2009 Concordia Women’s Soccer Player Profiles
#00 Georgie Christensen
5-8 / Sr. / GK
Hillsboro, Ore.
Hillsboro H.S.
Clackamas C.C.
2008 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American
2008 First-Team All-CCC
2008 NAIA All-Tournament Team
2008 NSCAA All-Region
2008 CCC Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 20-26)
2008: Posted a sterling 20-1-1 record in first season in front of the net for the Cavs ... Went undefeated until the NAIA Championship game ... Made 20 starting assignments in 23 appearances ... Blanked nine opponents, including three straight in October ... Snagged a season-best 10 saves in a 2-1 win over Azusa Pacific in the quarterfinals of the NAIA Championship ... Tallied 40 saves while allowing just 10 goals on the year for a 0.49 goals against average and a .800 save percentage ... Goals against average led the CCC ... Only allowed multiple goals on two occasions throughout the year ... Was not scored upon in 16 appearances, including streaks of seven and six straight contests.
2006-07: Helped lead Clackamas C.C. to a NWAACC championship in 2007 after finishing the season with a 21-0-1 record ... Tallied 14 shutouts in net en route to being named the NWAAC MVP ... As a freshman, posted 17 starting assignments, recording six goals and two assists while splitting time as a forward and at keeper.
Personal: A three-sport prep standout at Hillsboro High School … Competed in soccer, track and basketball for the Spartans while attending Heritage Christian High ... Three-time all-metro league pick and two-time team captain as a keeper … Team MVP three straight seasons ... In track, qualified for state in the 400, 800 and in the high jump … Four-year post player on the hardwood … Born December 1, 1987 … Daughter of Beth and Jeff Christensen … Family includes a younger sister, Mikaela … Father played football at Oregon State … Majoring in business … Played club soccer with FC Portland, helping the team to a U17 state championship in 2005 ... Played in the WPSL with the Portland Rain over the summer ... Was an assistant coach for the NWU U14 Fusion.
#1 Tori Talbutt
5-6 / Fr. / GK
Boise, Idaho
Capital H.S.
Personal: Attended two years at Capital High School after one year at Boise High ... Earned second-team all-conference honors ... Guided her club team, Les Bois United, to a state championship during her sophomore season and to a regional championship as a junior ... Also played several seasons of basketball as a post player ... Born July 17, 1991 ... Daughter of Glenda Talbutt ... Majoring in nursing.
#2 Angie Turner
5-5 / Jr. / MF
Salem, Ore.
Cascade H.S.
2008: Appeared in every game for the second straight season, making 23 starts in 25 chances ... Fourth on the team with nine assists ... Notched an assist on both goals in a 2-0 win over Pacific (9/11) ... Followed that game with assists in the next two matchups ... Scored first career goal and first game-winning goal in a 4-2 victory at Puget Sound (9/07) ... Second goal of the season was also a game winner by representing the team’s first score in a 5-0 win at Corban (9/25) ... Paired her third goal with an assist for a career-best three points at home against Northwest (10/03).
2007: Played in all 22 contests for Concordia as a freshman … Logged first collegiate point in a 7-0 win against Warner Pacific (9/14) … Also posted assists in back-to-back conference games against Eastern Oregon (10/13) and Cascade (10/17) … Took 10 shots on the season, including a season-high three attempts at Oregon Tech (10/6).
Personal: Cascade High School grad in 2007 ... Team captain and team MVP en route to all-district selections as a junior and a senior for the Cougars ... Also ran varsity track and cross country several seasons with personal bests of 5:40 in the 1,500, 2:35 in the 800 and 18:35 for 5,000 meters in cross country ... Born February 25, 1989 ... Daughter of Frances and Timothy Turner ... Oldest of five, family includes two brothers, Austin and Mitchell, and two sisters, Michela and Brianna ... Undecided on college major ... Enjoys juggling a soccer ball, claims a personal best of 3,202 consecutive touches ... Other hobbies include singing, drawing, dancing and outdoor activities ... Camp counselor for N.W. Soccer Camp for three years ... Volunteer coach for Southside Soccer Club.
#5 Jessica Ramback
5-7 / Jr. / F
Mill Creek, Wash.
Henry M. Jackson H.S.
