Aquino 65, President & CEO, Energy Development Corporation, Philippines. All Rights Reserved. In addition to the Bay Area, the WUSA is launching in seven other markets: Atlanta, Carolina, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego and Washington D.C. Santa Clara alumni are spread over each of the eight WUSA rosters. The men's soccer team opens at home on Sept. 4 against Bradley, at 6 p.m. SCU was the second-most represented Division I program in the league during the regular season, behind North Carolina's 19, but had a league-leading nine former players participating in the WUSA semifinals, including Philadelphia's Mandy Clemens '00 who posted a goal and an assist in the playoffs and New York's Jennifer Lalor '97, who also added a goal in her team's losing effort. 3 Women's Soccer Faces Dayton at Stanford Tournament, SCU Women's Soccer Falls to California 2-1, Women's Soccer Returns to Action Tonight Against California, More Athletic Events Postponed Through the Weekend, Wagner Nets Hat Trick in 4-1 Women's Soccer Victory, MLS All-Star, Founders Cup Champion to Speak at Pregame Youth Rally, Women's Soccer Beats Wake Forest 1-0 at Invitational, Santa Clara Alumni to Host BBQ Prior to Notre Dame Soccer Match, No. Dennis Awtrey 70, former professional basketball player, Philadelphia 76ers, Chicago Bulls, Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics, Seattle SuperSonics, and Portland Trailblazers, Mehdi Ballouchy 07, former professional soccer player, New York City FC Academy, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, San Jose Earthquakes, New York Red Bulls, SCC Mohammedia, Real Salt Lake, and Colorado Rapids; coach, New York City FC Academy; player of the month, NYCFC Etihad Player of the Month, Bryan Barker 86, former professional football player, St. Louis Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles, Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Redskins; former pro bowler, NFL Pro Bowl (1997), John Boccabella 63, former professional baseball player, Chicago Cubs, Montreal Expos, and San Francisco Giants, Bruce Bochte 72, former professional baseball player and all-star, California Angels, Cleveland Indians, Seattle Mariners, Oakland Athletics, Salt Lake City Angels, Paul Bravo 93, former head coach, Oakland Roots SC; former professional soccer player and all-star, Colorado Rapids; former professional soccer player, U.S. Mens National Soccer Team, San Francisco Bay Blackhawks and San Jose Clash; former assistant coach and director of soccer, Los Angeles Galaxy; technical director, Colorado Rapids, Joe Cannon 98, former professional soccer player, Vancouver Whitecaps, Colorado Rapids, San Diego Flash, San Jose Earthquakes, France Ligue 1, U.S. mens national soccer team; two-time MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award winner; color commentator, San Jose Earthquakes, Mike Carey 71, former analyst, CBS Sports and NFL Network; former NFL Official; first African-American Superbowl Referee (2008); recipient, best referee award, NFL; former senior referee (one of the two at the time of his retirement), NFL; chairman of the board, SnowSports Industries America, Brandi Chastain 91, former professional soccer player, FC Gold Pride, Shiroki FC, San Jose Cyber Rays, Womens United Soccer Association, California Storm, U.S. Womens National Soccer Team; two-time Olympic gold medalist; Olympic silver medalist; two-time FIFA Womens World Cup gold medalist ; author,Its Not About the Bra; broadcaster, ABC/ESPN; member, National Soccer Hall of Fame, Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame; All-Time Best XI , USWNT; varsity head coach, Bellarmine College Preparatory; color commentator, NBC Sports, ABC/ESPN; studio commentator, 2011 FIFA Womens World Cup, Ryan Cochrane 05, former professional soccer player, Houston Dynamo, San Jose Earthquakes, New England Revolution, San Antonio Scorpions, and United States National Soccer Team (for the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship), Doug Cosbie 79, former professional football player, Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos; three-time pro bowler, Dallas