Emily Anderson FORWARD 5-10 Junior Austin, Texas (Westlake)

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1 2008 LONGHORNS The Sophomores: (top) Erica Campanelli, Alisha Ortiz, Niki Arlitt, Kirsten Birkhold; (bottom) Rachel Stepp, Kate Nicholson, Kendall Campise, Brooke Lee 35

2 Texas Soccer Emily Anderson FORWARD 5-10 Junior Austin, Texas (Westlake) 21 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team 2007 Academic All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Spring & Fall 2007, Fall 2006) AS A SOPHOMORE (2007) Netted three goals and added one assist for seven points, the sixth highest point total on the team. Started in 14 of 25 games played. Saw action in all 10 conference games including seven starts. In the Big 12 Championship final vs. Texas A&M (11/11), netted first goal less than two minutes into 2-1 win over the Aggies. Recorded one goal in UT s 6-0 win over UTSA (9/9) and in 4-0 victory over the Sooners (10/28). AS A FRESHMAN (2006) Led all 2006 newcomers in scoring with three goals and one assist for seven points seven points were the sixth highest point total on the team. Earned three starts in 24 matches. Played in nine of 10 Big 12 Conference matches, including one start. Had her first career assist on a Leslie Imber goal against Oklahoma (10/1). Netted first career and game-winning goal at Colorado (10/8) on an assist from Carrie Schmit. Five-year ( ) member of the Austin Capitals Club soccer team and one-year (2002) participant in the Texas ODP program. Played for the Under-17 88G team, mentored by Ben Crawley, that finished third in the Western Division Texas Youth Soccer Association All-Central Texas Soccer Player of the Year and a four-year letterwinner under head coach Jenny Aldrete. Honored as Westlake s soccer team MVP and an Academic All-District selection. Named to the All-Central Texas team as a sophomore and junior and earned offensive Most Valuable Player honors from freshman to junior seasons. Graduated in the top five percent of her class. Member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. Daughter of Larry and Susan Anderson born Emily Leighton Anderson on September 25, 1987 in Austin, Texas has two siblings - a brother, Erik, and a sister Kristen, who played on the Longhorns varsity soccer team during the first two years of the UT program ( ) accounting (MPA) major recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Anne and Steve Ballantyne Endowed Scholarship. OFF-FIELD WITH EMILY ANDERSON Full name: Emily Leighton Anderson Nickname (s): Em I chose UT because: I love living in Austin Favorite thing about Austin: It s home!! Goals for the season: To win the National Championship. Favorite book: The Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman Favorite quote or motto: Don t worry about a thing, cause every little thing s gonna be alright. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Enya Most interesting thing I did this summer: Leadershape Texas My hidden talent is: Drawing A word or phrase I overuse would be: Dang it! The song I never want to hear again is: Beautiful by James Blunt City I ve never been to but want to visit: Banff or Jasper, Canada Goals 1 (6 times) Assists 1 (2 times) Points 2 (6 times) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 ANDERSON S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

3 Niki Arlitt FORWARD 5-6 Sophomore Houston, Texas (Clear Lake) 11 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 Big 12 All-Newcomer Team 2007 All-Big 12 Second Team 2008 Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week (Sept. 17) AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Tied with UT standout Kelsey Carpenter for highest scorer in totaled 25 points with 10 goals and five assists...also netted four game-winners. Posted at least one goal in her first six matches at UT...longest goal-streak for the Horns last season. Finished the season fifth in the Big 12 in points and fourth in goals. In her first match as a Longhorn, registered first career goal and game-winner at Arizona State (9/7). Recorded back-to-back multi-goal games, one of only two Horns to net more than one ball in a match in Tallied two goals in UT s 4-0 shutout vs. Houston (9/21)...added a second multi-goal game in the 4-0 shutout of Stephen F. Austin (9/23) and dished out an assist for a game-high five points. Scored the game-winner and assisted Kelsey Carpenter to help tie the game at the half against Wright State (9/28). Registered fourth assist of the season against Texas Tech (9/30) helping Caitlin Kennedy with the game-winner. Enjoyed a five-year stint with the Challenge 89 coached by Pat O Toole Played for the Region III (2004, ) and the South Texas State Team ( ) while in high school. Four-year letterwinner and All-District selection for coach Paul Larrea at Clear Lake High School Earned All-Region VI accolades in 2004 and 2005 and was captain in 2007 Scored 38 of Clear Lake s school record-setting 98 goals in 2004 Member of the District Championship Team Goals 2 (two times) Assists 1 (five times) Points 5 (vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/23/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 2/0 Daughter of Michael and Christine Arlitt born Kristen Niki Arlitt on September 25, 1987 in Houston has an older brother, Ryan (21) and a younger sister, Alex (15) major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH NIKI ARLITT Full name: Kristen Niki Arlitt Nickname (s): Niki I chose UT because... of its academic reputation. Favorite thing about Austin is... the laid-back atmosphere Goals for the season: To win a National Championship and score more goals than I did last year. Favorite book: The Bible Favorite quote or motto: I m so cute even my toots are cute --Kendall Campise Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: 98 Degrees Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Nationals with my club team My hidden talent is: My ability to make my face look obese and eating large amounts of jalepenos with Kendall. The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris, France ARLITT S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

4 Kirsten Birkhold FORWARD/MIDFIELD 5-4 Sophomore Scottsdale, Ariz. (Paradise Valley) 2 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Saw action in 24 games, including 10 starts... totaled one goal and an assist for three points. One of 13 Longhorns to score in fired 17 shots including 10 on goal in 897 minutes of play. Registered first career assist in 3-1 win over TCU (8/31). Netted first career goal in UT s 4-0 shut out over Houston (9/21), playing just 24 minutes. Recorded a game-high three shots in 1-0 victory over Baylor (10/14). Played five years with the powerhouse Sereno 89 White team coached by Ally Maxwell. Arizona ODP Player Pool ( ) and Region IV (2005) ODP Championship Teams played on the Arizona state championship team in Sereno 89 White team won the 2004 Nike Harvest Cup. Four-year letterwinner for Coach Wyck Chew at Paradise Valley High School PVHS Female Athlete of the Year. Earned All-Region and All-State honors. Captained her team during her senior season squad finished as the state runner-up after winning Region F Championship. Scholar-Athlete all four years with a 4.0 GPA. Member of the National Honor Society. Born Kirsten Anne Birkhold on February 1, 1989 in Phoenix, Arizona daughter of Mike and Jan Birkhold has one brother Connor (16) major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH KIRSTEN BIRKHOLD Full name: Kirsten Anne Birkhold Nickname (s): Birky I chose UT because...i really liked the team and the campus Favorite thing about Austin is...the music. Goals for the season: To play and make an impact in every game. Favorite book: The Beautiful Boy by Germaine Greer Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Spice Girls Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Hawaii My hidden talent is: Dancing and ty-dying A word or phrase I overuse would be: That s sick or the bomb The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris Goals 1 (vs. Houston, 9/21/07) Assists 1 (vs. TCU, 8/31/07) Points 2 (vs. Houston, 9/21/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 BIRKHOLD S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals Texas Soccer

5 Erica Campanelli DEFENDER 5-5 Sophomore Plano, Texas (Plano Senior) 19 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Only newcomer to start in all 24 games, playing the most minutes of any freshman and third highest on the team (2,322). Recorded the game-tying goal, and first of her career, in a 3-2 victory over secondseeded Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA Soccer Championship at the Aggie Soccer Complex. Aided the UT defense in holding 10 opponents scoreless and 19 teams to one goal or less. Member of the U.S. Soccer Youth National Team: Under -16 (2005), Under-15 (2004) Has come through the Region III ODP system since 2002 team captain for Region III squad in 2003 and Played for the North Texas ODP team that finished third at the 2004 ODP National Championship. Coached by Kenny Medina on the Dallas Texans Club team. Team captain for the D Feeters Soccer Club ( ). Two-time All-District First Team defender ( ) for coach Diane Davey at Plano High School Served as team captain during the 2004 and 2005 seasons Garnered the varsity soccer MVP honors Two-time Plano Tournament of Champions All-Tournament Team member ( ) Born Erica L. Campanelli on March 8, 1989, in Richardson, Texas...Parents are Richard and Jeanne Campanelli... has one older brother, Steven... member of the Fall 2007 and Spring 2008 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll...major is liberal arts. Goals 1 (vs. Texas A&M, 11/17/07) Points 2 (vs. Texas A&M, 11/17/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 CAMPANELLI S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals OFF-FIELD WITH ERICA CAMPANELLI Full name: Erica Lynn Campanelli Nickname (s): Campi, Eka, E I chose UT because...it s a great Univeristy, in an awesome city and I want to win a National Championship. Favorite thing about Austin is...it is really pretty and there is a lot to do outdoors Goals for the season: to win championships Favorite book: Quiet Strength by Tony Dungy Favorite quote or motto: Work hard, have fun - Stefani Webb Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: The Used Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Hawaii My hidden talent is: I love to cook. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Step UP! The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: anywhere in Costa Rica 39