2008, 2007 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American
2008, 2007 First-Team All-CCC
2008 NSCAA All-Region
2008 CCC Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 22-28)
2007 CCC Offensive Player of the Year
2007 NAIA All-Region I
2007 CCC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 16-22)
2008: Led the CCC with 22 goals scored, four of which settled for game-winners ... Second on the CCC list with 50 points, one behind teammate Shea Miller S ... Heads into the year with 12 career multi-goal games ... Started all 25 contests, scored in 15 of them ... Scored a hat trick with three goals against Evergreen State (10/04) ... Netted the game-winner against top-ranked Lindsey Wilson in the NAIA semifinals ... Recorded a goal in five straight games.
2007: Highly decorated sophomore season included being named the CCC Offensive Player of the Year … Top goal generator in the conference with 21 scores … Had five multi-goal games, including a four-score effort at home against Warner Pacific (9/14) … Named the CCC Offensive Player of the Week following that game … Scored at least one goal in 14 of the team’s 22 games … Four goals credited as game-winners … Goal tally came after taking 66 shots for a sparkling .318 success rate … Added five assists on the season for a conference-leading 47 points.
2006: Made 22 appearances and six starts as a freshman ... Accounted for seven goals, fourth on the team ... Added three assists for a total of 17 points ... Scored three game winners, including the advancing shot against Oklahoma Christian (11/17) in the NAIA tournament ... Added an assist in the match ... Had a pair of goals in the first 12 minutes of play at Corban (9/16).
Personal: Henry M. Jackson High School grad in 2006 ... Four-year volleyball player for the Timberwolves while playing select soccer for the Silver Lake Fusion ... Team MVP and captain ... First-Team All-Wesco, team MVP and captain on the volleyball squad … Born June 20, 1988 ... Daughter of Dave and Sue Ramback ... Family includes an older brother, Jason ... Majoring in psychology.
#6 Lauryn Helmers
5-5 / Fr. / D
Puyallup, Wash.
Emerald Ridge H.S.
Personal: Graduated from Emerald Ridge High School in 2009 ... A two-time captain and team MVP as a midfielder ... Earned second-team SPSL honors as a junior and again as a senior ... Played on three straight teams that qualified for district ... Ranked seventh all-time on the school’s assists list ... Also competed with Washington Premier FC ... Born March 25, 1991 ... Daughter of David and Donna Helmers ... Family includes two older brothers, Andrew and Brennan ... Majoring in exercise science.
#7 Carli Godard
5-7 / Sr. / MF
Roseburg, Ore.
Roseburg H.S.
Cal State-Bakersfield
2007 CCC Newcomer of the Year
2007 First-Team All-CCC
2008: Played in two games before suffering a season-ending injury ... Received a medical redshirt.
2007: Successful first year in the Cavalier program included first-team All-CCC honors as well as being named the league’s Newcomer of the Year … Added NAIA second-team All-Region I recognition in postseason play … Started 21 of 22 matches for the Cavs … Tallied two goals and two assists while patrolling the midfield … Scored goals in back-to-back conference matches with a score at Northwest (9/22) and at Northwest Christian (9/26).
2005-06: Played two seasons as a midfielder at Cal State-Bakersfield, a transitioning NCAA Division I school ... Helped the team to a 7-9-2 record in 2006 and 6-13-1 in 2005.
Personal: Graduated from Roseburg High School in Oregon ... Played center mid and forward during her four years on the soccer squad ... Team MVP and first-team all-league after her junior and senior campaigns ... Named Southern Oregon Player of the Year and first-team all-state as a senior ... Born March 21, 1987 ... Daughter of Theresa and Ken Godard ... Family includes one older sister, Maggie ... Majoring in physical therapy ... Enjoys a variety of outdoor activities during her free time.
#8 Chelsea Malnes
5-6 / Fr. / D-MF
Meridian, Idaho
Meridian H.S.
Personal: Graduated from Idaho Virtual Academy in 2009 while competing for Meridian High School ... A four-year starter as a forward/defender for the Warriors ... Named the team’s offensive MVP as a junior ... Scored 37 goals and 22 assists throughout her prep career ... Splitting time up front and in the back as a senior, was named a first-team All-Southern Idaho defender ... Also a two-year starting point guard on the basketball team and qualified for the state finals in the 300-meter hurdles while competing in track ... Played club soccer with the Boise Capitals ... Born October 19, 1990 ... Daughter of Lori and Dave Malnes ... Family includes two younger brothers, Justin and Jeremy, and a younger sister, Meagan ... Valedictorian of her senior class ... Majoring in nursing.
