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2004 Women's Soccer

1 Kelly Lizon

  • Height 5-10
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool Washington Twp.
  • Hometown Turnersville, NJ

Biography

2003 - A backup goalkeeper who logged in 10:14 minutes

2002 - Was in the net for 45 minutes, allowing no goals.

2001 - Played in two games behind starting goalkeeper Becky Hickok... Allowed no goals in 38 minutes of playing time.

BACKGROUND - A First Team All-Olympic Conference, First team All-Group 4, and Second Team All-South Jersey selection as a senior in high school... Was invited to the Senior All-Star game... Also lettered in basketball and track and field at Washington Township... Daughter of Jim and Kathy Lizon... Born on May 1, 1983... Majoring in Information Technology.

                        GP Min.            GA       GAA     SV        SV%     W L      T          Sho.
2003                 1/0 10:14           0          0.00      0          .000      0 0        0          0
2002                 1/0 45:00           0          0.00      0          .000      0 0        0          0
2001                 2/0 38:00           0          0.00      0          .000      0 0        0          0
TOTAL              4/0 93:14           0          0.00      0          .000      0 0        0          0

Statistics

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2004

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Historical Player Information

  • 1

    2001Freshman

    Goalkeeper
    5'10"
    1
  • 1

    2002Sophomore

    GK
    5'10"
    1
  • 1

    2003Junior

    GK
    5'10"
    1
  • 1

    2004Senior

    GK
    5'10"
    1
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