Cowboys, Steve Cronin 05, former professional soccer player, Portland Timbers, Los Angeles Galaxy, D.C. United, and Under-20 National Team, Kelly Crowley 99, two-time Paralympic swimming Gold medalist; 17-time Disability Swimming Champion; ParaCycling Bronze medalist; Time Trial World Champion for ParaCycling; Individual Road Race Bronze medalist for ParaCycling; two-time 2nd place UCI ParaCycling World Cup winner; coach, USA Swimming; founder, Victory Sport Project, Janet Culp 04, member, 2008 Olympic U.S. synchronized swimming team, Marian (Dalmy) Dougherty 07, former professional soccer player, Chicago Red Stars, Magic Jack, Portland Thorns FC, and U.S. Womens National Soccer Team, Eric Denton 00, former professional soccer player, Colorado Rapids, Columbus Crew, San Jose Earthquakes, and D.C. United, Bill Duffy 82, professional sports agent; top twenty most influential minorities in sports,Sports Illustrated; former NBA basketball player, Denver Nuggets, Matt Hatzke 07,former professional soccer player, Los Angeles Galaxy and San Jose Earthquakes, Sofia Huerta 15,professional soccer player, OL Reign, Adelaide United, Sydney FC, Houston Dash, Chicago Red Stars, U.S. Womens National Soccer Team, Mexican National Team (first woman to play both for and against the U.S. and Mexican national teams), Julie (Johnston) Ertz 14, professional soccer player, Angel City FC, Chicago Red Stars, U.S. Womens National Soccer Team; two-time World Cup gold medalist;2016 Womens Soccer Olympic team; womens world cup all-star team, FIFA; recipient, U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year award, Brent Jones 85, former professional football player (one of the highest winning percentages in NFL history), San Francisco 49ers and Pittsburgh Steelers; three-time All-Pro award winner; three-time Super Bowl winner; former pro bowler, four-time Pro Bowler; former NFL analyst,CBS and The NFL Today; member, San Jose Sports & Entertainment Enterprises board of directors. Chastain and Bivens both scored goals while Serlenga registered an assist. Senator, Nevada, Paul Lunardi '83, president/CEO, Lunardi's Super Markets, Matthew Madigan '93, U.S. women's crew coach, 2008 and 2012 Olympics, Mary McConnelong '93, U.S. mountain biking team, 2004 and 2008 Olympics, Mike McFarlane 86, former professional baseball player, former ESPN analyst, local broadcaster, Bill McPherson 54, former assistant head coach, San Francisco 49ers, five Super Bowl rings, Shemar Moore '92, TV actor, Criminal Minds, Young and the Restless; host, Soul Train, Dee Dee Myers 83, CBS analyst and Contributing Editor to Vanity Fair; former White House Spokesperson; author, Why Women Should Rule the World, Robert Miller 67, former Governor of Nevada, Board of Directors Wynn Resorts and International Game Technology, Michael Mondavi 66,former chairman, president and CEO, Robert Mondavi Corporation; founder, Folio Fine Wine Partners, Frank Murkowski '55, former governor and senator, Alaska, Steve Nash 96, professional basketball player; Phoenix Suns; Los Angeles Lakers; two-time NBA MVP, Captain Canadian Mens National Basketball Team, Gavin Newsom 89,former Mayor of San Francisco, Lt. Official website of the Santa Clara broncos, Santa Clara Boat House at Lexington Reservoir, Stephen C. and Patricia A. Schott Athletic Excellence Center, The Athletic Committee for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, TicketSmarter Official Ticket Resale Marketplace, Stevens Soccer Training Center Virtual Tour, Watch | This is Santa Clara Women's Soccer, Kraus Goes to San Diego in a Trade with Atlanta, Women's Soccer Hires Mike Smith as First Assistant, Watching With Bay Area Soccer's First Family, Watching with Bay Area Soccer's First Family, Smith, Cathcart Throw Out First Pitch at Oakland As Game, Slaton Named WCC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Women's Soccer to be Honored at Oakland As Game, Up Close & Personal with Women's Soccer Graduate, Women's Soccer Ranked Sixth Nationally in 2001 Attendance, Women's Soccer Hires Hussey as Second Assistant, Women's Soccer Team Shares in Women's Soccer Celebration, Jerry Smith Receives New Five