15 Jordan Hilbrands Class: Junior Hometown: Bexley, Ohio High School: Columbus School for Girls Height: 5-0 Position: F Birthdate: 03/15/1989

2008 - Sophomore: Saw time in all 23 games with 14 starts ... Notched first collegiate assist against Washington ... Recorded three shots against Colorado College and Northwestern ... Recorded first collegiate goal and game-winning goal against Michigan, which broke scoreless tie with 12 minutes remaining in regulation ... Had one shot in Big Ten Tournament against Michigan State ... Scored game-winning goal in NCAA Tournament game against Memphis and registered four shots.

2007 - Freshman: Played in 16 games ... Recorded her first career start against Wisconsin ... Recorded 507 total minutes ... Fired a shot on goal against Xavier and another vs. Iowa.

High School/Club: Listed as a Top 50 recruit by Soccer Buzz ... Two-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America Youth All-America selection in 2005-06 ... Member of Olympic Development Program (ODP) Region II team from 2004-06 ... Member of the Ohio South State ODP team 2001-06 ... Coached by Chris King.

Personal: Born March 15, 1989 ... Majoring in history ... Daughter of Kirk and Vicki Hildbrands ... Has two sisters, Kara and Greta ... Outside of playing soccer, enjoys coaching, hanging out with friends, seeing movies and vacationing with her family.

Getting to Know Jordan: Favorite Athlete: Cristiano Ronaldo ... Favorite Team: Manchester United ... Favorite Movie: Zoolander ... Favorite Movie Quote: "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood" - Dodgeball ... Favorite TV Shows: Friends and Grey's Anatomy ... Favorite Band: Goo Goo Dolls ... Favorite Foods: Applesauce and Smarties ... Favorite Pre-Game Meal: plain pasta ... Pre-game Routine: watch English Premier League highlights ... Three Words That Describe My Play: Quick, Creative, Energetic.

Coach Rayfield on Hilbrands: "Jordan continues to develop and find ways to use her speed and explosiveness, not just to be dangerous, but to make us a dangerous team. Her ability to get behind defenses opens up space for other players and keeps teams from only focusing on Chichi as a dangerous threat. She has improved her ability to combine with other players, and when she has composure in the box she can be a finisher as well. With a stable of attacking personalities, those two things will be important in the battle for playing time."

HILBRANDS' CAREER STATISTICS

Year	GP-GS	G	A	P	GWG	Shots	SOG
2007	16-1	0	0	0	0	5	2
2008	23-14	2	1	5	2	24	7
TOTALS	39-15	2	1	5	2	29	9