Qualifying complete for 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships
03/24/07
Fresno State's P.J. Haggerty, the two-time reigning collegiate player of the year, will have the opportunity to add a second national collegiate singles title to his resume as he qualified late Friday for the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which will be held May 21-22 at AMF Pin Palace Lanes in Huntsville, Ala.
The USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which debuted in May 2004, features the top 16 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national titles.
Qualifying for the national finals was held Friday at four Sectional Qualifier sites: Allentown, Pa.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Fairview Heights, Ill., and Las Vegas. All participants bowled six games with total pinfall determining final standings. The top four finishers in each division (male and female) at each Sectional Qualifier site advance to the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships.
Haggerty, a current Team USA member who won the 2005 men's national collegiate single title, won the Las Vegas Sectional with 1,312. Other notables advancing from Las Vegas were Lindenwood's Daniel Farish, a Junior Team USA member in 2006, and West Texas A&M's William Haverland, who is currently on Junior Team USA.
Another current Junior Team USA member moving on to Huntsville is Robert Morris' Tim Pfeifer, who won the Allentown Sectional with 1,319 and advanced for the second consecutive year. Other sectional champions were Saginaw Valley State's George Juszczyk and Wichita State's Michael Romano.
Rounding out the men's field is Penn State's Jason Weaver, Ferris State's Dan Jernagan, South Florida's Stephen Alessi, Western Illinois' Nick Thomas, Lindenwood's E.J. Parks, Wichita State's Will Barnes, UNLV's Cayson Coyle, Vincennes' Kevin Andes, Vincennes' Michael McGreevy II and Chattanooga's Daniel Hannagan, who also advanced for the second consecutive year.
In the women's division, Wichita State's Elysia Current, a two-time Junior Team USA member and 2003-04 Collegiate Player and Rookie of the Year while at Fairleigh Dickinson University, will look to build on her runner-up finish last year as she qualified by finishing third in the Fairview Heights sectional.
Current will be joined in Huntsville by her Shockers teammate Emily Maier, who won the Fairview Heights Sectional with 1,241. Maier won two medals at the 2006 American Zone Youth Championships with Junior Team USA.
Pikeville's Jamie Foster won the Chattanooga Sectional with 1,354 and will be joined at the national finals by two of her Bears teammates -- Kayla Bandy, who also advanced to nationals in 2005, and Ashley Stahurski. Other sectional winners were Western New England's Leigh Pratt and West Texas A&M's Brandy Silva, who advanced for the second consecutive year.
Virginia Tech's Mindy Pancoast also will be making a repeat trip to the national finals, while Lindenwood's Jennifer Ridilla will be making her first appearance at nationals since 2004. Also qualifying were Fresno State's Karen Rosprim, Newman's Amanda Sharshel, Morehead State's Marissa Martinek, McKendree's Rebekah Diers, Grand Valley State's Valerie Klaas, Erie Community College's Desiree Lee and Mohawk Valley Community College's Marissa Martinek.
At the national finals, all 16 participants in each division bowl eight games to determine seeding for the match play competition. In match play, participants compete in a best-of-five, single-elimination bracket, with winners in each division being crowned national champions of the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships.
Final results after six games -- Top 20; x-advanced to 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships
Allentown (Pa.) Sectional
1. x-Tim Pfeifer, Robert Morris (Pa.), 1,319; 2. x-Jason Weaver, Penn State, 1,254; 3. x-Dan Jernagan, Ferris State, 1,252; 4. x-Stephen Alessi, South Florida, 1,226; 5. (tie) Stephen Best, South Florida, 1,224, Adam Metzger, Robert Morris (Pa.), 1,224; 7. Shane Tetterton, Penn State-Berks, 1,217; 8. Matt Deuire, William Paterson, 1,213; 9. Ed Carragher, Kean, 1,200; 10. Nicholaus Filosa, St. John's, 1,195.