#9 Brittany Orr
5-7 / Fr. / D
Federal Way, Wash.
Todd Beamer H.S.
2008: Made 23 starts as a true freshman after coming off the bench in the first two contests ... In second collegiate start, scored first career goal which was tagged as the game-winner against Rocky Mountain (08/31) ... Final two scores also went down as game-winners, first against Oregon Tech (10/17) and then against St. Ambrose (11/22) ... St. Ambrose goal occurred in the 12th minute en route to a 5-1 win in the opening round of the NAIA National Championship ... Credited with five assists ... Had assists in back-to-back games: Corban (9/25) and Warner Pacific (9/27).
Personal: Four-year letterwinner and all-league selection for Todd Beamer High School as a midfielder and a defender ... Honorable mention all-state as a senior … Holds the Titan school record for most career goals … Led the team in assists on three occasions and in goals twice ... Tallied 36 career goals and 18 assists as a prep athlete … Born July 14, 1990 … Daughter of Cyndi and Joe Orr … Youngest of four sisters … Father played soccer at Seattle University … Sister Lacey played soccer at Grand Canyon University … Majoring in business ... Played for FC Santos at the club level along with CU teammate Jenna Peterson … Helped the squad reach semifinals at regionals after capturing the state title ... Team ranked as high as No. 7 nationally.
#10 Shelby Bloodworth
5-4 / Fr. / F
Vancouver, Wash.
Central Catholic H.S.
Personal: Graduated from Central Catholic in 2009 ... Helped her prep team to four straight state tournament appearances, including a title match visit as a junior and a semi-finals showing as a freshman ... Guided the Rams to a pair of Mt. Hood Conference championships, including an undefeated run through league play in 2007 ... Was a second-team all-conference player as a senior ... On the club level, Bloodworth played for Lake Oswego Soccer Club ... Joined on the Cavalier roster by Central Catholic teammate Indigo Recker ... Born February 19, 1991 ... Daughter of Janet and Don Bloodworth ... Family includes an older brother, Bryce ... Majoring in education.
#11 Kaylynn Winwood
5-2 / Fr. / MF
Boise, Idaho
Columbia H.S.
Personal: Graduated from Columbia High School in 2009 ... A three-time captain, helped the Wildcats to a third-place finish at the 4A Idaho State Championships in 2008 ... Voted the team MVP at the conclusion of her sophomore and junior campaigns and was a two-time all-conference forward/midfielder ... Also played with the Boise Capitals at the club level ... Born November 2,1990 ... Daughter of Cathy and Randy Winwood ... Family includes an older brother, Brandon ... Majoring in nursing.
#12 Chase Lane
5-8 / Fr. / MF
Lake Tapps, Wash.
Auburn Riverside H.S.
Personal: Graduate of Auburn Riverside in 2009 ... Pushed the Ravens into the state playoffs her final two seasons ... Earned second-team all-league status as a senior after posting a first-team recognition as a junior ... A standout on the track, qualifying for state in the 800, 1,600 and multiple relays over her career with the Ravens ... Was also a member of Highline Premier FC in club soccer ... Born April 21, 1991 ... Daughter of Teresa and Michael Lane ... Family includes an older brother, Erin ... Higher education plans include a pre-medicine/physical therapy focus
#13 Jackie Hendrickson
5-9 / Fr. / MF
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Rampart H.S.
2008 Second-Team All-CCC
2008 CCC Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 3-9)
2008: Missed just one start in freshman campaign ... Put in the knock-out goal in the 75th minute in a 3-1 win over Rocky Mountain (8/31) for her first collegiate score ... Second goal was the team’s first in a 3-0 win against Eastern Oregon (10/25) to go as the game-winner ... Contributed with the assist on the game-winner in an 11-1 blowout at home against Evergreen State (10/04).
Personal: Four-year varsity soccer and basketball player for Rampart High … Played a multiple of positions on the pitch ... Three-time team MVP in prep soccer …. Earned all-area recognition all four seasons … Handled point guard duties on the court since freshman year …. Ranked second in the state in steals as a freshman … One season led the team in points, steals, assists and minutes played … Born on September 23, 1989 … Daughter of Teresa and Dave Watt and Lon Hendrickson … Family includes a brother, Alex, and two sisters, Kate and Peyton … Majoring in marketing … Played club ball for Pride Soccer Club in Colorado Springs.
