Makes her second stop in the W-League after playing for the Carolina Dynamo in 1999, 2000, and 2004 . . . Currently serves as the assistant coach at the University of North Florida . . . Played for KR of Iceland in 2005 . . . Competed with the US U-21 National Team in 2004 . . . Was a four-year letter winner at the University of North Carolina from 2000-2003 . . . Led the Tar Heels to a 93-6-4 record and trips to the NCAA Tournament all four years with championships in 2000 and 2003 and a trip to final in 2001 . . . In 2003, played in all 26 games anchoring a defense that only allowed 11 goals all season long as the Tar Heels posted a perfect 27-0 mark while capturing the NCAA Tournament championship . . . Guided UNC to shutout in all six NCAA Tournament games including a 6-0 victory over Connecticut 6-0 in the championship game . . . Named to the 2003 NCAA All-Tournament team . . . Earned Soccer Times All-America third team selection honors . . . Named to the Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region third team . . . In 2002, started 19 of the 26 games in which she played as the Tar Heels went 21-2-4 while advancing to the NCAA Tournament semifinal round . . . In 2001, was a valuable reserve making 24 appearances as UNC went 24-1 advancing to the NCAA Tournament championship game before losing 1-0 to Santa Clara . . . In 2000, played in 14 games as the Tar Heels went 21-3 to capture the NCAA Tournament championship . . . Came off the bench when UNC topped UCLA 2-1 in the NCAA Tournament final . . . Graduated from Western Guilford (NC) High School . . . Led Western Guilford to state, regional, and conference championships in 1999 and to a conference title in 1998 . . . Also competed in track with a 1999 All-State selection in the pole vault and on both relay squads . . . Member of 800 relay team which finished second in the 2000 state meet . . . Played on the Greensboro Twisters Club Team
UPDATED: 4/17/2006