11. Dan Vick, Rochester Tech, 1,192; 12. Matthew O'Grady, William Paterson, 1,181; 13. Nicholas Clemons, Maryland-Baltimore County, 1,169; 14. (tie) David Gerhart, Rochester Tech, 1,162, Jeff Klemenswicz, Ferris State, 1,162; 16. Adam Chase, St. John's, 1,161; 17. Ron Ehlert, Stevens Tech, 1,154; 18. Charles Hicks, William Paterson, 1,152; 19. Sean McAuliffe, St. John's, 1,148; 20. Louis Dalessio Jr., Briarcliffe, 1,145.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Sectional
1. x-George Juszczyk, Saginaw Valley State, 1,320; 2. x-Kevin Andes, Vincennes, 1,316; 3. x-Michael McGreevy II, Vincennes, 1,281; 4. x-Daniel Hannagan, Chattanooga, 1,275; 5. Chris White, Pikeville, 1,264; 6. Colt Seaberg, Rock Valley, 1,262; 7. Garrett Sidor, Illinois, 1,255; 8. Shawn Deufel, Central Florida, 1,252; 9. Kevin Kovash, Pikeville, 1,244; 10. (tie) David Beck, Florida State, 1,232, Norman Nolan, Florida State, 1,232.
12. Gerald Richardson III, Pikeville, 1,227; 13. Jason Howard, Saginaw Valley State, 1,225; 14. Dan MacLelland, Saginaw Valley State, 1,220; 15. Brian Huther, Calhoun CC, 1,219; 16. Josh Guinand, Florida State, 1,214; 17. Scott Schultz, Central Florida, 1,209; 18. Kyle Barnes, Pikeville, 1,206; 19. Lee Boudouris, Illinois, 1,201; 20. Chris James, Martin Methodist, 1,196.
Fairview Heights (Ill.) Sectional
1. x-Michael Romano, Wichita State, 1,304; 2. x-Nick Thomas, Western Illinois, 1,270; 3. x-E.J. Parks, Lindenwood, 1,263; 4. x-Will Barnes, Wichita State, 1,231; 5. Ryan Alberson, Calumet (Ind.), 1,219; 6. (tie) K.C. Fritsche, Wichita State, 1,216, Kyle Wiedman, Purdue, 1,216; 8. Brent Bowers, Wichita State, 1,212; 9. Scott Miller, Wisconsin, 1,205; 10. Brandon Cariello, Lindenwood, 1,201.
11. Brentton Thompson, Illinois State, 1,199; 12. Dustin Meisel, Wisconsin, 1,194; 13. Jonathan Schalow, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1,193; 14. Tom McNulty, Illinois State, 1,182; 15. Kyle Luckett, Purdue, 1,178; 16. (tie) Thomas Sorce, Wichita State, 1,175, Adam Laskey, North Dakota State, 1,175; 18. Chris Greene, Wichita State, 1,174; 19. James McTaggart, Nebraska-Omaha, 1,173; 20. Chad Svendsen, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1,172.
Las Vegas Sectional
1. x-P.J. Haggerty, Fresno State, 1,312; 2. x-Daniel Farish, Lindenwood, 1,282; 3. x-William Haverland, West Texas A&M, 1,281; 4. x-Cayson Coyle, UNLV, 1,271; 5. William Jackson, Weber State, 1,258; 6. Brian Makan, Arizona State, 1,255; 7. James Murphy, Las Positas CC, 1,228; 8. (tie) Jason Lowe, Lindenwood, 1,222, Matt Robinson, Fresno State, 1,222; 10. Donald Benner, UC Davis, 1,219.
11. Derek Hartnell, Newman, 1,218; 12. Shea Bittenbender, Lindenwood, 1,209; 13. Kasey Kolczak, Weber State, 1,200; 14. Brandon Baker, Arizona State, 1,199; 15. Joe Branson, Newman, 1,197; 16. Jason Anderson, San Jose State, 1,195; 17. Alex Horst, Long Beach State, 1,189; 18. Kevin Saunders, Arizona State, 1,175; 19. (tie) Andre Parker, Lindenwood, 1,169, Jeremy Stuber, San Diego State, 1,169.
Allentown (Pa.) Sectional
1. x-Leigh Pratt, Western New England, 1,222; 2. x-Desiree Lee, Erie CC, 1,180; 3. x-Heather Grundke, Mohawk Valley CC, 1,176; 4. x-Marissa Martinek, Morehead State, 1,169; 5. Lauren Sohmer, Penn State, 1,147; 6. Kimberly Wangler, Erie CC, 1,113; 7. Danielle Knittle, Penn State, 1,108; 8. Kerry Smith, Shippensburg, 1,106; 9. Emily Jacoberger, Penn State, 1,086; 10. Amanda Borden, Erie CC, 1,083.
