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Excellent shot blocker...Moves extremely well in the goal...Great leg support allows her to move well to any shot.
As a junior in 2000: Played in 15 games for 260 minutes, and had a GAA of 3.77…Defended the goal for the Cardinal in a 14-2 win over Hawaii in the MPSF Conference Tournament…Took over for Jackie Frank in a 10-1 win over UC Davis in the final game of the regular season, making three saves and keeping the Aggies scoreless…Played in the Harvard and Princeton games at the National Championships.
As a sophomore in 1999: Played in 11 games for 125 minutes and had four saves in the Cardinal's 14-0 shutout of Michigan at Nationals...Held the opponents to 16 goals and had a goals-against average of 3.58.
As a freshman in 1998: Second-string goalkeeper behind All-American Heather Crary...Gained valuable experience in her first collegiate season.
High School: 1997 graduate of Chadwick School...Team captain all three years...Garnered League MVP honors in 1996 and 1997...A First-Team All-CIF selection in 1997...Also an accomplished soccer goalkeeper...Was a member of the California Under-19 Olympic Development team...Lettered three years on the Chadwick soccer team, helping the Dolphins to the 1994 CIF Southern Section championship match...Also a four-year letterwinner on the swim team...Member of the school-record 200 freestyle relay team...Winner of the 1997 Founders and Sartorius Awards...Received the 1996 Teen Award from the Community Association of the Peninsula...President of the Ecology Club, Amnesty International, and Girl's Athletic League...Four-year member of the Board of Directors for the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy.
Personal: Born Nov. 26, 1978 in Palos Verdes, California...Daughter of Bill and Judy Henry…Brother, MacKenzie, played water polo at Princeton...Worked as a nanny in France during the summer of 1997...Played with Stanford's summer club team last summer...Hobbies and interests include babysitting, hiking and reading...An economics and Spanish literature major.