#14 Kailey Anderson
5-7 / Fr. / MF
Ridgefield, Wash.
Ridgefield H.S.
2008: Redshirt.
Personal: Four-year starter at Ridgefield High School ... Playing mostly as a defender for the Spudders … Earned second-team all-league honors in 2005 and first-team all-league honors as a senior en route to being named team MVP and team captain ... Team captured district championships on two occasions … Involved with the equestrian team and was a two-time state qualifier … Showmanship bronze medalist as a sophomore … Born August 9, 1990 … Daughter of Krista and Mike Anderson … Family includes an older brother, Jordan … Majoring in nursing with an aim to become an anesthetist ... Traveled to Denmark and Sweden in 2003 with Benson Soccer.
#15 Alex Thomas
5-8 / Fr. / F
Wilsonville, Ore.
Wilsonville H.S.
Personal: Graduated from Wilsonville High School in 2009 ... A two-year captain, was a first-team All-Northwest Oregon conference player for the Wildcats as a senior after earning second-team as a junior ... Was the leading scorer for the Wildcats during all four years of her prep career and was also the leading scorer on her club team, FC Portland ... Helped the Wildcats to three straight state semifinals ... Born August 5, 1991 ... Daughter of Q and Drew Thomas ... Family includes an older sister, Morgan ... Studying pre-physical therapy.
#16 Kaitlyn Tebbs
5-6 / So. / F
Bend, Ore.
Bend H.S.
2008 Second-Team All-CCC
2008 CCC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 20-26)
2007 CCC Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 30-Sept. 4; Oct. 24-30)
2008: One of just two players in the CCC to post double-digit numbers in goals and assists ... Fourth on the team in points (34), fourth in goals (12) and tied for second in assists (10) ... Scored a goal in five straight games ... Had two-goal games against Warner Pacific (9/27) and Evergreen State (10/4) ... Had four games with at least one goal and one assist ... Connected on the golden goal in the 109th minute in a 2-1 overtime win over Berry in the second round of the NAIA National Championships.
2007: Made an instant impact as a freshman with nine goals and seven assists … Assist total was good for a tie for second on the team … Scored a hat trick with three goals against Rocky Mountain (9/1) to earn CCC Offensive Player of the Week honors … Earned the award a second time after notching two assists against Oregon Tech (10/27) in the CCC title game … Scored the game winner in a 2-0 win over Kansas Wesleyan (11/15/07) in the teams opening game at the NAIA championships … Appeared in all 22 games and made six starts.
Personal: Graduate of Bend Senior High School ... Four-year forward for the Lava Bears ... Earned IMC Player of the Year honors after receiving all-state and all-conference recognition ... Played basketball all four years as a wing where she was named to the conference second team ... Placed eighth at the state track and field meet in the long jump ... Holds a personal record of 16-7 1/2 in the event ... Born December 1, 1988 ... Daughter of Tracey and John Tebbs ... Family includes two younger sisters, Avery and Madison ... Majoring in education ... Volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and spent time helping at an orphanage in Mexico ... Hobbies include reading, cooking and camping.
#17 Jenna Peterson
5-7 / Fr. / D
Federal Way, Wash.
Decatur H.S.
2008: Missed one start during freshman season ... Member of Cavalier defense which posted15 shutouts in 25 dates ... Opponents averaged just 0.51 goals per game during the season to lead the conference ... Managed first collegiate point on the game-winning goal in a 3-0 outing against Southern Oregon (10/18) ... Took 11 shots on the year with more than half on goal.
Personal: Four-year standout for Decatur High School … Scored a second-team all-league pick as a junior and a first-team all-league pick as a senior for the Gators ... Selected the team captain as a senior … Played two seasons of softball, setting the school record for stolen bases as a freshman … Born February 24, 1990 … Daughter of Shelly and Mike Peterson … Family includes two brothers, Alec and Cody, and a sister, Kayla … Father played baseball at Vanguard University … Majoring in psychology ... Member of the FC Santos club team along with Concordia teammate Brittany Orr ... Ranked as high as No. 7 in the nation, the team reached the regional semifinals after collecting a state title.
#18 Kylie Marshall
5-8 / Fr. / MF
Fort Collins, Colo.
