Water Polo Year-by-Year

2020-21/TODD CLAPPER/16TH YEAR/14-12 OVERALL/6-6 IN MPSF (NCAA 3rd place)
Water polo made its third appearance in the NCAA Championship after ending the regular season 13-11. ASU beat the Michigan in the first round to advance to the final four, but eventually lost to the Championship squad, USC although ASU held the Trojans to their lowest scoring outing of the Tournament. Among those 13 wins were top-five upsets that will go down as some of the top wins at Mona Plummer. The Sun Devils upset No. 2 Stanford at home to open up MPSF play with a 10-9 win, and again against No. 2 UCLA at home with an 8-6 victory just a month later. This was the first time since 2014 that the Sun Devils had more than one upset of a top-five team in a single season. The Sun Devils clinched that at large bid because of their strong Mountain Pacific Sport Federation conference play, including upsetting fifth-seeded Cal at home in the MSPF Championship, and ultimately finishing fourth in the conference. Bente Rogge, Amira Van Buren, Luca Petovary and Chelsea Karimazondo all earned ACWPCC All-American honors.
Full Season Recap
All Americans: Bente Rogge (First Team), Amira Van Buren (Second Team), Chelsea Karimazondo (Honorable Mention), Luca Petovary (Honorable Mention)
All-MPSF Team Honors: Bente Rogge (First Team), Amira Van Buren (Honorable Mention), Luca Petovary (Honorable Mention/All Newcomer Team)
NCAA All-Tournament Team: Bente Rogge (First Team)

2019-20/TODD CLAPPER/15TH YEAR/12-5/1-1 MPSF
The 2020 came to a close earlier than expected, but the No. 6 Sun Devil women's water polo team proved there's a lot to be optimistic about when they return to the pool next season. The Sun Devils finished the shortened season with a 12-5 record (1-1 MPSF), coming just two wins short of matching their total number of wins for the entire 2019 season. ASU defeated nine ranked opponents and the team posted a dominant 6-1 record at home. With a wealth of new talent coming in for the 2020 season -- including six freshmen and one transfer -- the young Sun Devil team got off to a hot start, opening the year with two wins at home against Ottawa University of Arizona. The team broke a school record, scoring 20 goals in the season opener, and tied for third-most goals in a home game. Following the team's third place finish at the 16-team UCSD Triton Invitational, which included upsets over No.5 UC Irvine and No. 7 UC San Diego, the Sun Devils swept the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation weekly honors with Borbala Kekesi named Player of the Week and Eszter Kiss named Newcomer of the Week. In the final weekend in action, and first weekend of MPSF play, the team traveled to the Bay Area where they defeated No. 13 SJSU in dominating fashion behind a career-high six-goal performance from Amira Van Buren. The Sun Devils ended the season with an 8-9 near-comeback loss at No. 2 Stanford.  Freshman goalkeeper Itzahiana Baca was selected to the All-MPSF First Team, the first Sun Devil to earn this recognition since 2017. Junior Amira Van Buren was named to the Second Team, her second conference honor after making the MPSF All-Newcomer Team her freshman year. Freshman Eszter Kiss earned All-MPSF Honorable Mention, and both Baca and Kiss were named to the All-Newcomer Team.
ALL-AMERICANS: Amira Van Buren (ACWPC Second Team), Itzahiana Baca (ACWPC Second Team), Eszter Kiss (ACWPC HM)

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2018-19/TODD CLAPPER/14TH SEASON/14-12/1-5 MPSF
The Sun Devils finished with their fourth consecutive winning season and landed at No. 10 in the final CWPA Top 25 rankings. Eleven of the team's 14 wins came against ranked opponents. ASU opened its non-conference season with the annual Cross-Conference Challenge at Mona Plummer Aquatic Center, going  4-1 on the weekend. They had another winning weekend at the UCSD Triton Invitational, notching wins over No. 22 San Diego State, No. 13 Loyola Marymount and No. 7 UCSB. After a tough weekend at the UCI Barbara Kablus Invitational where they faced several MPSF conference foes for the first time of the season, the squad returned home for the ASU Invitational, going 2-1 on the weekend. At the MPSF Championships, ASU fell to No. 3 UCLA in the quarterfinals before beating Indiana and San Jose State to finish in fifth place in the nation's preeminent water polo conference. Junior Bente Rogge and senior Maud Koopman each picked up their second All-MPSF honors and freshman Lieke Rogge earned her first nod, making All-MPSF Newcomer honors.
ACWPC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS: P.J. Allin (Outstanding), Rosie Huck (Outstanding), Maud Koopman (Outstanding), Catherine Simko (Superior), Bente Rogge (Superior), Meghan Beaudet (Superior), Blaire McDowell (Superior), Belen Ehinger (Excellent), Layla Waters (Excellent)
MPSF TEAM HONORS: Bente Rogge (Second-Team), Maud Koopman (Second-Team), Like Rogge (Newcomer Team)
MPSF ALL-ACADEMIC: P.J. Allin, Rosie Huck, Maud Koopman, Bente Rogge, Amira Van Buren

