Montana State University Billings Athletics

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Through Injury and Adversity, Warren a Warrior for Yellowjacket Women's Soccer (Oct. 19, 2016)

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Career Single Game Bests

Category	Total	Date	Opponent
Goals	1	10/27/16	3 times
Assists	2	9/24/15	vs. Western Oregon
Points	2	10/27/16	4 times
Shots	4	10/27/16	2 times
Shots on Goal	2	10/27/16	2 times
Minutes	90	10/29/16	vs. Western Washington
Corner Kicks	0	--	--

*Date of last occurrence if multiple

2016: Finished tied for second on the team with three goals scored…scored first career goal for MSUB in first game of the season against College of Idaho on Sept. 18…played in 13 matches and started nine after an early-season injury…logged 17 shots and placed seven on frame for a SOG percentage of 41.2…played 756 minutes for an average of 58.2 per game…scored game-winning goal in overtime in a 2-1 win over Simon Fraser at home on Oct. 27…scored lone penalty-kick attempt of the season…played season-high 90 minutes against Western Washington on Senior Day on Oct. 29…had season-high four shots against SFU on Oct. 27…had one assist, against Seattle Pacific on Oct. 22.

2015: Played in 14 matches, starting two…totaled two points with two assists, both coming at home in a 2-1 win over Western Oregon on Sept. 24…played 593 minutes, averaging 42.36 per game…took 17 shots, placing five on target…had season-high four shots at Academy of Art on Sept. 12…played season-high 69 minutes at home against Carroll College on Sept. 3.

Shoreline Community College: Twice led the NWAACC in goals during her first two collegiate seasons at Shoreline Community College…as a freshman in 2013, totaled 23 goals and 12 assists for 58 total points…followed that performance with 26 goals and eight assists for 60 points as a sophomore in 2014…selected as the NWAACC Most Valuable Player as a sophomore, and was the Northern region MVP both her freshman and sophomore seasons…also served as team captain and was team MVP both years, and was voted most inspirational by her teammates.
 
Tahoma Senior High School: Earned a pair of letters as a defender under head coach Jason Johnson…was a first-team all-league defender during her prep career, and also earned one letter as a jumper on the track and field squad.
 
Warren on choosing MSUB: “I chose MSUB because of the inviting and friendly atmosphere. I am excited to join a hard-working and competitive team that also values academics and gives back to the community.”