2004 Soccer - W Roster
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Jersey Number 16
Dana Richardson
- Position:
- Defender
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Sophomore
- High School:
- Dover Bay Secondary
- Hometown:
- Vancouver, B.C.
2004: Appeared in 19 matches and started one (UC Santa Barbara). Attempted five shots. Took two shots against both Washington State and Weber State.
2003: Played 17 games - third-most among Duck newcomers and tops in the backfield. Started nine contests, including the first eight games of the season in which Oregon reeled off a school-best 5-0 opening mark. Also played six Pac-10 matches, including start in UO's first-ever win over California (2-0).
High School: In the U-18 Canadian player pool for the 2004 summer U-19 World Championships, and in early spring already had seven goals for Nanaimo club as a midfielder and tied for team lead. Her U-15 and U-17 provincial squads finished third and second, respectively, in the 2003 national tourney. In 2001-02, her Nanaimo Women's Premier club team won the Vancouver Island Senior Championships and was seventh in the province, and second in the island tourney in 2000-01.
Personal: Major: Undeclared, Born Dana Ann Richardson on October 2, 1984 in Mississauga, Ontario.
2003: Played 17 games - third-most among Duck newcomers and tops in the backfield. Started nine contests, including the first eight games of the season in which Oregon reeled off a school-best 5-0 opening mark. Also played six Pac-10 matches, including start in UO's first-ever win over California (2-0).
High School: In the U-18 Canadian player pool for the 2004 summer U-19 World Championships, and in early spring already had seven goals for Nanaimo club as a midfielder and tied for team lead. Her U-15 and U-17 provincial squads finished third and second, respectively, in the 2003 national tourney. In 2001-02, her Nanaimo Women's Premier club team won the Vancouver Island Senior Championships and was seventh in the province, and second in the island tourney in 2000-01.
Personal: Major: Undeclared, Born Dana Ann Richardson on October 2, 1984 in Mississauga, Ontario.
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