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2017-18/TODD CLAPPER/THIRTEENTH SEASON/16-9 OVERALL
The Sun Devils wrapped up their regular season campaign at 16-9, the seventh consecutive season that they have reached 16 victories. 14 of those 16 victories came over teams that were ranked in the CWPA Top 25 at the time. ASU spent most of the season at No. 6 in the CWPA rankings, never falling outside the Top-Six. They finished at No. 5 in the nation in the final CWPA Top 25, tying the second highest finish in the poll in program history.Arizona State defeated four teams that competed at the 2018 NCAA Championship. Redshirt senior goalkeeper Mia Rycraw recently eclipsed the 800-save mark for her career, completing her third consecutive 200-save season. Rycraw now sits at 814 saves, the third most for a career in Sun Devil history. Rycraw became the third Sun Devil goaltender and just the 15th member of the MPSF's 800-save club. Redshirt senior Alkistis Benekou continued to climb up the Sun Devil's all-time goals scored list, finishing her final campaign in Tempe with 38 goals. Benekou put together four consecutive 30-goal season, finishing her career with 181 goals. The 181 goals are the third-most for a career in school history. Lena Mihailovic capped a fantastic four-year career as a Sun Devil with a brilliant senior season. Despite missing the first three matches of the season, she scored 31 goals in 2018. Mihailovic finished with 131 career goals, entering the Top-10 in school history, completing her career ninth on the Sun Devil's all-time goals scored list. Building off a pair of spectacular seasons to begin her career in Tempe, Maud Koopman was special once again for the Sun Devils. With 42 goals in 2018, Koopman has registered back-to-back 40-goal campaigns. In just three seasons as a Sun Devil, Koopman has 122 goals scored, placing her six away from cracking the Top-10 in school history for goal scored. Koopman returns as the Sun Devils main offensive weapon, looking to take on more of a leadership role.
ACWPC ALL-AMERICAN TEAM HONORS - Mia Rycraw (Second Team), Bente Rogge (Second Team), Alkistis Benekou (Third Team), Maud Koopman (Honorable Mention)
ACWPC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS: Rosie Huck (Outstanding), P.J. Allin (Outstanding), Maud Koopman (Outstanding), Bente Rogge (Outstanding), Lena Mihailovic (Superior), Catherine Simko (Superior), Layla Waters (Superior), Sophia Burgess (Excellent), Belen Ehinger (Excellent)
MPSF TEAM HONORS - Mia Rycraw (Second Team), Bente Rogge (Second Team), Alkistis Benekou (Second Team), Amira Van Buren (Newcomer)
MPSF ALL-ACADEMIC - Rosie Huck, P.J. Allin, Maud Koopman, Alkistis Benekou, Lena Mihailovic, Bente Rogge

