2004: Led the LSC in assists with 13 ... a first-team All-Lone Star Conference selection and All-LSC Tournament pick ... tied for eighth in the LSC with 22 points ... second all time on the Lion leaderboard for assists with 36 and third in scholol history in points with 78 .... averaged .565 assists per game last season, 23rd in the nation, and .56 for her career, which is on pace to top former Lion Lynette Bass' (1997-2000) LSC-best mark of .54 assists per game ... started a team-record 23 games ... primarily responsible for taking the Lion corner kicks ...

2003: Selected as Offensive Player-of-the-Year in the Lone Star Conference ... a first-team All-Conference selection ... named to the NSCAA/adidas All-Midwest Region second team ... lead the LSC and was only two assists away from breaking the A&M-Commerce's most assists in a single season record ... set NCAA Division II record for the fastest goal by scoring nine seconds into the match at Dallas Baptist ... placed fourth in conference in points ... led conference in assits and assits per game ... scored the only goals for the Lions in victories over Mesa State and Harding University ...

2002: Started all 19 games for the Lions ... scored seven goals ... third in the Lone Star Conference in shots with 4.21 per game ... ranked sixth in the LSC in assists with eight ... scored two goals against Texas Wesleyan and Harding University ...

High School: Offensive player of the year for Bowie High as a freshman ... most valuable player as a sophomore and junior ... first team all-area and first team all-district a sophomore and junior ... offensive player of the year for district 8-5A as a junior ... selected for Tourney Sport USA Junior Showcase in Hawaii as a junior ... senior athlete of the year ... set school record for most goals in a season with 17 as a junior ... set record for most goals in a career with 39 ... graduated with Cum Laude honors ... participated in honors program ...

Personal: Majoring in Elementarty Education ... born 7-28-84 ... daughter of Christopher and Debra de Wolfe.