6 Kendall Campise DEFENDER/MIDFIELD 5-6 Sophomore Dallas, Texas (Ursuline Academy) 5 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Competed as a starter in 10 of 23 games played...accumulated 14 shots, seven on goal, in 930 minutes. Tallied four shots and one on goal in the 4-0 shutout of Stephen F. Austin (9/23). Credited with a shot on goal in wins over Texas Tech (9/30) and Nebraska (10/7). Started three of nine conference matches played. U.S. Soccer Youth National Team selection ( ). Starred on the Region III ODP Team from Played for the North Texas State ODP Team ( ). Spent the last eight years with Sting 89 coached by Eric Dade. Had an assist on the game-winning goal to help powerhouse Ursuline Academy win its 16th consecutive Texas Association of Parochial and Private Schools (TAPPS) Championship under coach Jamie Cantrell assistant high school coach is former Longhorn soccer player Lauren Field National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/adidas Youth All- America team. Four year letterwinner; All-District and All-State selection in soccer and track. Led all TAPPS soccer players in assists with 10 during the 2006 season and named to the TAPPS all-district team Dallas Morning News All-Area First-Team selection. Member of the two-time state champion track and field teams. Born Kendall Campise in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 29, daughter of Leon and Mary Campise... has two younger siblings Sophie (16) and Phoebe (15)... member of the Fall 2007 and Spring 2008 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll...majoring in liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH KENDALL CAMPISE Full name: Mary Kendall Campise Nickname (s): Kendall I chose UT because...the people, music, environment and free-spirited atmosphere. Favorite thing about Austin...Keep Austin Weird!! Goals for the season: To win a National Championship Favorite book: Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom Favorite quote or motto: Life s a garden. Dig it. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: N Sync, Spice Girls and Hansen Most interesting thing I did this summer: Worked at the Austin homeless shelter with Courtney Gaines and Kate Nicholson. My hidden talents are: drawing, doodling, and eating jalapenos with Niki Arlitt A word or phrase I overuse would be: I m hungry The song I never want to hear again is: None... I love music! City I ve never been to but want to visit: Sicily, Italy CAMPISE S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals Texas Soccer

7 Courtney Gaines MIDFIELD 5-8 Senior Sugar Land, Texas (Clements/Houston) 23 AS A JUNIOR (2007) Started in 23 of 24 games played...led the team in assists with eight. One of five Longhorns to post double-digit points with 14...added three goals to team-leading eight assists. Dished out the game-tying assist to Erica Campanelli in UT s 3-2 win over secondseeded Texas A&M (11/15) in NCAA second round action at Aggie Soccer Complex. Tallied an assist on Emily Anderson s header in 2-1 win over Texas A&M (11/11) in Big 12 title match. Collected her first game-winning goal against Nebraska in the Horns 2-1 victory (10/7). Recorded a game-high three assists in the 6-0 victory over UTSA (9/14). BEFORE TEXAS (AT UNIV. OF HOUSTON) Second on the 2006 Houston team in goals scored (8), assists (5) and points (21). Conference USA All-Freshman Team selection in Started 16 games in which she scored three goals and netted two assists as a rookie in finished third on the team in points (8) that season. Registered her first collegiate assist in her second game at Houston. Scored the game-winner and first career goal against Sam Houston State (9/9). Added second career game-winning goal in a double overtime win over Tulsa (10/9). Played six seasons on the Eclipse 87 team under Mac McCallum. Played for the National ODP Champion South Texas 86 squad. Member of South Texas ODP teams from and TSSA South Select squad in the squad reached the regional semifinals before going on to national success graduate of Clements High School in Sugar Land, Texas... as a senior, netted 20 goals and tallied 16 assists for a total of 56 points First-team All-District and 2004 Newcomer of the Year in District 20-5A. Helped Clements to a record in 2004 en route to advancing to the Region III semifinals. Also participated in cross country during her final two high school seasons. Graduated a Texas Scholar. Born on October 21, 1986 in Corpus Christi, Texas daughter of Ronny and Betty Gaines has two older brothers Cody (30) and Matthew (25) member of the Fall 2007 and Spring 2008 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll...majoring in education for youth and community studies. OFF-FIELD WITH COURTNEY GAINES Full name: Courtney Marie Gaines Nickname (s): Gainsle I chose UT because...of it s sports and academics. Favorite thing about Austin is...barton Springs. Goals for the season: To win a National Championship. Favorite book: The Little Engine that Could Favorite quote or motto: Woo Woo! Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: The Weepies Most interesting thing I did this summer: Worked at the Austin homeless shelters with Kendall Campise and Kate Nicholson My hidden talent is: being an undercover ninja. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Deal with it! The song I never want to hear again is: Any song by Hannah Montana City I ve never been to but want to visit: Cairo, Egypt Goals 1 (three times) Assists 3 (vs. UTSA, 9/14/07) Points 3 (vs. UTSA, 9/14/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/1 GAINES CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals

8 Texas Soccer Stephanie Gibson DEFENDER/FORWARD 5-8 Redshirt Junior Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada (Holy Trinity) 22 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2006 Academic All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Spring & Fall 2007, Spring & Fall 2006, Fall 2005) CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM Member of the Under-17 and Under-19 Canadian National Teams in 2004 after working with the Under-16 as well as Under-17 Canadian National Development Teams one year earlier. AS A REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2007) Played in 21 games including seven conference matches...totaled one goal and assist for three points. Netted first career and game-winning goal in UT s 4-0 shutout of Oklahoma (10/28). AS A REDSHIRT-FRESHMAN (2006) Saw action in 13 games, starting eight... three starts came in Big 12 play. AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Redshirted due to a left leg injury sustained in preseason training. Played for the Ontario Provincial Under-15 and Under-17 squads and aided them in capturing the Gold and Silver Medals at the 2002 and 2003 Canadian Championships, respectively. Scored the game-tying goal against Trinidad and Tobago for the Under-19 Canadian National Soccer Team during a 2004 match. A six-year member and two-time co-captain ( ) for the Richmond Hill Raiders Club Team under the direction of head coach Diarmuid Salvadori. Helped the Raiders win the Silver Medal at the indoor and outdoor rounds of the Ontario Cup and finish 2003 ranked second nationally while playing up front, in the midfield and in the back. Member of the Ontario Youth Soccer League (OYSL) that captured the Bronze Medal at the 2002 Barcelona Cup in Spain. A three-year letterwinner and two-time team captain in both soccer and field hockey at Holy Trinity High School ( ). Aided Holy Trinity s soccer and field hockey teams in capturing league championships in 2001 and 2003, respectively. Earned team MVP honors for head coach Jennifer Patterson s soccer club as a freshman and head coach Doug Caines field hockey squad during her sophomore campaign. A four-year honor student. Born Stephanie Gibson on Feb. 15, 1987, in North York, Ontario, Canada... parents are Glenn and Lori-Ann Gibson... has one younger sister, Danielle... a business honors major recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Tobi and Tina Taub Endowed Scholarship. OFF-FIELD WITH STEPHANIE GIBSON Full name: Stephanie Beverly-Ann Gibson Nickname (s): Gibby I chose UT because...great combination of outstanding athletics, academics and people Favorite thing about Austin is...the Greenbelt! Goals for the season: To win a National Championship Favorite book: All of the Harry Potter books by J.K. Rowling Favorite quote or motto: Be the change you wish to see in the world - Ghandi Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Requiem for a Dream soundtrack Most interesting thing I did this summer: Paintball in the woods! My hidden talent is: Ultimate master of procrastination A word or phrase I overuse would be: Good call The song I never want to hear again is: When September Ends by Green Day City I ve never been to but want to visit: Kuala Lumpur Goals 1 (vs. Oklahoma, 10/28/07) Assists 1 (vs. Colorado, 11/2/07) Points 2 (vs. Oklahoma, 10/28/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 GIBSON S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

