2013 Field Hockey Roster
Jordan Dues
- Position:
- Goalkeeper
- Class:
- Freshman
- High School:
- Fallbrook
- Hometown:
- Fallbrook, Calif.
2016: Started all 19 games for the Cardinals as a senior… MAC Defensive Player of the Week for her performances against Brown and Richmond (Sept. 2)… registered 92 saves, a .692 save percentage and a 2.07 goals against average… finished the season with 41 goals against in 1383:47 minutes of action
2015: Started all 18 games for the Cardinals in her junior season ... registered 99 saves, a .635 save percentage and a 3.41 goals against average ... finished the season with 57 goals against in 1171:28 minutes of action ... marked a season high of 12 saves in the 3-1 loss at Longwood and a .655 save percentage in the 3-2 loss at Ohio State.
2014: Saw action in two games for the Cardinals in her sophomore season ... registered five saves for a 0.714 save percentage against No. 7 Iowa ... saw action against Mid-American Conference opponent Ohio ... finished the season with 70 minutes of action.
2013: Saw action in two games for Ball State as a freshman ... recorded her first collegiate save vs. Kent State on Oct. 19 ... registered a career-high five saves at Indiana (Oct. 27) ... made eight saves in 68 minutes of action.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Fallbrook High School for Varsity Coach Kirsten Mueller ... helped guide her team to a spotless 17-0 record as a senior ... netted 11 shutouts and had a 0.91 goals against average in 1,440 minutes ... was a First Team selection to the 2012 CIF Division 1 team as well as the 2012 Avocado West League ... named to the High School Sports Association Field Hockey All-Star Team as a senior ... earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team and was named most valuable goalkepper at the 2012 Serra Tournament ... played club with Guac Girls for coaches Kathy Waite, Kirsten Mueller and Lizzy Eskue.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Ericka and Patrick Dues ... was a member of the San Diego All-Academic team during the 2011-12 school year ... majoring in athletic training.
