2017 Women's Soccer Roster
Defer, Rebecca
Jersey Number 1
Rebecca Defer
- Class:
- Senior
- Height:
- 5-11
- Hometown:
- British Columbia, Canada
- High School:
- St. Thomas Aquinas
Bio
TULSA – Was a four-year letterwinner . . . played in 29 games . . . logged 2,517 minutes between the posts . . . recorded 139 saves and eight clean sheets . . . had a career 1.28 GAA.
SENIOR (2017) – Started in six of seven games played . . . logged 650:08 in goal . . . registered 47 saves for a .758 saves percentage . . . allowed 15 goals for a 2.08 goals-against average . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against Temple and Memphis.
JUNIOR (2016) – Started in 11 of 13 games . . . logged 1057:02 in goal . . . recorded 72 saves . . . earned a shutout over Cincinnati . . . tallied a .791 saves percentage and a 1.62 goals-against average . . . was selected as the American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Week on Oct. 10 . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against Loyola Marymount.
SOPHOMORE (2015) – Played in seven full games . . . logged 630 minutes between the posts . . . picked up 16 saves and five shutouts for a .889 saves percentage . . . allowed two goals for a 0.29 goals-against average . . . ranked first in GAA and saves percentage, and sixth in shutouts in The American . . . was selected to the Spectrum Paint All-Tournament team.
FRESHMAN (2014) – Played two full games . . . logged 180 minutes between the posts . . . tallied four saves and two clean sheets . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against UMKC . . . was tabbed to the Holiday Inn Tulsa City Center Tulsa Invitational all-tournament team.
PRIOR TO TULSA – Played club soccer for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC . . . led her team to the 2013 Metro Women's League Championship, 2013 Metro Women's League Cup Championship and 2013 Pacific Coast League Championship . . . also helped her BC Provincial Team (U13-16) finish as the U16 and U14 National Champions, U15 National Championship bronze medalists, and U16 Mountain United FC Provincial Champions.
PERSONAL – A chemical engineering major . . . born January 11, 1996 . . . daughter of Jim Defer and Cheryl Fast-Defer . . . was named to the 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.
SENIOR (2017) – Started in six of seven games played . . . logged 650:08 in goal . . . registered 47 saves for a .758 saves percentage . . . allowed 15 goals for a 2.08 goals-against average . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against Temple and Memphis.
JUNIOR (2016) – Started in 11 of 13 games . . . logged 1057:02 in goal . . . recorded 72 saves . . . earned a shutout over Cincinnati . . . tallied a .791 saves percentage and a 1.62 goals-against average . . . was selected as the American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Week on Oct. 10 . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against Loyola Marymount.
SOPHOMORE (2015) – Played in seven full games . . . logged 630 minutes between the posts . . . picked up 16 saves and five shutouts for a .889 saves percentage . . . allowed two goals for a 0.29 goals-against average . . . ranked first in GAA and saves percentage, and sixth in shutouts in The American . . . was selected to the Spectrum Paint All-Tournament team.
FRESHMAN (2014) – Played two full games . . . logged 180 minutes between the posts . . . tallied four saves and two clean sheets . . . was named TU’s “Player of the Match” against UMKC . . . was tabbed to the Holiday Inn Tulsa City Center Tulsa Invitational all-tournament team.
PRIOR TO TULSA – Played club soccer for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC . . . led her team to the 2013 Metro Women's League Championship, 2013 Metro Women's League Cup Championship and 2013 Pacific Coast League Championship . . . also helped her BC Provincial Team (U13-16) finish as the U16 and U14 National Champions, U15 National Championship bronze medalists, and U16 Mountain United FC Provincial Champions.
PERSONAL – A chemical engineering major . . . born January 11, 1996 . . . daughter of Jim Defer and Cheryl Fast-Defer . . . was named to the 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team.
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