9 Jill Gilbeau DEFENDER 5-5 Senior San Diego, Calif. (Patrick Henry) 4 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2007 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District VI First Team 2006 Academic All-Big 12 First Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Spring & Fall 2007, Spring & Fall 2006, Fall 2005) AS A JUNIOR (2007) Competed as a starting defender in 23 games. Helped UT defense tie single-season shutout record (10). Recorded 2,160 minutes on the season, one of six Horns to reach the 2K mark. Dished out her fourth career assist in UT s 3-2 OT win vs. Missouri (10/19). AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) Saw action in all 22 matches for the Longhorns, starting 20 games in the back line... started all 10 Big 12 matches... scored two goals and assisted on two others for a season total of six points. Had first goal of the season and second of career against Nicholls State (9/15). Contributed to the victory over Cal State Fullerton (9/17) with her first assist of the season. Picked up her second assist of the season in Big 12 opener at Texas Tech (9/22). Aided UT in setting the single-season shutout record (10) with her defense in the backfield... also helped Texas post a record-low 0.77 goals against average. AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Started in 19 of 21 games played...earned the starting nod on defense in each of Texas 10 league contests. Collected three points on one goal and one assist. Fired six of her eight shots in league action on frame while accounting for three points on one goal and one assist. Assisted the UT defense in registering seven shutouts. Picked up her first collegiate point with an assist versus Baylor (9/30). Scored her first career goal against Texas Tech (10/9). Set up Ashley Foster s game-winning goal at Iowa State (10/14) with a 60-yard run out of the backfield. (Cont. on next page) 43

10 (Gilbeau, cont.) Member of the Region IV ( ) and California South State ( ) ODP teams. Also aided the Region IV team in capturing the 2004 Under-19 Championship. Selected to play with the inaugural Coast Soccer League Premier Development Program Team. Played for head coach Abner Rodgers' Laguna Hills Eclipse Soccer Club for four seasons and helped the team win the 2004 Coast League Championship as a outside defender/midfielder. A three-time All-League selection and four-year letterwinner as a forward for head coach Howard Hawver s Patrick Henry High School ( ) soccer team. Helped the Patriots win four consecutive league championships during her tenure and reach the CIF finals during her freshman and senior years. Patrick Henry compiled a record over her four seasons including a 21-1 overall mark and a No. 16 national ranking in Tallied 19 goals and 20 assists for 58 total points over 18 games as a senior en route to being named the team s Most Outstanding Forward and garnering First Team All- CIF accolades. Named to the honor roll each semester and was an Academic All-League selection during each of her four years. Member of the French Club and served as her class secretary. Born Jillian May Gilbeau on May 21, 1987, in Oakland, Calif.... parents are Bob and Jennine Gilbeau... has two sisters, Stephanie and Christina... majoring in biology... recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Helen and Milton Smith/Moshana Foundation Endowed Scholarship. OFF-FIELD WITH JILL GILBEAU Full name: Jillian Marie Gilbeau Nickname (s): Jill I chose UT because... I wanted to play soccer for the Texas Longhorns. Favorite thing about Austin...there is always something to do. Goals for the season: To win a National Championship Favorite book: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho Favorite quote or motto: If you want to see a rainbow, you have to withstand a little rain. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Fur Elise Most interesting thing I did this summer: Played with the Washington Freedom My hidden talent is... horseback riding. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Like The song I never want to hear again is: The song that never ends. City I ve never been to but want to visit: Dublin, Ireland Goals 1 (three times) Assists 1 (four times) Points 2 (three times) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 GILBEAU S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals Texas Soccer

11 Jordan Godbolt MIDFIELD/FORWARD 5-6 Junior Austin, Texas (Bowie/Houston) 25 AS A SOPHOMORE (2007) Saw action in six games including one start. Registered first Longhorn assist in 6-0 win over UTSA (9/14) aiding teammate Emily Anderson in her first goal of the season. Recorded first Texas start against her former team - Houston (9/21) - taking a gamehigh two shots in the 4-0 victory. PRIOR TO TEXAS (AT UNIV. OF HOUSTON) In one season, started 19 out of 19 games played at UH scored seven goals and netted one assist for a total of 15 points en route to earning UH s Most Valuable Freshman honor selected to the Conference-USA Honor Roll (3.0 GPA or higher). Member of the South Texas State team from finalists from Region III ODP pool in 2002 and 2005 played center midfielder under club coach Jim Wain on the 88 Lone Stars graduate of Bowie High School named all-district selection as a senior for the Bulldogs coached by Carrie Hoffman made the Honor Roll all four years of high school. Born Jordan Phalen Godbolt on May 9, 1988 in Newton, Mass. daughter of Michael and Patricia Godbolt father, Michael, was a star football player at Boston College and now works as a local radio personality in Austin has two older siblings brother AJ and sister Veronica, and a younger brother Kyle AJ starred as an NCAA All-College Cup Team selection (2005) at the University of Maryland from , and is currently with the Kansas City Wizards sister Veronica is a junior defender on the LSU soccer team... member of Fall 2007 and Spring 2008 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll...majoring in communications. OFF-FIELD WITH JORDAN GODBOLT Full name: Jordan Phalen Godbolt Nickname (s): Jordy I chose UT because...the high level of soccer and the academics. Favorite thing about Austin...the music, friendly people, and the laid-back feel. Goals for the season: To become a better player. Favorite quote or motto: Work hard for what you want Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Lots of rock music. My hidden talent is...i m a pretty talented guitarist on guitar hero. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Sweet! City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris! Goals 1 (seven times) Assists 1 (two times) Points 2 (seven times) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 GODBOLT S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals

12 Texas Soccer Brooke Lee MIDFIELD 5-4 Sophomore Mesquite, Texas (Mesquite) 3 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Competed in 19 games and started in the first four of her UT career...recorded two goals and two assists in 652 minutes of playing time. Earned Big 12 Newcomer of the Week honors after scoring the game-winning goal in the Horn s 2-1 upset victory over No. 2 UCLA (9/2). Netted her second career goal in UT s 6-0 win over UTSA (9/14). Tallied the assist on Stephanie Gibson s first career goal in the 4-0 shutout of Oklahoma (10/28). One of eight freshmen to start at least one match in U-14 National Team pool and Region III Team participant in 2003 and Starred for the North Texas State Team from 2001 to Member and 2007 team captain of the Dallas Texans 89 Red Team ( ) coached by Kenny Medina. Prior to playing for the Dallas Texans, toured with the Dallas Inter 89 Blue Team ( ). Helped the Dallas Texans win the 2004 and 2006 Southern Regional Championships, finish as the Regional Semi-finalist in 2005, and as State Cup Champions in 2005 and 2006, Premier League Champions in 2004 and Completed the National Championship Soccer Series in third place in 2004 and 2006 and the Disney Soccer Showcase Champions in 2006 and Two-time soccer co-mvp (2005, 2006) for coach Wayne Melville at Mesquite High School. Highly-decorated four-sport standout in soccer ( ), volleyball (2003), basketball ( ), and golf ( ). Three-time Academic All-District soccer selection ( ) First-Team All-District pick after netting 13 goals and 20 assists for 46 points during her junior season. Three-time First-Team Academic All-District selection in basketball in 2004 and Second-Team All-District selection in basketball in co-mvp defensive basketball player. Junior and senior class president...police Athletic League -- Big Brothers, Big Sisters participant...vice president of National Honor Society. Graduated in the top five percent of her class. Daughter of Jamie and Tommy Lee born Brooke Mackenzie Lee on July 18, 1989 in Dallas, Texas member of Spring 2008 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll...intended major is communications and has aspirations to become a broadcaster or a lawyer. Goals 1 (two times) Assists 1 (two times) Points 2 (two times) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 OFF-FIELD WITH BROOKE LEE Full name: Brooke MacKenzie Lee Nickname (s): Brookie I chose UT because...of the great atmosphere with amazing academics and athletics. Goals for the season: To make an impact for my team and be part of a great season. Favorite book: Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom Favorite quote or motto: Always have fun in whatever you do in life. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Artists like Al Green and the Jackson 5 Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to the Guadalupe River for my birthday. My hidden talent is: dancing! A word or phrase I overuse would be: Oh my God! The song I never want to hear again is: Soulja Boy City I ve never been to but want to visit: Venice or anywhere in Greece LEE S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals

