Therese Heaton

Class:
Sophomore
Position:
F
Height:
5-7
Hometown:
Wheaton, Ill.
High School:
Warrenville South

Senior (2005)... Elected team tri-captain ... CoSIDA Academic All-District IV first team ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award ... Scholar All-Central Region second team ... started all 21 games ... second on team in goals (11), assists (6), and points (28) ... recorded 46 shots ... earned second straight U-M Coaches' Award (Feb. 11) ... broke school-record in career games played (92) in final round of Big Ten Tournament against Wisconsin (Nov. 6) ... netted two markers against Penn State in the quarterfinal round of the Big Ten Tournament (Nov. 3), also scoring a shootout goal ... had five-game point streak (4-3-11) (Oct. 7-21) ... surpassed goal total from 2004 (8) and equaled career-best, season total in points (24) with one goal on one shot against Penn State (Oct. 21) ... tallied a goal and two assists at Iowa (Oct. 16), setting a career-best season total in assists with six ... earned one assist at Illinois (Oct. 14) ... scored one goal on two shots against both Northwestern (Oct. 7) and Wisconsin (Oct. 9) ... recorded 150th career shot in five-shot effort at Indiana (Sept. 30) ... registered third assist of the season against Ohio State (Sept. 23) ... tallied first career hat trick against Western Michigan (Sept. 16) ... had first career two-assist game at Ohio (Sept. 9) ... netted second goal of the season against Texas A&M, recording a team-high four shots ... scored first goal of the season against Texas (Sept. 2) ... made season debut as a starter at Kansas (Aug. 26), tallying one shot.

Junior (2004)... NSCAA Scholar Athlete All-North/Central Region second team ... CoSIDA Academic All-District IV second team ... Academic All-Big Ten Conference ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award ... started all 22 games ... finished tied for the team lead in points with 21 ... posted eight goals and a team-best five assists ... had three game-winning scores ... tallied 58 shots ... earned U-M Coaches' Award (Feb. 5) ... assisted on game-winning goal against Wisconsin in Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals (Nov. 4) ... tallied one assist at Western Michigan (Oct. 30) ... scored the lone goal in 1-0 win at Indiana (Oct. 10) for 50th career point ... picked up one assist against Ohio State (Oct. 3) ... assisted on game-winner against Illinois (Sept. 19) ... collected game-winning goal and one assist against Northwestern (Sept. 17) ... picked up a pair of goals against Boston University (Sept. 12) ... scored the lone goal in double-overtime tie against Syracuse (Sept. 10) ... posted one goal against Ohio (Sept. 5) ... recorded one goal and a career-high six shots against Kentucky (Sept. 3) ... scored first goal of the season at Texas (Aug. 29) ... made season debut as a starter at Texas A&M (Aug. 27).

Sophomore (2003)... CoSIDA Academic All-District IV third team ... Academic All-Big Ten Conference ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award ... played in 25 games, starting eight ... collected seven points on two goals and three assists ... assisted on the game-winning goal in 1-0 victory over Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals (Nov. 7) ... notched one goal at Notre Dame (Oct. 29) ... tallied one assist against Iowa (Oct. 17) ... picked up first assist of the season against Wisconsin (Sept. 28) ... recorded first goal of the season against Iowa State (Sept. 14) ... collected 34 shots ... posted season-best four shots against Oakland (Sept. 5).

Freshman (2002)... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement award ... Soccer Buzz Great Lakes All-Freshman team ... Big Ten Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 1) ... played in all 24 games ... started 21 contests ... earned third-highest freshman point total in school history with 24 points ... scored 10 goals and had four assists ... scored five game-winning goals, including two in the postseason ... team's leading scorer in the NCAA Tournament with three goals ... earned a start and scored a career-high two goals in first collegiate appearance against Florida (Aug. 31) ... scored the fastest goal in program history vs. the Gators with a tally just 36 seconds into her first game with the Maize and Blue ... had a career-high four points with two goals against Miami (Ohio) in the second round of NCAA play (Nov. 17) ... had game-winning goal against Pepperdine in the third round of the NCAA Tournament (Nov. 23) ... had a three-point game with the game-winning goal and assist against Eastern Michigan (Sept. 8) ... scored game-tying strike at Michigan State (Oct. 25) ... had the game-winner at Indiana (Oct. 13) ... scored goals against Penn State (Oct. 4) and Iowa (Sept. 22) ... had assists against Illinois (Sept. 20), Massachusetts (Sept. 13) and Western Michigan (Sept. 6) ... third on team with 34 shots ... had a career-high five shots against Michigan State (Oct. 25).

Prep... Warrenville South High School (2002) ... graduated in top five percent of class ... National Honor Society ... High Honor Roll and 5.0 GPA Award for eight semesters ... Key Club ... two-year participant at the DuPage Valley Leadership Conference (2001-02) ... two-year varsity letterwinner ... team captain (2002) ... sat out senior season due to injury ... two-time unanimous All-DuPage Valley Conference selection (2000-01) ... 2001 All-Midwest selection ... two-time allstate and all-sectional (2000-01) ... Chicago Tribune All-State first team (2001) ... named team's top offensive player and MVP (2001) ... led team in scoring two consecutive years (2000-01) ... compiled 49 goals and 29 assists over career ... set school record for most assists in a game (4, 2001).

Club/Junior Team... Four-year member of Windy City Pride (1999-2002) ... two-time State Cup champion (1999-2000) ... Offensive Player of the Year Award winner (2000, '02) ... 2001 Western Area Girls Soccer Tournament finalist ... 1999 Raleigh Shoot-out champions.

Personal... Therese Anne Heaton was born March 15, 1984 ... daughter of Vince and Madelyn Heaton ... enrolled in the School of Education ... majoring in elementary education.

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