Fossil Ridge H.S.
Northwest Nazarene
2008: Played one year of soccer at Northwest Nazarene ... Appeared in all 20 games while given the starting nod on 14 occasions ...Scored lone goal of the season in the 3rd minute of play against No. 24-ranked Chico State ... Alco competed in track for NNU, qualifying for the conference meet in the 400.
Personal: Fossil Ridge High School grad in 2008 ... Four-year varsity player for the Sabercats ... Piloted the team to the state semifinals as a junior and to the quarterfinals as a senior ... Placed at state as part of the school’s 1,600- and 3,200-meter relays as well as in the open 400 ... Born August 21, 1990 in Greenville, Texas ... Daughter of Stacey and Travis Scott Marshall ... Majoring in elementary education.
#19 Sami Andrews
5-5 / So. / MF
Camas, Wash.
Camas H.S.
2008: Tied for seventh on the team with 15 points ... Scored the eventual game-winner in a 5-1 rout against No. 6 Carroll (8/30) early in the year ... Scored again two games later with a goal in the 83rd minute for a 4-2 win over Puget Sound (9/7) ... Had a three goal and four assist tally over a six-game stretch ... Assisted two goals in a 8-0 outburst against Northwest Christian (10/28).
2007: Scored three goals and three assists while appearing in all 22 matches for the Cavs in her rookie season … Scored first career goal in a 6-1 victory at home against Mt. Vernon (8/30) … Connected for goals in consecutive games late in the year, the first against College of Idaho (10/24) and the second against Oregon tech (10/27) … First collegiate assist occurred while facing Northwest (9/22).
Personal: Graduated from Camas High School in 2007 ... Four-time letterwinner in soccer and track and field for the Papermakers ... MVP of the state championship soccer team in 2006 ... Collected second-team all-region honors for her efforts ... Two-time state track qualifier via the 1,600-meter relay ... Holds the school record for the 800-meter run ... Born October 15, 1988 ... Daughter of Linda and Ronald Andrews ... Family includes a brother, Jesse Thomas, and one sister, Elizabeth ... Majoring in biology with the aim to become a physical therapist.
#20 Kelton McFadden
5-5 / So. / MF
Boise, Idaho
Timberline H.S.
2008: One of three players on the roster with multi-goal and multi-assist games on her resume ... Placed two goals in the net in a 6-0 win over Oregon Tech (10/17) ... Had a goal and an assist versus Evergreen State (10/4) ... Scored in back-to-back games on two occasions, against Cascade (9/20) and Corban (9/25) and again verus Northwest (10/3) and Evergreen State (10/4) ... Saw action in all 25 contests, including all five NAIA National Championship games.
2007: Entered 17 matches for the Cavs as a freshman … Scored two goals and added four assists … Notched first career assist in the season opener versus The Master’s College (8/24) … First goal occurred in the conference opener against Warner Pacific (9/14) … Scored her second goal of the season in a 4-0 over Oregon Tech (10/27) for the CCC Championship.
Personal: Graduate of Idaho’s Timberline High School in 2007 ... Three-year soccer standout while playing up top and in the midfield ... Led the Wolves to district champs in 2005 and 2006 ... Also member of the ski team and track and field team for three seasons … Born September 27, 1988 ... Daughter of Jan and John McFadden ... Family includes a younger sister, Brogan, and a younger brother, Joseph ... Majoring in pre-medicine/biology ... Recognitions include National Honor Roll, Idaho Top Scholar and the President’s Education Award ... Involved with Make-A-Wish, Big Brother Big Sister and Study Buddies.
#22 Robyn Neimann
5-6 / Fr. / D-GK
Bend, Ore.
Mountain View H.S.
Personal: Mountain View graduate in 2009 ... Four-year standout for the Cougars, earning first-team All-IMC honors as a junior and again as a senior after second-team honors as a sophomore ... Member of four straight state qualifying teams, helping the Cougars to the 5A state semifinals in 2006 and the championship game in 2008 ... Also competed in track and field for three seasons as a jumper ... Born December 1, 1990 ... Daughter of Christina and Troy Neimann ... Family includes a younger brother, Elijah, and a younger sister, Brooklyn ... Studying pre-medicine at Concordia.
#23 Indigo Recker
5-7 / Fr. / D
Portland, Ore.
Central Catholic H.S.