11. Amy Corbin, Morehead State, 1,081; 12. Jessica Lowery, Penn State, 1,060; 13. Tori Stobnicki, Erie CC, 1,053; 14. Alexandra Stein, St. Francis, 1,052; 15. Sarah O'Brien, Briarcliffe, 1,051; 16. Jody Fetterhoff, Shippensburg, 1,043; 17. Jessica Pissini, Penn State, 1,042; 18. Samantha Scioli, Erie CC, 1,036; 19. Laurel Harris, Penn State, 1,035; 20. Ilexia Dickson, Maryland-Eastern Shore, 1,033.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Sectional
1. x-Jaime Foster, Pikeville, 1,354; 2. x-Mindy Pancoast, Virginia Tech, 1,247; 3. x-Kayla Bandy, Pikeville, 1,231; 4. x-Ashley Stahurski, Pikeville, 1,218; 5. Michelle Carcagente, Central Florida, 1,213; 6. Amy Rogers, Rock Valley, 1,209; 7. Ashley West, Pikeville, 1,209; 8. Jennifer Wright, Pikeville, 1,209; 9. Brigette Harrelson, Central Florida, 1,185; 10. Lindsey Coulles, Central Florida, 1,183.
11. Leslie Rapach, Florida State, 1,182; 12. Becky Sulligan, Pikeville, 1,176; 13. Cass Carpenter, Central Florida, 1,166; 14. Samantha Suhajda, Michigan State, 1,156; 15. Hayley Beavis, Martin Methodist, 1,155; 16. Tori Metzger, Ball State, 1,155; 17. Melodie Rose, Indiana, 1,141; 18. Rachel DeBoer, Robert Morris, 1,140; 19. Alisa Aldridge, Chattanooga, 1,139; 20. Stefanie Nation, Central Florida, 1,138.
Fairview Heights (Ill.) Sectional
1. x-Emily Maier, Wichita State, 1,241; 2. x-Rebekah Diers, McKendree, 1,212; 3. x-Elysia Current, Wichita State, 1,198; 4. x-Valerie Klaas, Grand Valley State, 1,182; 5. Theresa Wimberley, Western Illinois, 1,157; 6. Ashley Cox, Wichita State, 1,142; 7. Emily Peterson, North Dakota State, 1,125; 8. Shafeqah Abdullah, Purdue, 1,119; 9. Tawnya Taylor, Western Illinois, 1,116; 10. Tammara Gage, McKendree, 1,102.
11. Erica Seibel, McKendree, 1,096; 12. Barbara Mayden, Illinois State, 1,091; 13. Melissa Hurst, Wichita State, 1,090; 14. Theresa Pearson, Wisconsin-Platteville, 1,090; 15. Cassandra Desmonds, Purdue, 1,086; 16. Jamie Bormann, Purdue, 1,084; 17. Holly Siefers, Purdue, 1,083; 18. Sarah Bane, Calumet (Ind.), 1,074; 19. Ricki Williams, Wichita State, 1,074; 20. Nicki Mours, Wisconsin-Platteville, 1,067.
Las Vegas Sectional
1. x-Brandy Silva, West Texas A&M, 1,290; 2. x-Jennifer Ridilla, Lindenwood, 1,264; 3. x-Karen Rosprim, Fresno State, 1,210; 4. x-Amanda Sharshel, Newman, 1,198; 5. Crystal Tracy, Weber State, 1,181; 6. Brittany Tierney, Fresno State, 1,173; 7. Jen Donahue, Lindenwood, 1,167; 8. Savahna Porter, Arizona State, 1,140; 9. Ashlee Gordon, Lindenwood, 1,136; 10. Jamie Miller, UC Davis, 1,127.
11. Noel Ocasio, Lindenwood, 1,118; 12. Christy Pestel, Newman, 1,110; 13. Michelle Quirk, Fresno State, 1,098; 14. Elizabeth Brents, Newman, 1,097; 15. Ayesha Khawaja, UNLV, 1,096; 16. (tie) Beth Carter, North Texas, 1,095, Jasmine Coleman, Fresno State, 1,095; 18. Karen Hancock, Newman, 1,092; 19. Susan Schaefer, Lindenwood, 1,090; 20. Georgia Wiggins, Newman, 1,079.
