With a year of cage experience under her belt, Weber is truly showing some spectacular growth... her leadership both on and off the field will be an asset for the Tars... coaches are excited to see her familiarity with the position pay off this year, and expect her to have a great season.

2008:  Stepped-up into the goalie position, utilizing her skills as a midfielder to help her transition into cage smoothly... started and played in all 12 games for the Tars, playing 726:24 minutes and grabbing 123 saves in 373 shots faced... collected 24 ground balls and caused two turnovers in her time in cage, earning a save percentage of .398 and a clear percentage of 67% (59-88).

High School: Played two years of lacrosse as a midfielder and four years at forward for the women’s soccer team at Winter Springs High School... earned Second Team All-State and Second Team All-District in soccer her freshman year, and was an Honorable Mention All-State selection her senior year... was the Most Improved soccer player her freshman year, and freshman MVP of her lacrosse team, as well as the top goal scorer of the soccer team both her junior and senior years.

Personal: Daughter of Brenda Herron and Dennis Weber... Majoring in Critical Media and Cultural Studies... transferred to Rollins from the University of North Florida where she played soccer for two years as a forward.