2005 Soccer - W Roster
Roster
Caitlin Gamble
- Position:
- Midfielder
- Height:
- 5-9
- Class:
- Senior
- High School:
- East HS
- Hometown:
- Salt Lake City, Utah
2005
When healthy, a true offensive threat from the midfield position. Intelligent decision maker has five career goals on just 23 shots. Could capitalize on opponents’ attention on teammate Nicole Garbin to create her own scoring chances like she did in 2003. Academic All-America candidate.
2004
Great start to season was cut short by injury. Played and started in the first four games. Netted lone goal in Oregon’s 1-1 tie versus San Diego State. Tallied game-winner in overtime to beat Weber State 3-2. Earned second straight Pac-10 all-academic first team honors.
2003
Played 19 of the Ducks’ 20 games, with starts in seven of the first eight of the season and 10 total. Scored team’s second goal of season and first game-winner of her career in 4-1 victory over Boise State. Two weeks later, added Oregon’s final goal in a 3-1 win at Sacramento State. Added another point in the opening two weeks on assist on game-tier in 2-1 win at San Francisco. Overall, ranked fifth on team in goals (2) and sixth in points (5). The national Verizon first-team Academic All-American was also a Pac-10 all-academic first team pick with the top cumulative GPA on both squads (4.09).
2002
Started first collegiate contest in 1-1 tie vs. Utah and tallied one shot. Scored first goal among a season-high three shots in 4-2 win over Wisconsin-Green Bay. Also added attempts against Gonzaga and Pacific. Played seven games on season, including the first six of the campaign and 1-1 tie versus Washington State.
High School
All-state pick as a junior and senior, and a team captain. Helped team win state championship her sophomore year. Her Firebirds club captured 2000 state title. Honor roll member and an academic all-state pick as a senior.
Personal
Born Caitlin Elizabeth Gamble on May 26, 1984, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Parents are Chris and Cathy Gamble. Two younger twin sisters. Biology major.