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2016-17/TODD CLAPPER /12th SEASON/ 20-7/3-3 IN MPSF
Entered the 2017 season ranked No. 5 in the nation, tying their highest preseason ranking in program history and started the season on a six-game win streak. In that streak, the Sun Devils recorded 19 goals in a win over UC Davis, tying the tenth highest made goals in a game for the Sun Devils in program history. In conference play, the Sun Devils further solidified themselves as one of the nation's top programs as they worked their way to a 3-3 mark in MPSF play. In that leg of competition, ASU picked up the programs 41st upset victory, topping No. 4 UCLA in Los Angeles. The Sun Devils also claimed their first shutout in the 2017 season, topping Bucknell, 11-0 in early March and outscored their opponents 241-151 in the 2017 season, including a 47-40 advantage in MPSF contests. Redshirt-junior Alkistis Benekou led the way fro the Sun Devils on offense in 2017, netting an impressive 46 goals on the year ... Not far behind Benekou, was Lena Mihailovic who carded 45 goals of her own on the year ... In the cage, Mia Rycraw continued her assault on the ASU record book with her 202 saves in the season ... Following the 2017 season, Rycraw ranks  third in ASU history with 738 career-saves ... Rycraw posted three of the top-5 single-game save totals in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation this season, including an 18-save outing against Cal Irvine. She finished tied for second in the conference in saves (202) behind Cal State Bakersfield senior Courtney Wahlstrom (272), that school's all-time leader.
ALL-MPSF:  Mia Rycraw (First Team), Lena Mihailovic (Second Team), Bente Rogge (honorable mention). 
ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION: Bente Rogge (third-team), Mia Rycraw and Lena Mihailovic (honorable mention)
CoSIDA's Academic All-District®:  Maud Koopman.

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2015-16/TODD CLAPPER/11TH SEASON/21-8
The Sun Devil water polo team advanced to its second NCAA Tournament in program history, matching a program-best with a fifth-place finish at the event and finishing the season with a 21-8 record...It was just the third time in program history the Devils reached the 20-win plateau and the first time since 2013...The 20th win also marked career-win No. 300 for head coach Todd Clapper, who is now 301-199 in his career as a head coach...The fifth-place national finish was the highest for any Sun Devil program this season...The Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches announced four members from the Arizona State water polo program as All-Americans – including First-Team selection Ao Gao...Gao became just the third Sun Devil in program history to be named a First Team All-American, joining Alicia Brightwell (2012) and Addison McGrath (2008) on the select list...She was joined on this year's All-America roster by Second-Team selection Mia Rycraw and Honorable Mention picks Abbey Kerth and Maud Koopman...The Sun Devils have now posted 21 All-America honors under head coach Todd Clapper since the 2011 season after having just 10 total in program history prior to the current streak...At no point since 2011 has ASU posted fewer than three All-Americans, with this year's four selections tying the 2013 and 2014 squads for the school record for the most in a single season...Gao finished her illustrious career as one of the most decorated Sun Devils in history, becoming just the fourth player in program lore to become a three-time All-American and the first Sun Devil to be named either a first or second team selection each of those times...She finished her career with 131 career goals, good for eighth in the Sun Devil record books. She added 100 career assists, becoming just the fourth player in program history to reach the milestone and bringing her career total points to 231 – the fifth-highest total in ASU history...She added 131 career steals, good for sixth all-time at ASU..She joined Ashley Bower (2004-07) as the only other member of the 100-100-100 club, finishing their careers with over 100 goals, assists and steals...In her first season as the team's day-to-day starting goalkeeper, Mia Rycraw took the MPSF and NCAA by storm. The sophomore out of Walnut, Calif., stopped 318 shots on the season as she led the conference in saves and posted the third-best single season total in ASU history...At the NCAA Tournament, Rycraw stopped 48 shots in three games (16.0 per game) and set a personal record with 20 saves in the team's fifth-place victory. The 48 shots and 20 saves were each good for the second-best total in NCAA Tournament history and she earned All-Tournament honors as a result. Rycraw finished the season with double-digit saves in her final six games of the year...Stopping a tick over 12 shots per game, Rycraw was a pivotal part of an ASU defense that allowed just 5.31 goals per game – a new school record and the third-lowest total in the ever-competitive MPSF Conference. The Sun Devils allowed double-digit goals just twice in 2016, also a program low and three games fewer than the previous school record...Koopman was the freshman sensation that carried the Sun Devil offense throughout the year. The youngster out of the Netherlands led the team in just about every major statistical category including goals (39), assists (38), points (77) and steals (39)...Koopman's 77 points were 27 more than any Sun Devil on the team and a testament to her versatility. The freshman crushed the ASU school freshman record for assists, nine more than Ashley Bower's 2008 total of 29. She also came just shy of Rowie Webster's long-standing school freshman record for points of 82 while her goal and steal totals were good for fifth and sixth all-time among ASU freshmen, respectively...Koopman had four or more assists in three of her final eight games and those three games already put her in a tie for second all-time at ASU for most games in a career with four or more assists in a contest...The Dutch attacker was named to the MPSF All-Newcomer team and became just the third ASU freshman to be named an All-American, joining Alkistis Benekou (2014) and Rowie Webster (2006).
All-American: Ao Gao (1st), Mia Rycraw (1st), Abbey Kerth (HM), Maud Koopman (HM)
All-MPSF: Mia Rycraw (2nd), Abbey Kerth (2nd), Ao Gao (HM), Maud Koopman (All-Newcomer)
MPSF All-Academic: Taylor Bertrand, Daisy Carter, Ao Gao, Abbey Kerth, Lena Mihailovic, Katie Sverchek

