Sam Houston Athletice Site

SAM HOUSTON
2014 Junior Season -- Played in 16 games, starting 15 ... notched a hat trick, netting goals in the 44th minute, 71st minute and 78th minute against UIW ... second on team with seven goals ... scored lone goal against eventual champion Houston Baptist in Southland Conference Tournament ... put Bearkats ahead in 78th minute against A&M-Corpus Christi ... accounted for three game winning goals and two assists.

2013 Sophomore Season --Played in all 21 matches and started 15 ... scored one goal and assisted three others ... ninth on the team among outfield players with 1,116 minutes played ... second on the team in shots with 37 attempts ... scored the game-winning goal and assisted on the second goal in a 6-0 rout of Texas Southern to open the season ... assisted on Emily Edenstrom’s opening goal in 5-2 win over Lamar ... picked up an assist on Shannon Shields’ goal in a double overtime loss to Oral Roberts.

2012 Freshman Season -- Appeared in 16 matches as a true freshman in 2012 ... started six matches ... scored game-winning goal in her first college game in 1-0 season-opening victory over Prairie View.

LITTLE ELM HIGH SCHOOL
Four-year starter and varsity team captain for coach Julie Burnett ... two-time First-Team All-District and District Midfielder of the Year ... First Team All-Region ... played for Solar 94 ECNL soccer club 2011-present for coach Adrian Solca ... Inter/FC Dallas 94 2004-2011 ... all years in Lake Highlands Girls Classic League Division 1 ... 2009/10 U16 ECNL All-Event Team Las Vegas College Showcase ... Mexico Youth National Team ... 2009-2010 U18-19 Mexico Olympiad (Golden Boot Award) most goals scored playing forward ... Participated in the U17 Mexico National Team Training in Mexico City.

BROWN'S BITS
“Ashley is a big attacking threat that improved her power and accuracy with finishing during the off-season. She had a breakout junior year and was the team MVP. She is very good at combining with her teammates and providing the final pass to get them in behind defenses.”
-- eighth-year head coach Tom Brown

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