USBC Collegiate
2005 champ Haggerty, 2006 runner-up Current highlight 32-player national finals field
Fresno State's P.J. Haggerty, the two-time reigning collegiate player of the year, will have the opportunity to add a second national collegiate singles title to his resume as he qualified late Friday for the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which will be held May 21-22 at AMF Pin Palace Lanes in Huntsville, Ala.The USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which debuted in May 2004, features the top 16 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national titles.
Qualifying for the national finals was held Friday at four Sectional Qualifier sites: Allentown, Pa.; Chattanooga, Tenn.; Fairview Heights, Ill., and Las Vegas. All participants bowled six games with total pinfall determining final standings. The top four finishers in each division (male and female) at each Sectional Qualifier site advance to the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships.
Haggerty, a current Team USA member who won the 2005 men's national collegiate single title, won the Las Vegas Sectional with 1,312. Other notables advancing from Las Vegas were Lindenwood's Daniel Farish, a Junior Team USA member in 2006, and West Texas A&M's William Haverland, who is currently on Junior Team USA.
Another current Junior Team USA member moving on to Huntsville is Robert Morris' Tim Pfeifer, who won the Allentown Sectional with 1,319 and advanced for the second consecutive year. Other sectional champions were Saginaw Valley State's George Juszczyk and Wichita State's Michael Romano.
Rounding out the men's field is Penn State's Jason Weaver, Ferris State's Dan Jernagan, South Florida's Stephen Alessi, Western Illinois' Nick Thomas, Lindenwood's E.J. Parks, Wichita State's Will Barnes, UNLV's Cayson Coyle, Vincennes' Kevin Andes, Vincennes' Michael McGreevy II and Chattanooga's Daniel Hannagan, who also advanced for the second consecutive year.
In the women's division, Wichita State's Elysia Current, a two-time Junior Team USA member and 2003-04 Collegiate Player and Rookie of the Year while at Fairleigh Dickinson University, will look to build on her runner-up finish last year as she qualified by finishing third in the Fairview Heights sectional.
Current will be joined in Huntsville by her Shockers teammate Emily Maier, who won the Fairview Heights Sectional with 1,241. Maier won two medals at the 2006 American Zone Youth Championships with Junior Team USA.
Pikeville's Jamie Foster won the Chattanooga Sectional with 1,354 and will be joined at the national finals by two of her Bears teammates -- Kayla Bandy, who also advanced to nationals in 2005, and Ashley Stahurski. Other sectional winners were Western New England's Leigh Pratt and West Texas A&M's Brandy Silva, who advanced for the second consecutive year.
Virginia Tech's Mindy Pancoast also will be making a repeat trip to the national finals, while Lindenwood's Jennifer Ridilla will be making her first appearance at nationals since 2004. Also qualifying were Fresno State's Karen Rosprim, Newman's Amanda Sharshel, Morehead State's Marissa Martinek, McKendree's Rebekah Diers, Grand Valley State's Valerie Klaas, Erie Community College's Desiree Lee and Mohawk Valley Community College's Marissa Martinek.
At the national finals, all 16 participants in each division bowl eight games to determine seeding for the match play competition. In match play, participants compete in a best-of-five, single-elimination bracket, with winners in each division being crowned national champions of the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships.
2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships - Sectional Qualifiers
Final results after six games -- Top 20; x-advanced to 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships
MEN
Allentown (Pa.) Sectional
1. x-Tim Pfeifer, Robert Morris (Pa.), 1,319; 2. x-Jason Weaver, Penn State, 1,254; 3. x-Dan Jernagan, Ferris State, 1,252; 4. x-Stephen Alessi, South Florida, 1,226; 5. (tie) Stephen Best, South Florida, 1,224, Adam Metzger, Robert Morris (Pa.), 1,224; 7. Shane Tetterton, Penn State-Berks, 1,217; 8. Matt Deuire, William Paterson, 1,213; 9. Ed Carragher, Kean, 1,200; 10. Nicholaus Filosa, St. John's, 1,195.
