San Francisco Nighthawks

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 0 GK  USA Angie Larsen 1 GK  USA Sarah Walker 2 MF  USA Kristina Hall 3 DF  USA Jacqueline Cruz 4 MF  USA Emmi Doniak 5 MF  USA Gabina Bohlman 6 DF  USA Elena De Santis 7 MF  USA Erica Wheeler-Dubin 8 DF  USA Lauren Bustos 9 DF  USA Erin Hartmann 12 FW  JPN Mariko Yoshihara 13 FW  USA Angela Santiago 15 DF  USA Afiya Roberts 16 MF  USA Midori Sera 17 FW  USA Cristina Quintero 18 DF  USA Karen Gudeman

No. Pos. Nation Player 20 DF  USA Angela Fajardo 21 MF  USA Christina Quitasol 22 FW  USA Jocelyn Charette 23 FW  USA Kimberly Boulos 24 MF  USA Kelli Okuji 25 MF  USA Millie Milliken 28 MF  USA Kate Donaldson 29 MF  USA Stephanie Randall — MF  USA Michelle Ancelj — DF  USA Lauren Candia — MF  USA Lissette Garay — GK  USA Katie Loomis — MF  USA Katherine Kimure — MF  USA Melissa Woo — FW  USA Christina Sanchez — MF  USA Stacey Nadol

• Competed and won 2008 Las Vegas Silver Mug.
• Invited to and competed in the 2007 USASA National Cup Amateur Division Cup at the Starfire Sports Complex in Seattle, WA. The USASA National Cup Finals program is the oldest and most prestigious competition offered to all affiliated teams of the United States Adult Soccer Association.
• Played an exhibition game against the Ghana WNT Black Queens before a crowd of 2,000 in preparation for their 2007 African Women's Championship, a 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup qualifier. Before the game, nearly 500 boys and girls ranging in age from 6 to 18, received instruction in all aspects of soccer in a free clinic led by the Black Queens and the Nighthawks.
• Several Nighthawk players participated in a WPSL All-Star game versus the Ghana WNT Black Queens as a preliminary to the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup.
• Fielded a team for scrimmages against the San Jose CyberRays, a member of the WUSA franchise.
• 1998 trip to Shanghai, China where the Nighthawks scored a 2-1 victory vs. China. The roster included WUSA draft picks Emmy Barr, Tiffany Hadfield, Keri Sanchez and Jen Tissue.

The Nighthawks provide free annual soccer clinics for low income youth players, conduct fundraising events for inner city youth soccer teams and leagues (providing teams with uniforms, balls, nets and more), and fundraising events for the community.

The Hawks provide soccer coaching and education to players of all ages and skills. They provide to the community, a stable of knowledgeable, skilled and motivated female coaches, teachers, administrators and others who will share those attributes at little or no cost to the community.