Abby Greubel Season 2021

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Career Highlights

• NCAA Champion (2019)
• Three-time Pac-12 Champion (2018-19, 2022)
• Two-time College Cup appearance (2018-19)
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-America (2022)
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-District first team (2022)
• Two-time Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll (2021-22)

As a Graduate Student (2022) • Pac-12 Champions

• College Sports Communicators Academic All-America
• College Sports Communicators Academic All-District first team
• Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll
• Appeared in all 22 matches, starting 19, while logging 1197:40 minutes
• Scored five goals and assisted on two more to total 12 points
• Contributed the game-winner vs. Colorado (Oct. 30)
• Managed a brace on just four shots against Utah (Oct. 27)
• Also scored vs. UC Santa Barbara (Aug. 28) and Cal Poly (Sept. 4)
• Compiled 60 shots, putting 27 on frame, including a season-best seven vs. Washington State (Oct. 9) and No. 15 BYU (Nov. 17)
• Scored in back-to-back matches against Utah (Oct. 27) and Colorado (Oct. 30), managing three total goals in the two contests
• Contributed an assist vs. San Diego (Sept. 15) and at Arizona State (Oct. 2)
• Played 50+ minutes in 11 of her 22 matches played

As a Senior (2021)

• Pac-12 Fall Academic Honor Roll
• Appeared in 14 matches, starting eight, while totaling 761:26 minutes
• Scored five goals, and assisted on two more, to finish with 12 points
• Five goals were second-most on the team
• Registered 34 shots, putting 17 on goal, and scoring one game-winner
• Scored in each of the first three matches of the year
• Contributed Stanford's first goal of the year at Cal Poly (Aug. 19)
• Scored twice on four shots vs. CSUN (Aug. 26)
• Had a goal and an assist while taking a season-high six shots vs. San Diego State (Aug. 29)
• Fifth goal of the season came at Washington (Oct. 10)
• Contributed an assist vs. Arizona (Oct. 24)
• Played 40+ minutes in six of her 14 matches played

As a Junior (2020-21)

• Made three appearances on the season, totaling 166:38 minutes
• Rejoined the team for the spring quarter

As a Sophomore (2019) • NCAA Champions, Pac-12 Champions

• Appeared in all 25 games as a midfielder and forward, scoring four goals with six assists while logging 1268:02 minutes
• Had one goal and one assist against San Jose State (Sept. 1)
• One assist against No. 14 Washington State (Oct. 3)
• Had an assist at Oregon (Oct. 13)
• Won a penalty and scored against Arizona (Nov. 3)
• One goal and one assist against Prairie View A&M (Nov. 15)
• One assist against Hofstra (Nov. 22)

As a Freshman (2018) • Pac-12 Champions

• Scored three goals with three assists in 17 total appearances, including eight starts, while logging 900 minutes
• Scored and had two assists in Stanford's 7-0 win over Colorado (Oct. 21)
• Scored in Stanford's 3-0 win over Cal Poly (Sept. 13)
• Scored her first career goal in Stanford's 3-1 win against Notre Dame (Sept. 7)
• First career point, assisting Alana Cook's goal in a 5-0 win at UC Davis (Aug. 17)

National Team Experience

• U16 girl’s national team camp Invite in Carson, California
• U14 girl’s national team camp in Portland, Oregon (2014)

Prior to Stanford

• 2018 Graduate of Foothill High School in Santa Ana, California
• Played club soccer for Slammers F.C. (2009-2018)
• ECNL PDP training camp (March 2017)
• Knight of the Year (2017)
• High school team captain (2016-2017)
• Crestview League MVP (2015-2017)
• First-team All-League (2015-2017)
• Scholar-Athlete Award (2015-2017)
• National Championship semi-finalist (2016)
• Crestview League Champions (2015)
• First team All-County (2015)
• First team Division-1 CIF (2015)
• High school, state, and region All-Star team (2015)
• Led country with combined 18 goals and 24 assists (2015)
• ECNL/id2 Nike National Training Camp in Portland, Oregon (2015)

Personal

• Born in Orange County, California
• Daughter of Paul and Christine Greubel
• Two older sisters, Molly and Lindsey
• Sister, Molly played basketball at UC Davis
• Grandfather, Ben Dolson, played basketball at Auburn University, and competed in 1956 Olympics for the U.S. demonstration baseball team