2011:
Partially tore both hamstrings at different points during the year,
but recovered in time to make the Women’s World Cup Team,
her first … Played in just four games, starting one …
20010: Suffered a few minor injuries, but still
started in all 10 games she played … Played every minute of
three matches at the CONCACAF Women’s World Cup Qualifying
tournament … Started both legs of the Women’s World
Cup Playoff against Italy to help the USA earns its berth to Germany
…
2009: Played in all eight matches for the USA, starting
seven and earning her 100th cap against Sweden in the Algarve Cup
Final, a match in which she captained the team … Had one assist
during the year, against Canada in Toronto, for her seventh career
point …
2008: Returned from major knee injury just in time
to be earn a spot on the Olympic Team, starting all three of the
USA’s domestic games over late April and early May …Started
24 of 25 matches she played for the USA including all six at the
2008 Olympics as she played a key role in the USA’s gold medal
run … |
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2006:
Played in 22 matches, most of the team, and started 20 games, tied
for most … Was second on the team in minutes played with 1,759
…
2005: Started and played every minute of the 2005
Algarve Cup at right back … Started eight of the USA’s
nine matches during the year …
2004: A member of the USA’s 2004 Olympic
Residency Camp, she had a breakout year, playing in 28 games while
starting 17 … Played in her first world championship at the
2004 Olympics, seeing time in two matches including playing 90 minutes
against Australia … Scored the first two goals of her career,
both game-winners on goalmouth scrambles after corner kicks, tallying
against Canada on July 3 and in a wild 4-3 win against Iceland during
the Fan Celebration Tour on Sept. 25
2003: Played in two matches, bringing her career
total to five matches with no starts …
2002: Appeared in one match
2001: Was called into training camp for the 2001
Nike U.S. Women’s Cup and made the game roster of 18 …
Appeared in one game … |
1999:
Made her U.S. debut against Finland at the Algarve Cup …
Youth National Teams: Was a member of the U.S. Under-21 Women’s
National Team Pool in 1999-2000 … Was a member of the U-21
team that won the 1999 Nordic Cup in Iceland … First Appearance:
Feb. 24, 1999, vs. Finland … First Goal: July 3, 2004, vs.
Canada.
Youth National Teams: Was a member of the U.S.
Under-21 Women’s National Team Pool in 1999-2000 …
Was a member of the U-21 team that won the 1999
Nordic Cup in
Iceland … First Appearance: Feb. 24, 1999, vs. Finland …
First Goal: July 3, 2004, vs. Canada. U.S. National Team: Before
2004, she had played five times for the full National Team, one
match each in 1999, 2001, 2002 and two in 2003 … Was called
into training camp for the 2001 Nike U.S.
Women’s Cup and made the game roster of 18. |
Had one assist, in the Olympic semifinal against Japan
as she threw the ball in to Heather O’Reilly, who scored …
Spent the last half of 2007 and first half of 2008 rehabilitating
from ACL surgery
2007: Played in eight matches, starting them all,
before she suffered an ACL injury against Canada on May 12 that
knocked her out of contention for the Women’s World Cup …
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Professional
/ Club –2011: Traded by the Philadelphia Independence
to the Atlanta Beat for the 2011 WPS season … Played 708 minutes
for the Beat over eight games, starting them all … 2010: Signed
with the Philadelphia Independence as a free agent during the 2009
WPS off-season … Played in 17 games for the Independence in
2010, starting 15, helping the club to a playoff berth, two playoff
wins and a berth in the championship game … 2009: Allocated
to the Boston Breakers for the inaugural WPS season in 2009 …
Started 19 matches for the Breakers in 2009, mostly at left back,
and tallied one assist across her 1,631 minutes … 2003: Started
all 51 games in which she played for the Charge in three seasons,
helping the club to the WUSA playoffs in the first two years …
Was a WUSA All-Star in 2003 … Played 4,414 minutes in her
WUSA career and had eight career assists … Broke her tibia
in WUSA action in 2003 and was sidelined for five weeks during the
WNT’s lead-up to the 2003 FIFA Women’s World Cup …
2001: Selected in the second round of the inaugural WUSA Draft by
the Philadelphia Charge in 2001 … Club: Was a member of the
Cardinal Premier team that won a national championship in 1997 …
Won two Ohio state titles with Club Cincinnati.
College / High School – Played at Florida
from 1996-1999 and graduated as the all-time leader in games played
(95), starts (94) and minutes played (7,547) … Only game she
did not start was the very first game of her freshman year …
Helped the Gators to its first and only NCAA title in women’s
soccer in 1998 … Helped Florida win the SEC title all four
years of her career … Was named Most Inspirational Player
as a freshman at UF and was team MVP as a senior … Was an
NSCAA First-Team All-American as a senior and Third-Team as a junior
… Named to the NCAA All-Tournament after the NCAA Championship
run and All-SEC First-Team as a junior … Was also a SEC All-Academic
pick … High School: Was a First-Team All-State selection as
a junior and senior at St. Ursula Academy, which went 70-5-10 during
her career, winning the 1993 state title.
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