Followed CyberRays teammate Jacqui Little as West Coast Conference freshman of the year. Scored the game-winning goal in her first college game against San Jose State in 1997. In a career in which her team three times made it to the NCAA final four, she scored game-winning goals in three NCAA tournament games. Suffered a season-ending knee injury 11 games into her junior season.

Megan Kathleen Horvath. Born in Kansas City, Mo. Was a marketing major at Santa Clara. Father Ron and mother Judy are both employed in sales. Sister Bree will be a freshman soccer player at Santa Clara in the fall, the third sister to attend SCU. Favorite soccer player: ``Michael Owen because he is fast, tries new things and is always a spark in the game.'' Most influence on her soccer career: Father, because he coached her early in her career. Earliest soccer memory: "Playing `bunchball' and somehow emerging from the pack about age 5 or 6." Most important event in her career other than WUSA: Scoring golden goal against Brigham Young in NCAA soccer tournament ``because it helped my team and me believe in ourselves, and it also made me feel I still `had it.' '' Significance of 1999 Women's World Cup: ``It helped get this league started.'' Game ritual: Always wears a bow in her hair. Community activity: Volunteering at Alzheimer's and convalescent hospitals. Read to Succeed program at Santa Clara. Three favorite foods: Cereal (any kind), pizza, Coldstone Creamery Ice Cream.