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2014-15/TODD CLAPPER/TENTH SEASON/16-10/2-4 MPSF
Finished sixth at the MPSF Tourament in Tempe...had three Sun Devils named All-Americans (Izabella Chiappini, Alkistis Benekou and E.B. Keeve) and four earn All-MPSF Honors (the three mentioned and Lena Mihailovic)...Chiappini earned her first All-MPSF distinction while leading the Sun Devils with 56 goals and adding 23 assists and her 79 points were more than 20 points higher than any teammate...Keeve had yet another outstanding year in the cage, leading the MPSF in averaging 12.75 saves per game with an MPSF-leading 239 total saves on the season. It was the third All-American and All-MPSF selection of Keeve's career...12.75 saves per game set a new ASU school record for a single season, breaking her own record of 12.55 saves per game set last season...239 total saves are eighth most in program lore for a single season and Keeve now has 936 career saves and is well on pace to challenge Caylinn Wallace's school record of 1,087 during her senior campaign next year...Benekou finished second on the team with 41 goals on the season and drew a team-leading 54 exclusions to earn her second career All-American and All-MPSF honors.
All-American: Izabella Chiappini (ACWPC Third-Team), E.B. Keeve (Honorable Mention), Alkistis Benekou (Honorable Mention)
All-MPSF: Izabella Chiappini (second), E.B. Keeve (honorable mention), Alkistis Benekou (honorable mention), Lena Mihailovic (All-Newcomer)
MPSF All-Academic: Alkistis Benekou, Abbey Kerth, Daisy Carter, Katie Sverchek

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2013-14/TODD CLAPPER/NINTH SEASON/17-11 OVERALL/4-3 MPSF
Qualified for the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history, taking fifth overall at the NCAA Championships with a 6-5 victory over UC Irvine to finish the season with a 17-11 overall record. For the second consecutive season, the Sun Devils posted four student-athletes on the All-American team and the program has had three or more All-American selections in each of the past four seasons – a feat the team accomplished just once in 10 previous seasons. E.B. Keeve set the school record for saves per game with 12.80 while leading the nation in the category and was named an All-American alongside Ao Gao, Petra Pardi and Alkistis Benekou.

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2012-13/TODD CLAPPER/EIGHTH SEASON/26-7 OVERALL/4-2 MPSF
The No. 3 Arizona State University water polo team fell in the third-place game of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament dropping a 10-7 decision to No. 4 UCLA.

