Stepped in and started a handful of matches last year . . . did an excellent job in goal . . . has grown up and matured as a player . . . is becoming more of a vocal leader . . . has developed a physical presence in the box.

Jenna Sturgill

2006 (freshman): Led the team with a miniscule 0.47 goals-against average . . . only allowed two goals in seven matches and 382 minutes in net . . . thrived in her role as the backup goalkeeper and stepped in to make two starts . . . finished the season with a 2-0 record after earning victories against Ohio Valley Conference-opponents Jacksonville State (Oct. 6) and Murray State (Oct. 15) . . . tallied two shutouts in OVC play and logged a career-high 110 minutes in goal versus Tennessee-Martin (Oct. 13) . . . registered 15 saves on the season and finished with a team-high .882 save percentage . . . member of the Athletic Department's 3.0 Club for finishing the year with a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.49 . . . earned her first varsity letter.

2005: Redshirted.

High School: Starting goalkeeper for the Peachtree City Lasers club team . . . helped guide the Lasers to four consecutive state championships from 2000 to 2003 . . . won both the Premier League Championship and the WAGS Cup Championship . . . helped McIntosh High School to the Georgia State Championship in 2004 . . . was a 2004 NSCAA High School Scholar All-South Region Team member, a 2004 All-American Nominee and a 2003-04 All-Area goalkeeper . . . earned second-team All-County honors.

Personal: Born Sept. 13, 1986 . . . daughter of Amy and Mark Sturgill . . . majoring in nursing.

ONE-ON-ONE WITH STURGILL
Favorite place to eat: Jim `N Nick's Barbeque
Favorite food: ice cream
Favorite movie: Devil Wears Prada
Favorite actress: Jennifer Garner
Favorite athlete: Peyton Manning