13 Stephanie Logterman DEFENDER 5-6 Senior Austin, Texas (Westwood) 10 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 All-Big 12 First Team 2007 NSCAA Scholar All-America First Team 2007 NSCAA Scholar All-South Region First Team 2007 NSCAA All-Central Region First Team 2007 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team 2007 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2007 Preseason All-Big U.S. Under-21 Women s National Team Participant (Nordic Cup Champion) 2006 U.S. Under-20 Women s National Team National Team Member 2006 NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team 2006 All-Big 12 First Team 2006 Preseason All-Big ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District VI Second Team 2006 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2005 All-Big 12 Second Team 2005 Big 12 All-Newcomer Team 2005 U.S. Under-19 Women s National Team National Team Member Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Spring & Fall 2007, Spring & Fall 2006, Fall 2005) U.S. NATIONAL TEAM Member of five U.S. Youth National Teams: Under-16 (2002), Under-17 (2003), Under-19 ( ), Under-20 (2006) and Under-21 (2007). Helped the U.S. Under-21 Women s National Team win the 2007 Nordic Cup Championship in Vaasa, Finland from July the American squad shut out three opponents, registering its largest margin of victory (4-0) in the championship match against Germany... marked the eighth Nordic Cup trophy for the U.S. Under-21 Team. Earned nine starts in 14 appearances on defense for the U.S. Under-19 National Team during the 2004 campaign... contributed three assists and aided the team in claiming the Bronze Medal at the FIFA Under-19 World Championships. Spent the first two weeks of the 2006 season playing with the U.S. Under-20 National Soccer Team in Russia. AS A JUNIOR (2007) Started in 17 games, accumulating five assists for five points in 1,549 minutes. Season ended with a knee injury in the second period of the 1-0 loss at No. 25 Oklahoma State (10/26). Connected with fellow defender Kasey Moore for the game winner in the 3-2 over time win vs. No. 12 Missouri (10/19). Assisted Alisha Ortiz for her first career goal in the 2-1 win over Nebraska (10/7). AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) Started 18 matches for the Longhorns after returning from her stint with U.S.A. Soccer... returned to the lineup for the game against New Mexico (9/7). As one of the top defenders on the team, was a key component on the UT defense that helped blank a Texas school-record 10 opponents. Contributed to the Longhorns offensive production, recording three goals and two assists for eight points... eighth overall point-scorer on the 2006 Longhorns squad and second among defenders. Tallied her first career goal, which was also the game-winning score, versus Cal State Fullerton (9/17). Scored her second goal of the season against Sam Houston State (10/13). Netted her third goal of the season in 4-1 victory over Iowa State (10/22). AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Started all 20 games in which she played, including nine of 10 conference matches, primarily as a center back. Played a major role in helping the defense post seven shutouts. Cleared a shot off the goal line versus No. 23 Colorado (11/4) during Big 12 Tournament play to allow Texas to rally and force overtime. (Cont. on next page) 47

14 (Logterman, cont.) 48 Played for the Region III ( ) and South Texas State ( ) ODP squads while in high school. A two-time Parade Magazine ( ) and NSCAA/adidas ( ) High School All-American as a midfielder and defender for head coach Hue Menzies Town & Country Warriors Soccer Club over eight seasons. A three-sport standout at Westwood High School in soccer, cross country and track. Utilized as a midfielder by Warriors head coach Jim Donahue during the campaign while also running cross country and competing in the 400-meter, mile relay and two mile events in track. Recipient of Westwood High School s Academic Award. Member of the National Honor Society, the National German Honor Society and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Born Stephanie Lynn Logterman on Feb. 25, 1986, in Austin, Texas... parents are Darrel and Patricia Logterman... has one younger sister, Lindsey... her father graduated from the University of Wisconsin and played football for the Badgers from a humanities/plan II honors major... recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Cunningham/Kaspar Endowed Scholarship Texas Soccer Goals 1 (two times) Assists 1 (nine times) Points 2 (three times) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 OFF-FIELD WITH STEPHANIE LOGTERMAN Full name: Stephanie Lynn Logterman Nickname (s): Steph or Log I chose UT because...it has awesome athletics and is a great school academically. Favorite thing about Austin is...the diversity and how weird it is. It s never boring! Goals for the season: To win a National Championship and light the tower!! Favorite book: The Power of One by Bryce Courtenay Favorite quote or motto: Be the change you wish to see in the world. - Ghandi Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: High School Musical soundtrack Most interesting thing I did this summer: I spent time with my grandma and cousins in Wisconsin. My hidden talent is: extensive knowledge of random and useless facts/information. A word or phrase I overuse would be: What the nuts The song I never want to hear again is: I Kissed a Girl by Kate Perry City I ve never been to but want to visit: Bombay, India LOGTERMAN S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

15 Casey Mogk DEFENDER 5-9 Junior Dallas, Texas (Lake Highlands) 20 HONORS & AWARDS Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Spring & Fall 2007, Fall 2006) AS A SOPHOMORE (2007) Competed in four games, saw action in three of UT s 10 shutouts. AS A FRESHMAN (2006) In first season on the Forty Acres, saw action in five matches and earned three starts. Took three shots versus Nicholls State (9/15) in second career start for the Horns. Recorded her first career point on assist to Caitlin Kennedy in 7-0 victory against Sam Houston State (10/13). Played eight years of club soccer including two years as a defender on the Dallas Texans Red West team under Johnny Starks. A two-sport standout at Lake Highlands High School, earning four letters in soccer and swimming. Dallas Morning News Co-Defensive MVP for District 10-5A. Voted All-City twice (2005 and 2006) and All-District during junior year. Started for the soccer team that advanced to the Class 5A Region II quarterfinals in 2005 under head coach Jennifer Scarbrough. Captained the soccer squad during her junior and senior years and captained the swim team during her final season for the Wildcats. Named Lake Highlands HS Female Athlete of the Year in Qualified for the Class 5A state swim championships meet in 2006 as the leadoff leg of the 200 medley relay for head coach Jason Grief. Graduated third in her class. Named to the team and school academic honor roll. An active participant in the National Honor Society, Student Council, Girls Service League, Mu Alpha Theta and the National Exchange Club. Born Casey Ann Mogk on December 5, 1987 in Dallas, Texas daughter of Patty May and John Mogk has two siblings John (22) and Will (16) mother graduated from The University of Texas and brother John is currently enrolled on the Forty Acres accounting major. OFF-FIELD WITH CASEY MOGK Full name: Casey Ann Mogk I chose UT because...of the people, Austin and the school s outstanding academic and athletic programs. Favorite thing about Austin...The University of Texas! Goals for the season: To win a National Championship! Favorite book: The Goal by Eliyahu M. Goldratt Favorite quote or motto: Go hard or go home Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: 80 s music Most interesting thing I did this summer: went to San Destin, Florida for vacation. My hidden talent is: my singing ability. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Oh my gosh The song I never want to hear again is: Anything by Miley Cyrus City I ve never been to but want to visit: Sydney, Australia Assists 1 (vs. Sam Houston State, 10/13/06) Points 1 (vs. Sam Houston State, 10/13/06) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 MOGK S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

16 Texas Soccer Kasey Moore DEFENDER 5-8 Senior Mission Viejo, Calif. (Capistrano Valley) 14 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 NSCAA All-America Third Team 2007 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year 2007 All-Big 12 First Team 2007 Big 12 Championship Defensive MVP 2007 Big 12 All-Tournament Team 2007 NSCAA All-Central Region First Team 2007 Academic All-Big 12 Second Team 2007 U.S. Under-23 National Team Member 2007 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 4) 2007 Missouri Athletic Club (MAC) Hermann Trophy Watch List 2007 Preseason All-Big NSCAA All-America First Team 2006 & 2005 NSCAA All-Central Region First Team 2006 & 2005 All-Big 12 First Team 2006 & 2005 Big 12 All-Tournament Team 2006 Preseason All-Big Academic All-Big 12 Second Team 2006 Soccer America National Player of the Week (Nov. 1) 2006 Big 12 Defensive Performer of the Week (Nov. 1) 2005 Soccer America First Team All-Freshman Team 2005 Big 12 Rookie of the Year 2005 Big 12 All-Newcomer Team Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring 2008, Fall 2007, Spring & Fall 2006, Fall 2005) U.S. NATIONAL TEAM Traveled to Spain with the U.S. Under-23 National Team in Member of the U.S. Under-20 National Team in 2006 and the Under-17 National Team in both 2003 and 2004 who also served as a team captain in her second season... member of the 2002 Under-16 national squad. Part of the U.S. Under-19 ( ) & 20 National Team pools (2005). AS A JUNIOR (2007) Garnered third team NSCAA/adidas All-America honors becoming just the second Longhorn to nab multiple All-America honors (first team, 2006). Anchored the UT backline that posted its second straight 10-shutout season, tying the single-season record set in Leading scorer during Big 12 play with three goals and two assists for eightpoints...third leading scorer overall with nine goals and four assists. Led the squad in minutes (2,353) and game-winning goals (5). Helped Texas to back-to-back Big 12 Postseason Championships, heading in the game winner off a free kick from goalkeeper and offensive MVP Dianna Pfenninger...also tallied an assist on Emily Anderson s goal in the 2-1 win over top-seeded Texas A&M (11/11). Recorded five points in UT s 3-2 overtime win over No. 12 Missouri (10/19)...had a part in all three goals, assisting Niki Arlitt on the first goal of the night and netting the game-tying and game winning balls. Aided the Longhorn backline in shutting out UTSA (9/14) and Houston (9/21)...also contributed on the offensive side of the ball with goals in each match. Registered a goal in the 2-1 victory No. 2 UCLA, the highest ranked opponent a Texas squad has defeated. AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) Earned the distinct honor as the first NSCAA/adidas First Team All-American in Texas history. Helped UT break the single season record for shutouts (10) and post the lowest goals against average (0.77) in Longhorn history... soccer team MVP. Leading scorer among UT defenders and fourth overall on the 2006 roster... netted four goals and two assists for 10 points. Scored the game-winning goal in 1-0 upset over No. 5 Texas A&M (10/27)... marked the second consecutive season in which she has scored a goal against A&M... goal gave UT its first back-to-back wins over the Aggies in school history... named Big 12 Defensive Performer of the Week (10/30), and Soccer America magazine National Player of the Week for her game-winning goal against Texas A&M. Had her first assist of the season and second of her career versus Cal State Fullerton (9/17). Had a career point high (3) with first goal and second assist of season in 7-0 victory over Sam Houston State (10/13). AS A FRESHMAN (2005) One of only two Longhorns and the only freshman to start all 21 games. UT s fifth-leading scorer and top scoring defender with 11 points on five goals and one assist... also placed fifth on the club in both shots (43) and game-winning goals (1). Surpassed UT s single-season mark for scoring by a defender (11 pts.).