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2011-12/TODD CLAPPER/SEVENTH SEASON/25-6 OVERALL/4-3 MPSF
The 2012 season marked the most successful year in program history for the ASU water polo team as the squad went on to finish fifth in the nation according to the final CWPA Coaches Poll...The Sun Devils combined a 25-6 overall record on the season, smashing the school record in victories and posted a fifth-place finish at the MPSF Championships which is more SOequivalent to the national championships than even the NCAA tournament itself due to the caliber of the teams in action...Team was 4-3 in conference play, earning its first MPSF regular season victory since 2008 with a victory over San Diego St. on March 3, 2012...After a heartbreaking overtime loss to No. 4 Cal in the first round of the MPSF Tournament, ASU reeled off back-to-back victories over Hawai'i and SDSU to take fifth-place and the best finish at the tournament in school history...On an individual level, transfer Alicia Brightwell became just the second Sun Devil in school history to earn first team All-America honors fron the AWPCA...Junior cneter Shannon Haas earned her first All-America honor as well after being named to the third team while Mariam Salloum was an honororable mention...Brightwell notched 75 goals on the season to lead the nation in scoring and her 2.78 goals per game paced the MPSF Conference...Brightwell scored three or more goals in 18 games on the year and her 75 goals rank her second on ASU's all-time single-season scoring list...Brightwell had a totla of 96 points on the year, also the second-most in school history...Both Brightwell (4/29 against SDSU) and Haas (3/3 against SDSU) scored seven goals in a game on the year, matching the school record in the category...Brightwell added MPSF first-team accolades and was named to the All-Tournament team for her performance at the MPSF Championships...Haas was named to the MPSF second team while seniors Mariam Salloum, Kelsey White and Annabelle Carter were all honorable mentions...Freshman Anna Kertes was named to the All-Newcomer team after scoring 47 goals on the year, tied for second among conference freshmen and ranked second all-time on ASU's freshmen single-season goals list...The team blasted its school record in goals scored with 376 and scored in double digits 21 times on the year...Todd Clapper posted his 100th victory as head coach of the Sun Devils and 200th career victory overall on the year...AWPCA All-Americans: Alicia Brightwell (first team), Shannon Haas (third team), Mariam Salloum (HM)
All-MPSF: Alicia Brightwell (first), Shannon Haas (second), Mariam Salloum (HM), Kelsey White (HM), Annabelle Carter (HM), Anna Kertes (All-Newcomer)
All-Academic MPSF: Ianeta Hutchinson, Mariam Salloum, Amanda Young, Shannon Haas, Annabell Carter, Kelsey White
MPSF All-Tournament Team: Alicia Brightwell
MPSF Player of the Week: Alicia Brightwell (March 15), Alicia Brightwell (Feb. 13), Alicia Brightwell (Jan. 30), Shannon Haas (March 5)
MPSF Newcomer of the Week: Anna Kertes (Feb. 13) 

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2010-11/TODD CLAPPER/SIXTH SEASON/12-14 OVERALL/0-7 MPSF
Placed seventh in the MPSF Championships, the team's best finish in the conference tournament since the 2006 squad finished sixth overall...ended ranked No. 8 in the final national rankings after opening the season ranked No. 9 and remaining in the Top 10 for 12 of the 16 weeks...team's final ranking is the second-best in program history behind the No. 6 ranking the 2006 squad earned...posted a pair of upset victories over San Diego State, including No. 9 ASU's 10-9 decision over No. 7 SDSU at the UC Irvine Invitational and then No. 11 ASU's 11-9 win over the No. 9 Aztecs in the seventh-place game at the MPSF Championships...those wins were the 21st and 22nd times ASU has upset a Top 10 team...scored 15 or more goals in six games, including a 21-5 defeat of Fresno Pacific and an 18-4 win over Redlands...the 21 goals scored against FPU is the second-most in a single game in program history behind the 25 scored in 2009 against Cal Lutheran while the 16-point margin ranks as the seventh-best in program history...individually, Sarah Harris and Mariam Salloum both received All-MPSF Honorable Mention honors with Harris earning the accolade for the second year in a row while Salloum earned her first honor from the league...Lynlee Smith tied a pair of single-game records during the season...first, she tallied nine points (five goals-four assists) at home against Cal Baptist (March 5) to tie her own record for points in a game (scored seven goals and two assists against Cal Lutheran in 2009)...then, on the road at No. 20 UC San Diego (April 3), she recorded five assists in the win to tie Ashley Orzalli (2002) and Bonnie Miles (2009) for the most helpers in a single game...Smith etched her name on a pair of single-season Top 10 lists and three career charts this year... her 53 assists are the most in single season (ahead of Ashley Bower's 46 in 2007) while her 92 points (39 goals-53 assists) ranks as the second-most behind Addison McGrath's 123 in 2008...on the career charts, Smith ended her time in Tempe ranked second in all-time goals with 155, third in assists with 95 and second in points with 250...also moving up on the career lists were Salloum (ninth in goals with 87, fifth in assists with 75, sixth in points with 162 and 10th in steals with 80) and Nikki Unbehaun (10th in goals with 82, 10th in assists with 44 and 10th in points with 126)...two Sun Devils on the 2011 roster also competed in the 14th FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China, as both Harris and Kelsey White represented South Africa...two others with ties to the program also were involved in the FINA event, including former student-athlete Rowie Webster, who played for Australia, incoming student-athlete Rita Keszthelyi, who played for Hungary. 