11. Dan Vick, Rochester Tech, 1,192; 12. Matthew O'Grady, William Paterson, 1,181; 13. Nicholas Clemons, Maryland-Baltimore County, 1,169; 14. (tie) David Gerhart, Rochester Tech, 1,162, Jeff Klemenswicz, Ferris State, 1,162; 16. Adam Chase, St. John's, 1,161; 17. Ron Ehlert, Stevens Tech, 1,154; 18. Charles Hicks, William Paterson, 1,152; 19. Sean McAuliffe, St. John's, 1,148; 20. Louis Dalessio Jr., Briarcliffe, 1,145.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Sectional
1. x-George Juszczyk, Saginaw Valley State, 1,320; 2. x-Kevin Andes, Vincennes, 1,316; 3. x-Michael McGreevy II, Vincennes, 1,281; 4. x-Daniel Hannagan, Chattanooga, 1,275; 5. Chris White, Pikeville, 1,264; 6. Colt Seaberg, Rock Valley, 1,262; 7. Garrett Sidor, Illinois, 1,255; 8. Shawn Deufel, Central Florida, 1,252; 9. Kevin Kovash, Pikeville, 1,244; 10. (tie) David Beck, Florida State, 1,232, Norman Nolan, Florida State, 1,232.
12. Gerald Richardson III, Pikeville, 1,227; 13. Jason Howard, Saginaw Valley State, 1,225; 14. Dan MacLelland, Saginaw Valley State, 1,220; 15. Brian Huther, Calhoun CC, 1,219; 16. Josh Guinand, Florida State, 1,214; 17. Scott Schultz, Central Florida, 1,209; 18. Kyle Barnes, Pikeville, 1,206; 19. Lee Boudouris, Illinois, 1,201; 20. Chris James, Martin Methodist, 1,196.
Fairview Heights (Ill.) Sectional
1. x-Michael Romano, Wichita State, 1,304; 2. x-Nick Thomas, Western Illinois, 1,270; 3. x-E.J. Parks, Lindenwood, 1,263; 4. x-Will Barnes, Wichita State, 1,231; 5. Ryan Alberson, Calumet (Ind.), 1,219; 6. (tie) K.C. Fritsche, Wichita State, 1,216, Kyle Wiedman, Purdue, 1,216; 8. Brent Bowers, Wichita State, 1,212; 9. Scott Miller, Wisconsin, 1,205; 10. Brandon Cariello, Lindenwood, 1,201.
11. Brentton Thompson, Illinois State, 1,199; 12. Dustin Meisel, Wisconsin, 1,194; 13. Jonathan Schalow, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1,193; 14. Tom McNulty, Illinois State, 1,182; 15. Kyle Luckett, Purdue, 1,178; 16. (tie) Thomas Sorce, Wichita State, 1,175, Adam Laskey, North Dakota State, 1,175; 18. Chris Greene, Wichita State, 1,174; 19. James McTaggart, Nebraska-Omaha, 1,173; 20. Chad Svendsen, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1,172.
Las Vegas Sectional
1. x-P.J. Haggerty, Fresno State, 1,312; 2. x-Daniel Farish, Lindenwood, 1,282; 3. x-William Haverland, West Texas A&M, 1,281; 4. x-Cayson Coyle, UNLV, 1,271; 5. William Jackson, Weber State, 1,258; 6. Brian Makan, Arizona State, 1,255; 7. James Murphy, Las Positas CC, 1,228; 8. (tie) Jason Lowe, Lindenwood, 1,222, Matt Robinson, Fresno State, 1,222; 10. Donald Benner, UC Davis, 1,219.
11. Derek Hartnell, Newman, 1,218; 12. Shea Bittenbender, Lindenwood, 1,209; 13. Kasey Kolczak, Weber State, 1,200; 14. Brandon Baker, Arizona State, 1,199; 15. Joe Branson, Newman, 1,197; 16. Jason Anderson, San Jose State, 1,195; 17. Alex Horst, Long Beach State, 1,189; 18. Kevin Saunders, Arizona State, 1,175; 19. (tie) Andre Parker, Lindenwood, 1,169, Jeremy Stuber, San Diego State, 1,169.
WOMEN
Allentown (Pa.) Sectional
1. x-Leigh Pratt, Western New England, 1,222; 2. x-Desiree Lee, Erie CC, 1,180; 3. x-Heather Grundke, Mohawk Valley CC, 1,176; 4. x-Marissa Martinek, Morehead State, 1,169; 5. Lauren Sohmer, Penn State, 1,147; 6. Kimberly Wangler, Erie CC, 1,113; 7. Danielle Knittle, Penn State, 1,108; 8. Kerry Smith, Shippensburg, 1,106; 9. Emily Jacoberger, Penn State, 1,086; 10. Amanda Borden, Erie CC, 1,083.