17 (Moore, cont.) Finished fifth on the team in league scoring with four points off two goals. Helped the Horns defense post seven shutouts as a center back. Aided the UT defense in posting back-to-back shutouts versus SMU (8/26) and Auburn (8/28)... against the Tigers, scored her first career goal, which proved to be the game-winner... tabbed Big 12 Newcomer of the Week (8/29) and named to the Soccer America Team of the Week (8/31). Scored on a second-half penalty kick against No. 13 Texas A&M (10/2). Netted her fourth goal of the year and aided in creating an own goal that proved to be the game-winning score at Missouri (10/21). MOORE S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals Registered her fifth goal of the year against No. 23 Colorado (11/4) during Big 12 Tournament play to ignite a UT comeback and record her first career postseason points... also earned Big 12 All-Tournament Team honors for her play against the Buffs and Iowa State (11/2). Picked up an assist versus UTEP (11/11) during NCAA Tournament first round action. Played for the Cal South State ODP Team ( ) and the Region IV OPD squad ( ). A 2004 & 2005 Parade High School All-American and two-time NSCAA/adidas All- American Youth Team selection ( ). Played for the LHSC Eclipse Club Team under the direction of head coach Abner Rogers from and helped the squad claim the 2002 Under-15 Snickers National Championship and finish the 2005 campaign ranked second nationally among Under-18 teams. A four-year starter and letterwinner for head coach Aguinaldo Ferreira s Capistrano Valley High School soccer team ( )... earned a varsity letter in track and field as a sophomore. Helped her team win the Division I CIF High School Championship in 2004 after reaching the semifinals in 2003 and the finals in An All-County and All-League honoree as a midfielder during her freshman and sophomore years. Chosen as the All-CIF-SS Player of the Year as a junior while also garnering South Coast League MVP honors, Orange County Register Player of the Year accolades and Los Angeles Times First-Team laurels. Also earned her soccer team's coaches award in her first two seasons before claiming school MVP honors in both 2004 and Co-captained her high school team as senior. Tabbed a first-team All-County, All-League and All-CIF-SS performer as well as Capistrano s MVP and Athlete of the Year in Named Who's Who Among American High School Athletes ( ). Included on the Principals Honor Roll as a freshman. Born Kasey Ann Moore on Aug. 3, 1987, in Riverside, Calif.... parents are Jim and Leslie Moore... has two older brothers, Jason and Aaron, and an older sister, Kristen, who graduated from the University of Portland and played soccer for the Pilots from majoring in sport management...recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Isabella Cunningham/Jean Kaspar Scholarship for Leadership, Team Spirit and Excellence. OFF-FIELD WITH KASEY MOORE Full name: Kasey Ann Moore I chose UT because...i wanted to go somewhere outside of California and really loved the University when I came to visit. Favorite thing about Austin is...the food and overall atmosphere of the city. Goals for the season: to win the Big 12 regular season and tournament championship. Then win the National Championship. Favorite book: Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult and anything by John Grisham Favorite quote or motto: Life s not about the destination, it s about the journey! Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Bob Marley Most interesting thing I did this summer: Traveled to Germany and Sweden with the U-23 national team. My hidden talent is: cooking. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Oh hey! The song I never want to hear again is: Pop, Lock and Drop It by Huey City I ve never been to but want to visit: anywhere in Australia. Goals 2 (vs. Missouri, 10/19/07) Assists 1 (eight times) Points 5 (vs. Missouri, 10/19/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 1/0 51

18 Kate Nicholson FORWARD/MIDFIELD 5-6 Sophomore Columbia, Md. (Atholton) 17 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Saw action in five games, scoring one goal for two points in 54 minutes of playing time. Only Longhorn to start less than 10 games and register a goal. Netted the second goal in UT s 4-0 shutout over Oklahoma (10/28), assisted by Alisha Ortiz. Starting forward for the Maryland ODP Team for four years ( ). In 2005, attended the ODP Brazilian Training Camp. Played for the Bethesda Rapids from and coached by Rich Fabrizio. Selected as captain for all three years and helped the group to the 2005 and 2006 Maryland State Cup Championship, the finals of the 2005 and 2006 Region I National Championship, and to the 2005 CASL Showcase Championship. Spent four years with the SAC United Premier Club Soccer program, which won the Maryland State title in 2003 and Played for the Baltimore Bays in the Super Y League in 2004 as a member of the U15 SYL ODP Select National Team. Four-year varsity starter for coach Stephanie Stoutenborough. Tallied 36 goals and 19 assists for 91 career points All-State Second Team and three-time First Team All-County ( ) pick at Atholton High School team MVP and captain Maryland State 2-A 800m Champion. Daughter of Scott and Ann Nicholson born Kathryn Marie Nicholson on October 13, 1989 in Washington, D.C has a younger sister, Julia (15) liberal arts major that was a member of the Fall 2007 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll. OFF-FIELD WITH KATE NICHOLSON Full name: Kathryn Ann Nicholson Nickname (s): Kate I chose UT because...my dad was a Longhorn and it is an awesome school. Favorite thing about Austin is...the music! Goals for the season: support my team and help win another Big 12 title. Favorite book: Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert Favorite quote or motto: Am I the only one who can hold on to their dang food around here?! -- Niki Arlitt Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: This is me from Camp Rock Most interesting thing I did this summer: worked with the 11-year olds at the UT Soccer Camp My hidden talent is: Picking Niki s food for her A word or phrase I overuse would be: Legit The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: Dublin, Ireland Goals 1 (vs. Oklahoma, 10/28/07) Points 2 (vs. Oklahoma, 10/28/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 0/0 NICHOLSON S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals Texas Soccer

19 Alisha Ortiz FORWARD 5-6 Sophomore Highland Village, Texas (Marcus) 12 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Started in 13 of 23 games...scored three goals and assisted five for 11 points...one of five Longhorns to finish the season in double-digit scoring. Posted first career multi-goal game against BYU in the First Round of the NCAA Championship (11/15)...netted both goals within eight minutes of each other, scoring first in the 10th minute then again in the 18th. Recorded first career assist in 4-0 shutout over Houston (9/21). First career goal came in the 2-1 win over Nebraska (10/7). Aided newcomers Courtney Gaines and Kate Nicholson to their first UT goals against SFA (9/23) and Oklahoma (10/28), respectively. Tallied an assist in the 1-1 draw over Oklahoma State (11/9) during the Big 12 Championship semifinals. Joined the Texas D Feeters Soccer Club in 2004, playing for coach Cara Kunitz. Played on the Region III Premier League West Championship Team ( ). Helped D Feeters win the 2005 San Diego Surf Cup Championship. Four-year letterwinner for Marcus High School, the 2005 Texas UIL State Champions, under coach Kevin Albury Class 5A All-State selection Class 5A First Team All-District selection Varsity Offensive Player of the Year District Forward of the Year and Newcomer of the Year. Participated in the Adopt-An-Athlete program. Graduated in the top 10 percent of her class Daughter of Steve and Vicki Ortiz... born Alisha Ortiz on January 2, 1989 in Denver, Colo... has two older sisters, Tara (26) and Erica (25), and one younger brother Steven (14)... father, Steve, wrestled at Cal State Fullerton... majoring in liberal arts...member of Spring 2008 and Fall 2007 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll. OFF-FIELD WITH ALISHA ORTIZ Full name: Alisha Ortiz Nickname (s): Lish I chose UT because...of the school spirit and traditions. Favorite thing about Austin...the diversity of people. Goals for the season: help the team be successful so we can exceed all of our goals! Favorite book: My Sister s Keeper by Jodi Picoult Favorite quote or motto: Work hard, play hard Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Backstreet Boys Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Lake Tahoe and climbed a mountain. My hidden talent is: wakeboarding. A word or phrase I overuse would be: I feel like... The song I never want to hear again is: Soulja Boy City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris, France Goals 2 (vs. BYU, 11/15/07) Assists 1 (five times) Points 4 (vs. BYU, 11/15/07) Multiple-Goal/Assist Games 1/0 ORTIZ S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals

