Molly Fitzsimmons

Class:
Senior
Height:
5-9
Hometown:
St. Charles, Mo.
High School:
St. Joseph's Academy

TULSA -- A four-year letterwinner and three-year starter . . . started 53 of 79 career games . . . scored five goals and six assists for 16 points . . . had two game-winning goals.

SENIOR (2007) - Started 17 of 19 games . . . attempted 13 shots, five of which were on goal . . . helped TU post shutouts over Western Kentucky, Missouri State, Southern Miss and Houston.

JUNIOR (2006) - Started 17 of 19 games and registered one goal and one assist for three points . . . scored the lone goal for Tulsa in a 1-0 victory over Missouri State . . . named TU's "Player of the Game" against the Bears . . . also helped TU post shutouts against Oral Roberts (3-0) and Georgia Southern (5-0).

SOPHOMORE (2005) -- Started 15 of 20 games and chalked up two goals and three assists for seven points . . . recorded one goal each against Texas Tech and Marshall, and added one assist each against Northern Iowa, Centenary and Oral Roberts . . . named the team's "Player of the Game" against Marshall.

FRESHMAN (2004) -- Played in 21 games and earned four starts . . . produced two goals and two assists for six points . . . led the TU freshman class in scoring . . . recorded an assist against Oklahoma and Northern Iowa . . . scored two goals, including the game-winner, against San Jose State for her first multiple goal performance . . . named TU's "Player of the Game" against San Jose State . . . earned her first collegiate start against Arkansas-Little Rock in the season opener.

PRIOR TO TULSA -- Was a two-year letterwinner at St. Joseph's Academy . . . led her team to the state finals during her two seasons . . . also earned two letters in both basketball and field hockey . . . helped the basketball and field hockey teams to state titles during her senior season . . . played five seasons for her club team, Coca Cola.

PERSONAL -- Majoring in psychology . . . born June 4, 1986 . . . only daughter of Tim and Debbie Fitzsimmons . . . her father played soccer at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.