Team Name: Stanford Superfly
College: Stanford University
City/State: Palo Alto, CA
Website: http://www.stanford.edu/group/superfly/superfly/index.html

Coaches: Robin Knowler, Erin Percival

Players:

#2 - MaryLyn Stein, Sophomore, 5'4"
#3 - Caitlin Phillips, Sophomore, 5'7"
#4 - Jen Lau, Sophomore, 5'4"
#5 - Katie Berk, Sophomore, 5'3"
#6 - Lyndsay Holley, Senior, 5'3"
#7 - Enessa Janes, Junior, 5'5"
#8 - Kyna Fong, Graduate Student, 5'4"
#9 - Karen Milch, Senior, 5'8"
#10 - Hannah Griego, Senior, 5'6"
#11 - Lauren Casey, Junior, 5'8"
#12 - Ruth Emerson, Sophomore, 5'7"
#13 - Alicia Dantzker, Junior, 5'8"
#14 - Jess Guh, Sophomore, 5'4"
#17 - Rosie O'Gara, Graduate Student, 5'10"
#22 - Crystal Cook, Sophomore, 5'6"
#23 - Jennifer Burney, Graduate Student, 5’10"
#33 - Christina Contreras, Freshman, 5'10"
#88 - Kaily Lam, Sophomore, 5'7"
#94 - Anna Hare, Senior, 5'6"

TEAM HISTORY/SEASON RECAP

Superfly comes to Seattle with some of the best STUFF ever (DSI!), ready for some more SHK's.

What to expect from Fly '04: Captains Rosie, Lyndsay, and Milch, all powerhouse players you won't want to try to guard. Supra-captain Jenny Burney, bringing a shocking work ethic and a heart so big it don't need foot-bones. Robin and Peeps, coaching us to victory with their pitiless strategizing and an unparalleled love of the sport.

Ridiculous plays from every single member of our 19-mile deep team: Enessa, stirring the pot o' love and pushing herself (and your poor zone offense) to the limit. Casey, highest offensive completion percentage on the team and most effective lay-out poacher. Hannah, getting into your star player's dome with the toughest defense on our team.

Second-year players stepping up and owning new roles: Crystal's lovely throws a force for our offence, Mary Lyn's make-it-look-easy run-through D's, Ruthie's sheer guts yielding bomber layouts, Jess Guh's speed and grit firing up the whole team, Alicia taking over the "she's the longest!" distinction from a former Fly, Caitlin's chilly mark and prescient continues.

And what team could have more dynamic rookies? Christina's cute giggle and terrifying trap, Berk getting UP for hot D's in the cup, Anna Hare's broken-finger grabs and push passes, the Fong's crazy breaks and perfectly placed puts, Kaily's shapely calves pushing her through the air for those flyingswimmingskying D's, Jen Lau trilling all the way through veteran-caliber handling skillz.

Seriously, though, DTFU. This is NAFP.