20 Texas Soccer Dianna Pfenninger GOALKEEPER 5-10 Senior Sugar Land, Texas (Clements) 8 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 Big 12 Championship Offensive MVP 2007 Big 12 All-Tournament Team 2007 Academic All-Big 12 First Team 2007 NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team 2007 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Third Team 2006 All-Big 12 Second Team 2006 Big 12 Championship Defensive MVP 2006 & 2005 Big 12 All-Tournament Team 2006 Preseason All-Big Academic All-Big 12 Second Team 2006 Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 5) 2005 Soccer America Second Team All-Freshman Team 2005 Big 12 All-Newcomer Team Big 12 Fall Commissioner s Honor Roll (Spring & Fall 2007, Fall 2006, Spring & Fall 2005) AS A JUNIOR (2007) Became the first player in Big 12 history to win both Offensive and Defensive MVP honors at the Big 12 Championship...first goalkeeper to earn the offensive award. Holds the top two spots in four single-season categories including shutouts, wins, minutes played and goals-against average. Ranks first in career wins (41), shutouts (18), minutes played (6,015), and goalsagainst average (0.93). Set UT school record with her 29th career win in 4-0 shutout over UTSA (9/14). Started in all 25 games totaling 111 saves and two assists in 2,335 minutes of playing time. Tallied an assist in the title match of the Big 12 Championship to aid in the 2-1 win over Texas A&M for the Horns second straight Big 12 Title...also netted game-winning shots and penalty kicks in the quarterfinals and semifinals en route to earning the Offensive MVP nod. Reached a career-high 11 saves in 0-0 draw against Colorado (11/7) during the Big 12 Championship. Made eight saves in the 3-2 overtime win against No. 12 Missouri (10/19). AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) Saw action as the goalkeeper of record in 23 matches... allowed 20 goals in 23 games for a school record 0.85 goals-against-average. Ended the season with a record and credited with seven of the Longhorns record-setting 10 blanks in 2006 set the single-season mark for most goalkeeper shutouts (7). Allowed three goals in the last seven contests. Became second Longhorn to earn Big 12 Tournament Defensive MVP honors and was the fourth league tourney MVP (either offensive or defensive) in school history. Stopped a penalty kick during the Big 12 title match that helped UT stay in the match and eventually win its first conference soccer title in program history. Named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 5 for UT s 2-1 victory over No. 3 Penn St. (9/1) and 1-0 double overtime shutout victory against No.13 Illinois (9/3). Contributed to a Kelsey Carpenter goal with her first career assist in Cal State Fullerton (9/17) match. Assisted on Amy Burlingham s game-winning goal at Baylor (9/24), for her second career assist. AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in all 21 games, while starting each of the last 13 matches as she earned the starting nod in nine of UT s 10 league tilts. Finished the year ranked among the UT single-season top 10 for minutes (6th), saves (7th), shutouts (t6th), wins (t2nd) and goals against average (3rd). Owned one of the top four goals against averages (1.15) and saves percentages (.796) among league goalkeepers. Tallied four shutouts on the year while combining on three others. Posted nine victories on the season as she went 8-5 over the last 13 contests with 63 saves and four shutouts to her credit. Finished the conference season ranked third among Big 12 keepers in goals against average (0.94) and saves percentage (.827) while going 6-3 during Big 12 action with 43 saves in over 861 minutes. Turned in a four-save effort versus No. 3 Portland (9/16). Earned her first career shutout versus Baylor (9/30) before posting a seven-save effort against No. 13 Texas A&M (10/2) en route to notching two wins and being named the Big 12 Newcomer of the Week on Oct. 4. Posted her second career shutout versus Texas Tech (10/9). Made a game-saving stop in the final 12 minutes during a 2-1 win at Iowa State (10/14) before recording her third career shutout with an eight-save outing against No. 25 Nebraska (10/16) en route to being tabbed the Big 12 Newcomer of the Week on Oct. 18. Equaled her then career-high for saves with eight at Missouri (10/21).

21 Starting goalkeeper for the 2004 U.S. Under-17 National Team. A five-year member of the 87 South Texas State ODP Team who also played for the 87 Region III ODP squad ( ). Member of the First Colony Eclipse Soccer Club for eight years, including seven seasons with the nationally-ranked Eclipse 87 Team ( ) as the club s primary goalkeeper. A 2004 NSCAA Youth All-American. A goalkeeper and two-year letterwinner for head coach Nicole Kitagawa s Clements High School soccer team ( ). Posted a 0.26 GAA over 15 games as a sophomore while collecting 12 shutouts to help her team advance to the UIL State Finals in Georgetown, Texas, and finish the year with a 19-1 record. Ranked in the top 15 percent of her class, earned three Academic Letters ( ), was awarded her school s Academic Excellence Award on four occasions ( ), tabbed the recipient of a Texas Scholar Award and recognized with Presidents Education Awards Program honors in Member of the Future Business Leaders of America ( ). Born Dianna Michelle Pfenninger on April 10, 1987, in Houston, Texas... parents are Mark and Denise Pfenninger... has an older brother, Malcolm... a public relations major... recipient of the UT Women s Athletics Graves, Dougherty, Hearon and Moody Endowed Presidential Scholarship. Saves 11 (vs. Colorado; 11/7/07) Saves Pct (twice) Goals 1 (vs. Colorado; 11/4/05) Points 2 (vs. Colorado; 11/4/05) OFF-FIELD WITH DIANNA PFENNINGER Full name: Dianna Michelle Pfenninger Nickname (s): Di I chose UT because...it has great academics, a reputation of excellence in sports and awesome people. Favorite thing about Austin is...the variety of cheap and fun activities. Goals for the season: Make it to the final four/national championship and to finish strong. Favorite book: Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers Favorite quote or motto: Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility. Consider others better than yourself. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Akon Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to see Beauty and the Beast at Zilker Park My hidden talent is: still hidden :) A word or phrase I overuse would be: Um... or I don t know The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: London PFENNINGER S CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves Pct. W-L-T ShO : : : Totals : BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Year GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves Pct. W-L-T ShO : : : Totals :

22 Rachel Stepp MIDFIELD 5-5 Sophomore Fort Worth, Texas (Fort Worth Country Day) 16 AS A FRESHMAN (2007) Entered five games for UT totaling 43 minutes. Competed against TCU (8/31), UTSA (9/14), Houston (9/21), SFA (9/23) and Wright State (9/28). Took one shot in the 4-0 shutout over Houston ODP Texas State Team. Member of the Dallas Texans Red (2007) coached by Kenny Medina. Prior to stint with Texans, played for the Texas Image ( ), Texas Lightning ( ) and Dallas Sting Royal ( ). Led the Fort Worth Country Day school in goals scored Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC) All-North Zone Team 2006 selection to the SPC Division I All-District Team. Team MVP for coach Tarik Guendouzi. Four-year letterwinner in three sports: soccer ( ), field hockey ( ) and track ( ); also lettered one season in swimming ( ). Two-time SPC Honorable Mention in field hockey and track and field. High Honors and Who s Who Among American High School Students selection. Yearbook Photography editor and student ambassador. Selected by the faculty for the Jimmy D. Brown Award an honor presented for leadership in athletics, academics and the community. Born Rachel Ann Stepp on May 26, 1989 in Fort Worth, Texas daughter of Randall and Kathleen Stepp has a younger brother, Sonny...majoring in liberal arts... member of the Spring 2008 and Fall 2007 Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll. OFF-FIELD WITH RACHEL STEPP Full name: Rachel Ann Stepp Nickname (s): Stepp I chose UT because...of the awesome sports program and the school spirit. Favorite thing about Austin is...there is always something to do. Goals for the season: to win the Big 12 and a National Championship. Favorite book: Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry Favorite quote or motto: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Coming up to breathe by Mercy Me Most interesting thing I did this summer: Zip-lining through the jungle in Costa Rica My hidden talent is: cheerleading A word or phrase I overuse would be: Ya ll The song I never want to hear again is: Soulja Boy City I ve never been to but want to visit: Chicago STEPP S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATS Totals Texas Soccer