Water Polo Individual Honors
All-MPSF Honors: Sarah Harris (HM), Mariam Salloum (HM)
Academic All-MPSF: Annabelle Carter, Shannon Haas, Sarah Harris, Candice Phillippe, Mariam Salloum, Nikki Unbehaun, Kelsey White, Amanda Young

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2009-10/TODD CLAPPER/FIFTH SEASON/16-15 OVERALL/0-7 MPSF
Placed eighth at the season-ending MPSF Championships...closed out the year ranked No. 11 nationally...spent entire year ranked among the Top 10, climbing as high as No. 6 for a three-week stretch.. defeated a pair of higher-ranked teams, including No. 9 Irvine (13-3) as the No. 10 team in the nation and No. 5 Michigan (11-6) as the No. 8 team...opened the month of March on a six-game winning streak, the longest of the season for the team...six players tallied 25 goals or more, including the trio of Lynlee Smith (51), Shannon Haas (47) and Sarah Harris (38), all who had over 35 goals...Smith led the way overall for the offense as she scored 68 points on the year with 17 assists while Harris (52) and Mariam Salloum (50) both surpassed the 50-point mark...Haas (49), Kelsey White (46) and Annabelle Carter (43) all had over 40 points as well...Salloum led the way in assists with a team-high 27 on the year while Kari Walsh was the only other player with more than 20 with her 21 helpers...Smith led the way with 15 games (out of 31) that she scored two or more goals while Haas was second with 12 and Harris third with 10...in the cage, the duo of Dana Harvey and Amanda Young combined to stop 262 shots with 139 saves and 123 saves, respectively... both women also had multiple games with double digit saves, including Harvey's 14 save performance against No. 9 UC Irvine (W, 13-3) and Young's 12 stop performance against No. 5 Michigan (W, 11-6)...in the post season awards, Haas was selected to the MSPF All-Freshman Team as well as Honorable Mention All-MSPF...Harris and Kelly Phelps joined Haas on the honorable mention team...Haas (March 29) and Harris (April 5) also were selected Mikasa Newcomer of the Week during the season...out of the pool, nine players earned national academic honors from the American Collegiate Water Polo Association, including three on the first team (Becca Clopp, Miles, Salloum)...seven players were selected Academic All-MPSF.

ACWPA All-Academic: Becca Clopp (1st), Bonnie Miles (1st), Mariam Salloum (1st), Shannon Haas (2nd), Nikki Unbehaun (2nd), Amanda Young (2nd), Annabelle Carter (3rd), Sarah Harris (3rd), Dana Harvey (3rd); Team (14th-highest GPA in the nation & 2nd-highest in the MPSF)
Honorable Mention All-MPSF: Shannon Haas, Sarah Harris, Kelly Phelps
MPSF All-Freshman Team: Shannon Haas
Academic All-MPSF: Dana Harvey, Bonnie Miles, Candice Phillippe, Mariam Salloum, Kari Walsh, Kelsey White, Nikki Unbehaun
MPSF Mikasa Newcomer of the Week: Shannon Haas (March 29), Sarah Harris (April 5)

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2008-09/TODD CLAPPER (FOURTH SEASON)/13-15/0-7 IN MPSF)
Went 0-3 at the MPSF Championships to place eighth...ranked 10th in final Top 20 poll, after moving as high as fifth in the March 4 poll...for the first time in program history, the team was ranked in the top 10 all season...senior Addison McGrath was named first-team All-MPSF for the second consecutive season, after becoming the first player in ASU history to receive first-team all-league honors in 2008...McGrath was also a second-team All-America selection, while sophomore Lynlee Smith received honorable mention All-America honors...McGrath scored 63 goals and added 26 assists on the season...she finished her ASU career as the school's all-time leader with 237 goals, 348 points and 66 multiple-goal games, and she ranks second on the ASU career list with 111 assists...McGrath was one of two Sun Devils to earn MPSF Mikasa Co-Player of the Week honors during the season, as she did so on January 26 after scoring 13 goals in three games at the season-opening Michigan Invitational...Smith earned the conference's Player of the Week award on March 30, after she scored 22 goals in four games, including a single-game program-record-tying seven against Cal Lutheran, at the ASU Invitational...Smith had an outstanding debut season after coming to Tempe from New Zealand, leading the team with 65 goals and 90 points on the year...McGrath and Smith became the first pair of Sun Devil teammates to both surpass 60 goals in the same season...juniors Kelly Phelps and Bonnie Miles continued to climb the school record books, as Phelps ended the season ranked fourth in ASU history with 112 goals, fifth with 155 points and seventh with 43 assists, while Miles finished up 2009 fourth in program history with 72 assists and eighth with 124 points...sophomore Nikki Unbehaun was one of the most improved players on the team, as her 33 goals more than tripled her freshman season total of 10...freshman Mariam Salloum had one of the better rookie campaigns in Sun Devil history, scoring 25 goals and adding 26 assists...the team's 6-0 start was the longest winning streak to start a season in the program's eight-year history, topping the 4-0 start by the 2006 squad...set school record by averaging 10.50 goals per game, and they also set a new single-game ASU goal-scoring record in a 25-6 win over Cal Lutheran on March 29.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS
ACWPC All-American: Addison McGrath (second), Lynlee Smith (hm)
ACWPC All-Academic: Jennifer Campo, Bonnie Miles, Mariam Salloum, Sam Schubert, Nikki Unbehaun
All-MPSF: Addison McGrath (first)
Academic All-MPSF: Jennifer Campo, Addison McGrath, Bonnie Miles, Nikki Unbehaun, Kari Walsh
MPSF Mikasa Player of the Week: Addison McGrath (January 26), Lynlee Smith (March 30)

