Jessie Wolfe
5-6 Senior Forward/Goalkeeper
Albuquerque, N.M. (La Cueva)

Academic All-SEC (2000) Seventh in Career GAA (1.48), Sixth in Career Saves (79), Sixth in Career Shutouts (5.5)

Spent the spring semester in Australia...Expecting her to be more consistent in scoring goals and return to the scoring form of her freshman season.

As A Junior (2000): Earned Academic All-SEC Honors...Returned to the forward position full-time after playing goalkeeper in an emergency role as a sophomore...Both goals scored came in SEC play...Seventh on team with 20 shots and two goals...Saw action in all 21 games, starting three.

As A Sophomore (1999): Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll...Was Vanderbilt's top goalkeeper of the season with a 1.48 GAA and 5.5 shutouts in 18 games played and 1,520 total minutes...Started every SEC game at keeper and had a 1.39 GAA...Made her first appearance ever at goalkeeper against UAB and recorded a shutout...Was VU's starting keeper for the remainder of the season filling in for injured teammate Lauren Whitt...Recorded four saves against No. 15 Michigan...Earned her second shutout against Indiana...Made four saves against both South Carolina and third-ranked Florida; also played at forward in both games...Allowed only one goal to No. 12 Georgia...Had a career-high 13 saves against Dartmouth...Made six saves against No. 19 UConn...Recorded a shared shutout in VU's win over Mississippi State...Shut out No. 17 Southern Methodist in a 0-0 tie and 120 minute game...Limited opponents to only one goal in a five-game stretch (10/15- 10/29).

As A Freshman (1998): Fourth on the team in scoring and goals scored...Got her first career assist in the Commodores' 4-1 win over Saint Louis...Was named to the Vanderbilt Diadora Classic All-Tournament team...Recorded an assist in VU's win over South Carolina...Scored her first collegiate goal against No. 10 Virginia...Kicked in her first game-winning goal against Auburn...Had a career-best performance at Kentucky with a goal and an assist...Scored the game-winning goal in her first postseason game against LSU in the SEC Tournament.

High School/Club: Led her high school team to the New Mexico State Championship title in 1994-95 and 1997...Captain and MVP in 1997, leading her team to a 22-0 record and a No. 3 national ranking...Named an NSCAA/Umbro All-American and New Mexico State Player of the Year in 1997 and Albuquerque Tribune Player of the Year in '95 and '97...Tallied 28 goals and 13 assists her senior season and 32 goals and 10 assists as a junior...Received First-Team All-State, All-City, and All-District honors in 1995-97...Helped her club soccer team win the state championship from 1990-98.

Worth Knowing: Jessica Lynn Wolfe ... Born 9/14/79 ... Daughter of Larry Wolfe and Jackie Woods...Major is Interdisciplinary Communication and Political Science ... In the top three percent of her high school class.