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2007 Women's Soccer

19 Morgan Sacchetti

  • Height 5-3
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool Mount Hebron
  • Hometown Glen Burnie, Md.

Biography

2006: Saw action in 15 games for the Retrievers, starting three… took three shots on the season… was named to the America East Honor Roll in the fall.

2005: Saw action in six games for the Retrievers and took one shot...was named to the America East Commissioner’s Honor Roll.

2004: Saw action in two games for the Retrievers…recorded an assist in UMBC’s 5-0 victory over Delaware State.

Background: Was a Baltimore Sun Coaches’ Pick All-County in 2001 before suffering a severe ankle injury in 2002, then returning to garner the same award in 2003…received Old Mill’s Best Defense Award as a sophomore… received Anne Arundel County’s Scholar Athlete Award during all four years at Old Mill…also received Old Mill’s Senior Athlete Award…recorded three assists in a 3-0 win over rival Southern High…daughter of Michael and Denise Sacchetti…her older sister, Lauren, plays lacrosse at Salisbury University…born on Sept. 15, 1986…majoring in political science.

Statistics

Season:
2007

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Historical Player Information

  • 19

    2004Freshman

    M/F
    5'3"
    19
  • 19

    2005Sophomore

    M/F
    5'3"
    19
  • 19

    2006Junior

    M/F
    5'3"
    19
  • 19

    2007Senior

    B
    5'3"
    19
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