Cami Jensen

Defender

Logan, Utah

Logan High School

Utah Rush, South

- Deseret Morning News 1st Team All-State 2006, 2007, 2008

- Salt Lake Tribune 1st Team All-Stated 2007, 2008

- Team MVP 2006-2008

- Team Captain 2007, 2008

- All Region MVP 2008

- Logan High School scoring record with 56 goals

- Herald Journal Player of the Week in 2006, 2007, 2008

- Herald Journal All-Valley 1st Team 2006, 2007, 2008

- Herald Journal All -Valley Soccer Player of the Year 2008

- Olympic Development Team 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008

- Utah Premiere Division Champions & State Cup 2006 - Finalist

- 2006 Pikes Peak-Champions 2007, 2008

- All-Region Basketball Player

- High School Honor Society

- GPA 3.9

ASHLEY BAZZARONE

Ashley Bazzarone

Midfielder

Vienna, Virginia

Flint Hill School

Loudon Red 90 Hotshots

- Member of Loudon Hotshots club team, ranked in top ten nationally 2007, 2008

- CASL Champions 2007 

- Greensboro Adidas Labor Day Shootout Champions 2007 

- Score at the Shore Champions 2007  

- WAGS Cup Finalists 2008, Semifinalists 2007 

- Bethesda Thanksgiving Champions 2008 

- Jefferson Cup Finalists 2008, Semifinalists 2007 

- Virginia Olympic Development State Team 2004-2008 

- Region 1 Invitational Camp 2005, 2007, 2008 

- ODP State Team to Denmark and Sweden 2005 

- D.C. United Super Y League, invited to Nationals 2006 

- Futsal - CYA Blast 2006-2007 

- Virginia Sate and Regional Champions 2008

- Flint Hill School Varsity track team 2007, 3rd in State 4 x 100 team 

- Member of the French National Honor Society  

- Headmasters/Directors Honor Role 2004-2008 

- GPA 3.83

MWC Champion Cougars Add Eight

The defending Mountain West Conference Champion Brigham Young University women's soccer team announced the signing of eight highly talented recruits to join the team and help them bring home a third-straight conference championship.  

Ashley Bazzarone (Vienna, VA)

Cami Jensen (Logan, UT)

Ashley Jones (Draper, UT)

Lindsi Lisonbee (Park City, UT)

Erica Owens (Salt Lake City, UT)

Carlee Payne (Pleasanton, CA)

Jessica Ringwood (Cottonwood Heights, UT)

Amber Wadsworth (Provo, UT)

"This is a tremendous day for the BYU women's soccer program", stated Head Coach Jennifer Rockwood.  "The addition of each of these outstanding young women will greatly enhance the strength of our team and set the course for the future.  We are fortunate that these talented and experienced student-athletes have a desire and enthusiasm to attend BYU."

Each new member of the BYU women's soccer team will be highlighted throughout the week.  Make sure to check back and learn more about each of these talented players!  

INDOOR EXTRAVAGANZA

The BYU Women's team participates in a fundraiser every year where they all split up into eight different teams, and they each find men's players, friends, alumni and family to make up there tournament team.  It started at 8:00 PM, and ended around midnight.  It is a great time, where all the hard-core soccer players get together, play some soccer, and have some laughs.  This year the championship game was Whitney Feller/Alyssa Vanderveur vs Andrea Willis/Becca Riddle.  The Willis and Riddle duo pulled off the victory.  It was fun to see everyone, and to hang out and play some soccer.  Good work Riddle and Willis, and your teammates:) 

LARKIN IS HEADED TO LOS ANGELES

Katie Larkin was picked number 19th in the Women's Professional Soccer Draft by the Los Angeles Sol.  She just finished her Senior year with the Cougs, and ended the season with 11 goals, 23 points, and 66 shots in 22 games.  She was an All-American her sophomore, junior and senior years and the MWC Offensive Player of the Year and Tournament Player of the Year in 2008.  Larkin will have the opportunity to play with some of the world's best players, and showcase her skills at the Home Depot Center, a 27,000 seat stadium which is also home to Major League Soccer's LA Galaxy.  

     

Larkin is excited to continue her career and take off to warm, sunny, California!  We wish Larkin the best and will keep our readers up to date on how things are going with the LA Sol. Their first game is against the Washington Freedom at the Home Depot Center Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 PM.  Good luck Larkin!  

The Cougs Go Down Fighting!

Now that the dust has settled, and we can pull ourselves together, I can write about the final game of the season.  The Cougs took on the defending National Champions, USC, on their home field last weekend.  BYU hosted the first 2 rounds of the tournament, and USC and Boston University played, and BYU played Virginia Tech.  It was a battle until the end with Virginia Tech, and they were a very good team.  The Cougs came out on top, 2-0, and went on to face USC.  

It was a perfect day for soccer, the field looked great, the sun was shining, and the girls were ready to go.  USC would score first, of a beautiful diving header in the first half.  USC had a dangerous offense, but the Coug's defense played outstanding.  The team came out in the second half with a little fire under them, and Andrea Willis put one away for the Cougs. It was a great game from both teams, and each team had some good looks in the 2nd half, and into overtime.  The team played outstanding, and ended up losing in a shootout.  The girls had a great season, and accomplished a lot.  It was a heartbreaker to lose that one in a shootout, and a handful of seniors will have to say goodbye.  We had a great group of girls this year, and I speak for the team, and the seniors will be missed.  Good work Cougs, that was a great season!

 

THE COUGS HAVE DONE IT AGAIN

The Cougs won their second MWC Conference Championship on Saturday.  They beat UNLV 4 - 0 on Thursday night, and then knocked off Utah 1-0, on Larkin's second half goal.  They picked up some awards at the banquet.  Andrea Willis was named the defensive player of the year, Katie Larkin the offensive player of the year, and tournament MVP, and Jen Rockwood was named Coach of the year.  The Cougs also placed a few players on the the MWC all conference, and all tournament teams.  Karen Cook, Andrea Willis, Jessica Harmon-Carter, and Katie Larkin were all part of the MWC Tournament team.  The Cougs spent the week in Las Vegas, and were spent some time eating large amounts of food at the buffets in Vegas.  They were also treated to a special treat and had the opportunity to see Phantom of the Opera, for motivation of course for the championship game.  It was amazing!  

The girls did a great job, and they will continue their quest for the NCAA Championship.  The brackets were released Monday night, and BYU will face Virginia Tech in the 1st round, and the winner of that game, and the USC vs Boston University, will play each other.  The great thing is, BYU was given the home bid, and the girls are looking forward to being home and defending their home turf.  The Cougs are set to kick off at 7:00 PM on Thursday night, November 13, 2008.  USC will face off against Boston University on South Field at 4:00 PM on Thursday night.  We need all the support we can get!  Come out to the game, and cheer the Cougs on!  Thanks to everyone who supports BYU Women's Soccer, we appreciate you!  See you guys on Thursday night!