1  Brittney Peese
	Class: Senior Hometown: San Antonio, Texas High School: Tom C. Clark H.S. Height: 5-8 Position: GK Birthdate: 11/23/1979 Experience: 3L

2000: Made 14 starts in 15 games...set school records for career saves...logged over 1200 minutes...has amassed over 4000 minutes in her career...finished season with 84 saves...holds Tech All-Time career saves record, 225...named to first team Academic All-Big 12...named to the fall Commissioner’s Honor Roll...named to the spring Commissioner's Honor Roll.

1999: Started and played in 17 games...played 1,574 minutes...recorded 76 saves...had a 1.94 goals-against-average...tallied five shutouts...compiled a record of 7-9-1...is tied for first on the Red Raiders' all-time list for saves with 141...ranks third on Tech's All-Time list for shutouts with nine...on Tech's single season list for saves...ranks third with 76 in 1999 and fifth with 65 in 1998...on the single season list for shutouts, she ranks third with five in 1999 and fourth with four in 1998...named first team Academic All-Big 12.

1998: Started 14 of Tech's 17 games...accumulated 1,282 minutes of play...recorded 65 saves...had a 2.32 goals-against-average...claimed four shutouts...ranks second on Tech's single game list for saves with 16 vs. Evansville on Sept. 20, 1998.

HIGH SCHOOL: An All-State selection in 1997 and 1998...named All-District and All-City all four years...helped lead Tom C. Clark High School to sectional final in 1997 and regional semifinal in 1995 and 1996...high school team captain junior and senior years...was member of the USA Spring Cup championship team in 1998...played for Chaparrals Division I U-19 team from 1996-1998... high school coach was Liz Sandoval.

PERSONAL: Full name: Brittney Peese...born 11-23-79 in San Antonio, Texas...parents are Gerald and Lynette Peese...the youngest of three, has two older sisters, Shannon and Courtney...majoring in history and anthropology.

MORE ABOUT BRITTNEY: Selected “most athletic” her senior year...also played volleyball for state semifinalist (1996) and regional finalist runner-up (1997) teams...set the school record for most aces in one game...an English honor scholar..involved with church youth group, Animal Defense League and served as an United Way volunteer.