23 HONORS & AWARDS 2007 Spring Big 12 Commissioner s Honor Roll AS A SOPHOMORE (2007) Christina Vaughn MIDFIELDER 5-6 Junior New Hope, Pa. (Central Bucks East) 9 Played in three games...utsa (9/14), Houston (9/21) and SFA (9/23). AS A FRESHMAN (2006) Came off the bench in five matches, all Texas victories. Played for the YMS Spirit Club team for three years under coaches Tom Fleckenstein, Joe Steffa and Steve Julianti. Participated in the Pennsylvania ODP program on the Inter-county team. Four-year letterwinner, two-year team captain and 2006 All-State selection as a starting midfielder and forward at Central Bucks East High School. Earned All-Suburban League Conference honors four consecutive seasons as a second team selection (sophomore and senior) and honorable mention (freshman and junior) Named to the academic honor roll. Born Christina Madara Vaughn on September 21, 1987 in Doylestown, Pennsylvania daughter of Ronald and Marilyn Vaughn has two siblings - Kip (24) and Rhys (9) majoring in corporate communication. OFF-FIELD WITH CHRISTINA VAUGHN Full name: Christina Madera Vaughn Nickname (s): Tina I chose UT because...of the tradition, pride, academics, athletics, and Austin! Favorite thing about Austin is...canoeing on Lake Austin. Goals for the season: to win the National Championship. Favorite book: Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom Favorite quote or motto: Everytyhing happens for a reason/luck is the residue of design Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Rage Against the Machine Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Wyoming for the first time The songs I never want to hear again are: Anything overplayed on the radio City I ve never been to but want to visit: Bali VAUGHN S CAREER STATS Totals BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS Totals

24 Meet the Freshmen Kylie Doniak MIDFIELD 5-10 Freshman Chino Hills, Calif. (Ruben S. Ayala) 15 Kendall Frizzell FORWARD 5-2 Freshman Tyler, Texas (Robert E. Lee) Three-time U.S. National Team Member ( ). Two-time NSCAA Youth All-American Team ( ). Two time select for Cal South DODP Team ( ). Played for Revion IV team from group advanced to semifinals in 2006 and Member of the Slammers FB 91 under coaches Rick Young, Ziad Kjoury and Walid Khoury. Competed on the Surf Cup Championship team from Helped the squad to wins at the 2005 Gothia World Cup Youth Championship, 2005 Manchester United Cup Championship and 2005 Coast Soccer League Championship. Team won the 2006 Jefferson Cup and 2007 Far West Regional League Championship. Four-year letterwinner at Ayala High School under coach Jeff Allen. Helped lead the team to three Sierra League Championship ( ) 2007 Sierra League MVP and First Team All-League from First Team All-California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) and second team all CIF in AHS team captain from Member of the National Honor Society and Christian Club...California Scholarship Federation honorree and CIF Scholar- Athlete. Daughter of Lori and Dave Doniak born Kylie Doniak on September 27, 1990 has two sisters Alyssa (20) and Makenzy (14) father Dave was a football All-American at California State University-Long Beach...intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH KYLIE DONIAK Full name: Kylie Nicole Doniak Nickname (s): Ky I chose UT because...of it s amazing facilities, friendly people and the competitive environment. Favorite thing about Austin is...the school spirit. Goals for the season: To help the team in any way I can, win the National Championship and improve as a player. Favorite book: Gossip Girl series by Cecily Von Ziegesar Favorite quote or motto: When you have faith, everything is possible. Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Every Disney song Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to Hawaii, Europe and Arkansas all for soccer. My hidden talent is: my singing ability. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Take it back! The song I never want to hear again is: Low by Flo Rida City I ve never been to but want to visit: Anywhere in Africa 2008 Texas Soccer Competed on East Texas Spirit 90 from under coach Stephanie Webb. Previously starred for Magic Soccer Club from with coach Mac Saxon and the United 90 squad from under coach Steve Phillips. Four year letterwinner under head coach Chris Woodard at Lee High School. Captained the squad during junior and senior seasons. Helped lead the LHS team to three District 12 5-A championships and appearances in the area finals. Selected as the All-East Texas Newcomer of the Year during the campaign. Added a second-team All-District honor during the season. All-Academic team selection during her first three years of high school...national Merit Scholar and member of National Honor Society. Involved with Student Senate for two years. Daughter of Bill and Lisa Frizzell...born Kendall Frizzell on October, 23, has one older sister, Katie (20)...father Bill played football at Texas from intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH KENDALL FRIZZELL Full name: Kendall Ann Frizzell I chose UT because...the city is fun and i ve always been a Longhorn fan. Favorite thing about Austin is...the people. Goals for the season: to win a championship. Favorite book: Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Penny and Me by Hanson Most interesting thing I did this summer: went snorkeling. My hidden talent is: bowling. A word or phrase I overuse would be: That s legit The song I never want to hear again is: Anything by Hannah Montana City I ve never been to but want to visit: Las Vegas

25 Meet the Freshmen Courtney Goodson MIDFIELD/FORWARD 5-11 Freshman Ramona, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic) 7 Lucy Keith MIDFIELD 6-0 Freshman Dallas, Texas (Parish Episcopal School) 6 Three-time ODP State Team ( ). Member of 2005 Regional IV squad that won the ODP Championship. Played for the Eagles Soccer Club from under coach Vince Thomas. Squad won the 2007 U.S. Youth Soccer National Championship and Far West Regional Championship. Finished as state finalists in 2003, 04 and 06. Two-time Surf Cup MVP (2004 and 2006) and member of two-time Surf Cup Championship team ( ). Member of California Premier League Championship and Coast Soccer League Championship squads in Four year letterwinner under coach Dawn Lee at Cathedral High School. Helped lead the team to San Diego Section California Interscholastic Federation and Western League Championships from All-CIF First Team...tabbed All-North County Team and All-Western League Team from Named to 2007 Union Tribune All-Academic Team 2005 California Gatorade Rookie of the Year CHS Rookie of the Year Competed on varsity track team in shot put, discus and long jump from selected as the team s field athlete of the year in 2006 and National Merit Scholar...member of National Honor Society and Asian Club. Born Courtney Goodson on June 19, 1990 to Marc and Shelley Goodson...one younger sister...father Marc played baseball at South Alabama and Florida State...mother Shelley played tennis at South Alabama...intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH COURTNEY GOODSON Full name: Courtney Kathryn Goodson Nickname (s): Coco I chose UT because...i wanted to experience something different. Favorite thing about Austin is...the University of Texas. Goals for the season: to help the team go all the way! Favorite book: Twilight by Stephenie Meyer Favorite quote or motto: Don t let the man keep you down Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Danish rap cds Most interesting thing I did this summer: traveled to Hawaii and Mexico My hidden talent is: I have wings. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Goober The song I never want to hear again is: Chicken Noodle Soup by Webstar City I ve never been to but want to visit: New York City Two-time selection to North Texas State Pool Team ( ). Member of Sting Dallas 90 under coach Kenny Medina... helped lead the team to USYSA Region III Premier League (West) Girls Champions in Also played for the Dallas Texans 90 Girls Red from under Medina and for Sting 90 under coaches Sean and Jamie Cantrell and Bob Taylor ( ). Three-time USYSA Region III Champions and Lake Highlands Girls Classic League Grand Champion while playing for the Dallas Texans 90 Girls Red ( ). Participated in club basketball with the Texas Express Juniors under coach Kelly Morgan from Three-sport athlete... lettered in varsity basketball, track and volleyball in at The Parish Episcopal School (TPES). Texas Association of Private and Parachial Schools (TAPPS) District 2-5A Champions in TAPPS District 2-5A basketball All-State Second Team in TAPPS District 2-5A basketball All-District First Team and Offensive Player of the Year in Dallas Morning News SportsDay Girls Basketball Class Leader in Varsity basketball Most Improved Player in 2007, Most Valuable Player in 2006 and Co-Most Valuable Player in varsity track MVP in TAPPS District 2-5A Volleyball All-District Team Honorable Mention in Member of National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and National Mathematics Honor Society Involved in student government all four years of high school... elected vice president as a senior and president as a freshman. Daughter of Kevin and Laura Keith...born Lucy Keith on December 6, two sisters, Katie (21) and Whitney (15)...intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH LUCY KEITH Full name: Lucy Caroline Keith Nickname (s): Loosey Goosey, Luce I chose UT because...of the great academics and the women s soccer program. Favorite thing about Austin is...the restaurants. Goals for the season: Make an impact, win the Big 12 and be on time for everything. Favorite book: The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: The Temptations Most interesting thing I did this summer: Competed at the U.S. Soccer Nationals My hidden talent is: organizing A word or phrase I overuse would be: Ya ll The song I never want to hear again is: Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris 59