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2007-08/TODD CLAPPER (THIRD SEASON)/21-13/7-5 IN MPSF
Posted a 21-13 overall record and went 7-5 in the MPSF to finish in a tie for fifth...1-3 at the MPSF Championships to place eighth...21 wins set a program record, surpassing the 20 recorded in 2003 while the seven league wins also set a record, two more than the previous mark of five recorded each of the past two seasons...21st victory not only set the single-season win record, it also gave head coach Todd Clapper win No. 50 over his tenure in Tempe...team finished ranked ninth in the final poll after climbing as high as No. 4, a program record, on April 23...climbed high in the rankings with three huge upsets including an 8-5 win over No. 2 USC, marking the first time a non-Top 5 team had upset USC (ASU was No. 10)... knocked off No. 4 San Diego State (10-7) in the regular season finale and No. 4 California (8-7) at home earlier in the year...5-4 defeat of No. 17 UC Santa Barbara on April 5 marked the 100th victory in program history...also set a record for wins in a row twice during the year, equaling the mark of six in a row at the start of the season before making the mark nine in a row in late March... three Sun Devils were selected for AWCPA All-America honors, including Addison McGrath (first), Caylinn Wallace (HM) and Kelly Phelps (HM)...McGrath had one of the top seasons in program history as she scored a single-season record 81 goals, added 42 assists (second) and set a season record with 123 points...McGrath led the MPSF in scoring and ranked among the Top 10 nationally to also earn All-MPSF first-team honors, becoming the first Sun Devil to be selected first-team all-league as well as first-team All-American...McGrath also competed in the javelin on the track & field team and scored one point at the Pac-10 Championships, helping the team to a Pac-10 title...senior goalie Caylinn Wallace capped a stellar career as she recorded 1,087 saves and averaged 9.54 saves per game in her career...she recorded a season-record 346 saves to lead the MPSF and ranked among the top 15 nationally in overall saves and saves per game average (10.18)...Wallace notched the 1,000th save of her career on March 30 against CS San Bernardino at the ASU Invitational...Phelps earned her first All-America honor as she recorded 53 goals and added 18 18 assists for 71 points on the year...her goals (fourth) and points (sixth) rank highly on the single season ledgers while her goal total placed her among the top 30 in the league standings...senior Katy Lawlor also closed her career in style as she netted 40 goals and 60 points on the year to move into fourth (93) and fifth (131) on the all-time career lists...three times on the season, a Sun Devil was honored as the MPSF Mikasa Player of the Week with Wallace twice earning the honor (March 17 and March 31) while McGrath earned it once (April 21).
AWCPA All-American: Addison McGrath (first), Caylinn Wallace (hm), Kelly Phelps (hm)
AWCPA All-Academic: Jennifer Campo, Bonnie Miles, Nikki Unebaun, Caylinn Wallace, Candice Phillippe, Lauren Hayes, Katy Lawlor, Christy Stibbe
All-MPSF: Addison McGrath (first), Caylinn Wallace (hm)
Academic All-MPSF: Katy Lawlor, Addison McGrath, Bonnie Miles, Caylinn Wallace, Kari Walsh
MPSF Mikasa Player of the Week: Addison McGrath (April 21), Caylin Wallace (March 17 and March 31) 

