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California Storm
California Storm.png
Full name California Storm
Nickname(s) Storm
Founded 1995
Stadium El Camino Fundamental HS Stadium
Manager Jerry Zanelli
League Women's Premier Soccer League
2014 WPSL season Regional Finals
Website Club website

















Home colors













Away colors



California Storm is an American women’s soccer team, founded in 1995 as the Sacramento Storm, dropping the city name in favor of California the following season. The team is a member of the Women's Premier Soccer League, the second tier of women’s soccer in the United States. The team plays in the North Division of the Pacific Conference. The team was a founding member of the W-League, then left in 1998 for the WPSL.


The team plays its home games in the stadium on the campus of El Camino Fundamental High School in Sacramento, California. The club's colors are white and pale blue.


The Storm have a won a WPSL record of 3 championships (1999, 2002, and 2004).




Contents






  • 1 Players


    • 1.1 Current Roster




  • 2 Year-by-year


  • 3 Honors


  • 4 Competition History


  • 5 Coaches


  • 6 Stadia


  • 7 Average Attendance


  • 8 References


  • 9 External links





Players



Current Roster


As of 2016
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No.
Position
 Player





Rachel Bauer


United States

Maggie Bell


England

Alice Broadbent


Mexico

Ariana Calderon


United States

Brandi Chastain


United States

Mikayla Clifford


United States

Kayla Collins


United States

Tais Cotta


Ghana

Jennifer Cudjoe


United States

Emily Curry


United States

Andi Damian


United States

Bradlee Deshane
10
Brazil

Sissi


United States

Katie Dry


United States

Caitlyn Duval


United States

Mikayla English


United States

Karissa Garcia


United States

Carolyn Greco


United States

Tracy Hamm


United States

Katie Hardeman


United States

Elizabeth Hutchison


United States

Aleah Kelley


United States

Molly McConnell














































































































































No.
Position
 Player


United States

Allie Miller


United States

Marlee Nicolos


Mexico

Teresa Noyola


Republic of Ireland

Fiona O'Sullivan


United States

Jade Poon


United States

Mariah Powers


United States

Juliet Ramirez


United States

Carlie Reader


United States

Mikayla Reed


United States

Marisa Sanchez


United States

Miranda Sanchez


United States

Jessica Santos


Ghana

Sherifatu Sumaila


United States

Jenna Viss


Canada

Zoe Zyta


United States

Jayden Montejano


United States

Maureen Whitney


United States

Katie Oakes





Tomoko Matsumoto


United States

Emily Curry





Mandy McKeen


United States

Kacee Bailey


[1]



Year-by-year













































Year
 Division
 League
 Reg. Season
 Playoffs
2005
 2
 WPSL
 1st, West
 National Final
2006
 2
 WPSL
 3rd, West
Did not qualify
2007
 2
 WPSL
 3rd, West
Did not qualify
2008
 2
 WPSL
 1st, Pacific North
 Conference Semi Finals
2010
 2
 WPSL
 1st, Pacific North
 National Quarterfinalist


Honors



  • WPSL Pacific North Division Champions 2008

  • WPSL West Division Champions 2005

  • WPSL Champions 2004

  • WPSL Champions 2002

  • WPSL Champions 1999



Competition History



Coaches



  • United States Jerry Zanelli -present


Stadia


Elk Grove High School 2014



  • Stadium at Natomas High School; Sacramento, California 2008–2010

  • Stadium at Esperanza High School; Anaheim, California 2008 (1 game)

  • Stadium at Inderkum High School; Sacramento, California 2008 (2 games)



Average Attendance



References





  1. ^ http://www.calstormsoccer.com/roster.html




External links



  • WPSL California Storm page

  • Official California Storm Women's Soccer













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