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American college soccer team

Portland Pilots women's soccer

Founded

1980; 45 years ago (1980)

University

University of Portland

Head coach

Michelle French (8th season)

Conference

WCC

Location

Portland,Oregon

Stadium

Merlo Field
(Capacity: 4,892)

Nickname

Pilots

Colors

Purple and white^[1]

Home

Away

NCAA Tournament championships

2002, 2005

NCAA Tournament runner-up

1995

NCAA Tournament College Cup

1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005

NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

NCAA Tournament appearances

1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2022

ThePortland Pilots women's soccer team represents theUniversity of Portland inNational Collegiate Athletic Association Division I women's soccer. The team competes in theWest Coast Conference and is currently coached byMichelle French. The Pilots won national championships in 2002 and 2005.

All-Time Coaching Records

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All-Time Coaching Records^[2]
Years	Coach	Records
1980	Ken Robinette	4–9–2 (.333)
1981–1985	Gordon Williamson	40–34–12 (.535)
1986–1988	Jim Tursi	35–17–5 (.658)
1989–2002	Clive Charles	225–52–14 (.797)
2003–2017	Garrett Smith	222–78–24 (.722)
2018–present	Michelle French	60–41–21 (.578)

Year-by-year statistical leaders

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The team with U.S. president George Bush in 2003

Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders^[2]
Year	Goals leader	Gls.	Assists leader	Ass.
1980	Not available	N/A	Not available	N/A
1981	Melissa Borello	10	Melissa Borello	7
1982	Linda Brock	13	Linda Brock	7
1983	Linda Brock	14	Kathy Johnsen	10
1984	Becky Treick	14	Kathy Johnsen	11
1985	Gina Anthony	17	Dawn Wagner	10
1986	Kris Kent	16	Kris Wallace	11
1987	Angela Benedetti	10	Kristi Hickox	7
1988	Kristy Despars	13	Kristy Despars	4
1989	Kristi Wiese	9	Cindy Griffith	7
1990	Tori Rogel	20	Tiffeny Milbrett	14
1991	Tiffeny Milbrett	25	Cindy Griffith	7
1992	Tiffeny Milbrett	30	Tiffeny Milbrett	12
1993	Shannon MacMillan	23	Justi Baumgardt	12
1993	Shannon MacMillan	23	Shannon MacMillan	12
1994	Tiffeny Milbrett	30	Tiffeny Milbrett	8
1995	Shannon MacMillan	23	Shannon MacMillan	16
1996	Justi Baumgardt	13	Justi Baumgardt	13
1997	Justi Baumgardt	11	Michelle French	14
1998	Tara Koleski	18	Tara Koleski	11
1999	Vanessa Talbott	12	Erin Misaki	9
2000	Vanessa Talbott	15	Emily Patterson	10
2001	Christine Sinclair	23	Christine Sinclair	8
2001	Christine Sinclair	23	Kristen Moore	8
2002	Christine Sinclair	26	Emily Patterson	9
2003	Lindsey Huie	12	Lindsey Huie	13
2004	Christine Sinclair	22	Lindsey Huie	14
2005	Christine Sinclair	39	Lindsey Huie	14
2006	Michelle Enyeart	16	Angie Woznuk	13
2007	Michelle Enyeart	12	Michelle Enyeart	15
2008	Danielle Foxhoven	16	Megan Rapinoe	13
2009	Danielle Foxhoven	25	Michelle Enyeart	12
			Danielle Foxhoven
			Sophie Schmidt
2010	Micaela Capelle	8	Taylor Brooke	5
	Micaela Capelle		Micaela Capelle
	Danielle Foxhoven		Danielle Foxhoven
			Elli Reed
			Sophie Schmidt
2011	Danielle Foxhoven	8	Micaela Capelle	7
2012	Amanda Frisbie	12	Amanda Frisbie	9
2013	Micaela Capelle	9	Micaela Capelle	7
2013	Micaela Capelle	9	Danica Evans	7
2014	Danica Evans	7	Allison Wetherington	4
2015	Noelle La Prevotte	10	Allison Wetherington	5
2015	Cecilia Pedersen	10	Allison Wetherington	5
2016	Hannah Griffiths Boston	8	Allison Wetherington	5
2017	Hannah Griffiths Boston	2	Lucy Davidson	1
			Hannah Griffiths Boston
			Kim Hazlett
	Larkin Russell		Taryn Ries
			Kendra Steele
			Kaycie Young
2018	Taryn Ries	15	Larkin Russell	8
2019	Taryn Ries	8	Taryn Ries	4
2020	Taryn Ries	5	Gabi Brummett	2
2021	Nedya Sawan	12	Sophia Mattice	3
2022	Cally Togiai	6	Cally Togiai	4
2022	Cally Togiai	6	Selma Licina	4
2023	Nedya Sawan	7	Nedya Sawan	4
2023	Nedya Sawan	7	Cally Togiai	4
2024	Hailey Still	7	Isabella Yakel	5

References

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^"University of Portland Launches Secondary Logo as Part of NIKE Brand Refresh".PortlandPilots.com. October 17, 2014. RetrievedJune 8, 2020.
^^a ^b"Portland Soccer - 2019 History & records"(PDF). Archived fromthe original(PDF) on September 7, 2019.

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Founded: 1901

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