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A third-year starter for UNC A member of the U.S. National Team Working toward a double major in political science and psychology 2000: As a junior, earned third-team All-America honors Named All-NCAA Tournament and All-Atlantic Coast Conference Started all 24 games Scored 12 goals, second on the team, and added 12 assists, tied for the team lead Exploded for seven goals over a four-game span late in the season, with two against William & Mary on Oct. 29, one against Virginia on Nov. 3 and two each against Kent State (NCAA Tournament first round game on Nov. 11) and Massachusetts (second round game on Nov. 12) Also had two assists for a total of six points against Kent State 1999: As a sophomore, led the Tar Heels in scoring with 15 goals and two assists for a total of 32 points Started all 22 games 1998: As a true freshman, played in all 21 games, starting seven Third on the team in goals with nine Also had two assists for a total of 20 points Recipient of the team's Ken and Cheryl Williams Rookie of the Year Award National/International: A member of the 2001 U.S. National Team Played with the team in the Americas Cup in Kingston, Jamaica, in March Represented the U.S. as part of the Under-21 team at the Junior World Cup in Argentina in May Played for the Metro Rush in the United Airlines summer league in 2001 Also played in the USFHA summer league in 1998-2000 Traveled to Argentina in March of `99 with the Under-20 team Also played for the team in the Four Nation Tournament in New Jersey in June Member of the 1998 Under-19 team that competed in Montreal Cup, the California Cup and the National Indoor Tournament Member of the 1997 Junior World Cup team, as well as the Under-19 team Played for the Under-16 select team in 1995-97 At Schuylerville Central School in Schuylerville, N.Y.: Earned All-America honors as a senior Team captain her sophomore, junior and senior years Area's career leader in goals and assists Team won state championships in 1995 and `96 Honorable-mention All-America as a junior and Player to Watch as a sophomore Played four years of basketball at point guard and four years of softball at shortstop Student government president Military Achievement Award as school's best female athlete Personal: Born June 3, 1980, in Glens Falls, N.Y. Daughter of Terry and Thomas Martin Has two brothers: Jarred (20) and John Andrew (12) Her mother played field hockey at West Chester and her father played football at Saint Lawrence Her brother Jarred is a member of the U.S. Men's National Field Hockey Team More on Martin: Favorite pastime is shopping Favorite postgame meal is mashed potatoes Wears her left shinguard inside out Has worn jersey No. 16 since she started playing field hockey when, as the youngest player on the team, she got the last pick of numbers Favorite sport to play besides field hockey is basketball After college, would like to go to law school then work for the FBI Greatest moment in her athletic career has been last season's trip to the NCAA Championship
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