Year Contract, Ballweg, Osborne Named to U.S. U19 National Team, Women's Soccer to Be Honored at CyberRays/US Soccer Doubleheader, Six Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Roster, Ballweg, Osborne to Compete with U.S. Soccer, Women's Soccer Prepares for White House Visit, Wagner Named CollegeSoccer.com Player of the Year, Women's Soccer Celebrates Season at Annual Banquet, Five Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Roster, Slaton Thrilled to be Taken by Carolina Courage, Courage Takes Danielle Slaton with WUSA's First Overall Draft Pick, CyberRays Coach Sees Danielle Slaton as Best College Player, Wagner Named Athlete of the Year by Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame, Bronco Women's Soccer Signs Three To Letters of Intent, Women's Soccer Honored by Santa Clara City Council, Ballweg, Osborne named to Soccer America all-Freshman Team, Women's Soccer National Champs Honored by San Jose City Council, Manning Named Utah Head Women's Soccer Coach, Slaton Named NSCAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Four Broncos Named to U.S. National Women's Soccer Team, Wagner Awarded Soccer Buzz National Player of the Year, Four Women's Soccer Players to Compete in International Match, Five Women's Soccer Players may Compete in International Match, Women's Soccer Earns Awards from Soccer America, Soccer Buzz, Broncos Name Seven to WCC All-Academic Teams, Four Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Camp, Wagner Named one of Four Finalists for Honda Award, Santa Clara's Zepeda may go without cleats in championship, Santa Clara, Carolina play survivor in NCAA final, Women's Soccer Defeats Florida 3-2 in Overtime, Women's Soccer Places Three on NSCAA/adidas All-America Teams, Women's Soccer to Play in Front of National Audience, Six Women's Soccer Members Named to NSCAA All-West Team, Women's Soccer to Face Florida at College Cup, Wagner Named one of Four Finalists for 2001 Hermann Trophy, Women's Soccer Headed for Dallas and the 2001 College Cup, Women's Soccer Hosts Virginia for NCAA Quarterfinal, Women's Soccer Hosts Dartmouth for NCAA Third Round, Women's Soccer Standouts Listed as Awards Finalists, Women's Soccer Tops Syracuse 4-1 in NCAA Second Round, Women's Soccer Tops Evansville 3-0 in NCAA First Round. The league launched in eight markets: Atlanta, Bay Area, Carolina, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego and Washington D.C. Santa Clara was the only school in the country that had its alumni spread over each of the eight WUSA rosters.
Mary Ann Peters '72, provost, Naval War College; member, Council on Foreign Relations; former U.S. ambassador to Bangladesh, Kurt Rambis 80,assistant coach; Los Angeles Lakers, former ESPN analyst; former head coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves; former professional basketball player, 16 NBA seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns and Charlotte Hornets, 4 NBA Championships as a player, Cameron Rast 92, head coach, SCU Mens Soccer, captain/1992 Olympian/1991 Pan-Am Games gold medalist, member Board of Directors, U.S. Soccer, George Reyes MBA '79, former senior vice president and CFO, Google, Stephen C. Schott 60, former owner, Oakland Athletics; President, Citation Homes, Danielle Slaton 02, Olympic silver medalist (womens soccer), member of the U.S. National Womens Soccer Team, John A. Sobrato '60, chairman, Sobrato Development Companies, John M. Sobrato '83, general partner and CFO, Sobrato Development Companies, Jason Tarver '97, defensive coordinator, Oakland Raiders, Aly Wagner 02, two-time Olympic gold medalist (womens soccer), member of the U.S. National Womens Soccer Team. Saturday's match-up will feature five Santa Clara standouts, four of which will be on the Bay Area CyberRays' roster: Brandi Chastain '90, Jacqui Little '99, Lisa Naez `98 and Megan Horvath '00. Official website of the Santa Clara broncos, Santa Clara Boat House at Lexington Reservoir, Stephen C. and Patricia A. Schott Athletic Excellence Center, The Athletic Committee for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, TicketSmarter Official Ticket Resale Marketplace.
