Salisbury Named CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer of the Week Courtesy: Seattle University Release: September 21, 2011 - 12:2 PM

Seattle, Wash. -  Seattle University women's soccer senior defender Jordan Salisbury(Federal Way, Wash.) was named a CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer of the Week after helping the Redhawks (7-3) put together a perfect weekend of work at the UNLV NIKE Invitational.At the tournament, Salisbury was a major contributor in the Redhawks come-from-behind victory over host-UNLV on Sept. 16. After allowing the Rebels to score an early go-ahead goal, the veteran defender rallied the Redhawk defensive efforts to prevent UNLV from getting on the board again. Their efforts also allowed the SU offense to send in a pair of second half goals to earn a 2-1 victory. Two days later, she connected with Mary Hill's free kick to head in the Redhawks opening goal in their 3-1 victory over San Diego State, who has been in the national rankings this season. Salisbury has started in all 10 games this season and has had a significant part in Seattle U's three shutouts this year, including a 2-0 win over then-No. 8 Portland on Sept. 2. In addition, she has been an integral part of Seattle U's offensive efforts. She's scored three goals this season, all headers, and is the team's second-leading scorer. "Jordan has had a great season thus far and I'm happy for her to receive this honor," said head coachJulie Woodward. "She's had an incredible year, not only in terms of her defending, but she also has had some offensive productivity for us. She has scored three unbelievable goals and is a natural leader. Jordan is a true competitor and has been a major part in our wins this season." Salisbury, who is the second SU player to receive the CS360 weekly honor this season, and the Redhawks host their season home opener on Friday, Sept. 23, versus San Francisco. First kick is slated for 4 p.m. CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performers of the Week Alysha Mallon (Dayton, D, Jr. Newton, PA) Jillian Mastroianni (Boston College, GK, Sr., Durham, CT) Blake Miller (West Virginia, F, Sr., St. Louis, MO) Teresa Noyola (Stanford, M, Sr., Palo Alto, CA) Jordan Salisbury (Seattle U, D, Sr., Federal Way, WA) Katie Stengel (Wake Forest, F, So., Melbourne, FL) Taylor Wilson (Seton Hall, M, Sr., Rahway, NJ) - Player of the Week

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Seattle U Spring Schedule 2011

Spring Schedule
Sat, Mar 05	Idaho	at Moscow, Idaho	11:00 a.m.
Sat, Mar 05	Washington State	at Pullman, Wash.	3 p.m.
Sat, Apr 09	Portland State	at Portland, Ore.	11:00 a.m.
Sat, Apr 09	Concordia	at Portland, Ore.	3 p.m.
Fri, Apr 15	UC Fraser Valley	at Bellingham, Wash.	5:15 p.m.
Fri, Apr 15	Western Washington	at Bellingham, Wash.	7:00 p.m.
Sun, Apr 17	Gonzaga	Championship Field	10:00 a.m.
Sun, Apr 17	Oregon	Championship Field	12:30 p.m.
Fri, Apr 29	University of Washington	Championship Field	5:00 p.m.
Sat, Apr 30	Alumni Game	Championship Field	12:00 p.m.

My little Sister Made All State in Soccer

2010 All-State Girls Soccer Teams (4A, 3A, 2A, 1A, 2B-1B)

*Coaches-poll, as voted on by high school coaches across the state of Washington. Class 4A

MVP — Kiana Kraft, M, Kentwood

Coach of the Year — Aaron Radford, Kentwood

First Team

Forwards — Lindsey Dahl, Thomas Jefferson; Jaclyn Softli, Eastlake; Sheaffer Skadsen, Skyview; Michelle Bretl, Skyline.

Midfielders — Kiana Kraft, Kentwood; Becca Schoales, South Kitsap; Brie Hooks, Tahoma;

Maddie Christ, Skyline.

Defenders — Avery Salisbury, Todd Beamer; Laura Rayfield, Kentlake; Brittanee Randle,

Skyline; Kenzie Lubeck, Richland.

Goal Keeper — Tina Vargas, Skyline.

Second Team

Forwards — Julia Moravec, Lewis and Clark; Sarah Jeric, Tahoma; Erin Huisingh, Chiawana; Sam Lee, Richland.

Midfielders — Madi Barney, Skyline; Jessie Ayers, Roosevelt; Cassidy Seckman, Kamiak; Jordan Asher, Rogers(Puyallup).

