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  • Soccer Slate ReleasedMay 27, 2004 | Azusa Pacific's 2004 women's soccer schedule is now available. The docket features 15 regular-season games and begins September 3 in San Diego.
  • Bays is All-AmericanDec. 11, 2003 | Junior Stephanie Bays earned her first-ever NAIA All-American honor today after being named to the second team. She was the lone Azusa Pacific representative.
  • Stolen JewellNov. 22, 2003 | Just 17 minutes from its sixth straight NAIA semifinal appearance, Azusa Pacific, which had 3 goals disallowed, was stunned and upset as William Jewell stole a 3-2 win from the Cougars.
  • West Coast CruiseNov. 20, 2003 | Santa Barbara was its usual self--bitterly cold in November. Erin Arbizu, on the other had returned to her usual self with a hat-trick as Azusa Pacific cruised to a 4-0 opening round win.
  • Cougars are Third SeedNov. 16, 2003 | Azusa Pacific, looking for its sixth straight semifinal berth, has learned that it is the No. 3 seed at the 2003 NAIA National Tournament and will play Thursday, Nov. 20 at 5 p.m.
  • Uncharted TerritoryNov. 5, 2003 | Playing without 4 regulars, Azusa Pacific lost 1-0 to Biola in the opening round of the NAIA Region II playoffs, snapping the Cougars' string of 7 straight NAIA regional championship game appearances.
  • Quartet Named All-GSACNov. 3, 2003 | Senior Heather Hannemann, juniors Stephanie Bays and Kelly Goudge and sophomore Shannon Coe were all named to the 2003 All-GSAC team.
  • Late Goal Lifts CougarsNov. 1, 2003 | Britany Nauchtrieb scored her first goal of the season, and it couldn't have come at a better time than the last second of the game in a 2-1 Azusa Pacific win.
  • From Coe to GoalOct. 30, 2003 | Shannon Coe moved into the Cougar attack and responded with a monster game, scoring a hat-trick and assisting on 2 others in a 5-1 Cougar win over Hope International.
  • Tricked By SchoepkeOct. 25, 2003 | It was supposed to be a showdown between NAIA top 5 teams, but Westmont's Jessica Schoepke turned it into a route with a hat-trick in a 14-minute span for a 3-0 Warrior win.
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