Amy Sullivant

Class:
Senior
Position:
D
Height:
5-6
Hometown:
Utica, Mich.
High School:
Eisenhower

At Michigan... 2002 NSCAA/adidas second-team All-America selection ... two-time NSCAA/adidas All-Great Lakes Region second team (2001, '02) ... 2000 Soccer Buzz All-America Honorable Mention ... three-time first-team All-Big Ten Conference selection (2000-02) ... program's leading scorer among defenders with 42 career points (11 goals, 20 assists) ... tied school record for most career games played (91) and games started (89) ... tied school record with three assists in one game (vs. Illinois, Sept. 22).

Senior (2002)... NSCAA All-America second team ... NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region first team ... Soccer Buzz All-America third team selection and All-Great Lakes Region first team choice ... All-Big Ten Conference first team selection ... played and started in 22 games at left defender in 2002 ... missed two games with an ankle injury ... became program's leading scorer among defenders with 42 career points ... had 15 points ... scored two goals and set a career-best mark with 11 assists ... fifth-highest season assist total in U-M history ... assisted on the game-winning goal in six games, including in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Oakland (Nov. 15) ... tied a school record with three assists in a single game against Illinois (Sept. 22) ... assisted on both of Michigan's goals against Oakland (Oct. 27) ... tied a personal-best with three points (one goal, one assist) against Western Michigan (Sept. 6) ... credited with the game-winning assist in consecutive games against Penn State (Oct. 4) and Ohio State (Oct. 6) ... had an assist at Wisconsin (Sept. 27) ... tied for second in program history with two multi-assist games.

Junior (2001)... NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region first team ... named to Soccer Buzz's All-Great Lakes Region first team ... All-Big Ten first team selection ... one of two players to start in all 22 games ... was Michigan's second leading scorer with 19 points ... scored six goals and had seven assists ... had 58 shots, including 22 shots on goal ... scored a career-high two goals for four points against California (Sept. 2) ... recorded two three-point games, against Detroit (Sept. 17) and Michigan State (Nov. 8) ... recorded single goals against Loyola Marymount (Aug. 31) and Western Michigan (Nov. 3) ... scored the game winning goal against Western Michigan ... had assists against Kentucky (Sept. 7), Dayton (Sept. 9), Iowa (Sept. 23), Indiana (Oct. 12) and Minnesota (Oct. 19) ... had a season-high six shots against Detroit ... tied season mark with six shots against Wisconsin (Sept. 30).

Sophomore (2000)... Selected as Soccer Buzz 2000 All-America honorable mention ... All-Big Ten first team ... played in 23 games, starting 21 ... recorded 28 shots, including 12 shots on goal ... scored goals against USC (Sept. 3), Missouri (Sept. 10) and Ohio State (Oct. 15) ... recorded a team-high 10 shots against Ohio State (Oct. 15).

Freshman (1999)... Started all 24 games ... one of four Wolverines to start every match ... recorded assists in back-to-back games against Indiana (Oct. 1) and Purdue (Oct. 3).

Prep... Eisenhower High School (1999) ... four-year member of all-conference first team (1996, '97, '98, '99) ... three-year member of Michigan High School Dream Team ... three-year all-state first team, all-region team, all-area selection and Macomb Area Conference MVP (1997, '98, '99) ... set school record for career goals scored (86).

Club/Junior Team... Michigan Hawks (1996, '97, '98, '99) ... team captain (1997) ... member of 1996, '97, '98, '99 state championship teams ... 1997 regional champions ... 1997 quarterfinalists ... Olympic Development Program state and regional team (1993-'99) ... two-time Under-20 ODP National Pool player (1997, '98) ... three-time Under-16 and-17 ODP National Pool player (1996, '97, '98).

Personal... Graduated from the College of Literature, Science and the Arts (2003) ... concentrated in general studies ... born May 20, 1981 ... daughter of Mark and Shirley Sullivant.

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