Defenders — Allie Townsend, Skyview; Molly McPherson, Jackson; Rebecca Lentz, Marysville‑
Pilchuck; Josie Greenwood, Lewis and Clark; Cricket Harber, Ballard.

Goal Keeper — Hannah Johnson, Skyview.

Honorable Mention

Forwards — Stephanie Hamilton, Bellarmine; Shayli Housman, Curtis; Mariah Lee, Kentwood; Bri Caldwell, Richland.

Midfielders — Kirsten Calmus, Richland; Riley Dopps, South Kitsap; Alyssa Drew, Monroe; Katie Arendt, Chiawana.

Defenders — Miranda Caballero, South Kitsap; Jackie Wilson, Skyline; Sara Bindl, Kentwood; Dom Randle, Skyline; Jessica Christian, Bellarmine; Brooke Pingrey, Snohomish; Shannon Lindsay, Gonzaga Prep.

Goal Keeper — Amber Woolcock, Tahoma.

Breast Cancer Awareness Game

We wore pink uniforms today Sunday October 3rd 2010  in support of Breast Cancer awareness

The Seattle University woman's soccer team hosted a "Kicks for Breast Cancer" awareness game on Sunday, Oct. 3, at Championship Field. The Redhawks faced Portland State at noon and all proceeds from the game were donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Puget Sound. Joining Seattle U from the  Seattle Sounders; player Roger Levesque, who signed autographs at halftime. Levesque and the Redhawks raffled off a signed official Sounders jersey.
SU is excited to partner with Komen for the Cure and host a "Kicks for Breast Cancer" this weekend to promote breast cancer awareness and help raise money for the cure. The Seattle U women's soccer team encourages all fans to wear pink to the game.
Seattle U currently is ranked No. 8 in the NSCAA West Region.

Fund Raiser for Corey Obungen; my good friend

Amidst soccer practices, games and the start of the 2010-11 school year, the Seattle University women's soccer team took time to help one of their fans Corey Obungen. The 20 year old, who is a former football player at the University of Puget Sound, was injured in a swimming accident this past June leaving him paralyzed from the chest down. Since the beginning of the 2010 season, the Redhawks have been selling raffle tickets to raise money to help Obungen with his medical bills. This past weekend the Redhawks presented Obungen with a check for $800, which will go directly to help his family pay for medical treatments that are not covered by his insurance.

Seattle University Soccer Student Athlete of the Week

Two days after scoring the game-winner for the Seattle University women's soccer team at UC Irvine, Renee Vandermause (Colbert, Wash.) earned her first Featured Student-Athlete of the Week honor on GoSeattleU.com. The junior defender has become an impact player this season seeing action in all four games played this year at outside defender, including making a pair of starts.

"Renee had a great pre-season, and has played significant minutes and contributed in every game thus far," said head coach Julie Woodward. "She is an amazing student, athlete and very well liked and respected by her teammates. She had a real solid weekend for us and lifted us to victory with an amazing game-winning goal against Irvine. I am excited for her and the season that lies ahead."
The Redhawk veteran has developed into a strong role on the team, contributing solid work during her minutes on the field and being the squad's biggest cheerleader when she is on the bench. Against UC Irvine on Aug. 29, she subbed into the game in the second half. After SU tied the game 1-1 at the end of the first period, she found the back of the net for the first time of her career. Seattle U took a corner kick, which the Anteater backline attempted to clear out. Vandermause controlled the ball off the UCI deflection out of the box and slammed in the game-winning goal from 20 yards out.
In addition to giving the team the go ahead goal and game-winner, teammate and senior captain Kara Kuttler expressed the impact Vandermause had on the game, saying that she won the game for the team before she was even on the field. Her teammates were able to hear her cheering on the sidelines, encouraging them to battle back after going down early, and when she entered the game she helped lift the team to their second consecutive victory.
A complete student-athlete, Vandermause currently boasts a 3.631 cumulative grade point average as a civil engineering major with a focus on environmental engineering. She is a member of the Society of Women Engineers and Engineers Without Boarders.
Vandermause and the Redhawk soccer team will return to action this Friday, Sept. 3, as they travel to Cheney, Wash. to take on Eastern Washington in a 4:30 p.m. match. Two days later they will return home to host the WCC's Gonzaga Bulldogs in a 1 p.m. contest at Championship Field. For more information about the Seattle University women's soccer team and to purchase tickets please visit: www.jordansalisbury.blogspot.com