Went to Southern California on a basketball scholarship, but missed soccer so much during her freshman year she decided to become a two-sport athlete. She was- first team all-Pacific-10 Conference in 1997-98-99. She was named to the Umbro all- America team in 1997 and '98, and was named a third-team all-American by SoccerBuzz and NSCAA in 1999. Despite a career marked by injuries, including a broken leg, she holds the Trojans' school record for career assists (27) and ranks second in goals (29) and total points (85).

Forward for DeAnza Magic Youth team, coached by her mother, which won state titles in 1994 and '95 and the 1994 national championship.

Kimberly Joy Clark. Born in Panama City, Fla. Graduated from Southern California in 2000 with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. Father Ron is an aerospace engineer, mother Patricia is a retired teacher. Twin sister Kristin also played basketball at USC. Was a nationally ranked youth tennis player. Earliest soccer memory: Scoring first goal in pee-wee soccer when she was 4 years old. Favorite soccer player: Brandi Chastain, "because of her never-give-up attitude and spirit." Feelings when watched 1999 Women's World Cup: "I was so proud to see the huge turnout, and the result was awesome." Pre-game ritual: Shaving her legs and listening to music. Post-soccer ambition: Get married and have a big family. Three favorite foods: Her mother's chicken and dumplings, pizza and bean burritos. Strangest possession: Collection of night lights.