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2006-07/TODD CLAPPER (SECOND SEASON)/14-14/5-7 IN MPSF
Ended the season ranked No. 11 nationally...went 5-7 in MPSF play to earn the No. 8 seed in the tournament played in Tempe...finished 10th in the tournament with a 1-2 record...posted an 8-5 record at home...scored home upsets over then-No. 6 San Jose State (11-10), then-No. 5 San Diego State (8-7) and then-No. 7 UC Irvine (11-7)...the upset of UCI helped ASU sweep its weekend of MPSF foes (W 16-14 over No. 14 Long Beach State as well) for the first time since joining the league...part of the 8-5 home record included a sweep of the ASU Invitational to give the Sun Devils their first tournament victory in program history...Addison Doud led the team on offense with team-highs in points (88) and goals (54) while ranking second in assists (34)...her season totals ranked among the Top 10 in school history, including first in season points and second in both goals and assists...Doud was named Honorable Mention All-American as well as Honorable Mention All-MPSF...senior Ashley Bower also turned in a strong offensive season as she netted 34 goals, a team-high and single-season record 46 assists and 80 points...Katie Hedley was second in goals scored with 39 to bring her career total to 134, the most in ASU history...she finished her career ranked second in points (187) and third in assists (53)...rookie Amanda Stepp, who was named to the MPSF All-Freshman Team, was fourth in goals scored with 31 and added 27 assists, ranking seventh and second, respectively, on the all-time freshman lists...her 58 points ranked 10th in a single season and second on the freshman charts as well...defensively, Caylinn Wallace stopped a single-season record 263 shots and recorded a season-record 10.52 saves per contest...for her career, Wallace moved into first on the all-time saves list with 741...Wallace ended the year second in the league with her saves per game average.
AWCPA All-American: Addison Doud (HM)
AWCPA All-Academic: Ashley Bower (first), Ali Gronow (first), Jennifer Campo (second), Bonnie Chapman (second), Jaron Reed (second), Caylinn Wallace (second), Kim Buck (HM), Katie Hedley (HM), Katy Lawlor (HM), Kari Walsh (HM), Lindsay Williams (HM)
All-MPSF: Addison Doud (HM)
MPSF All-Freshman: Amanda Stepp
Academic All-MPSF: Ashley Bower, Kim Buick, Addision Doud, Katie Hedley, Katy Lawlor, Caylinn Wallace, Lindsay Williams

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2005-06/TODD CLAPPER (FIRST SEASON)/15-13/5-7 IN MPSF
Went 4-2 at home, 3-6 on the road and 6-3 at neutral sites...finished the season seventh in the 13-team league...placed sixth at the MPSF Championships, the best finish for the team in its three years as a member of the MPSF...ended the season ranked a program-record sixth...upset five teams ranked higher, including a 13-12, four-overtime defeat of No. 7 UC Irvine at the MPSF Championships in Irvine, Calif....rookie Rowie Webster led the team in scoring with a single-season record 63 goals...Webster was named third team All-American, the highest All-American honor earned in program history...also was the first Sun Devil selected to the MPSF All-Tournament team after scoring 15 goals in four games...ranked fourth in the nation in scoring among freshmen and fourth overall in the MPSF (top rookie)...goalie Caylinn Wallace had another solid year in the cage, finishing among the top five in the MPSF in saves and saves per game average...Webster was selected to the Australian Junior National Team while classmate Addison Doud earned a place on the U.S. Women's Junior National Team...first-year coach Todd Clapper also was selected as the U.S. Women's Youth National Team head coach.
AWCPA All-American: Rowie Webster (third)
All MPSF: Rowie Webster (second)
MPSF All-Freshman Team: Rowie Webster
MPSF Player of the Week: Rowie Webster
Academic All-MPSF: Elaine Bentley, Adriane Mota, Tessa Wyborny, Katie Hedley, Ashley Bower, Kim Buck, Katy Lawlor, Raelyn Ritchie, Caylinn Wallace
Mikasa MPSF Player of Week: Caylinn Wallace (April 23), Addison Doud (April 11), Rowie Webster (Feb. 28)