26 Meet the Freshmen Amanda Lisberger FORWARD/MIDFIELD 5-3 Freshman Pacific Palisades, Calif. (Brentwood School) 13 Shaine Millheiser GOALKEEPER 5-7 Freshman San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente) 1 60 Invited to join the Korean Republic National team pool for the 2010 World Cup. Played for Eagles Soccer Club for four years under coach Vince Thomas. Squad won a U.S. Youth Soccer (USYS) National and California State Championship and Far West Regional championship in Team finished as state finalists in 2003, 2004 and In 2006, helped Eagles team win Coast Soccer Premier League Championship and League Cup Championship. Helped lead the team to three Surf Cup Championships. Three-sport standout who earned 11 varsity letters at the Brentwood School. Scored the game-winning goal on a header in the California State Championships named MVP by the Fox Soccer Channel as she added an assist to her three-point match. California Gatorade Player of the Year finalist in Three-time All-California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) First Team selection. Four-time Olympic League First Team and three-time league MVP. Helped her team win its third conference championship. Holds the school and conference record in points with 201 (86 goals and 29 assists). Scored 20 or more goals in each of her four high school seasons. An All-League selection in cross country and a four-time track & field Olympic League champion. National Merit Scholar honor roll recipient...member of the National Honor Society. Born on Feb. 28, 1990 in South Korea...daughter of Chuck and Marilynn Lisberger...one older brother, David (20)...intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH AMANDA LISBERGER Full name: Amanda Lisberger Nickname (s): Panda I chose UT because...the team was really nice and I really like Chris Petrucelli. Also, to get out of California. Favorite thing about Austin is...all the great food. Goals for the season: To get to the College Cup. Favorite book: Intensity by Dean Koontz Favorite quote or motto: Never give anything less than your best Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: the randomness of everything on it. Most interesting thing I did this summer: went to Korea to play soccer and visit where I was born. My hidden talent is: I can do a front hand spring A word or phrase I overuse would be: Oy vey The song I never want to hear again is: Soulja Boy City I ve never been to but want to visit: Rome 2008 Texas Soccer U.S. National Team pool member from Played for Region IV and South teams Helped the Region IV squad to a 2007 ODP National Championship Named Best Defensive Player and Best Goalkeeper at 2007 Nike Premier 50 Camp. Member of the Eagles 90 squad from under coach Vince Thomas. Became one of the only goalkeepers in the nation to be on a team that won the United States Youth Soccer National, Regional and State titles and the ODP National and Regional Championships in a single season (2007). Registered seven shutouts and stopped three kicks over three games en route to USYS National Finals. In 2006, helped Eagles team win Coast Soccer Premier League Championship and League Cup Championship. Helped Eagles capture three Surf Cup Championships. Played basketball in high school under Mary Mulligan... won two league championships ( and ). Chosen as the Offensive MVP for the SCHS team. Born on January 20, daughter of Stuart Millheiser...intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH SHAINE MILLHEISER Full name: Shaine Millheiser Nickname (s): Shane I chose UT because...i loved it and knew that if I didn t leave California for college, I d be there forever! Favorite thing about Austin is...everyone is friendly. Goals for the season: improve as a player and win the Big 12. Favorite book: Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli and Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin Favorite quote or motto: Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don t matter and those who matter don t mind. - Dr. Seuss Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Open the eyes of my heart, Lord by Mercy Me Most interesting thing I did this summer: went cliff jumping My hidden talent is: I m not a bad singer. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Dude or That s sick The song I never want to hear again is: Any song by Rhianna City I ve never been to but want to visit: Galapagos Islands

27 Meet the Freshmen Leah Payne DEFENDER 5-8 Freshman Danville, Calif. (Carondelet) 24 Samantha Toner FORWARD/MIDFIELD 5-8 Freshman Houston, Texas (Stratford) 18 Member of ODP Region Pool in Three-time NorCAL State ODP team member ( ). Played for the Mustang Fury ( , 2007) and Pleasanton Rage ( ) both teams coached by Paul Sapsford. Fury won the California State Cup and Surf Cup Championships in Helped the Rage to the 2006 California State Cup finals. Four-year basketball letterwinner under coach Margaret Gardener at Carondolet team captain as a senior. Helped the team win multiple conference and state championships claimed the Bay Valley Athletic League (BVAL) and NorCAL Championships in Squad finished as the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) state runner-up in Honor roll all four years of high school. Student Council class representative during sophomore, junior and senior years. Born Leah Payne on April 17, 1990 to Harry and Laurie Payne... two younger siblings, Zach (16) and Erica (15)...father Harry played basketball at Northern Arizona from intended major is liberal arts. OFF-FIELD WITH LEAH PAYNE Full name: Leah Payne Nickname (s): Payne I chose UT because...the school spirit and the amazing facilities. Favorite thing about Austin is...the diversity of people. Goals for the season: To be better at the end of the season than I was at the beginning. Favorite book: The Pact by Jodi Picoult Favorite quote or motto: Your every act should be done with love Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: Helena by My Chemical Romance Most interesting thing I did this summer: went to Hawaii My hidden talent is: drawing The song I never want to hear again is: Lollipop by Lil Wayne City I ve never been to but want to visit: Paris Member of the State Team ( ). Two-time selection to the ODP Regional Pool ( ). Played for the Eclipse Soccer Club from under coach Steve Alexander. Won numerous team championships with the Eclipse group... team won the 2005 Disney Soccer Showcase Copa Flight Champions... added a team crown at the 2004 Austin Labor Day Cup Championship. Squad finished as a semi-finalist at the 2006 Disney Soccer Showcase Copa Flight South Texas State Championship runner-up. Lettered in basketball all four years and volleyball during two seasons at Stratford High School. Named basketball team captain as a senior ( ). Basketball district honorable mention during the season. Helped volleyball team to 2006 district title... earned All-District honors. Member of National Honor Society Born Samatha Toner on November 13, 1989 to Matt and Betsy Toner...has one older sister, Emily (22)...father Matt played lacrosse and football at Lafayette College. OFF-FIELD WITH SAMANTHA TONER Full name: Samantha Anne Toner Nickname (s): Sam I chose UT because...i love Austin Favorite thing about Austin...the atmosphere. Goals for the season: To win Championships and become a better player. Favorite book: The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen Favorite quote or motto: Do all things with love Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: High School Musical soundtrack Most interesting thing I did this summer: went parasailing My hidden talent is: dancing. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Ya ll The song I never want to hear again is: Anything by Corbyn Blu City I ve never been to but want to visit: Las Vegas 61

28 Meet the Freshmen Michelle Whitley FORWARD 5-1 Freshman New Braunfels, Texas (New Braunfels) 27 Four-year letter winner for head coach Elena Morton at New Braunfels High School. Honored as the squad s offensive player of the year during her sophomore, junior and senior campaigns. Named to the All-Regoinal and All-District teams all four years ( ) at New Braunfels...also earned Academic All-District honors every season. Team MVP in 2007 as a junior. Member of the Lonestars Red 90 club team under head coach Jim Wayne. Born Michelle Lee Whitley on November 16, 1989 to Bob and Donna Whitley...two older sisters - Kristin (23) and Tracey (21) - and one younger brother, Clint (15)...both Kristin and Tracey attended The University of Texas...Tracey spent two years on the Longhorn soccer team. OFF-FIELD WITH MICHELLE WHITLEY Full Name: Michelle Lee Whitley Nickname (s): Mich I chose UT because...i love how the school s so big, the academics are great and for soccer. Favorite thing about Austin is...the diversity. Goals for the season: To win the Big 12 and get that championship ring. Favorite book: Night by Elie Wiesel Something on my ipod/cd rotation that would surprise people: The Beatles Most interesting thing I did this summer: Went to the Bahamas My hidden talent is: fixing things. A word or phrase I overuse would be: Are you serious? The song I never want to hear again is: Apologize by One Republic City I ve never been to but want to visit: London Texas Soccer