11. Amy Corbin, Morehead State, 1,081; 12. Jessica Lowery, Penn State, 1,060; 13. Tori Stobnicki, Erie CC, 1,053; 14. Alexandra Stein, St. Francis, 1,052; 15. Sarah O'Brien, Briarcliffe, 1,051; 16. Jody Fetterhoff, Shippensburg, 1,043; 17. Jessica Pissini, Penn State, 1,042; 18. Samantha Scioli, Erie CC, 1,036; 19. Laurel Harris, Penn State, 1,035; 20. Ilexia Dickson, Maryland-Eastern Shore, 1,033.
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Sectional
1. x-Jaime Foster, Pikeville, 1,354; 2. x-Mindy Pancoast, Virginia Tech, 1,247; 3. x-Kayla Bandy, Pikeville, 1,231; 4. x-Ashley Stahurski, Pikeville, 1,218; 5. Michelle Carcagente, Central Florida, 1,213; 6. Amy Rogers, Rock Valley, 1,209; 7. Ashley West, Pikeville, 1,209; 8. Jennifer Wright, Pikeville, 1,209; 9. Brigette Harrelson, Central Florida, 1,185; 10. Lindsey Coulles, Central Florida, 1,183.
11. Leslie Rapach, Florida State, 1,182; 12. Becky Sulligan, Pikeville, 1,176; 13. Cass Carpenter, Central Florida, 1,166; 14. Samantha Suhajda, Michigan State, 1,156; 15. Hayley Beavis, Martin Methodist, 1,155; 16. Tori Metzger, Ball State, 1,155; 17. Melodie Rose, Indiana, 1,141; 18. Rachel DeBoer, Robert Morris, 1,140; 19. Alisa Aldridge, Chattanooga, 1,139; 20. Stefanie Nation, Central Florida, 1,138.
Fairview Heights (Ill.) Sectional
1. x-Emily Maier, Wichita State, 1,241; 2. x-Rebekah Diers, McKendree, 1,212; 3. x-Elysia Current, Wichita State, 1,198; 4. x-Valerie Klaas, Grand Valley State, 1,182; 5. Theresa Wimberley, Western Illinois, 1,157; 6. Ashley Cox, Wichita State, 1,142; 7. Emily Peterson, North Dakota State, 1,125; 8. Shafeqah Abdullah, Purdue, 1,119; 9. Tawnya Taylor, Western Illinois, 1,116; 10. Tammara Gage, McKendree, 1,102.
11. Erica Seibel, McKendree, 1,096; 12. Barbara Mayden, Illinois State, 1,091; 13. Melissa Hurst, Wichita State, 1,090; 14. Theresa Pearson, Wisconsin-Platteville, 1,090; 15. Cassandra Desmonds, Purdue, 1,086; 16. Jamie Bormann, Purdue, 1,084; 17. Holly Siefers, Purdue, 1,083; 18. Sarah Bane, Calumet (Ind.), 1,074; 19. Ricki Williams, Wichita State, 1,074; 20. Nicki Mours, Wisconsin-Platteville, 1,067.
Las Vegas Sectional
1. x-Brandy Silva, West Texas A&M, 1,290; 2. x-Jennifer Ridilla, Lindenwood, 1,264; 3. x-Karen Rosprim, Fresno State, 1,210; 4. x-Amanda Sharshel, Newman, 1,198; 5. Crystal Tracy, Weber State, 1,181; 6. Brittany Tierney, Fresno State, 1,173; 7. Jen Donahue, Lindenwood, 1,167; 8. Savahna Porter, Arizona State, 1,140; 9. Ashlee Gordon, Lindenwood, 1,136; 10. Jamie Miller, UC Davis, 1,127.
11. Noel Ocasio, Lindenwood, 1,118; 12. Christy Pestel, Newman, 1,110; 13. Michelle Quirk, Fresno State, 1,098; 14. Elizabeth Brents, Newman, 1,097; 15. Ayesha Khawaja, UNLV, 1,096; 16. (tie) Beth Carter, North Texas, 1,095, Jasmine Coleman, Fresno State, 1,095; 18. Karen Hancock, Newman, 1,092; 19. Susan Schaefer, Lindenwood, 1,090; 20. Georgia Wiggins, Newman, 1,079.