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GU17 Washington Premier FC '93 White

Sunday, 08 February 2009 02:08
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 TeamGU17 Washington Premier FC '93 White
 CoachJason Baumgardt
 Coach AddressN/A
 Coach CityN/A
 Coach StateN/A
 Coach ZipN/A
 Coach Phone425-221-0061
 Coach E-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 ManagerTamra Pratt
 Manager AddressN/A
Manager CityN/A
 Manager StateN/A
 Manager ZipN/A
 Manager Phone360-801-9622
 Manager E-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 ClubWashington Premier FC
 Club Address

1201 East D Street, # 202

 Club CityTacoma
 Club StateWA
 Club Zip98421
 Club Domainwww.washingtonpremeirfc.com
 Club E-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 DirectorGreg Ion
 Director Phone253-576-8711
 Director E-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
 Team Accomplishments

N/A

 Tournament AccomplishmentsN/A
 Notable Alumni Teams

3 National Champions
9 Regional Champions
72 State Champions

 Notable Alumni PlayersAamy Allman-Griffin '84 US World Cup
Kerri Cathcart - NCAA Div. 1 National Champions - Santa Clara
Devin Hawkins - US Women's National Team
Gretchecn Gree - US National Team
Tim Merritt - NCAA National Champions, UNC, 2005 Draft - DC United
Chris Raymond - Univ. of Puget Sound - 1st Team All-America '02, 1st Team All-Region '99, '01, '02, Conference Player of the Year '02
Talley Hall - MLS Draft, LA Galaxy
 


Random Musings

Success continues for the women’s soccer program under the direction of head coach Jeff Hooker. His presence at Denver serves as a symbol of commitment to the University’s goal of joining the national elite. Hooker became the third head coach in the program’s 20-year history after taking over the reins in 1992. He returns for his 18th season at the helm of the women’s program for the 2009 season.

The Pioneers have achieved greatness under Hooker’s watch with at least eight wins in all of his 17 seasons, including a string of 11 consecutive seasons of nine or more wins from 1994 to 2004. Hooker’s teams compiled a school-record 19 wins in two of the last three seasons.

In his 17th season in 2008, Hooker became the longest-serving current DU coach and tied Jim Bain, who coached women’s swimming and diving for 17 years, as the longest-serving coach of a women’s team at DU. Hooker earned his 200th career win in DU’s season-opening 3-1 victory over New Mexico. The Pioneers earned their third consecutive Sun Belt Tournament title along with claiming the regular season conference crown, earning Hooker Co-Coach of the Year honors. Senior forward Taryn Hemmings was named the SBC Player of the Year for a second time, and a league-high six Pioneers earned All-SBC honors.

Hooker led the 2007 Pioneers to a 13-5-4 record. On Sept. 23, 2007, Hooker guided DU past No. 1-ranked Stanford in a neutral site game in Boulder, Colo., marking the first time Denver defeated the nation’s top team. After going 9-2-2 in the Sun Belt Conference, the Pioneers captured their fifth SBC Tournament title and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.